Page 10 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1980
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Larry Reynolds, the winner of the 1st Anna- near 100-degree heat Sunday. On the coir
al Bryan-College Station Tennis Tourna- (right), however, Reynolds had no rest, 8i
ment held at the Texas A&M courts this past he struggled to beat John Drew, 6-3,1-6,6-i
weekend, rests (left) between games in the for the championship.
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ARLINGTON — Every game the
Texas Rangers manage to win these
days seems to be a struggle. It was a
struggle Tuesday night, but at least it
was a win.
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triumph over the Seattle Mariners.
First of all Al Oliver came through
in the clutch with a looping single
down the left field line that scored
Mickey Rivers from second with the
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winning run. But even more impor
tant was the performance by Sparky
Lyle, who pitched the final two in
nings to record his third victory of
the year.
“That’s the best I’ve pitched in a
year and a half, Lyle said. “I don’t
know if Pat (manager Pat Corrales)
ever lost confidence in me. But I
never did.”
The Rangers bull pen has been
nothing short of disastrous this sea
son and Seattle did manage to tie the
score after Lyle entered the game in
the eighth inning Tuesday night. But
that run could be charged off to a
misplay by the Rangers’ infield, not
to Lyle’s pitching.
With the game still deadlocked
and appeared heading for extra in
nings, Rivers doubled off loser Shane
Rawley, 3-2, with two out in the
ninth. That brought up Bump Wills
with first base open and the danger
ous Oliver on deck.
Rawley got behind on Wills, 3-0,
and manager Darrell Johnson
ordered the fourth hall to be thrown
intentionally.
“You don’t want to have to throw
to Oliver,” said Johnson. “But when
Wills had a 3-0 count you don’t want
to be throwing him an easy pitch to
hit. So I decided we i
start fresh with Oliver.
But Oliver, leading the li
game-winning RBI’s, hit (hi
pitch off Rawley down the HI
line.
‘‘It’s percentages to
on, ” Oliver said, “even
probably would rather have
to Bump than me. Also, I Ail
Seattle well at all last year
might have figured into theii
sion.”
The game was played ink
barely dipped below lOOdegt
the evening wore on. Their
had climbed to 106 (luringtk
noon.
“‘We’re just not used to tel
said Johnson, who saidstarterC
Abbott tired markedly in al
three runs in the sixth inning
starter Doc Medich also wear
Seattle started its eighthii
rally.
‘‘Doc went just as far ask
go,” said Corrales.
The contest also marked
turn of Texas third basemank
Bell to the lineup. He hall
three weeks with hackproble:
came back to go three fork
score a run.
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