New Look Lancers— Knights Defeat Dodgers

Jim Middendorf, Kuemper's Pirotte stole second. Badding on strikes and Times Herald, Carroll, la. sophomore pitching star, Schroeder on a drive to left to Saturday, July 8, 1967 That set the stage for avenged an early season set­ stem any further scoring. Neary and he drove Dodger back as he pinned a 3-1 defeat the fourth. Vic Gordon led off starter John Conkel from the on Fort Dodge with a nifty Middendorf suddenly ran into the frame with a triple to left mound with a single inside three-hitter here Friday night. control trouble in the seventh center and Bruce Edmundson the third base bag. Schmitz The non-league triumph hiked frame. He started the inning by hit a sacrifice fly to left to drive tallied the lead run and Kuemper's season record to 12- walking Edmundson and Tim in the lone Dodger run. Pirotte steamed home with 3 and sent the Dodgers home Trace. Bass came in as a pinch- the cusion marker as Neary with a 7-11 mark. Kuemper waited until the hitter for Goodman and lived fifth, and then the Knights got took second on a belated play on a fielder's choice with a Lou Galetich shook up back on an even keel. at the plate. grounder back to the mound as the Kuemper line-up for the Middendorf got Edmundson on Jerry Spittal came on in re­ second straight night, and the Badding blasted a towering the force at third. lief for Fort Dodge and got new-look Lancers responded drive to left field and the ball Dave Tuttle came in as a with their best game of the lacked a foot of clearing the * pinch-hitter for Steve Sears season. In a contest that zipped fence. With Badding at second and was plunked by an inside to conclusion in one and a on a stand-up double, Schroed­ BOX SCORES pitch to load the sacks with one quarter hour, the shining light er chopped a grounder toward FORT DODGE down. Spittal went down on third base and the ball hopped AB it H HBI was the new outfield alignment Binknhgn, 2b 3 0 0 0 strikes for the second out. Dan­ past both the third baseman with Terry Schroeder and Mike Kopp, ss 3 0 0 0 ger o u s Del Blankenhagen, and short stop and Badding Neary flanking dazzling Dave Grady, cf 3 0 0 0 Dodger lead-off batter, repre­ scored the tie run with ease. Daeges in centerfield. Gordon, c 3 1 1 0 sented the last hope for the Schmitz, who had tripled visitors and he belted a long Mike Neary supplied the Edmundson, 3b 1 0 0 1 in the first and then got shot to left field where Schroed­ game-winning blow with a Trace, lb 2 0 1 0 stranded at third, led off the er gathered it in for the final two-run single in the sixth. Goodman, If 2 0 0 o' bottom of the sixth with a walk cut. —Staff Photos Daeges came up with the de­ a-Bass 1 0 0 0 and stole second with Louie Summer Activity ... Taking advantage of the warm, of his grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Sievers. The two fensive gems. Dave Schmitz Sears, rf 2 0 0 0 The first of the three hits Billmeier at the plate. Bill- sunny weather to wash their cars are Charles Neu- couldn't resist the opportunity of sprucing up their and Joe Badding supplied the b-Tuttle 0 0 0 0 allowed by Middendorf was meier popped to the catcher for mayer, left, of Carroll, a retired farmer and past cars after last month's torrents of rain made driving extra-base hitting power. Conkel, p 2 0 1 0 garnered by Trace, hitting the first out, but Larry Pirotte member of the Carroll County Board of Supervisors, conditions muddy. Spittal, p 1 0 0 0 sixth in the order, in the sec­ lived on an error at third and and Michael Renken of Illinois, a visitor in the home The two clubs battled through Totals 23 1 3 1 ond inning. He singled to center Schmitz advanced from second three scoreless innings before a-Batted for Goodman in 7th on what appeared to be a cinch to third on the miscue, and the Dodgers broke the ice in b-Batted