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2Nd Team All Conference tirtiM ttoraM, Carroll, la., Twtodey, July 17,1979 - Peg* 6 Sports Kuemper girls make ; gain district J Errors --KuemperS, Lake 8-13. Wall Lake, which owns a pinch-runner Kathy "Offensively, seven of the Be.Gute,IB .... 6 1 1 1 Hammerstrom, WALL LAKE-The singled with two outs. DH .............. 4 0 0 0 View-Auburn 7. Kuemper girls softball team 3-2 win over Kuemper this Kuemper tied it at four in Shymanski. nine girls have hit safely in Br! Gute, SS... 6- 2 1 1 Daiker.RF ...... 3 0 10 Left on Base—Kuemper 15, made history here Monday season, is 21-3. ^ the fourth as Laurie Bueltel Brenda Gute' then singled both tournament games," the Green,RF ...... 3 1.22 night in the sectional The Lady Knights won the and Belinda Gute singled and Kuemper coach added. "Our Fleskes, 3B S 0 1 1 kruse.CE ........ 4 0 1 1 Lake Vlew*Aubum6. , home Carruthers and the final B.Buse.lB ....... 4 0 0 0 semi-finals. game in the top of the eighth an error loaded the bases. run came home on a double by hitting has been the key." Staples. DH 3 1 2 2 Doubles — Green, They clipped Lake on run-scoring hits by winning A walk forced in one run and "We played very poor Pollastrini,2B ,.2 0 0 0 Scott, 2B.......... 2 10 0 Green. L. Buse, IB 2 1 0 0. Carruthers (K). Vote (LVA). View-Auburn^ 10-8, in eight pitcher Cathy Carruthers and then Kelly Fleskes singled to defense, but it's nice to win," Nieland, LF 5 11 0 Triples—Green (K). LV-A fought back and tied it Rohe.C 2 2 0 0 innings to advance to tonight's Belinda Gute. narrow the deficit to 4-3. The he added. "I hope it's out of Shymanski, PR .010 0 8 p. m. championship game It was an uphill battle for tying run scored on a sacrifice as Brenda Kruse's single with our system." Wittrock.C ..... 0 0 0 0 Frank, PH 1 0 0 0 Pitching Summary: two outs being the key blow. here against host Wall Lake. coach Bill Henkenius' club as fly by Staples. Totals ; ..41 10 11 9 Fertig, LF 0 0 0 0 • IP HUB SO R ER The triumph over LV-A Kuemper rallied from a 4-0 With the game tied at five BOXSCORE: Totals. 29 8 4 3 "The girls kept coming Carruthers assures Kuemper of a berth in deficit after two innings. going into the seventh, back, considering we've lost a Kuemper Lake View-Auburn By Innings: the district tournament. In the third, the Lady Kuemper scored three times Kuemper 001 310 32-10 (WP) .....8 4 9 2 8 3 lot of close games," AB R HBI AB R HBI Fredrichs. Kuemper's record is now Knights scored as Kelly Green as Kathy Nieland singled and Lake View- Henkenius said. "That shows Carruthers, P... 6 1 2 2 Fredrichs, P 4 2 1 0 (LP) 8 11 6 1 10 9 16-11, while LV-A bows out at tripled and then Joan Staples then Carruthers doubled in character." Bueltel, CF 5 2 10 Vote.SS 3 2 1 2 Auburn ......130 010 30- 8 Carroll players selected Batters g forward to to all-conference squads hitting in the Kingdome SEATTLE (AP) • It won't take a Lasorda said he went to Carlton as his Frank White, second base. The Kingdome is sold out at 58,960 — The Midwest Conference Utility and designated Utility and Designated hitter: Beth Paulson of Perry. king-sized hit to get out of Seattle's starter because the American League a record for the park which measures baseball and softball all-loop hitter: Todd Williamson of hitter: Scott Hackett of Second Team Softball Kingdome, so batters look forward to would send up a flock of left-handed 316 down the foul lines, 357 down the teams were announced today. Audubon and Jeff Potthoff of Carroll and Mike Greiner of tonight's 50th All-Star baseball game hitters and he wanted a southpaw to be - Pitchers: BonnieFineranof power alleys and 410 to center. In baseball, the Tigers' ' Manning. Jefferson. Denison and Terri Whitely of with unabashed anticipation. going against them the first three innings. Weather doesn't mean much in the Duane Onken and Scott Second Team Baseball First Team Softball Jefferson. Even though they'll face the major Hackett were selected to the Pitchers: Wendy Saunders Catcher: Gloria Gipson of league strikeout king Nolan Ryan, the The game is scheduled to start at 5:40 enclosed Kingdome, but for outsiders it Pitchers: Bruce Namanny p.m. PDT as the NL goes after its will be fair with temperatures in the second team. of Denison and Curt Hastings of Perry and Karie Haskins of Carroll. National League hitters surveyed the Onken, who batted. 