Bucks Sign 6 11 Swen Nater To Bolster Front Line
The Milwaukee Bucks add former UCLA reserve center Swen Nater to a multi year deal as they seek front court strength alongside rookies Quinn Buckner and Lloyd Walton. Nater, 26, returns after ABA stardom with Virginia and New York, and led the ABA in rebounds in 1974 75. He plans to compete with Elmore Smith and boost a faster style of play for Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin state baseball tourney links alumni and coaches
WIAA state tournament in Wausau features Oconomowoc coach Bill Martin with 23 years at the helm and a 1959 title run. Merrill's Steve Imhoff and Bill Boyd have state tourney pedigree, while Racine Horlick’s Larry Johnson begins his first year. The piece notes UW La Crosse ties, River Falls Stars of Tomorrow history, and veteran umpires.
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Merrill Edges Central 1-0 in WIAA Tourney
Merrill defeats La Crosse Central 1-0 at Athletic Field to reach the state semifinals against Appleton West. Merrill pitcher Steve Imhoff allowed two singles and struck out seven over seven innings, while Central stranded the bases loaded in the seventh.
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Gossage shifts to starter shines for White Sox
Milwaukee’s bid falters as Paul Richards reshapes the White Sox rotation with Rich Gossage moving from reliever to starter. Gossage earns his fourth win in seven innings, supported by Pat Kelly’s two run triple in a 4 2 victory over Milwaukee.
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Brewers Cut Ed Sprague From Major Leagues
Milwaukee Brewers demote pitcher Ed Sprague to the minor leagues and activate reliever Bill Castro after Castro recovered from a pulled hamstring. Sprague, who had two knee operations in two years, acknowledged the club needs better pitching and said he would not report to Spokane farm club.
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Messersmith Shuts Out Cubs in No-Hitter Hopes
Messersmith kept the Cubs scoreless for a 2-0 win as he pursued a no hitter and improved to 4-5. Giants, Reds, Astros, Dodgers, Padres win. Cubs suffer sixth straight defeat as Joe Coleman debuts for Chicago.
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