Time* Herald, Carroll, la. Beat Western Division Champs, 6-1, 4-3— Saturday, July 7, 1973 Boccabella Belts 2 Audubon 000 01—1 E —• CarroU 2, Audubon 3 LOB — Carroll 9, Audubon 7 2B — Marz, L. Lehrkamp of Car­ roll Homers in Pitching Summary: IP H R ER BB SO Marz (WP) By The Associated Press Hodges and Felix Millan ruined Carroll Wins 2 at Audubon 8 3 113 8 the no- bid. CampbeU, N., (LP) John Boccabella, ac­ right hander settled down and the third run, three more runs After another walk loaded 3 6 6 4 5 7 Home runs by Bobby Tolan, AUDUBON — Carroll swept The Wheelers went ahead 3 Jacobsen cording to Montreal retired the final six batters. scored on two infield errors and the bases, then Bob Lehrkamp 2 0 0 0 4 8 Tony Perez and Bill Plummer a doubteheader here Friday 1 in the second on a walk to Gene Mauch, "exerts a quiet In all, he gave up only two hits a pass ball. walked to bring in the tying powered the Reds over the night from the Midwest Confer­ Don Jacobsen, a double by Rog­ BOX SCORE kind of leadership over our and struck out eight. Audubon got its lone run off run. CARROLL Phillies before a record Veter­ ence Western Division cham­ er Randeris and a squeeze bunt AB R H pitching staff." pions, the Audubon Wheelers, The victories left the Tigers Marz when Keith Lauridsen The Tigers won the game in by Craig Young and a pass ball. Nam, Tom, 11 4 1 1 ans Stadium crowd of 58,294. Petersen, lb -. 1 1 His dominance of Houston's 6-1, and 4-3. The second game at 6-7 on the year and they walked and Stu Hadley singled the sixth as Tim Fredrickson Nam, Ted, 3b 3 O Tolan added an RBI single. in the final inning (the fifth). BOX SCORE Marz, cf 3 0 pitching staff, though, was to­ , 6-8, won his fifth went six as the two could even their mark at 7-7 singled, moved to second on CARROLL „, Sundermann, rr 3 O teams agreed to play two five- Monday night when they host A walk to Mike Smith loaded AB R H Bl Lehrkamp, L., p 3 1 tally unsettling Friday night. victory in his last six decisions. a pass ball and went to third Nam, Tom, « 2 0 0 0 Lehrkamp, B., 2b .... 2 o inning games. Ar-We-Va in an 8 p.m. game. the bases, then Gene Campbell on a wild pitch. After Tom Nam Beyer, PH 0 0 0 0 Sheehan, c 2 0 Boccabella became the 18th Chicago's Rick Monday, with The two losses drop Audubon hit into a fielder's choice, scor­ Petersen, lb 3 12 1 Fredrickson, ss 2 1 some help from San Diego's • Pete Mart turned' in a struck out and Petersen wafted Relter, PH 10 0 0 Totals 2* 4 man In the history of major to 8-7. ing Lauridsen. Nam, Ted, 3b 2 10 0 Pat Corrales, drove in six runs superb pitching performance with two out, Ted Nam singled Peterson, PH 10 0 0 AUDUBON AB R H league baseball to hit two with a grand-slam and a two- in MM opener and, Lennie First Game Second Game in Fredrickson to win the game. Marz, p 2 111 Sundermann. rf _. 2 111 Campbell, C, c 2 1 0 homo runs in one inning when run single to help the Cubs. Lthrkamp in the second game The Tigers tied the game in Carroll took a 1-0 lead in the Lehrkamp, L., 2b .... 3 111 Hadley, S„ 2b 2 0 Carroll did all their scoring Lehrkamp, B„ cf .... 2 0 0 1 Rubel, rf 3 0 the Expos blasted Houston Corrales dropped Monday's pop as Tod Edwards' club had the top of the fifth at 3-3 and first inning as Tom Nam Sheehan, c 2 0 0 0 Smith, p 1 0 in the third inning, sending 11 walked, stole second base and Fredrickson, ss 2 1 1 0 Jacobsen, M 2 1 for eight runs in the sixth. foul with the bases loaded in to rally for the swoop. won it in the sixth, 4-3. Totals 22 6 6 5 Randeris, cf 1 1 men to the plate in scoring six went to third on a throwing er­ Young, 3b 1 0 He led off with a .drive over the fifth innng, and Monday Marz spun a three-hitter in times. AUDUBON Lauridsen, lb 2 0 used the reprieve to drive his Peterson and Ted Nam ror. He scored moments later AB R H Bl Hcrtema, ss 2 0 the loft field fence at Jarry the opener, walking just three, After Jeff Petersen walked walked to start the fifth. After on a wild pitch. Hadley, R„ 2b , 2 0 0 0 Totals 16 3 21st homer of the season over Hadley, S., 2b ' 10 10 Park, then hit • while fanning eight. He lost his and Ted Nam reached base on Marz fanned, Sundermann Smith, ss 2 0 0 0 Innings: the right field fence. shutout bid in the fifth inning. one of three Wheeler miscues reached base on an error to Audubon tied it in their half Campbell, G., M 3 0 11 Carroll 110 011—4 as Montreal bolted the Astros Young, 3b 3 0 0 0 Audubon 120 000—3 A two-out double by Jose Lehrkamp got off to a shaky in the inning, Marz smashed load the bases, but Nam was of the first as losing Randeris, lb-o£ 10 0 0 E — Carroll 0, Audubon 2 12-8. They won the second Chrlstensen, c - 2 0 0 0 LOB — Carroll 7, Audubon 2 Cruz in the seventh inning start in the nightcap and Audu­ a double off losing pitcher Neil out at the plate trying to steal Mike Smith laid down a per* Jacobsen, cf-p 2 0 0 0 gam* 14-4. 