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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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119
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Kelly keys San Diego i 6-1 victory United Press International YUMA Van Kelly drove in a pair of runs with a triple, double and single to pace a 16-hit San Diego attack in a 6-1 Padres' win over the Oakland A's yesterday. Before the game, Gov. Williams threw out the first ball at. the dedication of the Padres' new Desert Sun Stadium. Ollie Brown also hit safely three times in San Diego's successful Cactus League debut.

Four Padre pitchers held the A's to three hits with Tommy Sisk, retiring the side in order in three innings of relief, getting the win Clay Kirby, Gary Ross and Rich Zinniger also pitched for the winners. Rollie Fingers, the second Oakland pitcher, took the loss. The teams play today at Mesa. In other games yesterday, the Chicago White Sox beat the Boston Red Sox, 2-1; Pittsburgh battered Detroit, 6-1; Houston blanked Los Angeles, 2-0; Washington nipped Baltimore, 7-6, and, Atlanta bested Montreal, 7-2. The White Sox had a pair of unearned runs against the Red Sox in their win, while Pittsburgh pitchers Steve Blass, Doc Ellis and Bob Veale combined for a three hitter against Detroit.

Tnree hurlers who weren't with the Astros last year Jim Bouton, Jack Billingham and Jack DiLauro combined for a five-hit effort against the Dodgers. A two-run single by Toby Harrah and a two-run double by Paul Casanova powered a seven-run sixth inning which paved the way for Washington's 7-6 triumph. Jim Nash hurled a no-hit ball for three innings in pacing Atlanta's 7-2 triumph over Montreal. The Braves scored four times in the first inning in the win. Fla.

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At Cocoa, Fla. Los'AnBeles 000 000 Houston pop ICQ 4 Sam Timer named Allegheny coach -MEADVILLE, Pa. (AP)Sam Timer, a defensive backfield coach at Duke University since 1965, was named head football coach of Allegheny College to replace Dr. John R. Chuckran who resigned.

More about More Giants trip Cubs Continued from Page fin by Stove Hnvlc Indians defeat Pilots The Republic 75 Phocniv. Mar. T. Continued from Page 69 TRAINING TlDBITS-Vesfcrdav-s crowd of 3,939 was the largest ever to wa'eh an exhibition game in Scotts- aale. Mays treated the gathering to a 400-foot, two-run homer in the third the Giants also got an impressive "jcund performance from veteran Don McMahon, who blanked the Cubs on three hit 5 for three innings.

Billy Williams was two-for-two before retiring cany for the Cubs. Roger Metzger who played for Tacoma last year, had a 2' uni 's for the Windy City crew The Cubs outhit the Giants, u-8, but left 12 runners stranded on base. The Giants lost catche- Jack Hiatt for at least a week when he tore some muscles loose from his rib cage while turning to catch a foul PODUD Willie McCovey sat out the contest due to his ever-aiiing knee. His able replacement, Bob Burda, knocked in a run with a nm9 5 i n9 a Scottsdale resident, went the ooposile route from er on lK Da sir up winter this year for the. first time in several sea- Tr Giants will pitch Frank Re- Gar'lwWiand Jim Johnson I Clc y.

Tucson tcdav and Marichal, Jirn Mover and Joe Costelio again;) the Indians tomorrow in Phoc- three runs in the fourth, nnd Uhlaenrier's second run-scoring hit plus a Skip Lockwood balk gave the Indians two more in the sixth. Seattle got its lone tally in the sixth when it bunched'two of its three hits, a double by Tommy Harper and a single Cl le BERRIDGE 'Buy any size Qrtho lawn ft Dichondra Food at Reg. Price and receive 2nd Bag for only 1 BERRIDCC NURSiRIES 16S IE. Camel back Open Sundays 9-4 SAN FRANCISCO ab bi Fuentes 3b. 3 1 0 0 McMahon 1 0 0 Hunt 2210 Mason 2b 0100 Mays cf 1112 Hendn rf-cf 3011 Bonds rf-cf 3002 Gcsqer rf 1 0 1 Hart If 3110 W.hitaker If 0 0 0 0 3000 0000 4011 3010 1010 OietZ Hiatt Burda Ib Lanier ss Heise ss McCormk 1 0 0 Davenpt ph 1000 Robertsn 0 0 0 0 Harrell 1000 Taylor ph 1010 Gaigh pr-3b 1100 Totals CHICAGO ab Kessingr ss 3 0 1 Metzqer pr 2 1 2 0 Beckert 2b 2 Popovich 2b 2 0 0 0 Williams rf 2 2 2 0 Hall If 2011 Santo 3b 1111 Hughes 3b 3000 Banks Ib 2012 Skidmre Ib 3 0 1 0 Calllson If 2011 Day pr-cf 3000 Hickman cf 2 0 1 0 James rf 3010 Hundley 2000 Bobb 3010 Holtzman 1 0 0 0 Jenkins 2000 Abernthy 0 0 0 Smith ph 1000 Aguirre 0000 33 7 8 7 Totals 415145 Dave Pearson in for surgery SAN FRANCISCO 20200 12 CHICAGO McCormick Robertson W.

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(AP) Dave Pearson, veteran stock car driver, underwent surgery for a kidney ailment and hemorrhoids this week at Spartanburg, his wife. Helen, said yesterday. The three-time NASCAR Grand National driving cham- j)ion was reported to be recov- Macchi ski winner BRIANCON, France (AP) Francoise Macchi won the women's giant slalom in the French Ski Championships Thursday beating Isabelle Mir and Michele Jacot. A high wind swept over the course as the race was run. New 12 Volt Batteries 1 Yr.

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Sam Blac. Pearson's physician, said the operation was Wednesday. The kidney ailment was a long-standing one and should have been corrected last year, he said. but. Pearson was locked in a battle for the 1969 driving title and had continued to postpone surgery.

SALE Bristol plans to use Boh Holm, and Dave Baldwin against the Indians today while Dark will start Sammy Kills. Thr Indians will split (heir squad Bunks" susprrl lo br CHICAGO (APi-Judgo Hubert L. Will of US. District Court ordered a mental examination yesterday for a man arrested last week for allegedly threatening (hi- life of veteran baseball player Kr- nie Banks of the Thieauo Cubs. FBI agents arrested Laurence Bankhead.

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