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Carroll Bombs Manning; Kuemper Clips Eagles Times Herald, Carroll, la. Four errors by the Manning ir Tigers Run Wild Thursday, May 26, 1966 field granted the Carroll clu' Billmeier Stops This set the stage for Dave five more runs while Mannin In 21-10 Triumph Schroeder who stepped up and was held to two. Lake City Rally slammed a long triple to left The fifth and final frame A fifth inning rally featuring 21-11. center field. Schroeder stole took on the air of highway home and Dave Rowedder LAKE CITY -Louie Bill- the sixth, Duane Hoover was three consecutive doubles hit robbery as the spirited Tigers meier's clutch relief pitching In safe on an error but the next by Denny Wilklns, Tom Sub- The West Central High grounded out to retire the side. stole ten bases and picked up three batters went down in or- School League Baseball game The Tigers went scoreless in the sixth inning and booming bert, and Phil Den Adel opened eleven runs. Jim Schrad led double in the seventh high- der. was called to a close by the the first inning but managed off with a single to left, but Carroll High's second baseball to pick up one run in the sec- lighted Kuemper High's second Middendorf faced only three season on a bright note as they umpires late in the fifth inn- was put out on a force at win of the season in a 7-2 dec!' batters in the bottom of the defeated the Manning Bulldogs ing as the relentless Tigers ond as Bruce Hall singled Den third. built up a ten point lead. Adel in from second base. sion over Lake City here seventh. He got two on fly balls Then Wilkins, Subbert, and Wednesday night. to the outfield and fanned a The Bulldogs added two more pinch-hitter. The visiting Manning Bull- Den Adel got into the act with Ricky Keit itarttd en the dogs hopped to an early lead runs to their total in the second successive doubles. Hall took a in the first inning racking up but the Tigers roared into ac- mound for the Knights and KUEMPER DID YOU LOSE base on balls and was ad- AB B HUB! six runs. Charles Hill led off tion in the third to off-set that protected a three-run first vanced by Marc Baudler's inning cushion through five Golwitzer, 88 4 220 with a hard single to left. Den- with four runs. Gary Sunder- short tap to left. Scott Richard- mann knocked a double to left innings. D. Schmitz, 3b .... 4 110 $100? nis Ohde popped up to third son reached first on a fielders Knoblauch, 3b 0 000 baseman, Subbert. Pratt and center to lead the attack. Wil- choice and was followed by A base hit by Bob Lee, a kins and Subbert hit consecu- Casey, cf 3 210 YOU CAN FIND IT Hargens hit back to back dou- Schrad with a base on balls. walk to Brian Fell and another Heithoff, cf 0 000 BY BUYING A NEW bles followed by Nick Dappen tive triples and southpaw Pat Bruns reached first on an error base hit by Bill Goodyear got Hensel chipped in with another Billmeier, c-p 4 1.2 3 CASE 220 SWEEP who took a free ride to first by the shortstop. The next three Keat in hot water in the sixth. Keat, p 4 110 after being hit by a wild pitch. double. Carroll batters were walked by FEED BALER. The Kuemper starter got Denny Middendorf, p 0 000 Darrell Ohde loaded the bases The Bengals upped their ad- Dave Schroeder, the fourth Newland on a pop to first, but Pirotte, Ib 1 000 Tim* Ic Short—Call with a walk. vantage in the fourth frame. Manning pitcher during the Charles Redenius was safe on Neary, 16 1 000 Us Now for Details! evening and the game was a fielder's choice. Louis, If 0 000 ended in compliance with the Schroeder, c 2 010 Major League ten-run rule. With the tie run at third and the go-ahead run at first, Coach Wille, 2b 0 000 WHAT IS 0 0 0 By The Associated Press Philadel 18" 17 .514 5V2 CARROLL Dick Tighe waved Billmeier to Henkenius, 2b 0 000 30 MINUTES American League Cincinnati .... 18 17 .514 5V2 AB R II RBI the mound. Daeges, rf 0 J. Schrad, cf 5210 000 TO ELEVEN? Atlanta 19 23 .452 8 L. Schmitz, rf 0 W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis 15 20 .429 8Ms P. Bruns, Ib 5300 The Kuemper fire-bailer Friedman, If 0 000 Cleveland 24 10 .708 — G. Sundermann, threw six pitches and retired Totals 23 783 Is It About Time? New York 13 18 .419 8.V2 Detroit 21 14 .600 3% p-3b 5410 —Starr Pnutu Duane Hoover and Tim Willis Chicago 10 25 .286 13V2 Baltimore .... 