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The teams president and chief executive officer announced Tuesday the CFL club had an overall operating profit of $726,930 last year wiped out mainly because of delays in building the new $200-million Investors Group Field.OAKLAND, Calif. -- With a lineup full of big bats, the Texas Rangers arent used to being in a prolonged slump at the plate. Yu Darvish struggled with his control and the Rangers were shut down once again by an Oakland starter in a 7-1 setback on Thursday that was their seventh loss in nine games. Texas has been held to two runs or fewer five times in seven games in June, including in all three losses to the As. The Rangers had been held to two or fewer runs just eight times in the first two months of the season. "Over the last three years this is out of the ordinary," said slugger Josh Hamilton, who is 4 for 29 on the road trip. "What has made us so good is that if two or three guys were not getting it done, then two or three others would be getting it done. Right now no one is getting it done." Coco Crisp hit a solo homer and bases-loaded triple to help Brandon McCarthy (5-3) win his fifth straight decision as the As took three of four from the two-time defending AL champions after losing 10 of their previous 11 games. "To be able to take three out of four, with the struggles that weve seen here recently is a big lift," manager Bob Melvin said. "Offensively we did some good things this series, certainly pitching and our defence has been really good too. We played all facets this series. You have to play that way to beat a team like that three out of four and we did." Oakland had lost five straight series and gone winless in nine since taking two of three from Tampa Bay from May 4-6. But with strong starts from Jarrod Parker, Bartolo Colon and McCarthy and a bit more offence than usual, the As were able to handle the struggling Rangers. Brandon Moss also homered for Oakland, which outscored first-place Texas 24-8 in the four games. The As have scored 33 runs in the past six games after having just 32 in the previous 16. Darvish (7-4) gave up six runs, six hits and six walks in 5 1-3 innings, failing in his bid to become the first eight-game winner in the American League. The normally powerful Rangers offence also was held down once again. The As lost outfielder Yoenis Cespedes in the first inning to a strained left hamstring going from first to third on SSeth Smiths RBI single.dddddddddddd Cespedes, who came off the disabled list last week from a hand injury, was replaced by Collin Cowgill. Cespedes is day to day and Melvin hopes he will be available to pinch-hit this weekend in Arizona. Crisp, who had two doubles and six RBIs in 114 at-bats coming into the game, ended a 40-game homerless drought when he took Darvish deep to make it 2-0 in the third. "I didnt know he was slumping," Darvish said through an interpreter. "But looking at today all I can say is hes an incredibly good hitter. He looked like our Hamilton out there today." After Adrian Beltre got Texas on the board with an RBI single in the fourth, the As took advantage of Darvishs wildness to break the game open with four runs in the bottom half. Oakland loaded the bases without a hit on one-out walks to Brandon Inge and Moss and a hit batsman for Kurt Suzuki. Cliff Pennington hit a sacrifice fly and Crisp delivered a triple to right field after Jemile Weeks walked to load the bases as the As went up 6-1. "The walks hurt him," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "When you put so many guys on base something bad is going to happen and it did. Hes a tremendous pitcher and even tremendous pitchers have days like this." That was more than enough support for McCarthy, who retired his final 11 batters in his second start since returning from the disabled list last week from a strained right shoulder. McCarthy allowed one run and three hits in seven innings. NOTES: RHP Tanner Scheppers made his major league debut for the Rangers after being called up to replace LHP Derek Holland, who was placed on the DL because of a fatigued left shoulder. Scheppers allowed one run in 1 2-3 innings. ... The Rangers stay in the Bay Area where they will return to San Francisco to play the Giants for the first time since losing the 2010 World Series. They lost both road games that series and are 0-11 all time in San Francisco. ... Melvin will manage his first game in Arizona since being fired by the Diamondbacks in 2009 when Oakland opens a three-game series there on Friday night. Oaklands Tommy Milone (6-5) is slated to face Daniel Hudson (2-1). cheap jerseys cheap nfl jerseys ' ' '