ALBANY, N.Y. -- Dione Alston and Jordan Crockett scored fourth-quarter touchdowns and Albany rallied to defeat St. Francis 20-9 -- scoring all its points after halftime -- while improving to 4-0 on Saturday night.Albanys Elijah Ibitokun-Hanks entered the game ranked second in FCS rushing yards (465) and had a rough first half, held to 23 yards on seven carries. Ibitokun-Hanks broke free in the second half, finishing with 22 carries for 90 yards.St. Francis led 9-0 at halftime on Lance Geesey field goals of 21, 50 and 33 yards.The Red Flash piled up 415 yards total offense to 251 for Albany, but the Great Danes forced four turnovers, adding to their nation-leading 12.Zack Drayer completed 20 of 34 passes for 270 yards for St. Francis, but was picked off twice by Albany, which now has nine interceptions. The Great Danes came into the game with an FCS-leading seven. Naby Keita Jersey . 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Brandon Phillips had a two-run double in the ninth, and Choo had two hits and scored three runs as the Reds split the four-game series. "Weve had a good first half," Bruce said. "Obviously, were not in first place and thats where we want to be, but weve played well, especially with the injuries weve had. To still be right here in the hunt, were in good shape right now. "Were looking forward to the second half." The Reds began the day five games behind St. Louis and Pittsburgh in the division. They gained a game on the Pirates, who lost to the Mets. The Cardinals played the Cubs on Sunday night. "It makes for a better All-Star break," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "We had a chance to really take three out of four or maybe even sweep them but well take what we got." Bruces homer was his first since he hit two on June 22. He had gone 18 games without one. "I really dont pay attention to that stuff," he said. "I started off July a little slow but slowly got heated up a little bit. Its a long month." Reds right-hander Logan Ondrusek (3-0) threw two scoreless innings as the second reliever behind Tony Cingrani, who lasted only four innings. Teheran (7-5) allowed five runs, seven hits and two walks in 5 1-3 innings. Andrelton Simmons and Dan Uggla hit homers for Atlanta. Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman was held out because of a jammed left thumb that will prevent him from playing in the All-Star game on Tuesday. The Braves had outfielders Jason Heyward, Justin Upton, B.J. Upton and Freeman sustain injuries in the series. The team placed B.J. Upton on the 15-day disabled list before the game with a right adductor muscle strain. "We lost a lot of key players but the guys that stepped in did a terrific job for us," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "You felt good that we had a chance. Even today. We hit the ball hard. "Anytime your back is up against it like we were and guys respond, you feel good about your club." Atlanta catcher Brian McCann was named to replace Freeman on the NL All-Star team. The Reds ledd 5-3 before scoring three times in the ninth off Anthony Varvaro.dddddddddddd Phillips double drove in Choo and Joey Votto, and Phillips scored on Todd Fraziers single. Control problems pushed up Cingranis pitch count. The rookie left-hander, who threw 96 pitches, allowed two runs -- one earned -- four hits and three walks in four innings. It matched his shortest start. Cingrani was frustrated early in the game by home plate umpire Sam Holbrooks strike zone. "They were calling them low, and Tony and (catcher) Devin (Mesoraco) thought they were strikes," Baker said. "Sometimes you get tested, especially when youre a rookie and youre not going to get a lot of the near-strikes. Sam was consistent and thats all you can ask the umpire to do." Cingrani gave up a run in the second but stranded three runners. Reed Johnson singled with two outs and scored on Gerald Lairds double. Cingrani loaded the bases with two walks, but ended the inning by snagging Jose Constanzas liner. Atlantas missed opportunity for a bigger inning set the stage for the Reds four-run third. Cingrani led off with a bunt single, and Choo also singled before Vottos double and Brandon Phillips groundout each drove in a run. Bruces 19th homer pushed the lead to 4-1. The Braves added an unearned run in the third. Simmons walked, moved to third on Chris Johnsons single and scored when Reds shortstop Zack Cozart caught a liner by Evan Gattis and then threw wildly to first base in an attempt for a double play. Choo led off the fifth with his 13th homer. Gattis was 0-for-4 in his return from the disabled list after playing only two games in his rehabilitation stint with Triple-A Gwinnett. Gattis was the fill-in starter for Freeman, who jammed his thumb Saturday night. Gattis had been out since June 18 because of a right oblique strain. Constanza made a running catch of Choos drive to left field in the first inning and made another leaping grab of a drive by Bruce in front of the wall in the ninth. Reds closer Aroldis Chapman gave up Simmons eighth homer in the ninth. NOTES: Cingrani also lasted only four innings on May 10 against Milwaukee. ... The Reds went 3-4 on their seven-game trip, splitting the four-game series with Atlanta. ... McCann is a seven-time All-Star. ... Gonzalez said doctors have determined Justin Upton sustained a severe cramp, instead of a strained left calf, in Fridays game. The Braves hope Justin Upton and Heyward (strained right hamstring) can return after the All-Star break without DL stints. ' ' '