Messersmith Returns With Five Inning One Hit Game
Andy Messersmith pitched five innings of one hit ball for the New York Yankees in a 2-0 victory over Cleveland his first regular season appearance since last July and first game since March. He yielded a first inning single and fanned three while Rawly Eastwick closed out the win.
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Associated Press
Andy Messersmith
Messersmith
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Atlanta
New York
Catfish Hunter
Mike Torrez
Don Gullett
Hunter
Gullett
Torrez
Boston
Jim Norris
Indians
Rick Waits
Rawly Eastwick
Graig Nettles
Lou Piniella
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Blue Jays
Dwight Evans
Giants
Astros
Ed Halicki
Houston
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Halicki
San Francisco
Bill Madlock
Floyd Bannister
Willie McCovey
Mike Ivie
Mike Sadek
Grimsley First NL 8-Game Winner As Expos Edge Cubs
Grimsley pitched a four hitter to become the NL's first eight game winner, lifting the Montreal Expos past the Chicago Cubs 4 2 and snapping Chicago's eight game win streak. He deflected focus from personal stats to team success amid a tight pennant push.
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Grimsley
Associated Press
Ross Grimsley
Montreal Texpos
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Montreal
Expos
Sears LR78 15 Tire Prices and Sale Details
A list shows tire pricing with Sears LR78 15 at 64.95 and sale prices around 69.95 73.9 percent 54.95 73.95 77.95. Mentions old tire values 36.88 39.88 and other figures including 51 88 55.88 60 88 43.88 61.88.
Bullets and Sonics Set for Kingdome Showdown
Seattle hosts Game 4 of the NBA finals at the domed Kingdome amid a scheduling clash at the Coliseum. The Sonics lead 2-1 seeking the title with about 40,000 fans expected, while Bullets aim to split the series on the road in Seattle.
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SuperSonics
Washington Bullets
Sonics
Kingdome
NBA
Coliseum
Gus Williams
Washington
Dick Motta
Lenny Wilkens
Domed
Cleveland
Louisiana Superdome
Houston Astrodome
Bullets
Landover
Wilkens
Elvin Hayes
Wes Unseld
Moretton stuns Jauffret in French Open upset
French junior champion Gilles Moretton shocked No. 1 Francois Jauffret 6-7 6-3 6-3 6-4 at Roland Garros. The 20-year-old used a powerful serve and aggressive net play to defeat his 36-year-old countryman in opening-round action.
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Paris
Gilles Moretton
France
Francois Jauffret
Moretton
Jauffret
Roland Garros
Harold
Italy
Corrado Barazzutti
Dick Stockton
Stan Smith
Tim Gullikson
Patrick Proisy
Bjorn Borg
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
New Zealand
Onny Parun
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