KHS Blanks Eagles; Audubon Shades Carroll

'imtl Htrold, Carroll, la. C Henkenius Checks Saturday, Jun* 21, 1969 ** Oakland Nudges Sun Devils Unearned Tallies and scored on Heithoff s sac- rifice fly to center. Club Tulsa Doom Tigers, 10-7 Eagles On 7 Hits The Eagles kept the pressure Twins 3-2 In 14 in on Henkenius with base In Wrap-up A gallant comeback effort by l.o give HIP Audiilxin Wheelers a al LAKE CITY - Clutch - City's Hucka gave up two hits. runner threats In the first, third, By The Associated Press tha 's West the Carroll Tigers fizzled out. in- 10-7 margin of victory in (ho !(l ing by Bill Henkenius, sopho- ifth, sixth and seventh but on If Ileggie Jackson thought his Division. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Arizo- to an all too familiar form of West Central League contest. la more lefthander, and a two- Daeges greeted Hucka with a each occasion couldn't move a play was embarrassing, he In other American League na State has its third NCAA frustration here Friday evening. homer by Dave Daeges high- poke to left and went to second man past first. baseball championship in the It was the sixth straight set- on an errant pick-off attempt. should have seen what hap- ames, the White Sox defeated The hapless Bengal ball club lighted a 4-0 Kuempcr triumph Bill Gregory singled and was past five years, Tulsa has the surrendered six unearned runs back for the Carroll club, but !P After Steve Auen filed to left, pened to Ed Herrmann. 'allfornia 9-1 after losing 2-1 in oddly enough, the Tigers won over Lake City here Friday stranded in the first. Blair Re- , Baltimore downed memory of a near miss and the >- night. Dick Heithoff drew a pass. denius singled in the third, Jackson fell down rounding NCAA doesn't have to worry the battle and lost the war. >r Cleveland 5-1 after losing 7-2, T With one down, the go sign jregory lived on an error in the third Friday night and instead about one of Its champions BOX SCORE * ••"""" Carroll out- the visiting The victory kept the was on for the Knights with a iVashington whipped Detroit 7-2 Wheelers, 8-5, and committed ifth, Craig Heath singled in the of scoring what would have 10 innings and Seattle being stripped of a title. Knights atop the heap in the steal, but Daeges was sixth and Rusty Meinen had a been Oakland's tying run AUDUBON two less errors in tha defen- West Central League with an nailed at third. Denny Walden against Minnesota was tagged rimmed Kansas City 5-3 before The Sun Devils slugged Tul- i AH it H in sive department. But a seven- ,wo-out single in the ninth. osing 6-2. Rain washed out New D. Campbell, cf 3 1 0 0' unblemished 8-0 mark and set walked and Scott Schmitz beat out. sa 10-1 Friday night ta cap- run outburst in the fifth the stage for Monday's cham- In other games around the fork at Boston. ture the crown in tha 23rd Petersen. 1b 4 1 0 which Included only one it out a slow roller to short. Heit- 3 3 1 pionship showdown with Deni- hoff sped around third un- :oop, Denison's 10-hit attack at Herrmann wasn't even mov- NCAA College World Series. ff. Campbell, ss earned run netted the differ- tl Jackson's trouble came in the Iteslon, 3b 2 2 1 fl son, 7-1, in Carroll Stadium at checked and a throw to the Jefferson featured Kevin Fincr- ing when he ran into trouble. Jghth with Minnesota leading Bobby Winkles' club ence for the Audubon club as I p.m. an 2 for 3 and Mark Wahrman The Chicago was behind also won in 1965 and 1967. prock, 2h 0 1 0 it raced to an early lead that r plate was late, but the Eagles 1-1. He walked with two out, 0 0 detected Walden midway be- and Nell Mullen each 2 for 4. the plate in the fourth inning of lasmussen, If 2 left the Tigers off balance. 