Knights Rap Audubon; Breda Bombs Tigers

Times Herald, Carroll, la. pinch hitters when May doubled Saturday, July 6, 1961 off Don Sutton in the 12th after Randy Lengeling Astros Explode Tony Perez singled and stole Bobcats Win On Walden went all the way to second and Johnny Bench was third, and when the purposely passed. missed a cut-off attempt on the return throw. from .the right Atlanta reliever Claude Ray­ Hurls One-Hitter Against Braves mond, who scored an unearned 13-3 Tally In 5 fielder, Walden continued Randy Lengeling, Kuemper's off winging with a lead-off sin­ around third and came home. By The Associated Press burgh and Cincinnati, tied for run in the seventh that gave BOX SCORE: the Brave* a 9-8 lead, retired BREDA — The Breda Bob­ sophomore mound find, turned gle in the bottom of the first. Lengeling had the Wheelers fourth starting the day but now The St. Louis Cardinals and the first two Houston battens cats brought out the long range CARROLL in.a one-hitter over a five inn­ Jim Middendorf blooped a hit eating out of his hands through­ in a virtual deadlock for second. came up with in the ninth before the roof artillery and shelled Carroll, An R H RBI ing route as the Knights into short right and Daeges out. Audubon's first base run­ They leaped over the Braves some late-inning lightning Fri­ fell in. 13-3, in five innings here Fri­ Baudler, cf 3 1 2 1* picked up half a game on moved to second. Denny Wal- ner was McLaughlin on a walk and Giants, each 9% games day night in a West Central day night but the thunder be^ back. Jons, If 2 0 0. 0 league leading Perry with a 10- den intended to- sacrifice but in the first, but Lengeling Hector Torres singled, Rusty League basebaill game. longed to the . Lehrkamp, 3b .. . 1 0 Q 0 0 triumph over Audubon here wound up safe on first when the fanned the next batter to retire Philadelphia moved into sixth Staub walked and Jim Wynn And when the day's schedule Everett, lb 2 0 ff 0 firest baseman dropped the the side. place, 11 games out, while the singled home ' the tying run. A pair of booming triples Friday night. was over it looked as though an Richardson, c .. . 3 0 0 0 ball. Daeges took advantage of Dodgers dropped to seventh, 12 Denis Menke, traded from At­ by Glen Kbster and another The lone Wheeler hit was a earthquake had struck the Na­ Brechler, rf 1 0 0 0 • The win hiked Kuemper's the miscue and sped home with back. The Mets, Cubs and As­lanta to Houston last winter, tional League standings. three-bagger by Tom Stein- 2 0 0 0 league record to 9-3 and the the first run. Scott S c h m i t z lead off single to short by tros remained eighth, ninth and then slugged his second homer Fuller, If, 3b kamp doomed the Tigers. 2 1 0 season mark to 11-6. Idle Perry lived on an error that loaded Garber in the fourth. He was The league-leading Cards tied 10th, respectively. of the season and Doug Rader Vetter, ss •I Henning, D., p . . 2 0 1 1 with a 10-2 loop mark enjoys a up the sacks. stranded on a ground-out, the score with two out in the Ninth-inning singles by Ed followed with his third round- Bob Timmerman checked the one-game edge, and the Knights ninth inning, then edged San Spiezio, Julivan Javier and Curt tripper. visitors on a. four-hitter to re­ Henning, M., p . 0 0 0 0 Ron Friedman belted a sharp strike out and pep up. Flood enabled the Cardinals to Kieck, 2b 1 1 0 0 still need help from Jefferson Francisco 4-3 on Tim Mc- Veale, a towering left-hander, cord the mound win over Ti­ single to left to plate two more send the game into extra in­ Totals 19 3 4 t or Lake City to overhaul the The young Lancer h u r 1 e r Carver's run-scoring single in retired 22 straight batters from ger starter Dave Henning. runs. Joe Baddlng followed with nings. Bluejays. another single to left to s e n d Walked one and fanned nine the 12th. the first to the eighth innings as BREDA Flood opened the 12th with a Breda jumped off to a one Schmitz scurrying to the plate. over the five inning route. the Pirates beat the Cubs for An R H RBf Kuemper went after the A two-run double by Lee single off Joe Gibbon. After Or­ lead in the first when Tim Gaf- The bounding ball got past the their 18th win In 24 games In a 3 2 2 •4:- Wheelers with a vengeance BOX SCORES: < May in the 12th gave the Reds lando Cepeda forced him, Mike fney singled and Glen Koster Steinkamp, If outfielders and Friedman went surge that has carried them 4 in the first frame with a a 2-0 triumph over Los Ange­ Shannon doubled Cepeda to tripled. Gaffney, ss 2 2 1 to third and Badding to sec­ AUDUBON from last place less than a Timmerman, p . 3 2 1 2 blistering seven hit assault in AH R H RBI les. And the light-hitting As­ third and McCarver, who had Carroll bounced back and tied ond. Cmpbll, W., ss . month ago. Koster, G., c 3 0 2 4 that frame. Then the Knights . 