PHOENIX -- Chase Anderson became the first Arizona pitcher to win his first three career starts and the Diamondbacks set a first-inning franchise scoring record in a 12-6 victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night.Rookie Tommy Medica fell a single shy of becoming the first Padre to hit for the cycle and would have had it had his screaming line drive dropped by third baseman Martin Prado not been ruled an error in the second inning. 
Prado and Paul Goldschmidt both hit a two-run homer and drove in three runs for Arizona. Diamondbacks rookie Chris Owings had his first big-league four-hit game.Arizona, taking two of three from the Padres, scored eight runs on eight hits in the first, chasing starter Tim Stauffer (2-1) after just one-third of an inning.Anderson (3-0) got big support for the second straight outing. The Diamondbacks scored 18 runs for him in his previous start.
Prado and Paul Goldschmidt both hit a two-run homer and drove in three runs for Arizona. Diamondbacks rookie Chris Owings had his first big-league four-hit game.Arizona, taking two of three from the Padres, scored eight runs on eight hits in the first, chasing starter Tim Stauffer (2-1) after just one-third of an inning.Anderson (3-0) got big support for the second straight outing. The Diamondbacks scored 18 runs for him in his previous start.
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