KHS Beats Jeff, 3-1; Denison Nips Tigers, 2-1 i 2 Times Herald, Carroll, la. Kuentper to Host Saturday, June 22, 1968 Sue Harman Monarchs Avenge up made any difference when he drove a double past the cen- Wins Girls terfielder. j Hoover Tonight That was the end of the line < Wednesday Loss for Griffiths and Jim Faaborg: Golf Crown ..JEFFERSON — Mark Wied- jam in the seventh. came on in relief. He passed A costly fielding error by the Both clubs went scoreless in 1 enfdd broke out of an early Ron Friedman ignited a sec- DaVe Daeges but got" Midden"-1 JEFFERSON (AP) - A 17- Carroll outfield in the fifth In- the second and third frames, season batting slump with a ond inning outburst against Jef- dorf on a fly to right to retire ' year old lass from Cedar Rapids ning gave Denison a 2-1 lead but Carroll struck back in the resounding thump andd ppacediferson starter Dan Griffiths ththpe ,sideiflp . ,;,Mis. s „Su„e „Harman . .i s ,,th_e !ne ..w. and all the boost they needed to bottom of the fourth to tie, up the Kuemper Knights to a 3-1 with a sharp single to right. Af- Iowa Junior Girls Golf cham- avenge their earlier week 11-9 the score at one apiece. Tom West Central League baseball iter Joe Badding lined to left. I Kuemper managed to get 1 pion. loss to the Carroll club at Deni- Jons cracked a single to left to victory over Jefferson here Fri-! Denny Waldcn lived on a field- the lead-off batter aboard via son. open things for the Bengals. day night. er's choice. Pat Riddle followed a walk in the fifth, but from Miss Harman widened a six- Mick Everett hit into a fielder's with a single to left and contin- stroke lead to eight strokes The pitching duel wat even Wiedenfeld had b«en then on Faaborg held the choice, erasing Jons at second. ued to second on a boot. Friday, giving her a 300-stroke as Denison's Jon Harvey and The fleet-footed Everett stole dropped to the bottom of the Knights in check as he re- final score for the four-day Carroll'* Davt Kenning each With two runners in scor- second off Denison hurler Har- bafting order, and he re- tired the last nine batten in tournament. gave up feur hit*. Harvey ing position, Wiedenfeld vey and rode in on Roger Full- t p o n d e d to the challenge j order. topped Henning in the strike- drove a single info center- er's single. wlfh a pair of solid smashes, Her closest rival. Miss Bobbe out category with fen, while field and the Knights had a It didn't take long for the including a double, accounted j Middendorf had been trou- Lichty of Waterloo, shot a final Henning > e t f I e d for two for all three runs-batted-in, 2-0 lead. bled by base runners in three day's 77 to end the tournament Monarchs to recover from the strike-outs and relied on hi* Carroll run. Bob Morgan led off and hiked his batting average Walden beat out an infield hit of the first five frames. with 308. Miss Lichty was last club's defense for the outs. from .118 to .200. year's winner. for Denison in the too of the to short with one down in the In the bottom of the sixth, The Monarclis broke into the fifth frame with a single to left. Jim Middendorf picked up i fourth. Riddle was thrown out Middendorf ran into big trouble , S, ^p'ds ,go,lfer h eld e Ic d fr m u scoring column in the top of the The Carroll left field lost the his fourth mound win as the!from third to first for the sec- jn a hurry as Faaborg led off f f f *c first day when ] e ctcatea Ml s Llc for first inning on some slick base ball on the ground and was Knights built their season rec- ond out, and Walden crossed up wjth a home run clout over the ° ? ™' h ors m a sudden running by Dick Neumann. forced to ch^se it back toward ord to 8-4 and set the stage for the Jefferson defense by con- left-center field fence, °" ' —Staff Photo Neumann led off for the Deni- the fence. Meanwhile, Morgan a non-loop encounter with Des tinuing on past second toward A two-base error put Pat Mc- Theft Artist . . . Craig Johnson, Denison speedster, ; Th'™-P'ac. £ , e ,Lynn Sandeman of son club with a short tap to rounded second and went to Moines (Hoover) in Carroll Sta- third on the put-out at first. Nulty on second with one down. „ . , . ,. . . nn L slides into third on the front end of a double steal third unmolested. Garold Ul- Cr n shot a fina day 90 to with team-mate Steve McGinn in a two-down situa- second. The ball was bobbled dium tonight at 8 p.m. The befuddled Rams snapped Dave Rooker's blooper dropped f ? 