2 0 0 0 tros exploded for five runs failed twice in bases-loaded sit­ the count in the second. Steve Denny Bellinghausen out- Garber, c 1 They scored all their runs in Nieland, rf 3 0 0 0 settled back Into their old . 2 0 with two out in the ninth and uations, punched a single to Brechler led off the frame with legged an infield single and McLaughlin, p . 0 the fifth on Donn Clendenon's Reising, 3b 3 1 0 0 habits and went hifleis over . 1 0 outslugged Atlanta 13-9. left. a walk and moved up on Roger a subsequent overthrow at first 0 RBI single, 's Koster, Gerry, cf 4 2 3 1 the next three frames In Vaughn, rf ...... 2 0 The Giants took a 3-0 lead in| Fuller's ground out. Dennv Vet- which they batted. allowed Badding to score be­ In another night game, Chris two-run double and a single by Koster, J., lb 3 2 0 0 Rasmussen, cf . 0 0 6 the sixth on Willie McCovey's ter singled to right, but Brech­ hind Friedman. Short and the Philadelphia Phil­ Maury Wills. Woerdehoff, 2b . 2 2 0 1 Cmpbll, D., If . . 2 0 6 sacrifice fly and Jim Hart's ler was cut down at the plate. The game was halted midway Sprock, If 0 0 lies polished off the New York Short fired a five-fitter, Totals 28 13 10 13 At this stage of the game, the o two-run homer. But the Cards Dave Henning singled to left, in the, fifth on the basis of the Petersen, cf, rf 2 0 Mets 3-1. Bob Veale spun a two- struck out 11 and started a two- Innings: first six Knights in the batting o got two runs back in the seventh and a bobble by the left fielder 10-run rule. Cmpbll, A., 3b .. 2 0 hitter as Pittsburgh downed the run rally with a sixth-inning sin­ Carroll 010 02 order had scored amd the o on Jim Davenport's three-base gave Vetter time to streak Next action for the still am Fancher, 2b 1 0 Chicago Cubs 4-0 in an after­ gle as the Phillies topped the Breda 101 47 seventh was perched on second. o throwing error. home. bitious Knights will be against Pat Riddle recorded the first Madsen, 2b 1 0 o noon contest. Mets. Tom Seaver had held the E — Carroll 4, Breda 3 Carroll High next Monday out in the initial Kuemper Sklenar, lb 1 0 o Don Drysdale of Los Angeles Phils hitless until Richie Allen The Bobcats got the go- LOB — Carroll 5, Breda 8 St. Louis' come-from-behind night. Kuemper will play frame with a whiff. Gilbert, lb ...... 0 0 o and George Culver of Cincinnati tripled to open the fifth and ahead run in the third when 3B — Glen Koster 2, Stein­ victory increased the Cards' make-up game at B r e d a on Totals la 0 l traded five-hit shutouts through scored on Tony Taylor's sacri­ Mark Woerdehoff lived on an kamp lead to nine games over Pitts­ July 11, trek to Paton-Churdan Lengeling came up and 10 innings but both had left for fice fly. error to start the frame. Pitching: for a non-league encounter on KUEMPER blasted a Kirk McLaughlin Steinkamp singled, and then ir H R ER BB SO July 12 and journey to Des pitch into the hole in right- AB n H RBI D. Henning 1 lead the team to an NBA title, Gaffney was safe on an error Moines on July 13. center for a stand-up double. Daeges, cf 3 1 (L) 4 5 6 5- 2 3 2 Lakers To resigned recently to go with the as the run counted. That brought Bellinghausen Middendorf, ss .. 3 1 Deadlock M. Henning In the game here Friday, Heithoff, ss 0 0 Oakland club of the rival Ameri­ home with the seventh run in 0 In the fourth, Gerry Koster 1 5 7 6 2 2 Dave Daeges got the Knights Walden, If 2 0 can Basketball Association. the first frame. 2 got things started for Breda Timmerman Schmitz, rf 2 0 Trade For 1 The trade was expected to be On Pension with a single. John Koster got (W) .... 5 4 3 2 3 8 Friedman, lb 3 1 McLaughlin finally snuffed 1 announced next Monday or aboard via a fielder's choice. out the fire the second time Badding, c .... 2 1 1 Tuesday. But Chamberlaiin, con­ After Woerdehoff fanned, M0VIN8? around the Lancer batting or­ Bllnghsn, 2b 1 1 76er Star 2 tacted in San Francisco Friday Stalls Talks Steinkamp was hit by a pitch. Dedham Softball der. Daeges fanned, Middendorf Baldus, 2b .... 1 0 0 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - night by the Los Angeles Times, An error on a pick-off throw let beat out an infield hit, but Wal­ Riddle, 3b .... 