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Game Summary Shul-Oul Ki'.ttaf By Midtkndorf- Knights Down Tigers, 8-2, For 7th Loop Win The Kucmpcr Knifilils hnd In nally drove the lanky luirler to the third when Bell singled to Dave Daeges singled lo cen- Middendorf put the Tigers ble in the seventh and walked Velter, M » A 1 t come from l)chind to keep their Timci Herald, Carroll, la. C cover in the fourth. right-center, Anderson lived Thundoy, Juris 19, 1969 *» ter and stole second in the fifth. down in order in the fifth and the bases full but got Lehrkamp Bell, 3b 8 t 1 A West Central Conference base- (Jury Lehrkarnp greeted on an irror at second, and After Steve Auen and Midden- then staved off threats in the on a called third slrike for the Fuller, c 3 0 ft A ball record unblemished with nn I/MiRcling with a lead-off single Ptttltt beat out a hit to third. to end the fratne. dorf fanned, Walden beat oul an sixth and seventh. third out lo escape unscathed. Anderson, If 3 A A A 8-2 triumph over the pesky Car- to si art the action and Mickey The run earn* horn* when infield hit and slole second. Mickey Everett won a rac* Tha Knight* trak to Lake City Pettitt, p „ 8 A 1 A roll Tigers here Wednesday Helthoff's late throw was wide Kuemper finally got to Pattltt Kverell a n d Jim Bell drew in the bottom of the fourth. Wal- Dlek Haltftoff blistered a with Middendorf in a dash to on Friday where Bill Henkenius DeBower, Ib „ 4 A A A night. passes to set the stage for a big at first. den beat out a hit to short. shot through the shortstop's first with one down in the sixth is slated for mound duly. Kuem- Hnning, r! 2 A A A A late-inning hit assault and first inning. But Lengeling got Everett launched a two-out as- Heithoff was hit by a pilch, and position and lagged It all tha to pick up the only hit surren- per returns home for a double- Totals „ 29 t ft l •hut-out relief pitching by Jim Denny Vetlcr and Roger Fuller sault for the Tigers in the fourth way to third. That put tha dered by the Kuemper relief ar- header Saturday against a high Schmitz singled to left to plate KUEMPER Middendorf propelled the on strike-outs and induced Ron when he drilled a double down Walden. Heithoff sped to third Knight* an top 5-2. tist. Everett's chopper was school team from Glen Ellyn, Knlghtt to their 7th league Anderson to ground-out for a Illinois, with starting times _ , AB B M 9t the left field line, took third on a and didn't hesitate as the throw Three runs In the bottom of fielded by SchmitK who elected Dages, cf _... 4 1 1 1 win without a setback. non-run producing frame. wild pitch and trotted home on went wide. to go to Middendorf covering scheduled at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Kuempcr's firs!, offensive ges- Ihe sixth gave Kuemper a com- Dick Heithoff and Randy Lenge- Auen, 2b 4 A A A For the luckless Tigers it was Vetter's single to right. The Knights had the tie run In fortable cushion. Riddle led off and the speedy Everett won the Middndorf, ss, p 4 A A A a frustrating game in which a ture came in the second when Bell fanned, but the catcher and Schmil?, in scoring position race. ling are the mound choices for Denny Walden singled to center with a single to left. Baldus sac- the twin bill. Walden, If 4 2 S A hard-earned lead withered when dropped the third strike and when Pat Riddle popped to third rificed but lived when the Tiger Everett slole second, but Vel- Heithoff, 3b, ss _ 2 1 1 3 the Knights solved Bruce Pct- and Scott Schmitz got aboard Bell was safe at first. Fuller for the second out. Don Baldus Carroll gels back into action via an infield hit. Joe Badding first-baseman dropped the ler walked lo pul two on with Friday when Ihe T i g e r s host Schmitz, Ib _ 3121 tltt's curve-ball delivery Hie sec- walked to load the sacks, and singled to right and Kuemper throw. Foley singled to left to one down. Then Everett tried to Henkenius, Ib 0 A A A ond time around. rapped into a quick twin-killing Lengeling was derricked. had a 3-2 lead. Joe Foley fol- Audubon in a league game. from Lchrkamp to Jim DeBow- plate Riddle, and Baldus sped steal third and was nailed by Carroll Badding, o „ 1 A A A Tht Tiger* got Kuomper Jim Middendorf came on in lowed with a single to short left, cr lo quell that threat. home on a wild pitch. Daeges Riddle's peg to Heithoff, and AR R H BT Riddle, c 2 1 1 A starter Randy L c n R e I i n ^ in relief for the Knights and the but Baldus got caught in a run- doubled to left and Foley came Bell fanned lo end Ihe Ihreal. Lehrkamp, 2b .... 