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DRE BUYS! Carr, Named the Packers' Defensive Player of 1975 Garcia Plays Down THK CAPITAL TlMKS.TIuirscfay. July 29. 1976—21 3 Set Marks Game-Winning RBI In All'City MILWAUKE>»AL)KEIEs (AP)(API - If PedrPrvlr/o» Garfl'in-. A limit-1 i MO / A . U \ n U,, U ,-, A ..,,.., u:.. ..« . Augustine (4-8), who had won his "He beat m<? —this time. You have (a Swim Meet cia was gloating, he concealed it well. previous two starts, carried a string of give him credit," Augustine' said of Niiu Kudur, Belsy Buskin and 'J'lin The second baseman, a frequent dis- 20 successive shutout innings into the Garcia. "But I thought 1 was dominant ciplinary problem in three and a frac- I'ohlc set new cily records while ninth, which Johnson opened with a out (here. I wasn't afraid of anything. 1 tion seasons as a Milwaukee Brewer, Parkcrest moved into tin- team lead single. Johnson took second on a wasn't as sharp as I was against Bal- instead preferred to say glowing things widi ttl points Wednesday in (living sacrifice and had to stop at third on Bill timore last week, bul then you just have »f Jerry Augustine, a former teammate Freehan's sharp single to left, selling competition in the Madison All-City to work harder. Pool Meet. he had just beaten with a ninth inning up Garcia's sacrifice fly. "If 1 had t<i do it again I'd make the sacrifice fly Wednesday night. "He threw well tonight, realty Hill Farm holds second place with Kl same pitch." he said of the sacrifice fly. ixiint.s, followed by Shorewifod with H.'!. "Special kick? No kick. I no football improved," Garcia said of Augustine. "We gave him a fast ball down and in. player. They kick. This is baseball, "He was mare nervous before, but it Action was to continue tixlay. hoping he'd pound it into the ground for Summaries: man," said Garcia, whose drive to left looked like he's concentrating more. He a double play. But he has an upper field had scored Alex Johnson from really impressed me. That was a tough stroke awl he got under it. GIRLS 10 & Under — I. Nino Pod-jr. Parkciesl, city ttiird base to lift the Detroit Tigers over '«cxi! 14350. '1. TnciQ U&ok*- Porir_re%>. 13) 30. 3 loss for him." "Cliarlie Moore said it could have Je*im!iv Coord. Rittv?*cc<J. 131 b'i, J. steonanie the Brewers, 1-0. Cuura. Kiosewood. 109.li. S Ctjrci Chvolo West "It was jusl a fly ball," Brewer been in a little bit more, and he's Sifle, 10R 70; 6 Li'.a Durand PrjrV creM 10670 Winner Dave Roberts (10-10) scat- BOVS )0 4 Under - 1 lorn o,,<(',„. Holoma manager Alex Grammas said. "That's probably right," he said. "And maybe f tered five hits, allowed only two • lv 4 j. 2 Ker. Tovour. Hilt farin, uicx) 3 Mot! no big deal. If that's a big deal, we're in he, Garcia, was looking for that pilch. 1 loctimon. Sharrnoad. 1U80. 4 Dovla Round. Brewers to reach second base and end- ^Horc^wxJ, '04 SS. 5 J^*i G'iov HiU Tcrni. 102 00 6 trouble. Our pitching was good enough hadn't pitched him there all night." Fric Herzog. StioreAoocl 'rt 60 l GIRLS 11-17 — 1 Bi-!iv Rj^san. Mill Fo'm. ne* ed-, , the, t."""game- "bvyv gumngetting uarGarvj t"o "'»win•, uubuit meitheirr leiinanuerlefthanderss arare givingivingg Augustine, 24-year-old lefthander rcford r/?£S; 3 Suiie BVCI-. pr.ricre-,1. 20500 3 Mitherland, who the Tigers had trad- us fits. Jim Crawford the other night. Pa"y Rotltwr. piOOLV.ooo. -tftj'j. j Loro WHltafn- from Kewaunw, tt'is., issued nine hits, f ed for Garcia June 10, to bounce into a u^i. V-ore^txid. ifc^. «0, ^ B iogtl B(eiu\o", Noko«Tio, and now Roberts. Roberts pitched a hell six of which started Tiger innings, but MS >X 6 SUP OfKirtrnan. Monona 16J ?!> force out. of a game, but so did Augustine." BOYS 11-12-I limPohle. Pa'rkrr'eir ,<.,v record his only (wo walks were intentional to 15' 40, J Gerord Avcnll, Hill Farm U205 3 Put Willie Morton. W(o|.>n. ParkcfeM. 