NEW YORK -- The Yankees four-game set against the AL-leading Rangers started Monday with what Chase Headley called maybe the toughest loss of his career.On Wednesday, Texas was two outs from winning the first three games. And yet the series ended Thursday with New York somehow earning a split when Headley scampered home on a passed ball for his teams second straight victory in the bottom of the ninth.Headley just beat the throw with two outs for a 2-1 win. Four Yankees pitchers combined to strike out 16 Rangers -- 12 by starter Michael Pineda.Didi Gregorius, who had the winning home run hours earlier when the Yankees rallied from a four-run ninth-inning deficit Wednesday night, hit a solo shot in the fifth to tie the score. Shin-Soo Choo had homered to lead off the game.Reliever Tony Barnette (5-3) walked Headley to lead off the bottom of the ninth. With runners on second and third and two outs, Robinson Chirinos dropped a fastball from Barnette.Headley had been concerned that Chirinos might try to throw behind him, and when he saw the pitch wasnt low, he started to take a half-step back before he saw the ball squirt away.Once it got by, though, theres no going back, he said. You just hope that you make it.Chirinos said he knew which pitch was coming and its location.Its my fault, he said.Barnette blamed himself for the leadoff walk.Its unacceptable, he said. You walk a guy to start an inning, most of the time hes going to score.Aroldis Chapman (2-0) worked around Adrian Beltres leadoff single in the top of the ninth to earn the win.In what manager Joe Girardi called his best outing of the season, Pineda was sharp after a shaky first inning, when Choo crushed the fourth pitch of the game for his 18th career leadoff homer.Pineda struck out Rougned Odor with two runners on to prevent further damage, and he didnt allow a hit the rest of the way -- reaching what is a magical six-inning mark for Yankees starters because of their trio of hard-throwing relievers.Dellin Betances, Andrew Miller and Chapman each pitched a scoreless inning.After a rough start to the season, Pineda had a 2.75 ERA in June, though he has just one win to show for it because of a lack of run support.Like Pineda, Rangers starter A.J. Griffin cruised after laboring through the first. Both pitchers struck out the side in the second, and overall nine straight batters struck out from the bottom of the first through the top of the third.Griffin retired 12 in a row before Gregorius tying homer. Griffin departed after throwing 88 pitches in five innings. He allowed the one run and two hits with two walks and eight strikeouts.After Headleys walk in the ninth, Gregorius came up again with a chance to win it -- but this time he sacrificed, bunting Headley to second with one out. Aaron Hicks then walked.Starlin Castro, who hit a walk-off home run of his own eight days earlier, grounded out to first to put the runners on second and third with two outs.MOMENTUM SWINGOn Monday, the Yankees blew a ninth-inning lead after a 3 1/2-hour rain delay, and the game didnt end until 2:44 a.m. But now they start a 10-game road trip back at .500.Hopefully this is what really got us going, Girardi said.TRAINERS ROOMYankees: Carlos Beltran, who didnt start for the second straight game because of right hamstring tightness, can bat, but he cant run. He pinch-hit for No. 9 hitter Ronald Torreyes in the seventh, and after he walked, Castro, who didnt start with a day game after a night game, pinch-ran for him. Girardi is concerned about Beltrans ability to play the field during this weekends interleague series at San Diego and doesnt expect him to start Friday. ... 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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- The No. 11 Texas A&M Aggies succumbed to an 83rd minute goal, dropping a 1-0 decision to the No. 15 UCLA Bruins in front of the third-largest crowd in school history.The Aggies drew 5,875 for their annual Fish Camp Night, a tally that ranks ninth in the NCAA Division I record books for non-NCAA Tournament match attendance.The Bruins scored the lone goal of the match with 7:58 remaining in the second half. MacKenzie Cerda started the scoring play at the left of the penalty arc. She sent a pass across the top of the box to Anika Rodriguez on the right side of the arc. Rodriguez took one dribble and slotted a pass to Chloe Castaneda entering the penalty box from the right corner. She found a shooting window and fired from 15 yards, hitting the right upper 90 for the 1-0 lead.UCLA had an opportunity to add another goal in the 85th minute, but Texas A&M goalkeeper Danielle Rice stonewalled Annie Alvarado on a penalty kick to keep the score at 1-0.Rice came up with five saves on the afternoon, as did UCLAs Teagan Micah who recorded her second shutout of the season.For the match, Texas A&M owned an 11-8 edgee in corner kicks, but were unable to convert the opportunities into goal.dddddddddddd The Bruins held an 18-11 edge in shots and a slight 6-5 margin in shots-on-goal.UCLA had the only shot-on-goal in the opening stanza, but Texas A&M had the best opportunity to score. In the eighth minute, Haley Pounds sent a pass in to the six-yard box from the right side, finding a charging Emily Bates. Bates got a foot on it, but was upended by late-arriving defender Kaiya McCullough, forcing the shot just wide right.The Aggies came out of the intermission with a flurry, Bates and Pounds ripping off menacing shots, with Bates coming from six-yards, but Micah made saves on both efforts in the first three minutes of the second half.Cienna Arrieta forced Micah to make a pair of brilliant, one on a ripped shot from 20 yards in the 57th minute and another on a point-blank corner kick header in the 58th minute.The Aggies return to action Sunday when they host the Tulsa Golden Hurricane in a 6 pm match at Ellis Field. 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