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Game Summary Timet Herald, Carroll, la. jr Vending Machines Tuesday, June 28, 1977 O Carroll Romps 15-0 in 5 Samuelsor^P 0 0 0 0 Supply Easy Bait K.McCaulley, DH. 2 0 0 0 By Myron Williams crossed the plate for a 3-0 Edwards singled and scored collected one RBI. Steffes also Edwards, SS 3 2 1 0 Snyder, 3B". 2 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH (AP) - worms. LAKE CITY - For the advantage. Siemer and on Siemer's triple. The first managed two RBI's. Siemer, IB 4 3 3 2 Spencer, RF 2 0 10 Fishermen who used to go but Business has been so good second time this season, the Molitor both punched singles, baseman scored when the Pettitt, the winning pitcher, Molitor, C 4 3 2 1 Zimmerman, IB .. 2 0 0 0 on warm, wet nights with that Kartesz' basement, worm Carroll Tigers had no trouble while Steffes reached base on Lake City center fielder kept Lake City in check for the Steffes, RF 3 2 0 2 Totals 19, 0 2 0 flashlights and old soup cans . farm has been unable to keep beating the Lake City Eagles an error. dropped Molitor's high fly ball whole game as he allowed only Wittrock, LF 2 10 0 By Innings: to catch night crawlers now up with demand. with the identical score. 15-0 in The game was put away in and the Tiger catcher crossed two hits, fanned seven and can buy their bait — if they Collison.LF 2 0 0 0 Carroll..... 038 13-15 His worm pickers, including five innings, here Monday- the third inning as Carroll sent the plate on Jeff DeBower's walked only one. His personal have the exact change. Reiman,2B 3 0 0 0 LakeCity 000 00-0 Amish families from nearby night. 12 men to bat and punched out base hit. record is now 5-2 for the Night crawlers, meal DeBower.2B 10 11 Errors •— Carroll 4, Lake Meyersdale, scour wet ground Carroll pounded Eagle four hits and two Eagle errors Siemer carried the big bat season. worms and maggots are being Pettitt. P 1 1 1 1 City 5 for night crawlers. They get pitcher Steve Samuelson for 11 and eight runs across to run for Carroll as he went Carroll will travel to sold in vending machines in Totals 30 15 11 8 Left on Base — Carroll '5, two cents for each one they hits and eight earned runs. the score to 11-0. Collecting three-for-four at the plate, Manning Wednesday and will Pennsylvania. Lake City— Lake City 4 catch. The Tigers are now 13-4 on the RBI's in the inning were smashing a double and a meet Jefferson Friday at ABRHBI Doubles — Siemer, Carroll "Now store operators don't season and are 8-1 in Midwest Siemer, Todd Pettitt, Jim triple, scoring three times and Carroll Stadium. Roller, LF 2 0 0 0 Triples — Siemer and have to hand out ice cream "Some of.them do very Conference boys' baseball Petersen and Steffes. recording two RBI's. Molitor Box Score: Christensen.LF... 10 0 0 Molitor, Carroll cones with one hand and sort well," Kartesz said. "One fel­ action. Molitor slammed a triple in was two-for-four, slugging a Carroll— Rock, CF 2 0 0 0 Pitching Summary: out worms with another," said low caught 12,000 worms in The Tigers started their the fourth and scored on a „ triple, scoring three times and ABRHBI Johnson, SS 2 0 0 0 Frank Kartesz, a high school one night from sundown to scoring in the second frame strong hit by Steffes. IP HBB SORER math teacher who automated sunup." picking up one RBI. Buck.CF 4 1 1 0 Bell, SS 0 0 0 0 Pettitt (W) ... 5 2 1 7 0 0 when Eric Siemer, Jim Carroll closed out the the bait business. Petersen crossed home Hackett.CF 0 0 0 0 D.McCaulley.C... 2 0 10 Samuelson (L) 5 11 5 4 15 8 Molitor and Mark Steffes scoring in the fifth frame as .Kartesz says he has been twice, went two-for-three and Petersen. 3B 3 2 2 1 Conrad, 2B 2 0 0 0 Time of Game — 1 '/2 hours. Kartesz spent two years de­ "fooling around with bait" for veloping a liquid that keep about 20 years. His interest be­ worms alive and healthy in the gan as a youngster when he machines. He also developed a hunted worms on wet spring Willie McCovey Sets Career Grand Slam Record thermostat for the machines nights and stored his catch in to maintain proper humidity. tubs for the dry summer By The Associated Press major league career. Gehrig, three-run seventn-inning got back (to the bench)," said run ninth-inning rally as Hous­ Kartesz has 20 "Franko's season when worms burrow Willie