Carroll Gains First Win, 16-91 Volk, SS 2 0 10 Schoneboom, P-LF By Myron Williams out to a 12-2 lead going into the Scott Tjaden. was taken out in Time» Herald, Carroll, la. JL LAKE VIEW - Carroll fifth . the first inning after he Friday; June 3, 1977 © Siemer, IB 3 2 0 0 3 1 1 1 capitalized on an error, nine Winning Tom walked eight Tigers and Wittrock, C 2 10 0 Totals 30 9 7 8 Reiman went six , allowed six runs while only Hackett, PH 2 10 0 By Innings: walks and a to score •were last year," said Tiger struck out 12 batters, walked managing one out. Leftfielder Steffes, RF 2 2 11 Carroll 802 200 4-16 eight runs in the first inning to Coach Ted Edwards after four and allowed five runs. Reggie Schoneboom then went DeBower, PH 2 110 LV-A.i 002 030 4-9 ride out a 16-9 victory over seeing his club play less than This was the first win of the to work for the Blackhawks Molitor. LF 3 3 2 3 Errors — Carroll 3, Lake Lake View-Auburn here in perfect ball. season for 1-1 Carroll as they and finished the game, Reiman, P 3 10 2 View 3 boys' baseball Thursday Carroll has a busy schedule were coming off an 8-3 fanning nine batters and Pettitt. 2B 3 10 2 Left on Base — Carroll 8, night. next week as they play at Wednesday defeat at the allowing 10 runs. Totals 32 16 10 12 Lake View 6 It looked like the 10-, Perry Monday, face hands of Kuemper. Brad E)dwards relieved Lake View-Auburn Doubles — Buck, Volk. five-inning rule would be used conference rival Denison Reiman in the seventh inning ABRHBI Steffes, Molitor, Carroll and only the Blackhawks saved Both teams caught fire in Wednesday at Carroll and will and hung on to record a Hammerstrom, C St. John, Lake View themselves an early the seventh inning and hope to get revenge on after Lake View jumped on 0 0 0 — St. John, Lake retirement with three runs in pounded opposing for Thursday against Kuemper him for four hits and four Morenz, C-P 0 0 0 View the fifth inning. Designated four runs apiece. Eric Siemer, and will travel to Lake City on runs. Hoeg, LF 110 0 Pitching Summary: hitter Steve St. John socked a Scott Hackett, Jeff DeBower Friday. two-run homer which made and Molitor crossed the plate Tiger firepower was Lamaak, 2B 4 2 10 IP H BBSOR ER. the score 12-5 going into the for the Tigers in the last inning supplied by Dan Volk, Buck, Box Score: Kruse, 3B 0 1 0 Lamaak 0.1 0 8 0 6 4 sixth inning. to insure the win. Steffes and Molitor as they Carroll— Sigmon, 3B 2 2 1 Schoneboom (LP) The Tigers collected scores Scoring in the last inning for blasted doubles during the ABRHBI St. John. DH 2 2 3 6.2 10 7 9 10 8 from Todd Buck and Jim the hometown team were contest. Buck.CF 4 2 2 1 Wollesen. SS 0 0 0 Reiman (WP) 6 3 4 12 5 4 Petersen in the third inning Lamaak, Sigmon, St. John and "All I've got to say is that Petersen, 3B 1 2 1 1 Vote,2B 1 1 0 1 Edwards 1 4 2 2 4 4 and Mark Steffes and Jim Vote. we have a long way to go. Collison, PH 2 0 0 0 Helgersen, IB 2 0 0 0 Time of Game — 2 hours and Molitor in the fourth to climb LV-A's , We're not close to where we Edwards.SS-P.... 3 0 2 2 Nelson. RF-LF... 3 0 0 1 15 minutes. Petersen and Skinner Athletes of Year at Carroll

Jim Petersen and Susan (boys only) went to Dean Minor — Clark Abbe, Skip An- nen, Twyla Ruchli, Kaye Houlihan, proved), Amy Woodhouse valuable), Lisa Fredrickson, Lori neberg, Steve Sikkema, Mark Valerie Robison, Teri Foval, Elisa Major Letter — Mary Garrett Harmening, Lori Wilkins. Joni Skinner are the outstanding Olerich. It goes to the person Robison, Marlin Dean, Greg Forbes, Jaramillo. (most improved), Gloria Gipson, Varsity — Jeff Jensen, Jim Peter­ sen, Todd Pettitt (most valuable), athletes of the year at Carroll with the following criteria: Ron Uhlenkamp, Mike Morris, Mike High School JV Spring Track Let­ Julie Harmening, Tami Mackanos, Tom Reiman (most valuable), Jim Grossman, Mi ke . Far rel I, Don ter — Tammy DeLance, Linda Dan­ Molly Whaley (most valuable) High School, Athletic Director attitude, sportsmanship, Ferguson, Terry Gaffney, Lynn Sides, Brad Wuertz. iel, Marcy Daniel, Shelli Behn, VOLLEYBALL Al Molitor announced. versatility, unselfishness and Gesell, Dean Olerich, Bruce Reiman, Becky Hein, Cindy Harmening, Junior Varsity — Joey Arkland, Becker, Gloria Gipson, Jenni Lar­ self-sacrifice. Scott Shields, Steve Gehlsen, Larry Maria Wooten, Brenda Brincks. The criteria for the coveted Millender, Steve Knauss, Mike Kim Sikkema (most