20 15 .571 4% D. Wilkins, ss 5324 Fisherman's Thrill . It's a once in a lifetime thrill on strike-outs. LAKE CITY COMING Minnesota 17 16 .515 6% Wednesday's Results AB B H RBI Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 2 T. Subbert, 3b-p... 5321 when you hook a big one while fishing for smaller SOON! California 19 18 .514 6% P. Den Adel, 2b .. 4 2 1 2 ones, Andy Rothmeyer, Carroll fisherman, said as he Jim Middendorf took over the Lee, c 4130 Chicago 16 18 .471 8 St. Louis 9, Chicago 1 3 mound chores for the Knights Fell, 3b 2100 Houston 7, New York 1 B. Hall, rf 4223 held up a 5 /4 pound Northern Pike for inspection. DON'T MISS IT! New York 16 20 .444 9 P. Hensel, If 3011 Rothmeyer was fishing for Bullheads near Arnolds in the seventh and held the Goodyear, p-2b .... 3011 Washington .. 16 21 .432 9% Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 2 S. Richardson, c.. 4 1 0 0 Eagles hitless. D. Newland, ss .... 3000 Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 1 Park this week and hooked the big Northern on a Redenius, If 3001 GOLD SEAL Boston 14 22 .389 11 M. Baudler, If 1111 night crawler. Fishing companions on the jaunt in- Elsewhere around the West Kansas City .. 13 22 .371 11% Today's Games Totals 41 21 11 12 Hoover, cf 3000 USED Philadelphia at San Francisco cluded Matt Rothmeyer and Burton Rohrbeck of Glid- Central League, Carroll wal- Wednesday's Results den. Willis, Ib 3000 EQUIPMENT Chicago at St. Louis, N MANNING loped Manning by a 21-11 count, J. Newland, 2b-p.. 2000 New York 11, California 6 AB B H RBI and Breda shaded Perry by a Minnesota 7, Boston 5, 10 in- Pittsburgh at Houston, N Menier, rf 3000 IHC 101 Combine with Only games scheduled C. Hill, ss 4310 4-2 score. Kelly, rf 0000 10 ft. head, pick-up, nings Dennis Ohde, 3b-p 4211 Friday's Games The previously scheduled Jef- Totals 26 2 4 2 retl, and 2-row corn Kansas City 3, Washington 1 K. Pratt, If-p-lf.... 3111 h«ad Atlanta at Chicago Tribe Hikes Lead; ferson at Denison game will be Chicago 3, Baltimore 2 Hargens, p-3b-lf . 3111 Score By Innings: Cleveland 13, Detroit 2 Cincinnati at St. Louis, N played Thursday night instead CASE 800 Combine with New York at Los Angeles, N D. Moeller, cf 3000 of Wednesday as listed on the Kuemper ... 3000004 12 ft. head, cab, and Today's Games Philadelphia at San Francis- N. Dappen, rf 3100 Lake City ... 0000020 2-row corn head. Baltimore at Chicago Darrell Ohde, c.. 3210 Yanks Rap Angels original schedule. Minnesota at Boston co, N A full slate of action is on top CASE A6 PTO Combine Pittsburgh at Houston, N D. Schroeder, Ib-p 3114 By The Associated Press Cleveland at Detroit, N D. Rowedder, 2b.. 3000 gave in and the Detroit Tigers for Friday with Audubon at TRADE EARLY FOR Sam McDowell wasn't able to caved in. Manning for a 6 p.m. encounter League Only games scheduled Weems, Ib 0000 continue. Tom Kelley wasn't THE BEST DEALS Friday's Games Stangl, cf 0000 The Indians crushed the Ti- and 8 p.m. games set for Lake AND GUARANTEED Tee Jay Wins ready to take over. And Cleve- City at Breda, Carroll at Jef- W L Pet. Baltimore at Kansas City, N Totals 29 11 6 7 land Manager Birdie Tebbetts gers 13-2 Wednesday night Kuemper 2 0 1.000 DELIVERY California at Detroit, N despite the early departure of ferson and Denison at Kuem- Minnesota at Cleveland, N Baseball Grown Score By Innings: wasn't about to give in. per. Carroll _ 1 0 1.000 Carroll 0 1 4 5 11 But Kelley came in, Tebbetts southpaw ace McDowell and Breda 1 0 1.000 WE SELL THE BEST Boston at Washington, N Tebbetts' protest over reliever Chicago at New York, N WATERLOO (AP)-Larry Le- Manning 6202 x The league-leading Knights Denison .. 1 0 1.000 AND Master pitched Council Bluffs Errors: Manning 8, Carroll 1 Kelley's lack of warm-up time. picked up three runs against Lake City 0 1 .000 SERVICE THE REST McDowell, 4-1 on the year but Lake City in the first frame. Perry 0 2 .000 National League Thomas Jefferson to the Iowa Left on Base: Manning 0, Carroll Discord on high school spring baseball 3 winless since May 1, left the Frankie Golwitzer was safe on Manning 0 2 .000 W.
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