1 j' , momentarily and Neume- r poooed to first, but Neu- Lynn Wiese, the lefthander, pitcher would apply the tag , end the threat, Mark Wahrman to pop to third to end the threat. 78-74-73-75—300. Denison later pulled out a 2-1 win over the Tigers. Craig Johnson singled to left to short and Steve McGinn went duty. : as Walden made a desperate Bobbe Lichty. Waterloo. 78- bring Neumann across. down ,on a call strike three to dash for the bag and slid in un- Jefferson got another rally Middendorf checked Jeffer- underway with two down in the 76-77-77—308. end the side. molested. Lynn Sandeman, Creston. 81- son on a pair of hits through I seventh. Dave Carlson un- Each team mounted threats five scoreless frames before he 77-84-90-332. Wiedenfeld came up for the goaded a long poke that Major in the seventh inning. In the weakened in the sixth and had second time and erased any i bounced over the center field Carol Van Horn. Des Moines. Elderly Met On 88-83-84-89-344. top of that frame, Denison to pitch out of a bases loaded doubts as to whether the mix- fence for a ground-rule double. Faaborg was up next and drew Kathy Schuchat. Des Moines. Leagues pushed a man to third on a a walk. Lou Cardin blooped a 89-81-86-89-345. walk, a sacrifice, and a soft pop between the first base- Karen Seltz. Des Moines, 89- Frolic With Bat By The Associated Press Business & Professional Directory 86-84-87—346. passed ball. With two outs, man and the second baseman National League Connie McConnelee, Atlantic. By The Associated Press \ two runs in the third inning and Carroll pitcher Henning got and it dropped for a hit that the si ! anothei n W. L. Pet. CB loaded the sacks. 88-85-86-88—347. Elderly Ed Charles is poet " "f f \ ™ ™ himself out of a jam by strik- Kaye Sandeman. Creston, 87- laureate and den father for the ™ foe. Mets wrapped it up with St. Louis ...... 42 25 .627 — With the tie run on second Atlanta ...... 35 31 .530 6Mt ing out D e n i s o n's husky COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE 88-82-95-352. exuberant New York Mets. He1 three m the eighth' Dlck Selma and the winning run on first, won his seventh with late-inning San Francisco 36 33 .522 clean-up hitter, Mark Wahr- Tailored Especially for Middendorf reached back for a Donna Stiles, Audubon. 85-89- doesn't do badly with a bat ei- 89-89—352. help from Al Jackson, who Philadelphia . 31 30 .508 man. The FARMER, BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL MAN little extra and got McNulty on tner> Los Angeles .35 35 .500 Cindy Frederickson. Marshall- struck out four of the five bat- Federal and State Tax Records of Iowa strikes to end the game. New York ' ...... 32 33 .492 In the bottom of the seventh, town, 88-85-93-87—353. Charles, at 35 a relic among ters he retired. Roger Fuller was the thorn in Carroll, Iowa Leo Loxterkamp Phone: 4209 the youthful Mets, joined in Pittsburgh ...... 31 33 .484 KUEMPER Mary Engelkes, Parkersburg, The Cubs tied the record for the side of the Denison bat- the fun with a single and dou- Chicago ...... 31 34 .477 10 AB K H RBI ' 86-88-89-92—355. team futility with two score- tery. Fuller reached first with ble Friday night, driving in Cincinnati ...... 30 35 .462 11 W. L. WARD, D.S.C. Daeges, cf 3 0 0 0 ' Robin Funk, Dubuque, 86-86- less innings, running their a base on balls and proceeded Community three runs in New York's 5-1 Houston ...... 26 40 .395 Middendorf, p ....