'i Denison racked third-place went to second on Sal Bando's Tulsa Coach Gene Shell insist- A. Campbell, rf 3 0 2 a tween second and third and he Jon Harvey worked the first the second game of a double- ingle and raced for home as Jefferson, 4-2, with a 10-hit at- Tive innings for Denison and header and a foul ball off the d that the last-minute publicity Sklenar, c 3 1 1 Bruce Pettitt was the big man tack in other loop action Fri- was caught in a run-down to re- Danny Cater singled. But as he ver the Hurricane's use of an 1 0 at the plate for the ball game, tire the side. "Chip" McGinn finished up. The bat of Bill Voss struck him. ,ykke, p 0 day. Perry prevailed over Bre- Herrmann swallowed his rounded third, he fell and was neligible player in its District 5 •lanson, cf , I 0 0 leading both teams with a sin- Monarch pair limited the Rams out, left fielder Cesar Tovar to ictory over Oklahoma State did da, 11-9, after nearly blowing Don Baldus and Henkenius to three hits. chewing tobacco and collapsed, ?orkowski-a .... . 1 0 0 gle, , and an inside-thc- an 8-0 lead, and Audubon out- put together back-to-back sin- falling backward to the ground. catcher John Roseboro to lot affect his club. I. Petersen-b .... . 1 0 0 park . Clean-up hitter, lasted Carroll, 10-7. gles with two down in the sec- In the game at Breda, Perry It was several minutes before Leo Cardenas. And the NCAA saw fit to issue VIonahan-c . 0 0 0 Jim Bell, was right behind with ond, but Daeges became the romped to an 8-0 lead in the i 350-word statement regarding a single and a double. Kuemper was scheduled to re- he could get up and be helped The A's finally tied it in the Totals 23 10 5 second of 11 outfield put-outs re- first four frames. The Bobcats he Tulsa case. In the state- a—batted for Rasmussen in 6th turn home Saturday for a dou- off the field and out of the ninth on Dick Green's run- The first three innings of play corded by the Eagles and that rallied for five in the fourth and game. ment, the NCAA confirmed that i—batted for Lykke in 6th showed no score in the ball ble-header against Glenbard thread died. added one in the fifth to trail by scoring single and won in the t was within the realm of possi- 7th High, Glen Ellyn, Illinois, with c—batted for Rasmussen in game, but things began to coma two going into the sixth. Fortunately for the Athle- 14th in a wierd finish. ility that had Tulsa won the alive in the fourth. Audubon the first game slated for 6 p.m. The Knights didn't dent home tics, Jackson's unexpected trip championship it could have CARROLL Perry responded to the threat Br jumped to a 1-0 lead on a double and the second at 8 p.m. The Il- plate again until the fifth when with three runs in the top of the didn't put them out of the With none out and the bases >een taken away at the August AB H linois team is on a summer trip Daeges hit a home run to right- loaded, Ted Kubiak grounded Lehrkamp, 2b .... 4 0 0 by Warren Campbell. Campbell sixth, and B r e d a's last-ditch game. They came back to edge meeting of the NCAA Executive 0 was getting no help from his to Colorado and plans an over- center and scored behind Hen- what appeared to be a single to ommittee. Sverett, cf 4 0 three-run rally in the bottom of Minnesota 3-2 in 14 innings Vetter, ss 4 1 0 teammates in the box so night stop in Carroll, Kuemper kenius who was aboard on a sin the sixth fell short. and take a one-gam* lead in ight field. Jim Hunter scored Coach Lou Galetich said. gle to center. ihe winning run, but Kubiak Arizona State took everything Bell, 3b 4 2 1 he helped himself to third on a In the same frames, Heithofl was deprived of a single when out of the realm of speculation, Fuller, c, p 2 1 0 and rode home on a Henkenius surrendered seven 5 wild throw to the mound. reached second on a single and Bert Campaneris, who was on however, with its resounding Pettitt, Ib 4 3 hits to the Eagles here Friday 0 error with one down, but Wal- first, failed to touch second and thumping of Tulsa. Anderson, If ... 2 0 but managed to keep them well The Sun Devils, who roared Edwards, rf ... 1 0 0 Carroll tied up the score in den fanned and Schmitz filed to Major Leagues was thrown out on a force play. the bottom half of the same in- spaced. The most serious 0 left. back to post five straight victo- Henning, p 1 0 threats came in the second and California won the opener of 1 0 ning. Jim Bell started the action its doubleheader on Sandy- ries after succumbing 4-0 to Van Scoy, rf .. 