Bando two homers lift A's to 4-0 win over Angels
Oakland A's beat California Angels 4-0 at Anaheim to end Angels seven game streak and move into first in the AL West. Bando drove in three runs with two homers backed by Jim Hunter's start. Murphy took the loss. Maloney pitched two scoreless innings for the Angels.
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Bucks host Bullets to open NBA title playoffs tonight
Milwaukee Bucks, favored to win the NBA title, host the Baltimore Bullets in game one of a best seven final series at Milwaukee. The series alternates cities, with games in Baltimore and Milwaukee through May, and ABC to televise the first two games. Lew Alcindor leads the Bucks after victories over San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Giants fall as Drabowsky preserves Cardinals win
Moe Drabowsky struck out the final two batters with the bases loaded in the ninth to preserve St. Louis’s 2-1 win over San Francisco. The loss ends San Francisco’s nine game winning streak and sets up Juan Marichal’s first defeat of the season. Joe Torre extended his hitting streak to 14 games. Bobby Bonds left with a sprained ankle after a third inning play.
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Hawks, Canadiens Triumph In Playoff Openers
Chicago Black Hawks shutout New York Rangers 3 0 to level the series at 1 1 as Tony Esposito stopped 32 shots and Cliff Korol and Dennis Hull scored. Montreal Canadiens defeated the Minnesota North Stars 7 2 with Jacques Lemaire hat trick and Marc Tardiff adding twice to lead the best of seven series 1 0.
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Harter resigns as Penn coach to take Oregon job
Tick Harter 39 resigns after five years at the University of Pennsylvania to become head coach at the University of Oregon. Penn Athletic Director Fred Shabel announced the move after a conference between the two, praising Harter as a standout 1952 53 player and commendable career leader.
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Track coaches' philosophic take after bumper Bay Area losses
Northern California Track Writers luncheon ponders losses and philosophy as Cal, Stanford, and Sacramento State face upcoming meets. Athletes Clareice Brooks and John Drew shine, while Cal State seeks depth with Bautista and Webster returning from injuries.
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National League Baseball Standings and Schedule Glance
Western Division leaders Giants and Dodgers postioning as Houston and Cincinnati chase, plus today and tomorrow games listed including Houston at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati along with notes on results and division gaps. The data shows teams, win loss records, games back and pace in both divisions with upcoming matchups.
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