RESULTS

at Milwaukee 13, San Francisco 4: Bill Hall homered twice and had a career-high six runs batted in to help the Brewers win their home opener. It was the third career two-homer game for Hall, who didn’t hit a home run during spring training. “I wasn’t worried about not hitting home runs in spring training and exhibition games,” Hall said. “I’ve never seen those stats on the back of anybody’s baseball card.”

Houston 4, at Chicago 3: Cubs second baseman Mark DeRosa booted Lance Berkman’s grounder leading off the eighth inning, and Miguel Tejada hit a triple down the left-field line that got past Alfonso Soriano. Ty Wigginton followed with a sacrifice fly, giving the Astros a 4-2 lead.

Arizona 8, at Colorado 1: Micah Owings struck out a career-best nine batters and yielded only one run and two hits over 6 2/3 innings. After Willy Taveras doubled leading off the first, Owings retired 17 consecutive batters before walking Taveras with two out in the sixth.

at Florida 5, Pittsburgh 4: Mike Jacobs homered off reliever Franquelis Osoria leading off the ninth to give the Marlins the victory. Jacobs sent Osoria’s 1-and-1 pitch over the right-field wall. The Marlins have won two of their first four games, and both have come on walk-off homers. Robert Andino hit his first major league home run in the 10th to beat the Mets, 5-4, on Tuesday.

Philadelphia 8, at Cincinnati 4: Chase Utley drove in three runs with a pair of homers to lead the Phillies. He hit a two-run shot off Josh Fogg, and a solo shot off Jeremy Affeldt.

at St. Louis 5, Washington 4: Braden Looper, beginning his second season as a starter after making 572 appearances as a closer or setup man, yielded a run and five hits in six innings and left leading, 5-1.

* New York at Atlanta, ppd., rain: The game was postponed because of rain and rescheduled as part of a day-night doubleheader on May 20.

* Dodgers 7, at San Diego 1: Hiroki Kuroda had a solid debut, holding the Padres to three hits in seven innings.