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Bart Johnson
Given Name: Clair Barth
Born: 1950

RHP 1969-74, 76-77 White Sox

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Dogged by injuries throughout his career (he missed all of the 1975 season with an ailing back), the 6'5" power pitcher had two good seasons. In 1971 he went 12-10, with 14 saves, and in 1974 he was 10-4 with a 2.73 ERA. He hit .329 in 50 games as an outfielder with Appleton (Midwest League) in 1972. (JCA)
FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» September 10, 1976: Nolan Ryan hurls a 3-hit 3–2 victory for California, fanning 18 White Sox batsmen. Bart Johnson is the losing pitcher.