for Sears in 7th double, but the fleet-footed Daeges flagged the ball down Home Runs Doom Tigers— KUEMPER AH K II RBI as it headed for the fence and Business & Professional Directory Daeges, cf 3 0 0 0 forced the astounded batter to Schmitz, 3b 2 110 make a hurried retreat to first Billmeier, ss 2 0 0 0 base. Goodman fanned and Pirotte, lb 3 10 0 Sears ground out to end that COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE Neary, rf 3 0 12 threat. Denison Clips CHS ,7-2 Tailored Especially for Badding, c 3 110 The second Dodger hit was The FARMER, BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL MAN Schroeder, If 3 0 11 picked up by Conkel with a sin­ DENISON - A pair of fith- third frame of play. Denny Vet- end the game on a 7-2 count in roll Kuemper. The following Henkenius, 2b .... 2 0 0 0 Federal and State Tax Records of Iowa gle to right to start the third inning 2-run homers by Deni- ter opened the gap with a sin­ favor of Denison. night, the Carroll ballclub will Middendorf, p .... 2 0 0 0 inning. Blankenhagen sacri­ son's Mike Miller and Kevin gle. Jons went down on strikes The Tigers will be in action open the tournament here with Carroll, Iowa Leo Loxterkamp Phone: 4209 Totals 23 3 4 3 ficed. Mike Kopp flied to cen­ Fineran marked defeat for the and Wilkins drew a pass. Lehr- again on Thursday, July 13 with a game against the winner of Innings: ter, and Jose Grady hit a siz­ Carroll Tigers, 7-2, in a W e s t kamp took strikes and Everett a make-up game against Car- the Manning vs. Audubon con­ W. L. WARD, D.S.C. Fort Dodge 000 100 0 zling drive to center that Central League baseball game rapped a single for the first test. Community Kuemper 000 012 x Daeges caught on the run for • PODIATRIST here Friday. score. Richardson reached first BOX SCORES E — Fort Dodge 1, Kuemper the third out. FOOT SPECIALIST Credit- Service Terry Stoll went the distance on an error and the second run­ 1 CARROLL Credit Reports, Investigations The Knights will be in action on the mound for the Monarchs ner scampered across the plate 302 South Main St. LOB — Fort Dodge 6, Kuem­ All R H RBI Jeff Wins Collections Anywhere here on Monday when they host surrendering 2 runs on 6 hits. safely. Beneke whiffed to put Wilkins 3b 3 1 (6 Blocks S. of the Courthouse) per 4 0 0 Dial 4371 208 West 5th Denison. Dave Henning went the full down the challenge. Lehrkamp, If 3 0 0 2B — Badding Loop Title Office 9782 Home 2767 route for the Bengals giving up Everett, lb 3 0 0 3B — Gordon, Schmitz Denison came back in the bot­ 7 runs on 9 hits. Richardson, c .... 4 0 1 SB — Schmitz, Billmeier, tom of the third tying the score BREDA — The Jefferson Beneke, rf 4 0 1 CARROLL DENTAL ASSOCIATES Pirotte Sani Open The Denison b a 11 c I u b at 2 apiece. Stoll led off with a Rams won the West Central Fuller, 2b 3 0 1 S — Blankenhagen wielded their warclubs in ma­ walk followed by Skarin reach­ summer baseball league cham­ 818-822 North Main Street Henning, p 2 0 0 SF — Edmundson jor league style rapping a ing first on an error. Cose tied pionship with a 7-1 decision R. E. LANGENFELD, D.D.S. — Phone 263C Vetter, ss 3 1 1 Lead Held double, 2 triples, and 2 home up the score with a 2-run dou­ over Breda behind the six-hit Jons, cf 1 0 0 F. BARELS, D.D.S. L. B. WESTENDORF, D.D.S. Pitching: runs while the Tigers were ble and put the game on ice. pitching of sophomore Dave Phone 2528 Phone 2630 ir II R Kit BB so Beck, cf 1 0 0 limited to one-baggers Carroll failed to reach first in Carlson here Friday night. Conkel a-Perrien 1 0 0 By Turner throughout the game. the top half of the fourth and (L) .5 1/3 4 3 2 2 2 Totals 28 2 6 Denison took the advantage The Rams wound up con­ Spittal DES MOINES (AP) - George Neither club scored until the a-Hit for Beck ference action with a 13-1 2/3 0 0 0 0 1 with another run in the bottom R. J. FERLIC, M. D. Turner, Des Moines sporting of the fourth. Mike Miller led DENISON loop mark and own the cham­ Middendorf j goods dealer, appeared Safar­ Alt R H RBI pionship outright since the 715 N. Adams - Carroll, Iowa (W) .... 