-4 0 1 0 i 89-95—356. string to 48, then busted out to steal second and third safe- PODIATRIST victory over the Los Angeles Friday's Results Credit Service Baldus, 2b 200 0 Mary Flynn, Keota, 89-89-91-: of it with three straight walks ly. Harvey got Kieck, Vetter, FOOT SPECIALIST Heithoff, 2b 100 92-361. ' i Dodgers. New York 5, Los Angeles 1 Credit Reports, Investigations 0 and a sacrifice fly by Billy San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 0 and Henning down via strikes 302 South Main St. Collections Anywhere Schmiitz, rf 300 0 Flight Winners ! The two hits boosted his aver- Williams in the third inning to retire the side and Fuller (6 Blocks S. of the Courthouse) Badding, c 300 First—Melanie Schiller, Wat-; Houston 2, Philadelphia 1 Dial 4371 208 West 5th 0 age to .303, ninth best in the Na- against the Reds. Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 was Ipft stranded at third. Office 9782 Home 2767 Friedman, Ib 301 0 Van tional League. It might have The record was set by the St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3, 13 in- The Tigers will host the Jef- Walden, If 321 0 Horn Des Moines, (play - off been enough to inspire a poem. Riddle, 3b 311 0 over Ann Laughhn, Cherokee). Philadelphia Athletics in 1906. ings ferson Rams at 8 p.m. Monday Today's Games CARROLL DENTAL ASSOCIATES Wiedenfeld, ss .... 302 3 Third— Grace Wright. Dubuque. Poetry is Ed Charles' hobby at Cr.rroll Stadium. Their share of immortality as- Atlanta at St. Louis 818-822 North Main Street Totals 28 3 6 3 I Fourth— Barbara Miller, Cedar . . . poetry and the Mets. "I've sured, the Cubs pushed two never had so much fun Chicago at Cincinnati DENISON R. E. LANGENFELD, D.D.S. — Phone 2630 Rapids. Ffth- Debbe Buhr, more runs across to beat the AH u M nm JEFFERSON Humboldt. Sixth-Kay - NeUe! baseball," laughs Charles, who Reds. Singles by Adolfo Phillips Los Angeles at New York, N Neumann, 2b ... .4121 R. F. BARELS, D.D.S. L. B. WESTENDORF, D.D.S. seem s to have been AB R H RBr Slatkowki, Colfax. Seventh - i rejuvenated San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Johnson, cf .... 3011 Phone 2528 Phone 2630 and Williams drove them N Wand, If 3 0 1 0 Debbie Decklever, Creston. by his fuzzy-faced teammates. across. Johnny Bench homered S. McGin'n, ss ... 2000 Carlson, Ib 4 0 1 Elsewhere in the National for Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Houston, N Wahrman, c ... 3000 Faaborg, 3b, p .... 2 Jl League Friday night, Chicago Sunday's Games 1 1 Rusty Staub drove in both Hillman, rf 2000 DR. 0. M. O'CONNOR, Optometrist Cardin, rf 4 0 1 o I tied a 62-year-old record for Los Angeles at New York Harvey, p 3000 76ers May Houston runs and Mike Cuellar San Francisco at Pittsburgh Dial 3318 102 West 5th McNutty, c 4 0 0 0 \ scoreless innings and then de- B. McGinn, Ib 3000 Rooker, cf '.... 3 I feated Cincinnati 3-2, Houston bested rookie Jeff James with a Philadelphia at Houston 0 1 0 six-hitter to beat the Phillies. Morgan, If 3110 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Zeller, ss 3 0 0 0 Trade Wilt i edged Philadelphia 2-1, San Atlanta at St. Louis, 2 Ulmer, 3 b 3000 CONTACT LENSES-CHILDREN'S VISUAL PROBLEMS Borrusch, 2b 3 0 1 0 ! Francisco shut out Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Totals 26 2 4 2 Sunday's Games Griffiths, p 1 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Wilt 3"° ?nd S.t4 '!j0uis edged Atlanta Kendall, 3b 1 0 0 0 4-3 in 13 innings. American League CARROLL j Chamberlain, the towering, Canadian Alt R H KHI Totals 28, 1 6 1 j high-scoring basketball star of W. L. Pet. CB Charles was a ballplayer with- Detroit 43 24 .642 — Baudler, cf 3 0 0 DR. JOHN E. MARTIN Score By Innings (the Philadelphia 76ers, will be, out a team during'the winter Baltimore ...... 34 30 .531 Jons, If 3 0 1 OPTOMETRIST traded Lead Held 7% Everett, Ib 3 1 Kuemper 020 100 0 ! to the Los Angeles Lak-j when the Mets needed roster Cleveland ...... 36 32 .529 7% 1 EYES EXAMINED-GLASSES FITTED Jefferson 000 001 0 ers' a San Francisco sports an- room to protect younger men Brechler, rf 3 0 0 n Minnesota ...... 34 32 .515 8Ms Fuller, c 1 0 E—Kuemper 2, Jefferson 4 j °uncer said Friday. . and released him. But he was Boston ...... 31 32 .492 10 1 Contact Lenses — Children's Visual Problems l<1 know it>s in to By Devlin Kieck, 2b 3 0 0 LOB—Kuemper 6, Jefferson 10: g° S take' invited to spring training and Oakland ...... 