Yankees Spoil Techs Pilot Debut With 8-4 Win
New York Yankee newcomers Jerry Kenney and Bobby Murcer sparked an 8-4 opening day victory over the Washington Senators at RFK Stadium. Hank Allen started for Washington and Mel Stottlemyre shut down the Senators, who were plagued by four unearned runs in the fourth inning and costly errors. Frank Howard homer for Washington in the ninth offered late life as Murcer and Kenney provided the early power for the Yankees.
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Miami Posts Playoff Win in ABA Opener
Miami defeated Minnesota 119 to 110 in the ABA playoffs opening game. Dan Freeman scored 43 points with 11 assists, including 11 of his 21 field goals in the final period to spark the Floridians. The series moves to Florida before heading to Minnesota for Game 2.
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Jones Stars In Buck In New Orleans
Jimmy Jones scored 19 field goals to power the Bucks past Dallas 122 106 in New Orleans and move two games ahead of the Chaparrals in the ABA Western Division playoffs.
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ABA Pilot Honor To McCarthy
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) James Bal McCarthy, who coached his New Orleans Buccaneers to 4 comeback second place In the West Division of the ABA, was named coach of the year Monday by his 10 fellow ABA coaches. The Bucs rose from fourth to second with a late surge, finishing 17-22 mid January and winning 29 of 39 to end. Alex Hannum and Bob Leonard ranked next in voting.
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Giants Yield In Ninth But A's Sign Wyatt To Help
In Oakland California the A's added veteran reliever John Wyatt to their bullpen on Monday meeting the need to bolster their relief corps ahead of the AL renewal. The Giants dropped a 5 to 4 decision in the ninth. Wyatt joins a reshaped bullpen after the signing announced by the A's in Oakland.
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A's Open 1959 Season Against White Sox at Oakland Coliseum
Oakland starts the 1959 season with John Odom set to pitch for the A's in the home opener versus Chicago at the Oakland Coliseum. Connie Mack Jr. will throw out the first pitch as pregame ceremonies feature Miss Matalin Jackson and fireworks. The new AL West is highlighted by expansion clubs and the A's optimism under Hank Bauer as they host Chicago and begin a four game series.
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Reds Edge Dodgers In Opening NL Clash 3 2
Cincinnati Reds battled to a 3 2 loss as Don Drysdale and the Dodgers edged ahead after early homers. Gary Neatai fanned 12 over seven, Willi Fairly delivered a key triple while Pete Rose and Tolonte sparked late Reds offense, but Cleveland stadium noise fell short.
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MLB and College Basketball Notes From Various Teams
A jumble of 1968 baseball matchups with AL and NL games listed by team and pitcher records, plus scattered college basketball draft notes naming players like Bobby Smith and Lew Alcindor. The baseball slate includes Lonborg, McNally, Tiant, and Seaver in night games across cities, while college basketball references highlight draft picks and players from UCLA, Temple, and several other schools.
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Baseball and hockey radio log with multiple matches
Tuesday schedule lists Giants versus Braves on KSFO 300 at 4 45 p m and A s versus White Sox on KNBR 680 at 10 p m Wednesday shows baseball Oakland on KNBR 80 with 1 10 p m start and Giants again versus Braves on KSFO 560 at 4 45 p m plus Seals versus L A on KEEN 1370 at 9 p m noting broadcasting stations and times
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