Monday, April 24, 2017

San Diego Padres

April 8, 1969 San Diego, Ca (UPCS cachet)
The Padres played their inaugural game at home against the Houston Astros.
23,370 fans at San Diego Stadium watched the Padres defeat the Astros 2-1, to start their career at 1-0.
Dick Selma pitched a complete game for the win, the Astros Don Wilson took the loss. San Diego scored their runs on an Ed Spiezo home run (1 RBI) and 1 RBI from Ollie Brown.
The lone Astros run was from a Doug Rader RBI.

April 15, 1985 (Robinson Stamps cachet)
San Diego Padres home opener against the San Francisco Giants.
The Padres defeat the Giants, with home runs from Terry Kennedy, Carmelo Martinez. RBIs - Carmelo Martinez 5, Terry Kennedy 2 and Steve Garvey 1.
Giants received a 3-RBI game from Dan Gladden
Eric Show picked up the win and Atlee Hammaker the loss
1986 Padres Maxi-Card
April 11, 1986 (Robinson Stamps cachet)
San Diego Padres take an 11-inning victory over the Cincinnati Reds at home.
Padres received home runs from Kevin McRwynolds an RBIs from McReynbolds 2, Jerry Royster and Tim Flannery 1 each.
The Reds had home runs from Dave Parker and Bo Diaz, each getting 2 RBIs
Tim Stoddard picked up the win and Ted Power the loss

April 13, 1987 (Gateway cachet)
April 13, 1987
Padres corner card (7.5x4)  - signed by Manager Larry Bowa
April 13, 1987
8x5 card courtesy of Elten Schiller
The padres opened at home against the San Francisco Giants.
The Giants would win 13-6, powered by home runs from Jeffrey Leonard, Will Clark, Bob Melvin and Robby Thompson
The Padres runs came from home runs from Marvell Wynne, Tony Gwynn and John Kruk,
Jim Gott earned the win for the Giants, while Dave Dravekcy takes the loss
April 12, 1988
San Diego Padres opened at home against the Los Angeles Dodgers with a 5-3 victory
The Padres received a home run by John Kruk and RBIs from Kruk (4) and Benito Santiago (1)
Dodgers runs came from RBIs by Kirk Gibson, Mike Scioscia and Mike Marshall
Andy Hawkins picked up the win and Don Sutton the loss


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