2B — Randeris of Audubon drove in Joe Torre and Ted bon took a 3-1 lead after two Campbell to make it 1-0. Steve home on a pitch by losing feet squeexo mint to score Rubel, rl 2 0 10 Campbell, N., p 1 0 0 0 Pitching Summary: Simmons to carry St. Louis to innings, using two well-executed Sundermann then singled home pitcher Mike Smith. It appeared Gene Campbell who had Lauridsen, lb 0 10 0 IP H R ER BB SO Elsewhere In the National Totals 19 1 3 1 Lehrkamp, L., (WP) victory. Bob Gibson pitched a squeeze bunts to do most of the a run to make it 2-0. After that Nam would have been safe walked and stole second and 6 2 2 8 League', the Atlanta Braves damage. But the junior-to-be third bases. Innings: Smith (LP) blanked the New York Mets 2-0, seven4iitter for his 233rd career Lonnie Lehrkamp doubled home had he slid. Carroll 006 00—6 6 6 4 2 7 6 the defeated triumph. The decision tied Gib­ son with 's Juan ter-mile sttop, with an elapsed the Philadelphia Phillies 8-2, time of 9.518 seconds. the beat the San Marichal as the winningest ac­ tive pitcher. Jerry Austin of Decatur, II., Kansas City's Busby Diego Padres 8-5, the Los Ange­ SPORTS GLANCES was second in a Barracuda and les Dodgems edged the Pitts­ Don Sutton carried a four-hit Gary Kimball of Independence, burgh Pirates 3-2 and the St. shutout into the ninth inning, LL Make-up Games Jeff Kruse hit two home runs Jerry Billmeier drove home Mo., was third in a Vega. Louis Cardinals trimmed the then had to scramble for the The Major Little League last week to bring his total to one run with a triple and Don on Track Again, 12-1 3-2. victory as Pittsburgh scored games will be played Monday five on the year to lead the Ma­ Baildus drove in the other run Shipping Horse Atlanta's Ron Schueler held twice with two outs. Manny and Wednesday, while the Minor jor League in that department. with a sacrifice fly to win the Twice A Prince, runnerup By The Associated Press Amos Otis hit his 14th home the Melts hitless until the ninth Sanguillen drove in Al Oliver Little League games will be nightcap. Comes was me win­ to Secretariat in the Belmont run of the year and three sin­ inning in posting his first major with a double, then Dave Cash played Tuesday and Thursday, Carroll Fast Pitch ning pitcher on a five-hitter. Stakes, will be shipped to Hol­ Kansas City's Steve Busby gles and John Mayberry hit his league shutout. Singles by Ron scored Sanguillen with a single. according to league president Carroll swept a pair of games lywood Park for the $150,000 and Jim Merritt of Texas are Carroll will play a double- 20th homer to pace a 20-hit But Sutton retired Reggie Sten- Bill Clinton. These games are at Ida Grove Friday night, 1- Hollywood Derby on July 15, back on the track as starters header at Gray Sunday night. Kansas City assault against Joe nett on a line drive to end the make-up from those which were 0, and 2-1, to raise their sea­ his trainer said Friday. while New York's unbeaten Coleman and two Detroit re­ game. washed out by rain Julyl, 2, son's record to 9-0. Girls Softball John Campo, talking to Holly­ Fred Beene is back where he King Wins lievers. 3, 4 and 5. They won the opener as Jerry Templeton blasted Willey, 19- wood Park officials by phone started—in the bullpen. 9, in girls softball action Thurs­ from New York, said Elmen- The Cardinals continue to lead Btllmeier singled, went to sec­ Busby, 5-9, had dropped sev­ day night. The winning pitcher dorf Farm's 3-year-old, an en­ Busby, who has had his the Major League with a 12- ond on a pass ball and scored en of nine decisions since his Title at was Joni Ocken. try in the American Derby at problems since he no-hit De­ J 0 mark and the Jaycees hold on Frank Comes single. The no hitter. Merritt scattered Arlington Park Saturday, would troit in April, got another shot the Minor lead with a 9-0 rec­ winning pitcher was Ray Bill- Bowling eight hits against Milwaukee, ord. meier who allowed just two hits. be shipped west on Monday. at the Tigers Friday night Wimbledon Northeastern University beat and blanked them until the including George Scott's two- the University of Wisconsin by Colonels Sold ninth as the Royals pounded run homer in the first inning. