Jefferson Rally Shades Breda'— Palmer Charges To 1 st in Open Denison Racks Tigers SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP) - ons Gene Littler, 151, Tommy Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus Bolt, 149, and Jack Fleck, 149. and Billy Casper. The contrasting styles of the One- pitching of Denison's the Carroll , Scott Rich- . The Bobcats broke a 1-1 big three of Palmer, Nicklaus Times Herald, Carroll, la. Like eream, the three super- Terry Stoll marked the down- ardson and a pair of steals by Saturday, June 17, 1967 ie in the fourth and went up and Casper was more than evi- fall for the Carroll Tigers as Neumann and Johnson brought -1 on three walks and stars of the game moved to the dent. they dropped their second West a run across the plate for Deni- the fourth with a pair of runs. coring singles by Gaffney and top in the most prestigious of all Palmer, the golfing million- Central League Game here Fri- son. Wilkins executed the third DenAdel opened things with a leising. the world's golf tournaments, aire from Latrobe, Pa., was day night by a whopping score for the Tigers in walk. Wilkins followed with the Al Lehman started on the the United States Open Champi- again the charger, challenging of 15-3 in five innings. the past two games to quell the solo hit for the Tigers, a clean nound for Jefferson and lasted onship, and are poised for the he course, gambling, putting threat. to center. A steal and a hree and one-third frames. final two climactic rounds today )ody English on every shot and Whereas pitching was the Carlson came on to quell the and Sunday. trump card for the Mo- Jeff Beneke and Denny Vetter pass ball at home plate brought erking cheers and groans from the two runners around. uprising in the fourth and fin- his vast army. narchs, it was just the oppo- were the only Carroll batters to ished off with no hit pitching Palmer, his jaw jutting In determination and his gam* site for the Bengals. Ben reach base in the first three The Monarchs turned on the "or three and two-thirds innings. Nicklaus plodded sedately Rogers opened on the mound frames, both on errors. steam in the fourth and fifth in harness, looked like the over the course, looking neither for Carroll and was relieved Beneke led off in the third with frames, tallying 12 runs on 12 Only one game Is on the charger of old when he swept eft nor right, except to note in the fourth inning by Dave a tap to the hits. Pitcher, Stoll led off with eague card for Saturday with over the steaming Baltusrol distances in his little black Henning . Henning only lasted which was juggled and thrown a long to right field. Hen- Perry at Jefferson. The Kuem- Golf Club course in a two-un- wok, the book that goes with through two batters and sur- late. Vetter followed up with a >er Knights were slated to host dor-par 68 Friday for 137 and ningsen's sacrifice fly to center ? —NBA Telephqto ;he swing that makes him per- rendered his pitching duties grounder to third, but a second ort Dodge in a non-loop af- a one-stroke lead over Nick* brought Stoll in safely. An ? Another Record ... for Mickey Mantle, the magni- laps the most feared golfer in to Denny Wilkins. The chart error was charged to the Mon- on the Carroll second baseman air in Carroll at 8 p.m. ficent Yankee, went into the books when he played hus. the world today. shows 13 Denison battlers were archs. Everett and Henning put Neumann on first. Johnson Doubleheaders will be the fea- in his 2,166th game June 14, appearing as a pinch- walked by Carroll as opposed Big Jack, the sweat streaming Casper was bland as ever, went down on strikes to retire followed up with his second ture next Monday with Breda hitter, to top old team mark (printed on bat) held from his pink face, pounded and as colorless as the oatmeal to only 5 