32 33 .492 10 New Ground Floor Location — 524 N. Adams St. 2 B—Wiedenfeld, Borrusch place. The only thing I'm not; made the club with some lusty California ...... 31 34 .477 Vetter, ss 3 0 1 (Between Hannasch Beauty Shop and Sherwin-Williams) TORONTO (AP) - The most 11 Henning, p 3 0 HR—Faaborg sure about is who will.hold theH Florida hitting, New York ...... 30 35 .462 12 0 Pitching press conference," Lon Sim-1 He's been New York's hottest amazing thing about Bruce Lehrkamp, 3b . 2 0 0 (Closed Sat. Afternoon) Phone 9709 Carroll, Iowa Develin's two sub-par rounds in Chicago ...... 29 35 .453 IP H n KK HIJ so mons, a baseball announcer for j hitter over the last month and Washington .25 38 .397 16 Totals 24 1 4 SB-Zeller the San Francisco Giants, told i has spurred a Met drive of 12 the Canadian Open golf cham- Score By Innings Middendorf (4-1) pionship is that the lanky Aus- Friday's Results Carroll 000 100 0 The Associated Press. j victories in the last 18 games New York 11, Minnesota 6 DR. H. K. RICHARDSON, Optometrist 7 6 1147 A trade for the super-star has | and a jump into sixth place, a tralian ever got to the tourna- Denison 100- 001 0 Griffiths (L) ment. Washington 7, Oakland 3 Dial 9687 805 North Main St. been reported for some time. ' half-game out of the first divi- E—Carroll 3, Denison 1 3 2/3 6 3300 Baltimore 4, California 2 LOB—Carroll 4, Denison 8 But as late as Thursday night sion and one game under .500. Devlin was rerouted and "I Boston 6-4, Chicago 3-10 EYES EXAMINED Faaborg the 76ers said there is "no deal Charles, who has hit in nine 2B—Everett-Carroll Faaborg 3'/-i 0 wouldn't have tried to qualify il Cleveland 4, Detroit 3, 13 GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES 0025 cooking." straight games, doubled home I hadn't been exempt," he said SB—Carroll 5, Denison 6 innings S—Denison 1 after taking sole possession of Today's Game* first place Friday with a two- Boston at Chicago Pitching round total of five-under-par 135. IP u it KH nit so Ralph M. Crane Fans Boo Entertainers As Detroit at Cleveland Henning 7 4 2222' DR. REX A. HEESE When Devlin arrived here ear- Baltimore at California, N Harvey .7 4 1 1 2 W ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ly this week, his failure to file a New York at Minnesota formal entry was discovered Washington at Oakland, twi- Chiropractor Dial 3161 Chisox and Red Sox Split and he was only allowed to play light COLLEGIAN HIKES LEAD 516V2 N. Adams St. after a meeting between the New York at Minnesota LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) - By Appointment By The Associated Press lead early in the second game mer; Don Buford singled in a Royal Canadian Golf Association Baltimore at California Oklahoma State's Grier Jones and the Professional Golfers As- Washington at Oakland Phone 3402 M. R. TAN CRETI Jerry Stephenson was much and then wrapped it up by scor- run and Dave Johnson doubled increased his lead to six strokes ing six runs, three of them un- i home another in Baltimore's sociation. Boston at Chicago, 2 with a par 71 Friday for a 204 SI4 N. Matf, St. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW more entertaining to Chicago Detroit at Cleveland, 2 ! White Sox fans than the bands earned, in the fifth inning to victory. Dave McNally had a Devlin scored a three-under- total in the third round of the Dial 4835 and singers. But the Boston produce their biggest run output three-hitter through eight in- par 67 in the opening round 71st annual NCAA Golf Cham- Thursday to share the lead with Metropolitan Life Building pitcher must have thought he of the season. . nings but needed relief help pionship at New Mexico State [ fron M Ken Still and shot a 68 Friday to University. 