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) 200 yards with a time of 6.19 Cincinnati Sports Inc., which out a 12-1 victory. The Rangers rallied on a two- — Billie Jean King, the defend­ to gain the final of the Grand has purchased the Kentucky run homer by Jeff Burroughs ing champion from Long Major Leagues Challenge Cup for heavyweight Colonels of the American Bas­ Merritt, who has been and a solo shot by Bill Sudakte Beach, Calif., defeated Chris eights at the Henley Regatta. ketball Association, will hold plagued with arm trouble since to hand the Brewers their 10th Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a news conference at 1 p.m., he won 20 games for Cincinnati defeat in the last 12 games. Football Trade 6-0, 7-5 today in the Wimbledon By The Associated Press W. L. Pet. G.B. CDT, in Louisville today. in 1970, shut out Milwaukee af­ The Yankees rallied for five women's singles tennis final. New York 47 37 .560 — The New England Patriots A Colonels spokesman would National League ter alowing two runs in the unearned runs off Minnesota's . Russia's Alex Metreveli later Baltimore 41 35 .539 2 of the National Football League not disclose the nature of the East first inning and the Rangers ral- Jim Kaat in the eighth inning, met Jan Kodes of Czech- Boston 41 37 .526 3 traded defenseman Ron Berger meeting but said some of what W. L. Pet. G.B. for a 5-2 triumph. the last three on a by oslovokia to decide the Wimble­ Detroit 42 40 .512 4 to the Buffalo Bills for he called "major develop­ NEED lb KNOW Chicago 49 35 .583 — linebacker Ken Lee. Beene made one of his rare designated hitter Jim Ray don's men's singles title. Milwaukee 39 41 .468 6 ments" would be announced. 'St. Louis 42 39 .519 5% starts and, although touched for Hart. Cleveland 29 53 .354 17 Miss Evert, after a disastrous Montreal 39 40 .494 5Vi World Record 14 Minnesota hits, battled into SOMETHING ABOUT West first set in which she won only Philadelphia 38 43 .469 9% Rod Milburn of the United WOMEN GET SICKER the ninth inning before Sparky Beene, 5-0, was helped by Oakland 46 38 .548 - six points on Mrs. King's serv­ Pittsburgh 37 42 .463 States set a world record in the VICTORIA, British Columbia Lyle protected the Yankees' 5-2 four double plays and also ice, looked completely demora­ NEW Kansas City 46 40 .535 1 m New York 34 44 .436 12 110 meter hurdles with a time (AP) — Dr. Ian Kenning, head win over the Twins. picked Rod Carew off first lized as she dropped her first Minnesota 41 37 .526 2 West of 13.1 seconds in an interna­ of the division of psychiatry base. The Twins scored single service in the second set. Chicago "As far as I'm concerned, COMMUNITY? Los Angeles 52 33 .612 — 42 38 .525 2 tional track meet. at the Eric Martin Institute, runs in the second and fourth J Beene is still a middle-inning Billie Jean then took a 3-1 San Francisco 48 38 .558 4% California 41 38 .519 2 ,«5 says women outnumber men innings but got three singles in Fight Off reliever," said Yankee man­ lead before Chris' game came Call Cincinnati 45- 38 .542 6 Texas 29 50 .367 14% in mental institutions but men the first without scoring. Friday's Games . If you want your fighter to outnumber women in jails. Dr. ager Ralph Houk. together. She broke Mrs. King Houston 46 41 .529 7 in the sixth game to level the Oakland 7-5, Baltimore 5-3 go 10 rounds with a rugged mid­ Kenning says society rules that Elsewhere in the American and Enos Atlanta 37 49 .430 15Mt set at 3-3, then held her own Cleveland 8, California 7, 11 dleweight, it would probably men must not be sick or weak, League, the Oakland A's Cabell rapped consecutive San Diego 29 54 .349 22 be just as well to let him know service to take a 4-3 advantage. Friday's Games innings so men with emotional problems downed the home runs off Oakland's Vida about it before the opening bell. 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