Murcer Shines for Giants in 7-1 Win Over Padres
Bobby Murcer hits .345 with a three RBI game boosting the Giants after the Bobby Bonds for Murcer swap. Bonds struggles for the Yankees as New York suffers sixth loss in seven games. Murcer drives in two runs with a two run triple and another in the eighth, while Wes Westrum praises Murcer as a smart hitter leading younger players.
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Chaney sparks Celtics to 112 100 win in playoff game
Don Chaney came off the Boston bench to ignite the Celtics with eight third-period points as Boston pulled away from the Houston Rockets 112 100 in the NBA quarterfinals. He later exits for the Spirits of St Louis after signing with the ABA. Chaney credited his fast break and defense for the victory, while coach Tom Heinsohn lauded his spark and movement.
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Ron Hill returns to lead British in Boston Marathon
Ron Hill, 36, plans a bold comeback as he heads a 22 man British team in the Patriots Day Boston Marathon. Hill seeks the medal and hopes to boost Boston United Harriers to the team title, racing 2,300 others including last year’s top finishers. He recalls his 1970 course record and aims to prove he still belongs at the front.
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Cuellar Baffles Brewers In 2-0 Orioles Win
Mike Cuellar, nicknamed Crazy Horse, puzzles the Milwaukee Brewers with a dominant two-hitter while throwing 75 percent screwballs. Elrod Hendricks homered for Baltimore as they top the Brewers 2-0 in a spring training night game. The victory comes as other American League results unfold, with Kansas City, Boston, Texas, and Minnesota posting wins.
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