strike outs. On the the side. single of the night. John Sharp at Kuemper for two, Denison at Denison side of the chart, 5 by Lou Gehrig. a 67 on the sweltering, 7,015 can't eat. He picked up a The Monarchs went scoreless was walked by Rogers and Hen- Audubon for a pair and Carroll yard layout for 138. He was one birdie on the second hole, stum- walks were surrendered and in the second, but ran up two ning was brought on to relieve at Jefferson in a twin-bill. seven batters were sent down stroke up on Casper, the first of bled to two bogeys on the back more runs in the third. Larry the lanky hurler. Henning's luck Line Score: the trio in the clubhouse, and nine, then got even again on 17. on strikes. Cose took a and wasn't much b e 11 e r on the Breda 100 300 0—4-5-1 Jefferson 100 050 x—6-9-3 Angels Win Pair appeared unconcerned about the "I liked my round," Palmer Howie Henningsen started advanced on two pass balls. mound so Coach Bill Tryon sum- heat, Palmer, Casper or any- said. "I hit every green but one Mike Miller took a free ride to moned Wilkins from his short- Steinkamp, Koster (5), Timmer- things off for the Monarchs with man (6) and Timmerman, Rowe thing else. and I missed a few fairways. I a sharp single down the third first on balls, stole second, and stop position for pitching duties. that failed to fall. But, in all, I rode in safely on Jim Simon's (6) Lehman, Carlson (4) and The cautious Casper, who base line. Dick Neumann took Wilkins gave up a walk to Si- Kendall liked it." a base on balls and was ad- clean single over second. mon, but finished up by throw- On Held's Homers beat Palmer in a playoff for the vanced by Craig Johnson's sin- The Bengals finally made the ing John Curnyn out at first DENISON By The Associated Press me when I was running title last year after Arnie's now- gle. A wild throw to second by scoring column in the bottom of and striking out Stoll. Woodie Held, an old Oriole the base*," he said. "I didn't famous collapse, took a careful, AB R HBBI smile . . . somebody might par 70 for 139 and declined to Houston Slows Wilkins got himself in trouble Hewningsen, ss .... 2 1 1 with new wings, has come straight home to roost...and the hit me in the nose." make a comment. in the fifth by walking the first Newmann, 2b 2 0 three Denison batters. Succes- Johnson, of feathers are flying in Hank "I'd rather wait and see what Arizona State's Business & Professional Directory 2 2 Bauer's not-so-cozy nest. In the second game, Held's the other guys do," the two-time sive errors by the Tiger infield Sharp, Ib 3 2 0 second homer of the night...and added heat to the flame. Wil- champion said. Cose, c .... 0 2 0 Held, dealt from Baltimore third of the year...staked right- March in Series kins gave two more free rides Miller, If Behind him, at 140 came reed- 1 2 0 to Thursday, hander Jim McGlothlin to a 2-0 slim Bruce Devlin of Australia, OMAH,A Neb. (AP)-Houston COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE and a pass ball brought in more Simon, rf 1 0 1 lead. Jose Cardenal also hit runners. Fineran struck out and smacked a game-winning who had a solid 68; rookie pro pitcher Rick Brewer halted Ari- Tailored Especially for Curnyn, 3b 3 0 0 in the first game two-run homer as the Angels Deane Beman, who had a 71, zona State's unbeaten march in Steve McGinn went out at firsl Stoll, p 3 1 1 moved ahead 5-0, but a two-run The FARMER, BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL MAN and a two-run homer in the and Marty Fleckman, the 23- the 21st college title to end the scoring for the vic- McGinn, S., ss 1 0 0 second Friday night, power- Baltimore burst in the fifth Federal and State Tax Records of Iowa torious Monarchs. year-old amateur from Port Ar- with a four-hit 3-0 victory Fri- Skairin, 2b 0 1 0 ing the hot Angels t* a 2-1,5-3 