Hanley Ramirez homers, LA Dodgers hang on to edge SF Giants LOS ANGELES, June 26 (UPI) -- Hanley Ramirez bashed a go-ahead, two-run homer Tuesday and the Los Angeles Dodgers survived a ninth-inning San Francisco rally to outlast the Giants 6-5. With the scored tied 2-2 in the sixth, Adrian Gonzalez doubled against Giants starter Mike Kickham (0-2) and Ramirez followed by driving a pitch down the left field line that hit the foul pole for a two-run shot. Matt Kemp, playing for the first time in 24 games, and Andre Ethier followed with consecutive singles, and Jake Dunning came in to pitch, only to surrender a run-scoring single to Tim Federowicz for a 5-2 Dodgers lead. Ethier later came home with what be the decisive run when Dunning threw wildly to first on a pick-off attempt. The Giants, trailing 6-3, mounted a comeback in the ninth against Los Angeles closer Brandon League, with Brandon Belt and Andres Torres each driving in a run before Paco Rodriguez took over on the mound. With runners at first and second, he retired two batters before Kemp hauled in Marco Scutaro's long drive with a acrobatic catch at the wall to end the game and hand Rodriguez his first career save. Stephen Fife (2-2) notched the win, allowing three runs on four hits over 6 2/3 innings as the Dodgers clinched the three-game series.