inspirational). son (most improved) Gold Awards — Co-Captain, Susan award was based on number The following is the list of Strieker and Dan Volk. Dee Wunschel, Paula Hoehl, BOYS' GOLF Skinner; Co-Captain, Janet Conrad; Roxanne Hoffman, Ann Mankin Junior Varsity — Todd Buck, Manager — Phil Rotert. of varsity letters received; awards and letters: Most Valuable, Susan Skinner; Most (most valuable). Barb Towers, Teri Tracy Buck, Kevin Cross, Tim Floy, Improved Runner, Lisa Brannen; Wilson, Kim Wooten, Joleen Grote, personality and attitude; BOYS'TRACK GIRLS' TRACK Neil Hutcheson, Greg Johnson, Phil Most Inspirational Runner, Susan Tami Mackanos (most improved), Varsity — Bob Blincow, John High School Varsity Spring Track Jones, Gary Kroneberger, Phil Lar­ all-state and all-conference Skinner; Manager, Jolleen Grpte. Maria Wooten. Brannen, Brad Edwards, Scott Letter — Susan Skinner, Janet son, Dan Olerich, Craig Osborn, recognition and number of Forbes, Pat Harrneyer, Jim Molitor, Conrad, Lori Harmening, Anne GOLF Varsity — Liz Bowman, Tami Els- Keith Petersen, Scott Rix, Terry -Staff Pholo sports in which the athlete Duane Onken, Tom Prenger, Mike Mankin, Sheryl Hoffman, Penny Minor Letter — Lynda Albertson, sen, Eva Klenk, Pam Tenold, Holly Ruchti, Jason Sanford, Trent Stef- Evans (most inspirational, most fen, Jeff Wuertz. participated. Reser, Richard Riesberg, Roger Gordin, Jenni Larson, Eva Klenk, Tami Eider, Michelle Feick, Kay Riesberg, Jeff' Vcnteicher, Steve Rita Harmening, Joni Becker, Kelly Frank, Jacque Grimsman (most Knight Swing — The Tim Thomas Award Schechtman and Mike Scheafer. Edwards. Laurie Teague, Lisa Bran- valuable), Denise Patten (most im- Kuemper's Cathy Carruthers takes swing at ball during games in back of the National Wednesday night's season girls' softball opener against Cincinnati Blows 3-0 Lead, League Western Sports Glances Storm Lake. The Knights won 4-3 and travel to Jefferson Division-leading Los Angeles Saturday night. A junior varsity game will start at 6:30 Dodgers, who were idle. Kemper Open Golf with the varsity to follow. Carruthers is a freshman who is Mets 7, Expos 4 Lidderdale Tourney Lose 6-4 in 11th; Mets Win Tournaments. the starting . Lee Mazzilli drove in three Four teams scored victories U.S. Golfers Out runs with a two-run homer and Thursday night in the Lidder­ CINCINNATI (AP) — For relieved and Bob Watson "The front-running people The last three U.S. a sacrifice fly as New York dale Jets 16 Inch slow pitch eight innings, the Cincinnati promptly tagged him for a just don't understand," said Softball tournament. representatives in the British Reds couldn't do anything three-run homer, tying the Eastwick, who has made only downed Montreal and handed Sixers' McGinnis Red Carpet blanked the Amateur Golf championship wrong. score. two appearances in 13 days. "I the Expos their 18th defeat in Halbur Merchants, 8-0; Mount all lost to Britons in the fourth Then they couldn't do any­ The Astros won in the 11th need more work. I don't know 23 games. Carmel downed Glidden No. 1, round. thing right. with a three-run rally high­ whether it's because I haven't "I've got a lot of things to Might Be Benched 5-2; the Gusto Grabbers Player of Week Jack Billingam lost his stuff lighted by Art Howe's two-run signed my contract or what, learn and I'm not going to whipped Arcadia Merchants, Ken Reitz of (CBS, 8 p.m.. CDT) of the in the ninth, then the Reds lost double off Dale Murray. but I have to work." learn them overnight," said PHILADELPHIA (AP) — It 13-5; and the Carroll Keggers the St. Louis Cardinals were best-of-seven series, which is their shutout and eventually In the only other National After the Astros took a 6-3 the 21-year-old Mazzilli, the has all the elements of classic whipped Cozy Corner of selected as the National tied 2-2. lost the game, 6-4 in 11 innings League game Thursday night, lead in the top of the 11th, the youngest regular in the Mets' theater: the magnetism of a Glidden, 12-5. League's Player of the Week. It would indeed be a drastic to the the defeated Reds came back with a run in lineup. "(Manager) Joe superstar at center stage, the One-Shot Lead Pitcher of Month move, benching an All-Star, a Thursday night. the 7-4. the bottom of the inning on sin- (Torre) said to me it is just a dramatic background of a Bruce Sutter, ace reliever of highstakes confrontation, the former Most Valuable Player, "I simply