Varsho equals major league record in Blue Jays win

Marshfield's Daulton Varsho is in the major league baseball record books because of his
performance for the Toronto Blue Jays Sunday night.  Daulton had two doubles, two home runs
and drove in four runs as the Jays beat New York 13-7 to take a 2-0 lead in the American 
League Division Series.  Daulton is only the fifth player in major league baseball history to
record four extra base hits in a post-season game.  The last to do so was St. Louis first
baseman Albert Pujols who had a home run and three doubles in game two of the 2011 National 
League Championship Series against Milwaukee.  The others are 
Yankee DH Hideki Matsui, who had two doubles and two home runs against Boston in game 
three of the 2004 American League Championship Series; Pittsburgh first
baseman Bob Robertson. who hit one double and three home runs against the Giants 
in game two of the National League Championship Series of 1971; and Chicago White
Sox infielder Frank Isbell, who hit four doubles against the Cubs in Game five of the 1906
World Series.