Tiant Delivers as Red Sox Top Brewers in Cold Opener
Boston starter Luis Tiant pitched a complete game despite numb hands in 50 degree weather at Fenway Park, allowing two hits and five runs three in the third inning and securing a 5-2 win over Milwaukee. Rick Burleson and Carl Yastrzemski led Boston with key RBIs and runs.
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Masters stage set as golf greats face nerves and rivals
Augusta residents and golfers Arnold Palmer Tom Weiskopf and Jack Nicklaus enter the 39th Masters amid tense pressure on the eve of the tournament Palmer seeks a major win drought relief while Weiskopf and Nicklaus project as co favorites Elder the first black competitor at Augusta pleads for focus not praise Nicklaus shows sharp form in practice and says his putting is improving on faster greens
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Frank Robinson Debuts As Slugging Manager
Frank Robinson becomes the first Black manager to homer in his first at bat guiding the Cleveland Indians to a 5-3 victory over the New York Yankees at Cleveland Stadium in front of 56,204. Boog Powell and Jack Brohamer drive in two runs each as Oakland, Minnesota and Boston also win openers.
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Seaver leads Mets past Phillies in opening day duel
Tom Seaver outdueled Steve Carlton to give the Mets a 2-1 win as Dave Kingman homered and Joe Torre delivered the winning RBI in the ninth. Felix Millan and John Milner contributed, while Atlanta blanked Houston 2-0 behind Carl Morton and Darrell Evans.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues posted
Major League Baseball standings show AL East leaders and day results. Cleveland defeated New York 5 3, Boston beat Milwaukee 5 2, Minnesota routed Texas 11 4. NL results include Montreal and New York 1 0 and Philadelphia 1 0 as rain affects schedules.
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LL Registration Slated In Saco 1975 Little League Tryouts
The Saco and Mavement Little Leagues announce a joint registration for ages 9 to 12 at Fairfield School on Thursday night April 10 from 6 30 to 8 30. Children must be nine by July 31 1975 and not 13 by that date to register. Residents of Saco may try out. bring birth certificates and attend with a parent.
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Bruins overpower Black Hawks in playoff opener
Phil Esposito scored three goals and Gregg Sheppard added two as the Boston Bruins routed the Chicago Black Hawks 8-2 in game one of the best-of-three series. Esposito surpassed by teammate Bobby Orr for the scoring title, while Tony Esposito allowed seven goals before being pulled.
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