Barr Dominates A's In Rangers Debut Sparkling Pitching
Lefty Steve Barr silenced doubts about the Rangers trade with Boston by striking out seven Oakland hitters in a 3-1 win. Barr nearly pitched a no hitter through six before Bert Campaneris’ single ended the bid, as Rangers coach Dick Gernert and manager Frank Luchesi praised the performance and Barr’s control.
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Chris Chambliss
Nettles
White
Dyar Miller
White Sox
Twins
Chicago
Rich Gossage
Bert Blyleven
Gossage
Trolling for Game Fish Advances with Electric Motors and Gear
A guide praises electric trolling motors for quiet, clean operation and deep water control. Recommends a five foot stiff rod and heavy reel with star drag, plus long monofilament or lead core line for 350 to 400 feet of trolling. Notes jig use in northern waters and tactics across midwestern structure. Also includes a reader letter distinguishing muskellunge from northern pike and a brief MLB score update.
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Bucks rally past Pistons in opening playoff win
Milwaukee coach Larry Costello, under pressure to keep his job, saw his Bucks defeat Detroit 110-107 in the Western Conference quarterfinals. Gary Brokaw scored 36 as he and the team outplayed the Pistons, while costello hoped for further success by erasing the foe in the next round.
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Larry Costello
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National Basketball Association
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Fitzgerald
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Detroit
Eric Money
Washington Bullets
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Seattle SuperSonics
Phoenix Suns
Reds and Pirates eye July 4 pennant chances
The Reds and Pirates push for division titles by July 4 as The Big Red Machine leads undefeated in four and The Lumber Company sits 3-0 in the NL East chase. Sparky Anderson and Danny Murtaugh express cautious confidence while Pirates fans enjoy a 14-4 win over St. Louis and Reds beat Atlanta 6-1. Cubs, Astros, Padres win others in NL action.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
the Lumber Company
Sparky Anderson
Pirates
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Reds
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