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Carroll Sweeps SPORTS Timet MwM« Cvfoll, Is* Knight Girls' Mark Friday, My $, 1*77 Q ABRHBI Drops to 5-10, 8-1 Carroll Sweeps Sac Buck.CF 3 1 0 0 Petersen, 3B 4 OGDEN — Ogden handed Letting, P 0 0 0 0 By Dennis O'Grady our fans would have turned Carroll took a 2-1 lead in the Samuelson on a pop up to nail Bartlett.lB 3 110 Edwards. SS 4 the Kuemper girls softball Gute.SS 2 0 0 1 (Sports Editor) out. They missed two super second as Todd Pettitt and down the victory and send Schull. LF* 3 0 10 Siemer. P-1B 3 squad their ninth straight loss Tigges,LF 3, 0 0 0 Carroll moved one game games and the kids deserve Buck delivered run-scoring Siemer'smarkto2-3. O'Tool. RF 3 0 0 0 Molitor. C 3 here Thursday night, 8-1. Green. CF 3 0 0 0 away from another Midwest the credit. I'm proud of singles, but Sac City went Carroll took a 1-0 lead in the Wallterstedt.SS... 2 0 0 0 Steffes, RF 3 Kuemper, now 5-10 on tite Otto. IB 2 0 0 0 Conference baseball them." added Edwards, who ahead 5-2 in the third on three first as Buck reached on an Youll.PH 10 0 0 Wittrock. LF 2 season, got their lone run in 1 Pollastrini, 2B .... 2 0 0 0 championship here Thursday has said this will be his last hits and three Carroll errors. error. He later scored on a Totals 39 S 7 1 Reiman. 2B-P 3 1% the fourth as Cindy Ericson Drees. 2B 10 0 0 night by sweeping Sac City. season as manager. The Tigers knotted the pass ball that went out of play. Carroll— Pettitt. 1B-2B 3 0 1 led off with a triple andjscored Kanne.RF 10 0 0 game at 5-all in the fourth as ABRHBI Hoffman, LF 0 0 0 0 9-5, in the second game and 3-1 Second Game In the third, the Tigers Totals It- 3 4 one out later on Brenda Gute's Wittrock, singled and scored Buck.CF 2 2 11 in the opener. The Tigers got what proved made it 2-0 as Petersen Sac City— sacrifice fly to left. Totals 23 13 1 later on a wild pitch. Edwards Petersen, 3B 4 110 The Tigers conclude their to be the winning run in the reached on an error, stole ABRHBI Kuemper managed only Ogden- then tripled in two runs to tie Edwards, SS 4 0 12 conference season tonight at fifth as Dan Wittrock's third second and raced home on Lee.3B 4 0 0 0 three hits in the game. Besides ABRHBI it. Siemer. IB.. 3 0 0 0 home at 8 p.m. against hit of the game, a single to Edwards'bloop single. D. Samuelson, 2B . 3 0 0 0 Ericson's triple, Cathy K. Hartzler, CF 4 0 0 0 Audubon. A win would leave Pettitt scattered seven hits, Molitor, C 4 2 12 Intveld. SS... 3 0 2 0 Carruthers and Teresa Adams Stanley. 3B 3 1 0 0 center, scored Jim Molitor to Sac City, who finished at 8-6 them at 13-1. fanned seven and allowed just Steffes. RF 3 0 1 1 Harklau.P 3 0 0 0 had singles. break a 5-5 deadlock. Molitor in loop play, scored in the L. Hartzler, RF . 3 2 1 0 one earned run in raising his Wittrock, LF 4 2 3 1 G. Samuelson. C ..3010 Kuemper entertains Denison can gain a share of had reached base on a third on Intveld's single to left McCloud, C 4 2 2 1 victory to 6-2. Terry Intveld Reiman. 2B 2 10 0 Bartlett, IB 2 0 0 0 the league championship also dropped infield pop up. that chased home John O'Tool Jefferson Saturday night, Engnell, IB 4 1 1 2 took the loss to send his mark Pettitt. P 3 1 2 1 tonight if they can beat who had walked earlier. Schull. LF 2 0 0 0 starting with a JV contest at Powers. LF....... 4 2 2 1 Jefferson on the Rams' The Tigers padded their to 4-4. Totals 21111 S O'Tool. RF;....... 110 0 6:30 p.m. Williams, 2B. 2 0 11 lead in the sixth by scoring diamond. First Game Carroll got their final run in By Innings: Scott. CF 2 0 0 0 Ogden also took the JV Morgan. P 0 0 0 0 three more times. The big In the nightcap, the Tigers, Siemer needed last inning the fifth as Petersen tripled to Sac City 104 000 0-5 Totals 23 13 9 game, 10-9. Adams, Carolyn Eich. SS 2 0 1 1 blow was Molitor's long now 17-5 on the year and relief help from Reiman to right as the center and right Carroll 020 313 x-9 By Innings: Wittrock, Jane Branny, Lisa Totals 26 8 8 • double to left that scored Todd winners of seven straight, preserve this one. fielders collided going for the Errors — Sac City 2. Carroll Carroll 101 100 0-3 Wuebker and Cindy By Innings: Buck and Jim Petersen. Up to battled back from a 5-2 deficit Siemer took a 3-1 lead into ball. One out later, Pettitt 4 Sac City 001 000 0-1 Vanderheiden all had two hits Kuemper.. 