thought Jack had Watson's homer was one of gles by , Dave matter of time. He feels I can George Archer birdied his the , was mystery of a man's search for the team captain. But Steve had it when I took him out four hits by the slugging first Concepcion and Dan be a.300 hitter." last three holes for a six-under selected Pitcher of the Month a lost valuable — in this case a Mix is a better defensive play­ when I did," said Cincinnati baseman. He also managed to Driessen. His homer went over the left par 66 and a one-shot lead over for May in the National jump shot. er. Shue reasoned, and if Manager Sparky Anderson. Billingham with a line But Watson then fielded Ce­ field wall after John Stearns Jim Dent, Barney Thompson League. The George McGinnis saga McGinnis isn't going to Billingham had a 3-0 lead drive in the second inning, sar Geronimo's hard grounder had walked leading off the sec­ and Tom Weiskopf after the Brother Dead continues: contribute on offense and and was within two outs of his causing the pitcher's leg to down the first base line, ond inning. first round of the $250,000 Alfred A. Finley, brother of McGinnis. the 6-foot-8 under the boards, the Sixers second shutout of the year stiffen. tagged out Driessen before he Oakland A's owner Charles O. All-Star forward of the might be better off with Mix when he allowed singles to Eastwick, after giving up ran and stepped on the base Finley. died at the age of 57 Philadelphia 76ers. has been trying to stop Lucas. Jose Cruz and Ed Hermann the tying homer in the ninth, for a game-ending double Shooters, Diggers following a lbng illness, ' absolutely awful in the current All this must have been and was taken out of the was upset by boos from the play. Siebert Recalled National Basketball going through Shue's mind game. Rawly Eastwick crowd. The loss dropped the Reds 10 Continue to Lead Paul Siebert. a left-handed Association playoff finals Thursday as he ran the Sixers pitcher who was 4-2 with the against the Portland Trail through a 90-minute OPEN DAILY 9-9; SUN. 12-5 FRI. Thru TUES. The Par Shooters and the League. Dan Hanneman was of the Blazers. closed-door session which he Divot Diggers continue to hold low net with a 31. Pacific Coast League, has On offense he has shot just called "a real good workout," down leads in the Men's There were 107 golfers who been recalled by the San Diego 33 per cent from the field and then held a 30-minute team Thursday Night Golf League played. Padres. scored a meager 9.8 points per meeting. Shue scheduled at the municipal course. The Standings: The Padres acquired game. On defense, he has been another brief practice for noon The Par Shooters have a American League: Siebert Jan. 24 in a trade with unable to contain Portland's today. three-shot advantage on the Par Shooters 178-698 the Houston Astros. Maurice Lucas, the only for­ "As of now I haven't made Short Tees and the Fire Balls Short Tees 175-701 Siebert has a major league ward in the game who ranks any lineup changes., although in the American League, while Fire Balls 175-701 mark of 1-5. on a par with McGinnis and is I'll leave that option open until the Divot Diggers lead the Low Putters 175-705 Ramirez Moves solidifying his position with game time," Shue said after Rinky Links and Hi Drivers by Flag Blasters 172-724 Raul Ramirez of Mexico this series. the workout. "I'll make my three shots. Chippers 180-730 beat defending champion It has reached the point judgment based on what I Bill Evans carded a par 35 to : Adriano Panatta of Italy 7-6, where Sixers' Coach Gene think, what I feel, from my ex­ take scratch honors in the Divot Diggers 175-717 6-3, 7-5 and moved into the Shue conceded he was perience. KM 200 WHITEWALLS American League.. Joe Rinky Links 174-720 semifinals of the French Open considering yanking McGinnis "I like to go with our best. I Dalhoff and Ron Hansen fired Hi Drivers 172-720 Tennis championships; from the starting lineup for certainly don't 31s for low net. Caddie Cleaners 173-727 2 PLIES POLYESTER CORD Glances, See Page 7 tonight's crucial fifth game over-react. Todd Pettitt shot a 37 for low Duffers 178-739 PLUS 2 FIBERGLASS BELTS scratch honors in the National Carpet Baggers 177-744 Our Reg. 33.88 — A78x13 Marty Snyder led Breda, YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Bobcats now 5-1 on the year, with two hits. 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