400, was Manning. enclosed stadium with happiness. eighth straight triumph and 16th in 17 60*s. of Jefferson. Infielders: Deb Hugeback of games. Overall, after 49 games, the NL named to an infield position Catcher: Shelly Miner of Carroll; Donna Lanz of Davey Lopes, the second baseman Many feel the All-Star Game record and Hackett who hit .450, was Catcher: Todd Cirks of Jefferson. lias won 30, the AL 18 and there has of six home runs will be broken. Six Perry. Denison: Jan Kundrat of from the Los Angeles Dodgers, banged been one tie. selected as a designated Infielders: Marcy Koch of a few balls into the bleachers and ob­ homers have been hit in All-Star Games Jefferson; Janet Rohe of The National League batting order hitter. Infielders: Steve Shanks Denison; Holly Hanlon of served: on three occasions, in 1951 and 1971 at Manning and Jane Stewart of leads off with Lopes, followed by Dave In softball, Carroll junior and Rob Huebsch of St. Perry; Jill Burk of Jefferson: Perry. Detroit and in 1954 at Cleveland. outfielder Brenda Brincks was "This is very conducive to hitting. Parker, right field; Steve Garvey, first Edmond; Paul Campbell of Sandy Wiedeman of St. Each manager vowed he would use as named to the first team. Outfielders: Sherri Fellom Everybody in batting practice was base; Mike Schmidt, third base; Audubon; Duane Onken of Edmond and Ranae Nelson of many from the 28-man squads as Catcher Gloria Gipson and of Perry; Tami O'Toole of St. trying to hit the ball over the wall to George Foster, left field; Dave Carroll and Terry Cooper of Audubon. possible, but Lemon said, "I feel just as infielder Deb Hugeback were Edmond: Mary Granney of hear the oohs and aahs from the crowd. Winfield, center field; Bob Boone; Denison. Outfielders: Brenda Tommy does. We want to win." selected to the second unit. Brincks of Carroll; Cindy Perry and Betsy Nelson of It will be a different story against Nolan catcher and Larry Bowa, shortstop. Outfielders: Tracey Audubon. Ryan." First Team Baseball Wellendorf of Audubon; Hupp o.f Audubon: Mary There will be no designated hitters in In this game, pitchers are limited to Pitchers: Tad Lindner of St. Kenny Schmidt of Jefferson; Blackburn of Jefferson and Utility and Designated The right-hander from the California this games so the pitchers bat ninth. three innings of action each and Lemon Edmond and George Parris of Rick Warner of Perry and Jeff Kim Pfannkuch of Manning. hitter: Margaret Alberts of Angels was named for the Americans The AL batting order has stjortstop said he didn't know who would'follow Audubon. Hagedorn of Manning. Utility and designated Denison. with Steve Carlton of the Phillies the Roy Smalley leading off, followed by Ryan. He has seven others to choose Catcher: Mike Jones of choice of National League manager George Brett, third base; Don Baylor, from including rookie Mark Clear, a Denison. Tommy Lasorda. left field; Jim Rice, right field; Fred reliever for the California Angels. Infielders: Jeff Nielsen and Ryan is 12-6 with 160 strikeouts with Lynn, center field; Carl Yastrzemski, Lasorda said Steve Rogers of the Dave Wiebers of Denison: Lemon isn't ruling Carlton 11-8 with 113. first base; Darrell Porter, catcher, and Montreal Expos would follow Carlton. Keith Wanninger of Manning; Mike Ostendorf of Jefferson and Dave Bianchi of St. Edmond. Carroll Land grid camp Outfielders: Dennis out managing again Major Leagues Woodward of Denison; Dave Conell of St. Edmond; Perry The second annual Carroll The high school session runs By The Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) - Bob the Yankees in mid-season a longer was in uniform. And Land football camp is set for from 6 to 9 p. m. Draisey of Jefferson and Tony year ago, with the world there was precedent for not Lemon hauls on Yankee Aug. 6 through the 10th, "Kids planning to attend Wednesday's Games Shima of Audubon. champions 10 games out of using a winning manager who AMERICAN LEAGUE uniform No. 21 again tonight according to director Bill should make every effort to No games scheduled as American League manager first place, and leading them had been dismissed in the Foval, head coach at Carroll register by Friday," Foval EAST W L Pet. GB in baseball's 50th All-Star to a second pennant and World interim (Yogi Berra, High School. said. NATIONAL LEAGUE game, and people are Series victory, he was unce­ Yankees, 1965). The morning session has The registration fee is $10 Baltimore 59 31 .656 Boston 56 32 .636 2 EAST BUTLER wondering: remoniously removed from "This fills out.
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