000 100 0-1 thaf point, Molitor, who after three innings. <' the seventh, but walked the lined a double down the left Left on Base — Sac City 4. Errors — Carroll 0. Sac City for Kuemper. Ogden 000 332 x-8 entered the twin bill with a In the 3-1 opener, the Tigers* leadoff batter. Coach field line to score Petersen. Carroll 7 5 The JV team, now 114, got Errors—Kuemper 4, Ogden . team leading .390 average, got outstanding pitching from Edwards then went to Doubles—Steffes, Carroll Left on Base — Carroll 6. extra base hits from Adams 1 had gone 0-for-6 at the plate. —Second Game- starter Eric Siemer and Reiman. Box Score: Triples — Edwards, Sac City 7 and Vanderheiden, who had Left on Base — Kuemper 3. reliever Tom Reiman. After Molitor's double, Reiman, however, didn't Sac City— Molitor, Carroll Doubles — Pettitt. Carroll; triples and Wittrock. who had Ogden7 "The kids really battled Mark Steffes legged out a have an easy job as he walked ABRHBI Pitching Summary: Intveld. Sac City two doubles. Doubles — McCloud, Ogden back against a pretty good double to drive in Molitor. Jeff Schull on four straight Lee. 3B ... 4 1 2 0 ip H an SORER Triples — Petersen, Carroll Box Score: Triples — Ericson, pitcher," commented Carroll Sac City took a 1-0 lead in pitches and hit a batter to load D. Samuelson. 2B .4210 Intveld (LP) .. 6 10 3 9 9 5 Pitching Summary: Kuemper— Kuemper Head Coach Ted Edwards, the first as Doug Samuelson the bases. Intveld.P :.. 4 110 Pettitt (WP) .7 7 0 7 5 1 IP H BO SO R BR ABRHBI Pitching Summary: referring to the nightcap scored all the way from But Reiman settled down Harklau.DH 3 0 10 —First Game- Siemer (WP) .6 3 3 7 1 1 Carruthers, C 3 0 10 iPNaasoniR contest. second as a pass ball went out and fanned Dave Scott and Baxter, CF 0 0 0 0 Box Score: Reiman 10 110 0 Ericson,3B 3 110 Letting (LP)... 6 8 5 2 8 4 "It would be nice if more of of play. Dave Lee and got Doug G. Samuelson, C ..3 0 0 0 Carroll- Harklau(LP).. 7 4 2 8 3 0 Adams. DH 3 0 1 0 Morgan (WP).. 7 3 2 5 1 1 Twins Whip Little Boy Blue Tan ana, 8-6 +** Major Leagues *** By The Associated Press not doing the job I'm capable battered the Oakland As 8-3. runs with his 16th homer of the preserving the victory for Bob Frank Tanana acted like of doing." The Milwaukee at Kansas season and a sacrifice fly and Stanley. 5-3. * By The Associated Press Little Boy Blue. Jim Rice collected three hits, Meanwhile, New York's City game was rained out. Rangers 8, A's 3 American League troit(Fidrych6-3), (twi) Cincinnati 44 35 .557 9ft Tanana, the spirited, young Catfish Hunter did what he is "Tanana wasn't himself," including, his 20th homer, as Toby Harrah broke a 3-3 tie East Houston 37 46 .446 18ft Boston completed a Toronto (Lemanczyk.7-6) at California left-hander, was un­ capable of doing. The Yankees Minnesota's Butch Wynegar with a three-run homer in the WL Pet. GB San Fran. 35 48 .422 20ft three-game sweep over Cleveland (Eckersley 7-7), characteristically downcast r i g h t-hander pitched a said after collecting three hits sixth inning, then cracked a New York 47 35 .573 - San Diego 35 50 .412 21ft after his worst pitching per­ four-hitter for his best Toronto. Fisk homered off <n> and driving in three runs. solo homer in the seventh, Boston 44 34 .564 1 Atlanta 30 51 .370 24 ft formance of the season Thurs­ showing of the season as New loser Jesse Jefferson, 5-8, New York (Guidry 64) at Tanana was far from his powering Texas past Oakland. Baltimore 46 36 .561 1 day night as the Angels were York pounded Cleveland 8-2 after Rice doubled off the Baltimore (May 10-7), <n) best.
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