12) IS. 4 Jell OMjorne Nakomo I lit W; 5. Mile ^^oser. H.ll Farm. 116 »S; a Mori' DETROIT MILWAUKEE r.v*au/.cll, Shore^ooa, IIS vo ofc f h bt at> r h til LeFlore ct 5020 Yount ss 4 o l it •Veryier i', 3010 Money 3b 4010 STauO rl 4000 GSctm IB l 0 a 0 Green Bay Opens Morton dh 50)0 Aaron dh 4010 r«ro/i« Softball Meet JThmsn Ih 4000 Lezcano M 4020 AJohnson .r 4 » 2 0 CMoore c 2000 ARodrgez 3b 1 0 1 0 Sulhertnd 2b 4 0 0 0 Set Aug. 20-21-22 Freehan c 4, 0 2 0 Joshua cf 3000 POarcio 2b 3001 GThomas rl 2000 VRRON'A - A l(i-teain sin le- Pre-Season Grind DRoberls p 0000 Auoustioe o 0000 K eiimination minor ieanue fastpitch Total 31 I 9 I Total 31 0 S 0 GREEN BAY (AP) - Coach Bart Starr shouldn't have to wait long to assess Delroil QUO OBO 001— I softball tournament will be held here nis Green Bay Packers' almost totally overhauled defensive backfield. Milwaukee 000 000 000 0 E— Augustine. DP—Detroit I. AMI AUK- 20-21-2-2. Teams from the top five The Packers, whose breakdowns in their annual intrasquad game last waukee 1. LOB—Detroit 9. Milwaukee 7 Madison leagues are not eligible. 28 —Horton. 5— A.Rodr iggez 2, Vervier mursday had Starr seething, will launch their official pre-season schedule here SF—P.Garcia. Ke^istration information can be ob- Saturday night (8 p.m. CDT) against the Cincinnati Bengals, who led the Na- IP H K Ef? OB SO ; DRoberls iW,10-10) 9 50031 tained b> piioiiiti^' Terry Rice at 27-1-4692 tional Football League in passing last season. Augustine CL,4 B) V 91121 (irTim Rice at (M5-6208. T— 2:08. A—13.36S Bengal quarterback Ken Anderson has been the NFL's lop-ranked passer Staff Photo by David Sondell the last two years, having set club records in 1975 with 21 touchdown passes 928 A young Madison Ian guis an autograph from a ni.-mbor i>f l!n> East Legion Wins completions and 3,169 yards passing. 2 City Wamends Teams Vtesftest U-nnai(Ji-nnaii SportvcrciiSporty i soccer dub .luring Wednesday''* iiil.-ma- Anderson completed 64.9 per cent of 377 passes and had only 11 intercepted In State Tournament tional meet at Warner On the strenglh of the combined one- \vhile leading the Bengals to a-JO-4 record and a playoff berth. hit pitching by Mike Dalton, Scott His favorite targets are wide receivrs Isaac Curtis, who caught 44 passes KAUKAUNA — Two Madison teams Cerlwr and John Minor, Madison East last year. Chip Myers, 36, and 245-pound fullback Boobie Clark, 42 who led the are among 10 entries in the Stale Halter Top Special Al Capital Speedway coasted to a 5-1 decision over Marshall team in rushing with 59-1 yards. Another threat at wide receiver is 6-foot-4 Billy Women's Fastpitch Softball Tour- in a U'gion exhibition baseball game Brooks, the Bengals' first round draft choice. nament, to be held here Fridav, Satur- Wednesday night. day and Sunday. OREGON—A special Halter Top Con- On Sunday, the Badger ISO, a late Cincinnati will test a secondary in which only free safety Johnnie Gray the test is slated Friday night at Capital EXHIBITION LEGION Packers' leading tackier last year as a rookie free agent, is starting in the same They are Radloff's Bar and Madison model ;md hubby st<x.-k classic over 15IJ MortiSOn Edit 010 0<M 0— 5 II 1 Super Speedway. A prize of $50 will be laps, Ls the headliner. Marshall COO 000 I— I 1 J position as in 1975. Stone, which will both open Saturday — Oo'lan. M.nor I jl Orot-r |>,l a.xl O'.'.Villcv GOT, Radloff's meeting Eaa Claire VFW at awarded to the winner, with anyone Friday night's time trials start at 7 3tcl ontl Ka-K Willie Buchanon, who broke his left leg for the second time in three years wearing a halter top admitted for 82 to Leading hilters — '/ino'. JAJ. Crorn^cr.'nt E ?»J- noon, and Madison Stone facing La with racing at 8:30. Time trials begin O'/.'jjirt-v. 2»3. 26 — 0'rV.ul'ev. SI'.'ttiTi. E SO - Dcllori and missed 12 full games last season, has reclaimed his spot at left cornerback the stock car races. '. Wmor 5. Ck.rbor 2 Coso^l. 2. BB - Oaltcn 3. Minor Rated one of the NFL's best tackling cornerbacks, Buchanon is expected to Crosse Hardee's at 1:15 p.m. Sunday at 12::i<> p.m., with racing at 2. 1. strengthen the left side of Green Bay's defense, notoriously weak most of last , Other entries include the Crusaders, year. Let & Sandy's, and D.J.'s Place, all of Perry Smith, who became a starter when Buchanon was injured and led the Kaiikauna; Red's Daggers of Green Packers in interceptions with six, has switched from left corner to right Bay; Action Agency of Kipon, and J-B *** replacing traded Ken Ellis. Charley Hall, mainly a special teams player in five Trophy of Appleton.
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