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IIIIMIMM*l*tl**ll*fft**IMMIIMII*l*' Timei Herald, Carroll, la. Monday^ June.a8A.!i976_fi| 3 Finley Says He'll Lucille I.V ;. 3 1 Pettitl.SS 3 0 Steffes Paces Tigers, 7-2 Reiman.2B 3 1 Battle With Kuhn Totals 27 7 I) A K L A N 1) i AH ' — shared the hero honors with H> I'millloUcy Lake City's hits, although a passed ball .Kdwardsi pitched well even D. McCaulley. IB . 2 0 By Innings: Kxplosivc Charles 0. Finley veteran third baseman Sal Mark Sidles' hrsi-iiiiiini! leu ;iiul l;ir between, did Kduards held the mound lor though he gave up several Spencer. RF 2 0 Lake City ; 000 020 0-2 capitulated to bis Oakland A's Bando. who two homers two- homer si'l the p;icr as provide some action Scoit Carroll uivinu up live hits, hits." he said "I was real Mcllreth. I'll Carroll 400 300 x-7 baseball players while vowing and drove in three runs as the the Tigers mmpcd n\vr l.;ikc IIiK'ka lil.-istcrl a two-run walking tuo and striking out happy to see Steffes' second ' Samuelson. LF Krrors — Lake City 1. Carroll there will be no surrendering Ys beat Minncstoa 5-3. City 7-2 in Midwest Cnritrr- in the Illlll only to be tanned si\ ." K..McCaulley. C... 2 of li i s stand against Finley had sold - ence busebiill Fridny nitihi nut ;il hnine l.akeC'it\ 's Craig Hock ga\'e C'a rrol I will t ravel to \Virtx. PH.,' Left on Base — Lake City 5. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Rudi and Fingers and The insidc-tlic-park hit (.'enter fielder Tim Roller up eight hits, walked one and Manning tonight for a return Totals : Carroll 3. Minutes before his A's were Blue on June 15 only to have which brounhI in Mr.-id i-halkcd up a Iliird-mnmn struck out five in six innings Midwest Conference contest. Carroll 2B — Kdwards i2i Carroll. slated to strike on Sunday.- Kuhn void the deal and send Kdwards was Stcllcs second but was lell on base Krrors did not cause much Box Score: ABRHBI Roller. Lake City. after a close vote.authorizing the three back to Oakland. home run nl the season t'a rrol I's second bout ol dill icnlty for either team in LakeCitv Buck.CF 3 2 10 3B — 3B - Hucka. Lake City: a walkout Finley made the Finley wouldn't allow Two other runs wi-iv also scoring eame in the lourlli t h e c ii n t e s t C a r roll AB R H BI Pelcrsen. 3B 3 1 0 0 Luchtej. Carroll. move that automatically Manager to scored in the high Hying mninn when Kdwards' second committed two and Lake City Roller. CF Kdwards. P 3 1 2 ,3 MR —Steffes. Carroll called it off. He finally gave play them, saying it might be inning. The first of a double by double ol the evening brought lumhlcd only once Hock. I' Siemer. IB 3 0 1 0 Pitching Summary permission for . an'admission by the owner Kdwards brought in Todd in Tom Keiman and Buck, Tiger Ted Kdwards Hucka. 2B Haniers. LF 3 0 1 0 IP H BB SORER and that he hadn't truly made the Muck. Kric Siemer's fielder s (lary l.nehlel tripled earlier in was pleased with his team's Richardson.SS.. Steffes. RF 3 1 1 2 Hock i LP 681575 to play. sales. choice scored Jim IVtrrsrn Hie inniiiK and later scored on Hi-) performance. "Brad Johnson. 3B Molitor. RF 0 00 0 Kdwards i \VP i 75262 1 Relief Fingers He asked 810 million in dam- ages from the commissioner. But when he kept the trio on the bench, the players threat- Embargo Lifted on Three Athletics as Club Beats Twins ened the walkout, saying that action was unfair to the 22 re- By The Associated Press our point." said Todd of the Finley remained insistent that run on Tom Veryzer's fielder's the bottom half! Red Sox raised his opener, atoned with a two-run maining since they'd had to A bright, sunny day in Oak- latest crisis to involve Finley. the players no longer are his choice grounder in'the llth in- Manager Darrell Johnson, record to 9-7 in the first game single in the nightcap. take up the slack. land was being completely iu- "We might not have been able property after the June 15 ning and Dan Myer followed protested — successfully — to and Dick Tidrow — in his first Frank Kobinson blasted his With the strike slated for nored by at least two men who to win this game without rummage sale that shook the with a run-scoring single, car- Marty Springstead. As start since Sept. 20. 1974 — 585th,career homer in the 1:30 p.m.. PDT. the Finley an- had very serious matters on him " baseball world. rying the Tigers to their a .result, pitcher Frank raised his to 3-0 in the night- nightcap. nouncement came right at their minds. Jim Todd. A's They wouldn't have won it In I he other American unorthodox victory over the MacCormack became the first cap. Sparky Lyle saved both Royals 5. Angels-1 that time. pi aver-represent alive, stood without Sal Mando. who drove League games Sunday-. Red Sox. Tigers hurler to bat during a ends, lifting his total to 15 for John Mayberry's bases- "Everybody gave a cheer." in the A's clubhouse and in three runs with two homers Detroit topped Boston-1-2 in 11 Detroit Manager Ralph regular season game since the campaign. loaded. 1 Ith-inning single said pitcher and player repre- Marvin Miller sat in his New which raised his season's total innings: Now York swept llouk raised some eyebrows 1972. Indians 6-2. Orioles 3-6 gave Kansas City its triumph sentative Jim Todd. who said York home 3.000 miles away. to 13. They wouldn't have won Milwaukee (i-2 and 10-2: by mistakenly listing two Yankees 6-10. Brewers 2-2 Baltimore's Ross Grimsley over California. the strike situation made him T o d d ' s w o r d s w e r e it without a two-run triple by Cleveland beat Baltimore (1-3. designated hitters in his lineup Mickey Rivers had four hits won .the nightcap, recording White Sox 6. Rangers 2 as nervous as he had ever disturbing to Miller as their (lenc Tenace then the Orioles took the card. Rusty Slaub was slated over-all, extending his hitting his first victory, in six weeks Rookie third baseman Kevin Deen _ much more