2 fourth frames. The final run crossed in Hit By The Associated Press Texas in the first round, belted Bock, rf 0 0 0 with a single through the key- Alomar's two-out, run-scoring hole. Bell stole second and took Lenny Headlee ignited a two- seventh when Daeges led off Division Tulsa starter Steve Rogers for Baumhover, c 2 0 0 out rally against the Knights in single in the 12th, but the White 1 0 0 third on a wild put-out attempt. with a walk and stole second. W. L. Pet. GB 10 hits and 10 runs in the first DeBower-a .. the second with a single to left Bast Division Sox recovered in the nightcap 8 6 Pettitt stepped up and cracked Baltimore 48 18 .734 behind the two-hit pitching oi six innings. Totals 31 and Neil Dial duplicated, but Joe Badding batted for Auen W. L. Pet. GB Billy Cotton put it on ice with a—batted for Bock in 7th a long drive to right-center that Chicago 41 23 .641 Boston 38 24 .613 8 Paul Edmondson in his major survived for a triple, but his Rick Hucka grounded to first to and grounded to second. Dae- Detroit 34 26 .57611 three-run homer in the fiftl New York ...... 34 27 .557 5V2 league debut. Innings: teammates couldn't mount the end the threat. ges moved to third on the out Washington .... 32 35 .478 16V inning for a 7-1 margin and . 34 31 .523 714 2 Audubon 000 160 2 steam to bring him across, and Mike Remsburg tripled over Pittsburgh ... New York 32 35 .478 16V. Tha White Sox erupted for John Dolinsek hit a two-run ho 31 33 .484 10 Carroll 000 114 1 Kuemper's rightfielder in the St. Louis four runs in the third inning and mer in the sixth. Tiger» See Page 7 Philadelphia 25 35 .417 14 Cleveland 23 38 .373 22% E — Carroll 4, Audubon 6 fourth with one down but was West Division again in the ninth. Edmondson Larry Gura held Tulsa at DP — Fuller, Pettitt, Vetter stranded when Headlee fanned BOX SCORE Montreal 16 45 .262 23V2 Oakland 34 26 .567 — triggered the first outburst with bay with six-hit pitching, yield- LOB — Carroll 7, Audubon 4 and Dial grounded to first on a West a single and singled home a run KUEMPER Minnesota 34 28 .548 1 ing a run only in the second 2B - Bell, Carroll; W. Camp- BILL checked swing. AB R H Atlanta ...... 38 25 .603 Seattle 28 35 .444 7'/s in the second, while Luis Apar- bell, Weston, A. Campbell, Au- Daeges, cf 322 1 aricio knocked in two runs in inning. BURGESS The Knights got the winning Los Angeles ....37 26 .587 Chicago 27 34 .443 IV dubon Auen, 2b 3001 4 each inning. "We were fortunate to get oui GIVES run in the first inning in a Cincinnati ...... 32 27 .542 Kansas City .. 26 38 .406 10 3B - Pettitt, Carroll Badding-a 1000 4 1 in front early," Winkles said s GOOD wierd frame in which Lake San Fran ...... 34 29 .540 California ... 21 40 .344 13 / Luis Tiant stopped Balti HR — Pettitt, Carroll Heithoff, ss 2 1 1 Houston ...... 33 36 .478 8 Friday's Results more's seven-game winning "and Tulsa couldn't play its DEALS Walden, If 300 usual aggressive game. The; SB — Carroll 1, Audubon 1 San Diego ...... 26 44 .371 Oakland 3, Minnesota 2, 14 in streak in the opener of a double S — Audubon 3 real good deals. Schmitz, Ib 301 Friday's Results nings header, scattering eight hits am had to wait for something tc Prep Loop happen. That'* why Foley, 3b 200 Washington 7, Detroit 2, 1 rapping a two-run homer. Duk< Pitching: Bill Burgess New York 4, St. Louis 3 "We were flat at the start IP H n EK BB SO Riddle, c 300 innings Sells Cars. Kuemper 8 Chicago 2, Montreal 0 Sims also socked a two-run ho the tournament, but we prac Henning 4% 2 7 1 7 6 Baldus, rf 301 Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 7 Cleveland 7-1, Baltimore 2-5 mer for Cleveland. . . . Lots of Denison 7 Henkenius, p 312 ticed every day and ran win Fuller 2% 3 3 3 2 3 Lots of Cars. Atlanta 4, San Francisco 3, 12 Seattle 5-2, Kansas City 3-6 The Orioles came