Giants Secure 8-0 Victory Over Padres in Debut Win
San Francisco tops San Diego 8-0 as Ray Sadecki fires a seven-hitter and Willie Mays belts his first homer of the year. Padres commit five errors, enabling the Giants to seize control early and extend San Diego’s winless start. Mays also reaches on an error by Spezio, scoring another run as the Giants capitalize on Padres miscues.
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Cards Finally Win One As Shannon Drives In Late Runs
In New York, Mike Shannon delivered a two run ninth inning double and Joe Torre added three hits including his first homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 6 5 for their first win of the season. Torre also featured a hot stretch after being traded to St. Louis this spring.
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Red Sox edge Indians in 16th inning victory
Rico Petrocelli singled and scored the winning run after Russ Gibson’s single, as pinch-hitter George Thomas grounded out in the 16th to lift Boston over Cleveland. It marked Boston’s third straight extra inning win, part of a 2 game series split with Baltimore?
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TV Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights
Saturday features wrestling at 1 a.m. and roller derby at noon along with baseball games Red vs Indians and Giants vs Padres. CBS Golf, Masters, bowling, boxing, and Wide World of Sports fill the afternoon and evening. Sunday includes Manley Cup, NBA Playoffs, Masters coverage, and American Sportsman programming.
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Senators Shut Out Orioles On Six-HitGem
Washington Senators blanked the Baltimore Orioles 4-0 as Barry, Moore, Casey Cox and Dennis Higgins combined for a six-hitter. Eddie Brinkman hit a solo homer, his first in two seasons, and Tim Sullen added a two-run single in a three-run third.
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Pennant pursuit results and upcoming baseball schedule
Yesterday's results showed Oakland 5 Kecaasly 4 and Los Angeles 8 San Diego 5 with other scores including St. Louis 6 New York 5 and Chicago 1 Montreal 0. Today's list includes multiple games across leagues with pitchers noted for Montreal Chicago Pittsburgh and others, and tomorrow's schedule features Kansas City at Oakland and Washington at Baltimore among matchups.
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Devlin ties Casper at Masters lead with 45-foot birdie
Bruce Devlin birdied the 18th fringe and then sank a 12-foot birdie on the 7th to reach 137 and tie Billy Casper for the second round lead at Augusta. Casper, who began the day ahead, stayed with par golf as the field narrowed.
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Pilots blank White Sox in Seattle debut at Sicks Stadium
Gary Bell scattered nine hits while Don Mincher belted a two run homer as Seattle Pilots defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 in their Seattle major league debut. Mincher’s shot, his second of the season, cleared the left field fence in the third inning, backing Bell’s strong pitching.
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Hunter Powers A's Past Royals 5-0 in Oakland
Danny Cater backed starter Hunter as Oakland blanked Kansas City 5-0. Hunter pitched six strong innings, Morehead walked four as the A’s turned three free passes into runs. Sal Bando and Dick Green contributed later in the game while Reggie Jackson and Cater drove in key runs. Royals Mustang Dave Morehead gave up four walks and exited after the third.
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Yankees Top Tigers 9-4 Behind Pepitone and White Homers
New York Yankees defeated Detroit 9-4 as Roy White and Amado Pepitone homered twice, and Bill Burbach earned the win with late support. Detroit starter Lindy McDaniel was tagged with the loss, with Yankee rallies in the seventh and ninth sealing the road victory. Jim Spencer and Mickey Stanley contributed for Detroit, but errors and key hits by Pepitone, Murcer, and White dominated.
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Dodgers Rally Over Astros in Houston Home Opener
Los Angeles pitcher Ted Sizemore delivered a two out three base hit loaded with runners to spark a five run fifth inning and lift the Dodgers to a 9 3 victory over the winless Houston Astros in their home opener. Sizemore drove in two with a line drive to right field as Kosco Lefebvre and Haller scored on the triple breaking a 2 2 tie.
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Braves Zip Again On Cepeda HR
ATLANTA United Press International reports Orlando Cepeda hit a homer off Clay Carroll as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6 4 to extend their unbeaten streak to four. Ron Reed earned the win, Cecil Upshaw finished, and Hank Aaron collected his 2 800th career hit with a double in the fourth.
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Radio Log Highlights From Weekend Baseball Shows
A compact schedule fragment lists broadcasts for Saturday and Sunday with baseball games including Giants versus Padres and A's versus Royals, plus a Stanley Cup item. The entries reference stations KNBR KSFO and multiple start times such as 1:56 a.m. and 1:10 p.m., noting schedule irregularities and hockey standings.
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