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Toulon suffered a shock opening?28-23?defeat at?Bayonne?on Sunday.Leigh Halfpenny kicked two conversions and three penalties but it was not enough for the 2014-15?European Rugby Champions Cup winners.Jean Monribot went over twice while Gregory Arganese also crossed for Bayonne.?Martin Bustos Moyano added five points with a conversion and a penalty after just three minutes, while?Willie du Plessis kicked eight points.Romain Taofifenua crossed with nine minutes remaining, adding to?Charles Ollivons earlier score for the visitors just before the half hour, but Bayonne managed to hold on.On Saturday, Daniel Carters three penalties were not enough for Racing 92 as they fell to a 15-9 defeat at the hands of?Bordeaux Begles.Bordeaux had to see out the last 10 minutes out without?Louis-Benoit Madaule after he was dismissed, but held on thanks to five earlier penalties from?Ian Madigan.The Irish fly-half opened the scoring on 14 minutes, and added his second penalty on 31.?Madigan then added three more to his tally in the second half to give the Begles a convincing win.Meanwhile, Castres completed a 28-11 victory over Pau with four different players getting on the scoresheet.However, it was Pau who struck first, with Jale Vatubua crossing the whitewash on 17 minutes.?It didnt take long for Castres to hit back though, with?Alex Tulou, Thomas Combezou, and Eric Sione combining for three tries.Centre?Benjamin Urdapilleta added to Castres tally with two conversions and three penalties.Elsewhere, Lyon and Brive played out an thrilling 15-15 tie in a battle between?Frederic Michalak and?Gaetan Germain.Michalak, 33, claimed all of Lyons points with five penalties, three in the first half and two in the second.?Brives fullback Germain matched Michalaks five penalties, with the dramatic fifth coming just four minutes from time.Stade Toulousain secured a 20-12 victory over Montpellier Herault with Alexais Palisson and Florian Fritz both going over.Sebastien Bezy converted both tries, in the 11th and 54th minutes, as well as kicking a second-half penalty.?Gael Fickou had added scored the hosts only other penalty in the first half.All of Montpelliers points came from the boot of Ben Botica.Clermont Auvergne were denied victory after La Rochelle claimed a dramatic 30-30 draw in what was a thrilling, back-and-forth contest.Morgan Parra scored two late penalties in the space of four minutes to give the visitors a 27-24 lead eight minutes from time.?However, Brock James landed his third penalty with three minutes to go to give La Rochelle a share of the points.Parra converted first-half tries from Noa Nakaitaci, Arthur Iturria and David Strettle, as well as kicking three penalties.?Gabriel Lacroix and Ricky Januarie went over for the hosts in the 10th and 60th minutes respectively.Stade Francais Paris thrashed Grenoble 54-20 thanks to an inspired performance from?Jules Plisson.The French fly-half bagged seven penalties, four in the first half and three in the second.Gilles Bosch claimed a conversion and two penalties for Grenoble, but it was not enough for the visitors.Paul Williams, Remy Bonfils, Clement Daguin, Hugh Pyle and Waisea Nayacalevu were also among the scorers for Paris. 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The replacement for injured starter Gavin Floyd, Santiago delivered easily his best performance since going seven scoreless innings May 7 against the New York Mets. It also helped the White Sox get back on a winning track after losing 17 of 22 and dropping a season-high 12 games below .500. It surely helped Santiagos confidence that the White Sox staked him to an early lead. On a warm, windy night at Kauffman Stadium, Guthrie walked three of the first five batters he faced, and the bases-loaded free pass that he issued to Paul Konerko brought in the games first run. Conor Gillaspie added a sacrifice fly later in the first inning to give Chicago a 2-0 lead. The real trouble for Guthrie came in the third, when Alexei Ramirez led off with a single and Alex Rios doubled over the head of Alex Gordon in left field.dddddddddddd Adam Dunns single drove in another run, and Gillaspies single knocked Guthrie from the game. Viciedo greeted Chen with a three-run shot to give the White Sox a 7-0 lead. Guthrie wound up allowing six runs on five hits and three walks in 2 1-3 innings, his shortest start since going the same distance for the Orioles on July 7, 2009. It was his second straight shaky outing, too -- he allowed five runs over seven innings Saturday night at Tampa Bay. All the more puzzling is that Guthrie had been having success against the White Sox. Since joining the Royals last year, the right-hander had been 3-0 in six starts against their AL Central rivals, giving up just two earned runs in 44 2-3 innings. Guthrie had given up that many Friday night before escaping the first inning. De Azas two-run homer in the sixth made it 9-0, the most runs that the Royals stingy pitching staff had allowed since an 11-6 loss to the New York Yankees on May 10. It was also the most runs the White Sox had scored since beating Toronto 10-6 on June 10. Tyler Flowers was the only member of the White Sox starting lineup without a hit. NOTES: The White Sox recalled RHP Brian Omogross from Triple-A Charlotte before the game. ... Major League Baseball announced the Royals will make up their May 2 game against Tampa Bay that was snowed out on Aug. 26 at Kauffman Stadium. The first pitch will be at 1:10 p.m. CT. ... LHP Jose Quintana takes the mound Saturday against Royals RHP Wade Davis. ' ' '