7 3 112 off with a triple and rode Henningson; ss 3 0 0 0 is day to be the likely winner of around on Stoll's 3-bagger min­ best runner-up Kuemper (Cochran Building) HBP Tuttle Bowling Skarin, 2b 3 2 0 qualifying honors in the Herman utes later. could post would be a 12-2 Office Hours: 9 to 12 — 1 to 5 Sani Open golf tournament—un­ PIN PAL LEAGUE Cose, c 4 0 1 league record. Kuemper has General Practice — Obstetrics — Fractures — X-Rays less somebody can shoot better TEAM STANDINGS: POINTS Fineran, lb 3 1 2 Major Leagues Mldstates Enterprises 21 The Monarchs put the final a game with Denison on Mon­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON than a 65. Hamms Beer - 19 touches on their victory in the Abbott, cf 3 1 1 day and another with Carroll Crouse-Allied — 18 Miller, If 3 2 3 By The Associated Press Sharp Funeral Home 18 bottom of the fifth inning. High on Thursday next week. Office Dial 4120 Home Dial 3408 Turner's sizzling seven-under Carroll Bowl 18 Simon, rf 3 0 0 National League Skarin drew a free pass to start par score on rounds of 35-30 at Lee's Service 17 Curnyn 3b .... 3 0 0 Jefferson ran up a 7-0 score W. L. Pet. G.B. Carroll Lumber 16 things off for Denison. Cose Hyperion Course here Friday Belter Oil - 16 Stoll, p 2 1 2 against Breda in the first five St. Louis 48 31 .608 — Matt Furniture 15 went down on strikes and Fin­ was low among totals posted by 15 Totals 27 7 9 frames. The first tally came in DR. O. M. O'CONNOR, Optometrist Chicago 46 34 .575 B & H Super Valu ... eran stepped up and rammed 2% the first contingent of players. Crouse Cartage _. 13 Innings: the initial frame when Carlson Cincinnati 46 37 .554 4 Pam's Beauty Shop , 7 a 2-run homer to put the score Dial 3318 102 West 5th The entry list was expected to TEAM LEADERS— Denison .002 140 singled Jim Faaborg across the Atlanta 42 37 .532 6 High Team Three Games: at 5-2 in favor of Denison. Ab­ EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED grow to 250 by the time all have Matt Furniture - - 1479 bott kept things alive with a Carroll 002 000 plate. San Fran. 43 38 .531 6 completed their qualifying tests Lee's Service 14bo LOB — Denison 6, Carroll CONTACT LENSES-CHILDREN'S VISUAL PROBLEMS Sharp Funeral Home — 1463 single and rode around on Mil­ Phila. 39 39 .500 8V2 Al Lehman hit a solo homer Saturday. High Team Single Game: ler's 2-run homer for a score of 2B — Cose Denison Pittsburgh ... 38 38 .500 8% Matt Furniture 568 3B — Miller, Stoll Denison for the Rams in the second inn­ Mldstates Enterprises 537 7-2 in favor of Denison. Los Angeles . 34 45 .430 14 Turner's closest competitors, Sharp Funeral Home — 523 HR — Fineran, Miller- Deni­ ing. Houston 31 50 .383 18 two former Sani champions, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS— High Individual Three Games: Carroll threatened in the top son Jefferson tallied twice in the New York 29 47 .382 17% were five strokes behind with Vee EJRhme third when Kendall lived on a DR. JOHN E. MARTIN cf the sixth. Beneke and Fuller Pitching: OPTOMETRIST Friday's Results 70s. They were amateurs Floren Nlta Campbell - - 492 fielder's choice and rode home Murv Ann Monroe 471 led off with successive singles ir II R BU so Atlanta 3, New York 2, 11 in­ DiPaglia of Des Moines and High Individual Single Game: and Henning walked to jam the Stoll on Dave Rooker's triple. A EYES EXAMINED-GLASSES FITTED nings John Liechty of Marshalltown. Vee El Rhine 204 .Jerri White 1£«> sacks. Vetter and Beck whiffed 7 6 2 4 9 passed ball let Rooker in. Contact Lenses — Children's Visual Problems Chris Chtrstenson - 179 Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 2 In the next slot, tied with 71s, and Wilkins popped to the Henning In the fifth, Jack Beddall St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 1 rf- _^ ± _± A ^ New Ground Floor Location — 524 N. Adams St. were George Kinlcy, Des Moines pitcher to put out the fire and 7 7 9 3 6 opened with a single, Kendall (Between Hannasch Beauty Shop and Sherwin-Williams) Houston 11, Chicago 5 pro, and two amateurs, Roger walked, McVicker drew a pass San Francisco 2, Los Angeles eleven, Hyperion golfer, and and Dan Borrusch singled to (Closed Sat. Afternoon) 1 Bob Daggit of Grinnell. plate a pair and the third run Today's Games Twins Blow One Run Lead Phone 9709 Carroll, Iowa First Day Leaders: of the frame tallied on an out­ Atlanta at New York, N Early Qualifying leaders: field error. DR. H. K. RICHARDSON, Optometrist St. Louis at Philadelphia, N George Turner, Des Moines Breda rallied in the sixth Cincinnat Pittsburgh 35-30-65 On Versalles Boot in Ninth Dial 9687 805 North Main St. when Timmerman got on base Chicago at Houston, N , { DiPaglia, Des Moines By The Associated Press club's 3-5 mark over the past we'd have lost 1-0, I liked the EYES EXAMINED via the error route. Steinkamp Los Angeles at San Francisco . .^^r35-35—7,_.7n0 It took Gary Peters one inning week. way my ball club looked. They Sunday's Games was hit by a pitch and Tim- GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES John Liechty, Marshalltown to shut off the "Minnesota has a lot of mo­ fought from the sixth inning on Atlanta at New York 36-34—70 —just as Eddie Stanky said he mentum right now, but momen­ The Tigers snapped a 4-4 tie merman scored when Reising St. Louis at Philadelphia Roger Cleven, Des Moines would. tum can be shut off as quickly in the 11th when Jim Northrup was safe on an error. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 36-35—71 It took Stanky a lot longer to as it starts," he said. "We have stroked a one-out single and Line Score: Chicago at Houston turn on the - a guy named Peters who can scored from first on Bill Free- Jefferson 112 030 0-7-9-3 DR. REX A. HEESE Los Angeles at San Francisco Bob Dagqit, Grinnell Ralph M. Crane 35-36—71 hut when opportunity finally cool them off starling tonight." han's double off the left field Breda 000 001 0—1-6-3 Monday's Games x George Kinlcy, Des Moines knocked they left nothing to Peters shackled the Twins' screen. Rookie Mike Marshall, Carlson and Lehman ATTORN EY-AT-L AW No games scheduled Chiropractor 38-33-71 Chance. power after his shaky start, but who relieved during a three-run Steinkamp and Koster Dial 3161 x John Mullaney, Des Moines it appeared there was no catch­ Boston rally that tied the score By Appointment The White Sox spotted Dean 516V2 N. Adams St. 37-35-72 ing up with Chance, who scat­ in the ninth, blanked the Red W. L. Pet. G.B. Chance a 1-0 first inning lead One-tenth of the earth's land Phone 3402 Tony Formaro, Des Moines tered five hits until the ninth in Sox over the final two innings to surface is covered by glaciers, Chicago 46 31 .597 Friday night, then scored 40-33-73 a bid for his third shutout of the pick up his first major league which contain almost one per 814 N. Main St. Detroit 43 34 .558 3 twice in the ninth on Zoilo Dick Mycka, Marshalltown year against Chicago. victory. cent of the world's water. Minnesota .... 