Palmer Blanks Bosox 1 0 in Opening Day Pitching Duel
Baltimore Orioles fail to lure sluggers as Jim Palmer faces Boston’s Ferguson Jenkins in an 1-0 win. Palmer allows six hits over eight innings, Dyar Miller finishes with a 1 2 2 ninth. unearned run decides the game while Jenkins matches six hits.
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Leafs Eliminate Penguins Sabres Prevail In Overtime Again
The Associated Press reports Ed Staniewski kept Buffalo in the series with 23 saves, but a deflected shot by Don Luce won in overtime as the Sabres forced a Stanley Cup quarterfinal. Toronto defeated Pittsburgh 4 0 behind a Wayne Thomas shutout, while Lyons suffered a torn knee ligament in the first period.
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Seaver Delivers Mets Victory In Spring Opener
Tom Seaver leads New York Mets to opening day win over Montreal Expos. Bud Harr ellson adds a two run double, Skip Lockwood finishes with two scoreless innings. Other games include Giants over Dodgers 4 2 and Padres beating Braves 8 2 with Frandy Jones strong on mound.
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Floyd in command at Masters after 36 holes lead
Ray Floyd shot a 66 to add to a 65, giving him a five stroke lead over Nicklaus at 36 holes in Augusta. The field includes Green, Ziegler, and Miller, with Palmer fading and Trevino barely making the cut as the Masters heads into its final rounds.
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Sports Schedule Fragments for Boston Chicago and Rangers
Fragmented OCR lists games and times across multiple leagues. Mentions Boston Chicago Kansas City and Teese teams, Baltimore game notes, and National League matches with sparse details. Abbreviated scores and venues appear, including New York, Cleveland, and San Diego references amid unclear line breaks.
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Taylor One Hits Seneca In Debut For Corry
Corry High opens 1976 season with a 0 run victory as Taylor dominates on the mound. He strikes out four, allows only one hit through five innings before a five-run fifth by Seneca Bobcats, aided by three errors. Triscult, Cragg and Vinea spark late offense. Frisina-coached seniors prep for Cathedral meeting. Bill Dodd clears 56 in high jump at Mansfield Relays with plans for Warren meet next.
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Bucks Clinch Midwest Title With Celtics Victory
The Milwaukee Bucks, despite trading Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, defeated the Boston Celtics 106-100 to clinch first place in the Midwest and secure home playoff advantage. Elmore Smith scored 20 with 9 in the fourth, and Clyde Mayes iced the win with a late basket and free throws.
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