Yankees rout Tigers for fourth straight win in 1974
The New York Yankees opened 1974 with four consecutive victories, routing Detroit 30 as Steve Kline and Sparky Lyle led eight-hit pitching after a two-run first inning. Minnesota defeated Chicago 3-1, Texas beat California 10-2, Oakland downed Kansas City 6-4, and several games were postponed by weather. Houston beat San Diego 9-5, Los Angeles topped Atlanta 9-2, Chicago blanked Philadelphia 2-0, Cincinnati beat San Francisco 6-3.
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Kroc Blasts Padres Over PA Then Astros Win Nine Five
San Diego owner Ray Kroc sparked controversy by blasting his team over the public address system in the eighth inning of a 9-5 loss to Houston. Cesar Cedeno drove in two more runs as Houston pulled away to lead 9-2. Kroc also sparked a streaker incident by shouting for the offender to be jailed.
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Major League Line Scores From Around the League
MLB results show New York defeating Detroit 3 to 0 in a nine inning game. Other AL results include Minnesota 3 over Chicago 1 and Texas 9 to 5 over California with several home runs. Oakland beat Kansas City 6 to 4 as Bando homered, while Baltimore vs Boston and Milwaukee vs Cleveland were postponed. NL action has Philadelphia beating Chicago 4 to 7 and Los Angeles 9 to 7 over Atlanta. Houston routed San Diego 9 to 5 in the night’s standout. Montreal and St Louis options postponed by rain.
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Major League Standings Tuesday Night Results
Baseball standings and results feature postponed games due to rain and snow. Montreal at Pittsburgh and Ball at Boston were postponed. Scores include Chicago 2 Phila 0, Houston 9 San Diego 5, Cinci 6 San Fran 3, Texas 10 Calif 2, Oakland 6 K.C. 4, Minnesota 3 Chicago 1, New York 3 Detroit 0, with St Louis at New York and Montreal at Pittsburgh deferred.
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Confident Pistons cling to one playoff chance
Detroit trails Chicago 3-2 after a 98-94 loss as coach Ray Scott remains confident the better team will prevail. Bulls led 57-40 at halftime and held on as Norm Van Lier sealed the defeat with an 18 footer with 30 seconds left.
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Winter Delays Hit Mt Anthony High Spring Sports
Old Man Winter delays the opening of the spring sports season at Mt Anthony Union High School. Track meet with Hoosick Falls Central is canceled and tomorrow's Patriots baseball opener with Hoosick Falls is canceled. Spinelli Field is snow covered and a schedule juggling seems likely.
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