back hi the 7 3 2 7 Jefferson 4 Totals 26 4 7 California 2-1, Chicago 1-9, Is sprints, and I think that helpe< Lykke 7 8 Lake City 3 innings nightcap behind the home run fire us up." WP — Henning 1, Lykke 1 a—batted for Auen in 7th Los Angeles 4, Cincinnati 2 game 12 innings hitting of Paul Blair, Brooki Breda 3 New York at Boston, rain Perry 3 LAKE CITY Houston 6-3, San Diego 1-1 Robinson and Don Buford. AB R H B Today's Games Audubon 2 Today's Games Minnesota (Perry 5-3) at Oak Tha Senators axplodad for f iv< Carroll 1 Meinen, ss 401 Gregory, rf 401 St. Louis (Briles 5-5) at New land (Hunter 3-6) runs in the 10th inning for thei Friday Results— Redenius, If 301 York (DiLauro 0-1) Chicago (Wynne 1-0) at Cali victory over Detroit. Bran Kuemper 4, Lake City 0 Newland, c 300 Pittsburgh (Veale 4-7) at Phil- fornia (Messersmith 2-5), night Alyea's pinch three-run home Audubon 10, Carroll 7 Heath, 3b 301 adelphia (Palmer 0-0) Kansas City (Nelson 4-5) a capped the rally. Wouldn't it be a Denison 4, Jefferson 2 Remsburg, Ib .... 301 San Francisco (Marichal 8-2) Seattle (Brabender 3-5), night Ray Oyler, who never befon Perry 11, Breda 9 at Atlanta (Niekro 11-4) Washington (Shellenback 1-2 had hit more than five homer Headlee, 2b 3 0 1 San Diego (Kelly 3-4) at Hous- Monday Games— Dial, cf 3 0 1 at Detroit (Lolich 7-1) in a major league season, clout ton (Griffin 3-3), night ed his sixth, a two-run blast in shame if you saved Denison at Kuemper Hucka, p 300 Baltimort (Cuellar 7-5) a Los Angeles (Osteen 8-5) at the sixth, for Seattle's margin o Carroll at Perry Totals 29 0 7 Cleveland (Williams 2-6) Jefferson at Audubon Cincinnati (Culver 4-5) New York (Stottlemyre 9-6 victory over Kansas City in th Montreal (Reed 1-1) at Chi- Lake City at Breda Innings: and (Peterson 8-7) at Bostoi first game of their doublehead a pile of money for Kuemper 100 020 1 cago (Jenkins 8-4) (Lonborg 6-2) and (Nagy 3-0), 2 er. Dedham Softball Lake City 000 000 0 Sunday's Games day-night But the Royals won the night E — Kuemper 1, Lake City 3 St. Louis at New York, 2 Sunday's Games cap behind Wally Bunker' Minnesota at Oakland, 2 four-hit pitching. Joe Foy am retirement and there AT DEDHAM LOB — Kuemper 6, Lake City San Francisco at Atlanta, 2 Madrid 203 000 0-5- 7-3 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2 Washington at Detroit, 2 Ed Kirkpatrick backed Bunke Dedham ... 102 020 1—6-10-2 8 Montreal at Chicago, 2 Baltimore at Cleveland, 2 with homers. 3B — Remsburg Chicago at California Ingram and Nelson HR — Daeges Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 2 was nothing to New York at Boston Billmeier and Sporrer SB — Daeges, Heithoff San Diego at Houston HR - Kelly (D), 7th Monday's Games Kansas City at Seattle Senior League Madrid 000 001 0-1-4-2 SF - Heithoff St. Louis at Montreal, night Monday's Games Dedham ... 100 002 x—3-5-3 Pittsburgh at Chicago Minnesota at California w retire to? Pitching: Stefani and Nelson II* H B EB BB SO Los Angeles at Atlanta, night night KG 8 Aguilar and Sporrer Henkenius San Francisco at Houston, Chicago at Seattle, night Elks 6 Next Game- (W) .... 7 70006 night New York at Detroit, night Legion 6 Atlantic at Dedham, Sunday, Hucka San Diego at Cincinnati, night Washington at Baltimore, nig Crouse 6 (L) .774441 Only games scheduled Cleveland at Boston, night Kiwanis 5 i:15 p.m. Uptown 2 Tuesday Results— Cubs Snap Loss String— KG 14, Kiwanis 9 Uptown 8, Crouse 7 Elks 10, Legion 0 There's only oue way lo save money, that insures your country's future Atlanta Homers Tip Giants Thursday Results- at the same time. Grouse 16, Kiwanis 6 That's U.S. Savings Bonds. By The Associated Press header from San Diego 6-1 and (walked and Blefary then dou- third. Elks 19, Uptown 4 With U.S. Savings Bonds, you're 3-1. bled Menke home with the lying Larry Hisle's RBI triple in th Legion 11, KG 9 simply helping your country make Three little smashes kept At- run. Slsk walked Gary Geiger fourth and Cookie Rojas' run the future a little bettor than