Richard Shuts Out Reds as Astros Win 2-0
J.R. Richard tossed a complete solid game, beating the defending World Series champions 2-0. He allowed five hits and outdueled Fred Norman, aided by a first run when he led off the sixth with a single and scored on Bob Watson’s two-run opportunity after a bases load walk and a wild pitch. Reds manager Sparky Anderson praised the effort, calling it Richard’s best in a long time. Montreal beat Pittsburgh 4-2 and San Francisco topped San Diego 5-1 in the same NL action.
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Angels hire Garcia and Robinson as manager and coach
Angels appoint Dave Garcia as manager replacing Norm Sherry and hire Frank Robinson as batting coach as part of a midseason shakeup. Manager Garcia warned there is no magic wand for a turnaround while owner Gene Autry backs new talent amid a 39-42 start and injuries to key players.
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Pecos shooter Lloyd Chappel places third at muzzle loaders club
Pecos resident Lloyd Chappel finished third in a recent Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders Club shoot. Odessa competitors John Elledge took first and Von Trotter earned second in a tight standings finish.
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Weather-Soaked Sox, Barrios Win in Heat
In hot humid conditions the first place Red Sox beat the Royals 4-2 as Francisco Barrios pitched well for Chicago and the White Sox. Elsewhere in the AL, the Angels beat the Twins 6-5 in 10 innings, the Orioles edged the Yankees 4-3, the Tigers topped the Blue Jays 9-7, and the A’s routed the Mariners 8-1. Barrios improved to 9-3 with six straight wins while Boston stayed a half game ahead of Baltimore. the White Sox led Minnesota and Kansas City in the West.
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