1 0 0 By The Associated Press see is May... Wilt Chamberlain, the Philadel­ said there will be no announce the first run in, a wild pitch let District Tourney— den fanned to end the frame. Lengeling, p 2 1 1 phia 76ers' brilliant but stormy ment concerning him on either Only one demand seems to be John Koster in. After Gaffney Halbur 202 010 0-5-9-3 The Knights couldn't gener­ Totals 20 10 7 center who fashioned the dunk of those days because he hopes preventing settlement of the flew to right, Timmerman drew Gray 001 000 0—1-4-4 ate another threat until the Innings: shot into a modern-day sports to meet with 76er owner Irv feud between the National Foot­ Behrens and Dotzler third. Bellinghausen walked and Audubon 000 00 a pass, and another wild pitch legend, has been traded to the Kosloff at that time and "wind ball League Players Association McLaughlin and Densmore moved up on a sacrifice by Rid­ Kuemper 702 lx let Steinkamp score. Glen Kos­ Los Angeles Lakers for three up my business or settle it with and NFL club owners. Atlantic 021 020 0—6-8-3 dle. Lengeling was safe on an E — Audubon 8 ter trippled and Timmerman players and cash, the Associat­ the 76ers." He added: Audubon 003 010 3-r7-7-3 error at short and Bellinghau­ LOB — Audubon 2, Kuemper was home free. i ed Press has learned. After days of rumors, NFL Petersen and Jacobsen sen cruised home. 3 "There can be no trade in­ volving me without my permis­ players Friday, for the first Down 6-1 in the top of the Sinow and Utsler A. Mike Garber, Audubon's 2B — Lengeling Chamberlain, greatest of­ for • "Wife Appwoeef sion. time openly, threatened to fifth, the Tigers clawed back Sunday Games— catcher, moved in front of the SB — Middendorf, Walden fensive player in National Bas­ by Moftli AnoHeojs) Veal into contention with a pair of Denison Merchants vs. Lyt- Move plate to cut down the belated S-Riddle ketball Association history, "I do like the West Coast and strike unless their demands runs. Kenny Kieck drew a pass ton, 7 p.m. lines. World-wide attempt to get Bellinghausen Pitching: Was dealt to the West Coast expect to wind up here. I don't for a pension plan are met. to. start the rally, and Mark Dedham Merchants vs. Deni­ and then tried to get Lengeling IP H R EH BB SO team for center Darrall Im- know right now exactly where I McLaughlin Baudler followed with his sec­ son (Russ's), 8:30 p.m. CALL 2540 heading for second. His throw hoff, guard Archie Clark and will wind up, but I think I'm John Gordy, all-pro offensive ond straight hit. Kieck moved to (L) 4 7 10 5 4 7 sailed into centerfield, and Len­ forward Jerry Chambers. The going to make a move." guard with the Detroit Lions third and Baudler stole second. Lengeling JOHN geling came all the way. That amount of cash involved was The trade obviously solved a and players association presi­ After Tom Jons and Mickey 5 10 0 19 VANDERHEIDEN ended the third inning scoring. not disclosed. dilemma that has troubled the dent, said in a statement, "As Everett fanned, Scott Richard­ 76ers since the end of the 1967-68 long as the owners refuse to re­ son was safe on an error at 1019 N. Bast Denny Walden scored the Prep Loop SHOWS STABILITY It also was learned Friday season. solve the pension problems, we short and two runs pounded Carroll, Iowa most spectacular run in the that Jack Ramsay, 76ers' gener­ have no choice but to take ap­ across. W L game in the fourth when he led Ramsay admitted the 76ers GLENDALE, Colo. (AP) - al manager for three years, was propriate action." ; Perry 10 4> off with a . Mc­ were having trouble signing the The Bobcats wrapped it up Agent George Garson has operated a chosen as the new coaoh to fill Kuemper 9 3 Laughlin tried to pick the run­ record-breaking 7-foot-l star- with the 10-run rule in the bot­ garage on the same corner in the post vacated by Alex Han- Denison 9 4 ner off first and threw wildly. as is the case every year. Another players' spokesman tom of the fifth. Neil Reising this Denver suburb since 1918. num. Hannum, only coach to Jefferson 6 5 said appropriate action meant a was hit by a pitch, and Gerry Although the general manager strike. Koster singled. John Koster Carroll — 6 6 would neither confirm nor deny was safe on an error at short, Breda 4 7 the trade, he also said that "it Howard Mudd of the San and a pitch got away to let Audubon 4 10 appears unlikely that we willj Francisco 49ers, said, "The of­ Reising score. Woerdehoff Lake City 0 11 sign him" for the 1967-68 NBA fer on the owners' part is not walked. That set the stage for Friday Results— season. satisfactory. Our demand is not Tom Steinkamp, and he tripled. Kuemper 10, Audubon 0 Breda 13, Carroll 3 unreasonable." Tim Gaffney kept the upris­ How your teen-age son can become Denison 10, Lake City 4 ing alive with a single that Monday Games— Major Leagues Mudd spoke to Don Yehl of plated Steinkamp and allowed an executive with a business of his own the Midland, Mich., Daily News the batter to reach second. Gaf­ Kuemper at Carroll By The Associated Press in a telephone interview from fney swiped third and scored on Perry at Jefferson his home in Redwood City, Cal Timmerman's single. Glen Kos­ Lake City at Breda American League if. Mudd played prep football in ter whiffed, but Tom Nieland Tuesday Game- W. L. Pet. C.B. Midland. drew a pass. 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