McCovey, taking yet the former New York Yankee enough to give Los Angeles its rally. The Cubs took a 1-0 lead Tyson. "GeneGieselmann (St. ton toppled San Diego. Live Bait" machines deep into the ground in search another home run trot around star, holds the major league victory over Atlanta. The in the first on Larry Biittner's Louis trainer) was handing Dave Winfield's two-run operating in Somerset County of moisture. the bases, was thinking of record with 23 grand slams — Braves mounted threats in fourth home run of the season. out ammonia capsules. I don't home run and a run-scoring and northwestern Hank Aaron and Lou Gehrig. a record McCovey concedes. each inning except the first off Kartesz says several retail Montreal came back to take know why they were suprised. triple by Gene Tenace had giv­ starter Burt Hooton, 6-3, but Pennsylvania, and he says "It didn't hit me until I was "But I think I can catch him outlets have expressed a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the I hit them out in batting prac­ en San Diego a 6-4 lead before scored only in the seventh, sales have exceeded his half way around the bases," in career homers," McCovey interest in the vending first on Ellis Valentine's run- tice." Houston's rally. when singles by Gary expectations. McCovey said Monday. "Then said. "He has 493. I know that machines, and he has bought a scoring single and a two-run Astros 7, Padres 6 Dodgers 2, Braves 1 Matthews, Willie Montanez . I thought, 'God. I finally is within my reach." For $1, a fisherman gets a building where he plans to set single by Tony Perez. Bob Watson's single scored An opposite-field two-run and Biff Pocoroba produced passed him.'" In other NL games Monday, package of 15 night crawlers. up a production and Phillies 4, Mets 1 Cesar Cedeno to cap a three- homer by Rick Monday was the Braves' run. The San Francisco first Chicago nipped Montreal 4-3, A bases-loaded pinch single 30 to 40 maggots or 70 meal packaging center. baseman unloaded two home Philadelphia defeated New by Jay Johnstone in the ninth runs in the Giants' 10-run sixth York 4-2, St. Louis downed inning drove in two runs and inning — the only player in Pittsburgh 6-1, Houston edged gave Philadelphia its victory Arnie's Army Follows major league history to twice San Diego 7-6 and Los Angeles over New York. Johnstone's Major Leagues hit two homers in one inning — squeezed past Atlanta 2-1. single came off Met reliever including his 17th career Trailing 8-1 after three in­ Skip Lockwood, 1-4, who re­ By The Associated Press grand slam. nings, the Giants bombarded lieved starter Nino Espinosa Him At Des Moines American League , National League The power barrage carried Cincinnati pitching for four in the ninth and allowed the DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — wouldn't think very highly of picture. East East the Giants to a 14-9 triumph homers, two doubles and a first three men he faced to Arnold Palmer hates to turn him," said Palmer. And the faithful were ever W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB over the Cincinnati Reds. triple, with recently activated reach base. away autograph seekers, Arnie's Army didn't match ready to apologize for Palmer Boston 41 29 .586 — Chicago 46 22 .676 The bases-loaded shot en­ reliever Joe Hoerner giving up Cardinals 6, Pirates 1 especially children. up to advance ticket sales, when a 25 foot putt fell short of New York 40 32 .556 2 Philadelphia 38 31 .551 8'A abled the 39-year-old McCovey his second grand slam in a Mike Tyson hit his first "When I was a kid I was the possibly because of the the hole on the low side — the Baltimore 38 34 .528 4 Pittsburgh 38 31 .551 8% to pass home run king Hank week. home run of the season and same way," Palmer remem­ 95-degree temperature. But amateur side. Cleveland 34 34 .500 6 St. Louis 38 32 .543 9 Aaron as the National Cubs 4, Expos 3 only the eighth of his major bered here Monday during a the some 2,000 who followed "He's used to putting those Milwaukee 35 37 .486 7 Montreal 29 40 .420 17 M> League's all-time grand slam Chicago recorded its league career to lead St. Louis golf exhibition, where he Palmer around nine holes of slick greens," said one sympa­ Detroit 32 38 .457 9 New York 29 41 .414 18 leader.
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