5010 Baldus, rf _... 2121 trouble in the first frame and fi- The Tigers broke through In Kuemper ace fanned Anderson down to retire the side. in with the final run. Middendorf had conlrol trou- Everell, cf . .1120 Lengeling, p .. 1 A A A Foley, 3b 2 1 21 Totals 29 8 13 « Jackson Belts 2 Homers; Ryun Entered In Stiles 175 Innings: Major Carroll 001 100 A For 6 Ih In Kuemper 000 323 x Leagues E — Carroll 2, Kuemper 4 A's Clobber Royals Twice Two NCAA Events DP — Lehrkamp to DeBower By The Associated Press Junior Golf LOB — Carroll 14, Kuempr 5 By Tha Associated Press 11 for the month of June. the bases loaded. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - letle," Timmons said. "It would 2B — Everett, Daeges Kansas miler Jim Ryun, winner have killed Jim's chances in the National League BOONE — Donna Stiles, Au- 3B - Heithoff The Kansas City Royals can't With Jackson and tha A's ab- And whtn Kansas City went in what his coach called a four- mile and probably wiped out our SB — Everett, Daeges, Wal- say they weren't warned when sent, the scoring sloughed off back to pitching to Jackson, East Division hour "game of Russian roulette, leam chances. Our kids would dubon, held sixth posilion afler W. L. Pet. GB 36 holes in Ihe Iowa Junior Girls den Reggie Jackson came to town. elsewhere in the American he hommered No. 26 in the was set for a try at history as never have forgiven me. S — Baldus He is jusl nol a singles hiller. League as Baltimore beat sixth inning. All that was more Chicago 40 23 .635 — the 48th Nalional Collegiate "II was all or nolhing in that Golf Tournament here Wednes- Washington 3-1, Minnesota than enough for John Odom, New York 32 27 .542 6 Track and Field Championships meeting." day. Pitching: Ruth-like Reggie proved it topped California 3-1, the New 9-3, who scattered nine hits. Pitlsburgh 34 30 .531. 6'/2 opened here today. rr H n EB, BB so The coach waited until tha Miss Stiles carded 85-90 for again Wednesday night with York Yankees stopped Detroil St. Louis 30 32 .484 9Vz "I held my breath for four 175 and was 25 strokes off the Pettitt two more home runs, his 25th 4-2, Cleveland edged Boslon 2-1 In contrast, Baltimore did It Philadelphia .... 24 34 .414 13^ last few minutes to declare (L) 8 13 8 7 0 S hours," said Coach Bob Tim- Ryun for the three-mile event, pace set by Bobbe Lichly, Wa- and 26th, in another Oakland and the Chicago White Sox han- again with pitching as Jim Har- Montreal 16 43 .271 22 mons, referring lo Ihe scralch Lengeling din, 3-3, and Dick Hall combined and the gamble worked. Only lerloo, who came in wilh a 73-77 onslaught that sent the A's dled Seattle 7-3 before losing 6-5 West Division meeling held Wednesday to for 150. 3% 5 2 1 4 7 winging to a twi-night double- on a four-hitter for the Orioles' 23 others stayed in. Middendorf in 11 innings in another twi- Atlanta 3725 .597.— finalize entries in all events. The top 17 leaders after 36 header sweep over the Royals nighler. sixth straight victory and 26th Los Angeles 36 26 .581 1 Should Ryun win both events, (W) 3'/3 1 0 0 4 7 16-4 and 9-2. in 32 games. It was the llth Ryun, the world's best in the holes in the Iowa Junior Girls WP - Pettitt, Lengeling San Fran 34 27 .557 2% he will be the first ever to do it. Golf Tournament at Boone: Jackson, with a chance to be- four-hitter for their staff to go Cincinnali 31 25 .554 2Ms mile run, also wanted to com- PB - Riddle come the only man other than It will lake an almosl super-hu- Bobbe Lichty, Waterloo, 73-77- Only last weekend, the Royals along with three three-hitters, Houston 30 36 .455 9 pete in the three-mile event. man efforl, since Ihe Ihree mile must have read about Jackson's Babe Ruth lo hit 30 homers by three two-hitters and one one- And his team needed that effort 150, 1967 winner San Diego 26 41 .388 Wk finals are scheduled Salurday Melanie Chiller, Waterloo, 80- long-ball prowess in Boston the end of June, hit his first ho- hitter.
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