lanta riding high, but seven sin- Bill Hands, i4, hurled a intentionally and Gary Ross re- scoring single in the sixth tie the present. gles in one inning didn't do a five-hitUr for his first shut- lieved and walked Doug Rader, it, before Stone went to work. Also, Savings Bonds are easy and -•> If ydur Bonds are lost, destroyed, thing for the . out of tha saason in stopping forcing home another run. Mar- MOVING? or stolen,-we simply replace them 1 Don Orysdale continued hi automatic. All you do is fill out a w The Braves usad Bob Till- the Expos. ty Martinez sacrifice fly pro- liitlecardthroughaPayroll Saving* without cost, duced an insurance marker. successful pitching comebac man's ona-out homer in the and Jim Lefebvre backed him SN is May. Plan where you work. And then So there's no risk. Chicago grabbed a 1-0 lead in Edwards knocked in two As- you sit back and forget 'em while You ciuj even cash in llie Jhmil* 12th inning to turn back San with a pair of RBIs as the Dodg the first on Ernie Banks' sacri- tro runs with a triple and scored ers checked Cincinnati. the money pilaa up. whenever you need lo, for an Franciico 4-3 Friday night, fice fly-the 1,537th RBI of his a third in the opener. And if yon set j ust a Rttle aside emergency. after eonsecutivt bases ampty career, putting him into • tie for Drysdale, 3-2, sidelined from 15th place with Joe DiMagglo on San Francisco's Mike Mc» late April until last Sunday wit every payday, you'll never even Think about Savings Bonds for homars by Rico Carty and Bob Cormlck had checked the a sore shoulder, gave up onl feel the pinch. your retirement'. the all-time list. One $25 Bond a monlh wonld Aspromonte had tied it for At- The Cubs added another in the Braves on four hits until Carty three hits in six innings befor And you don't have to muster lanta in tht ninth. fifth when Hands singled and hit his third homer of the season leaving with a 3-0 lead. Hp any willpower to save every be a pretty good start* scored when loser Jerry Robert- with one out in the ninth and As- "He pitched real well for payday, because your bosa It's not only H way to The Pirates, meanwhile, par- promonte followed with his first second outing after being awa does it for you. It's sonw- insure money fur retirement. son walked Paul Popovich, Billy r aded 12 men lo the plate-and of the year. so long," said Wa thing like setting up e*U« 1 Way nsuta seven of them singled-in a sev- Williams and In y-u p(iy le r local * '* * *° * succession. Reliever Frank Linzy then re- Alston. "He told me he was paydays tar the future. income Jax M> toSnrMU retirement. en-run third inning, but Phila- tired the next nine Braves in or- little tired and I decided six in delphia rallied for an 8-7 victo- Larry Ditrktr stepped San der before TlUman's winning nings were enough." CALL 2540 ry. Diego on four hits for his ninth shot-his third. Drysdale said his arm fe In other National Ltague ac- victory in the opener, then the "stronger than it did Sunday, i Take stock in America Astros' Curl Blefary doubled to Gent Stone's run-scoring tri- JOHN Buy US. Saving! Bond* & Freedom Shares tion, Los Angeles remained a ple In the leventh gave Phila- has reached the point where game behind the Braves In the touch off a three-run rally in the got lo keep throwing and wor VANDERHEIDEN seventh of the nightcap to com- delphia Iff victory after the 101f N. flit West Division with a 4-2 victory Pirates' early explosion. up to a full game." over Cincinnati; New York plete the sweep. Lefebvre knocked in one ru *arre!l, lewe edged St. Louis 4-3; Chicago Tommie Sisk had blanked The Pirates' big inning gave with a single in the second snapped a five-game losing Houston on two hits until Denis them a 7-3 lead, but John scored in the fifth on Maur streak by beating Montreal 2-0 Menke had a one-out single in Brlggs' two-run homer chopped Wills' infield, single and had tt and Houston swept a double- the seventh. John Edwards it to 7-5 in the bottom of the sacrifice fly in the sixth.