05/15/2006 11:10 PM ET Feliz's grand blow leads Giants' romp Hennessey works out of trouble; Bonds homerless By Gene Duffey / Special to MLB.com HOUSTON -- Barry Bonds did not hit a home run Monday night, but he and his San Francisco teammates ripped Houston rookie right-hander Taylor Buchholz for a 10-1 victory before 32,980 at Minute Maid Park. Randy Winn opened the game with a homer to right field, and the Giants used five extra-base hits in the first three innings, including a grand slam by Pedro Feliz, to score eight runs. Feliz, who had doubled and scored in the second, hit the first pitch from Buchholz (2-3) into the nearby boxes in left field for his fourth career grand slam. Bonds, who walked in the first, contributed a double on an 0-2 pitch in the third, driving in a run. He struck out against left-handed reliever Trever Miller in the fourth and popped to short with runners on first and third in the sixth against righty Dave Borkowski, his final at-bat of the game. Right-hander Brad Hennessey (3-1) took advantage of his teammates' largesse to pitch five innings, allowing seven hits but only one run. Hennessey, who threw 103 pitches, retired Preston Wilson and Jason Lane on back-to-back popups in the first with the bases loaded. Craig Biggio, who had two hits for Houston, doubled in the third for his 2,839th career hit, tying Charlie Gehringer for 41st on the all-time list. Gene Duffey is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. -- MAKING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER MACOTO BANK --

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