206 West 7th Street had the lead in a Greek tragedy. Boston got its six runs in the i °e Drabowsky and Pete first game in the second inning. : Richert in the ninth when Cali- take a three-stroke lead over his Prep Loop Dr. J. G. Donovan After watching the White Ken Harrelson drove in two forma scored its second run. nearest pursuers. CHIROPRACTOR Iowa Land Service Sox lose 6-3 to Boston in the with a bases-loaded single and iris second round was played WL 410 West 3rd St. Reggie Smith tripled home two League-leading Detroit took through a steady drizzle that hit MOVING? Company first game of a twi-night dou- a 3-2 lead in the top of the Perry 7 1 Office —Dial 3716 more. Harrelson also drove in a the 6,792-yard St. George's Golf Kuemper, 6 2 Farm Records bleheader Friday, the fans 13th when Jim Northrup dou- Club course. Residence — Dial 2283 run in the nightcap and had bled home Mickey Stanley, Denison 6 3 see MS today., Farm Appraisals were to be entertained be- three hits in each game. Farm Management tween games by bands and but Cleveland came back to Thrt* strokes behind Devlin Carroll 4 4 V. Stuart Perry — Dial 9883 "It was a brave perform- win on a two-run, two-out hom- were Still and Bob Charles of Jefferson 4 4 singers. ance," Manager Dick Williams er by Tony Norton. New Zealand. Still carded a 72 Audubon 3 6 said of Stephenson's complete Friday while Charles came in Breda 2 5 James C. Smith R. J. FERLIC,M.D. The bands and singers ap- Detroit starter Mickey Lolich ATTORN EY-AT-LAW peared with long hair, wearing game battering. "He was throw- with a 68. Lake City 0 7 715 N. Adams—Carroll, Iowa beads and hippie clothing. Be- ing good at the end. I was going had retired 20 straight batters Billy Casper, the defending Friday Results— 516'/2 N. Adsms Otfice Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 5 to take him out, but he knew the until Jose Cardenal opened the Di.l 3161 fore the program was two songs champion, was the only mem- Kuemper 3, Jefferson 1 General Practice—Obstetrics old they were booed off the situation — three injured pitch- ninth with a single. He came ber of golfdom's Big Three to Denison 2, Carroll 1 General Practice Fractures—X-Rays ers — and said he'd stay in. It home to tie the game on Tommy T«xe» — Estates Office Dial 4120 field. finish at par. Starting the day at Perry 12, Breda 2 ,.. tor o "Wife-Approvea** Home Dial 3408 Enter Stephenson, making his took a lot of guts. He saved me Harper's two-out double. one-under 69, Casper carded a Audubon 10, Lake City 5 two relievers by going all the The Yankees snapped Minne- Monday Garnet- Mov* by North American Vet first start since May 9. More 71 and tied with seven other lines. World-Wide service. than two hours later he made way." sota's six-game winning string U.S. professionals at 140. The Jefferson at Carroll behind the hitting of Bobby Cox his exit, after the White Sox had Frank Howard and Bernie Al- others were Fred Marti, R.H. Kuemper at Breda R. B. MORRISON, M. D. j battered him for 13 hits and all and Joe Pepitone. Cox drove in Sikes, Lou Graham, Rives Me- Perry at Audubon CALL 2540 len provided the power as Wash- four runs with a two-run homer, Lake City at Denison ! their runs in a 10-4 victory. ington beat Oakland and ended Bee, Jack Ewing, Bob Smith JOHN 1*7 East 6th St. - Carroll, Iowa i In other AL games, Washing- triple and single and Pepitone and Tom Weiskopf. Wednesday Games— General Practice — Obstetrics an eight-game losing streak. hit a three-run homer. ton topped Oakland 7-3, Balti- Howard hit his 24th homer with Jack Nicklaus scored 68 Fri- Audubon at Kuemper VANDERHEIDEN Fractures — X-Rays Carroll at Breda 1019 N. f«st more edged California 4-2, two men on. It was his sixth Tony Oliva hit a 460-foot ho- day and was one over at 141. Ar- Cleveland nipped Detroit 4-3 in mer for the Twins, which drove nold, Palmer, who also missed Jefferson at Denison f-frroll low* PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON against Oakland in nine games. Lake City at Perry 13 innings and the New York Allen also hit a three-run ho- Mel Stottlemyre, Yankee starter the cut in the $200,000 world Office Phone 3543 - Home 3630 Yankees blasted Minnesota 11-6. mer. ' . and winner, from the mound Championship here last year, Thursday Came— Home CalU Day or Night with a four-run raliy in the finished with 149 and headed for Lake City at Kuemper The White Sox jumped to a 4-2 Boog Powell hit a two-run ho- j ninth. lome.