43 35 .551 3Vi Versalles two-out, bases-loaded 36-37—73 Then, with one out, Tom Mc- New York braked a five-game M. R. TAN CRETI Boston 40 37 .519 6 error for a 2-1 victory that Paul Ahrcns, Grinnell Craw singled and Chance losing string behind the four-hit California 43 40 .518 6 snapped Minnesota's eight- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 38-35—73 walked Jim King and J.C. pitching of Al Downing, who] Cleveland 39 40 .494 8 game winning streak and Dr. J. G. Donovan P.on Kelly, Des Moines Martin, filling the bases. Al struck out 12 on the way to his MOVING? Dial 4835 37 42 .468 10 dropped the Twins into third CHIROPRACTOR 37-36-73 place in the American league Worthington came out of the ninth victory. Mickey Mantle Metropolitan Life Building New York 35 43 .449 11% 4 x-Professional. bullpen and retired Don Buford drove in the only run Downing 410 West 3rd St. Kansas City 35 47 .427 13 Ms race. 8<*« IIS lZ 206 West 7th Street on a foul pop, then got Ron Han­ reeded with a sixth inning dou­ Office —Dial 3716 Washington . 34 46 .425 13M: TTTTTTTTfyy' Peters gave up doubles by sen to bounce towards short­ ble and Joe Pepitone smacked a Residence — Dial 2283 Friday's Results Cesar Tovar and Tony Oliva in stop. two-run homer in the eighth. Cleveland 6, Washington 3 Prep Loop the first, then stymied the Detroit 5, Boston 4, 11 innings Versalles, moving to his left, Twins until the ninth, when Sam McDowell flipped a four- Iowa Land Service New York 3, Baltimore 0 W L Pet. James C. Smith knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm bobbled the ball, picked it up hitler, striking out 10, and Pe­ Chicago 2, Minnesota 1 Jefferson 13 1 .929 Company came on to complete the two- and fired to first—too late to get dro Gonzalez' seventh inning ATTORN EY-AT-L AW California 7-8, Kansas City 2-2 Kuemper 10 2 .833 Farm Records hitter. Hansen as both McCraw and single snapped a 1-1 deadlock 516V2 N. Adami Farm Appraisals Today's Games Perry 10 4 .714 pinch runner Charlie Bradford The loss left Minnesota one- before the Indians pulled away Dial 3161 Farm Management Kansas City at California, N Denison 8 5 .615 raced across the plate. half game behind the Detroit from Washington with a three- ... for a "Wife-Approved"** General Practice V. Stuart Perry — Dial 9883 Boston at Detroit Audubon 5 9 .357 Tigers, who edged Boston 54 in "I did all I could to get to the run burst in the eighth. Mov« by North American Vor Taxes — Estates Minnesota at Chicago Carroll 3 10 .231 11 innings and 3Vfe lengths be­ ball" said Versalles. Rick Reichardt, wearing Lines. World-wide service. Washington at Cleveland Breda 3 11 .214 hind the first place Sox. "I think it should have been a glasses for the first time in his New York at Baltimore 2, Lake City 2 12 .143 hit," agreed Stanky after view­ career, blasted a pair of homers CALL 2540 R. B. MORRISON, M. D. twi-night Friday Results— In other games Friday night, ing a television tape of the play. while Don Mincher and Paul Sunday's Games Jefferson 7, Breda 1 the blanked "Sometimes you get bombed Schaal also homered in Califor­ JOHN 117 East 6th St. - Carroll, Iowa Kans?s City at California Denison 7, Carroll 2 Baltimore 3-0, Cleveland and have a streak end, and oth­ nia's twilight victory over the Minnesota at Chicago, 2 Audubon 12, Lake City 1 General Practice — Obstetrics trimmed Washington 6-3 and er times you're one pitch away A's. VANDERHEIDEN Boston at Detroit, 2 Audubon 9, Lake City 1 Fractures — X-Rays California swept a doubleheader from a victory," philosophized Roger Repoz, traded from 1019 N. Washington at Cleveland, 2 Monday Game— from Kansas City 7-2 and 8-2. Minnesota Cal Ermer. Kansas City to the Angels re­ r roll New York at Baltimore, twi­ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Denison at Kuemper When Minnesota stormed into "We did nothing after the first cently, drilled two doubles and a Authorized light Thursday Game— Chicago for the four-game inning." Office Phone 3542 - Home 3630 single in the second game, driv­ Agent Monday's Games Kuemper at Carroll weekend series Sox pilot Stanky "It wasn't a must game for ing in two runs, and Reichardt Home Calls Day or Night ftr . •. No games scheduled x A. A A A A ^ A refused to panic despite his us," insisted Stanky. "Even if added a two-run single.