chased McGlothlin. thur, Tex., who led the first day night. Carroll, Iowa Leo Loxterkamp Phone: 4209 The Tigers will be in action Wahrman, c 1 1 0 Rookie Ken Turner then again on Monday, June 19 at doubleheader sweep over the round with 67, then went to 73. Houston won a drawing at Neumann, J., If. 0 1 0 Orioles. blanked the Orioles until the Don January was alone at 69-72 Jefferson for a doubleheader. McGinn, B., p 0 0 0 ninth, when home plate and drew a bye in- . L. WARD, D.S.C. ''You get old sitting on the -141. to the championship finals. Stan- Community Elsewhere around the cir- Eggers, 3b 1 0 0 unloaded his 19th homer. PODIATRIST 1 bench. In fact, I'm old al- ford faces Arizona State Satur- cuit, Jefferson moved Into Fineran, p 1 0 0 Today's pairings have Nick- FOOT SPECIALIST Credit Service ready." The Senators started their day night. third place in the league Totals 23 15 5 laus and Palmer as the last Credit Reports, Investigations sweep over Boston behind right It was only the fourth start of 302 South Main St. Collections Anywhere standings with a 6-4 decision The sweep extended the An- hainder Bob Priiddy, who two-some away. Casper plays (6 Blocks S. of the Courthou*e) •CARROLL the season for Brewer, a senior Dial 4371 208 West 5th ever Breda. Lake City was gels' winning streak to five blanked the Red Sox for seven •gainst Devlin and Beman Office 9782 Home 2767 scheduled at Audubon, but AB R HHB who was seldom used against games and gave them 10 victo- innings in his first AL start aiu •gainst Fleckman. that game was called because Everett, Ib 2 0 0 ries in their last 11. The double the top clubs on the schedule squeeze-bunted a run across in this season. He walked only one, of wet grounds. Henning, of, p .... 2 0 0 setback stretched Baltimore's the third inning. Dave Baldwin Both of the last two rounds CARROLL DENTAL ASSOCIATES DenAdel, P., 2b .. 2 1 0 struck out eight and permited Rick Kendall unloaded run- losing string to five and dropped replaced Priddy in the eighth are scheduled for national tele- 818-822 North Main Street Wilkins, ss, p 3 1 1 the defending vision coverage over ABC. To- only two runners to reach sec- scoring doubles in the first and and completed the shutout. ond base. R. E. LANGENFELD, D.D.S. — Phono 2630 Rogers, p, of 2 0 0 champions into a tie for sixth Trailing 3-0 in the ninth inning day's round will be televised fifth innings to pace Jefferson Richardson, c .... 3 0 0 Houston slugger Tom Paciorek R. P. BARELS, D.D.S. L. B. WESTENDORF, D.D.S. place. of the nightcap, Washington from 5:30-7 p.m., EOT, and the past the Bobcats. Dave Carl- Fuller, 3b 2 0 0 final round from 5-7 p.m. Sun was three-for-four scored a run Phone 2528 Phone 2630 son, sophomore relief hurler Last-place Washington edged closed the gap on run-scorinj and tripled in a tally. Beneke, rf 1 0 0 Boston twice, 1-0 and 4-3, while singles by an< day. also got into the doubles act in Vetter, If, ss 1 0 0 Houston 010 200 000-3 0 the fifth as the Rams sackec Cleveland nipped Minnesota 2-1 Ken McMullen. The Senator In all, 66 of Hie original field Arizona 000 000 000—0 4 1 DenAdel, T., rf.... 1 0 0 in 10 innings in the only other tied the score on a bases-loadec the game away with a five run Jons, If 0 0 0 of 150 survived the cut to the Rick Brewer and Larry Strea- R. J. FERLIC, M. D. explosion. AL games played. A scheduled throwing error by third base low 60 and ties. It took a 148 to *Weitl 0 1 0 doubleheader between Kansas man Joe Foy, then won it when lau; Jeff Pentland and Ron 715 N. Adams - Carroll, Iowa "Winchester .... 0 0 0 make it. Among the major casu Davini. W—Brewer (4-0). Breda garnered a first Inning City and Detroit and a single McMullen beat first baseman alties are former Open champi (Cochran Building) tally off of Dean Timmerman's Totals 19 3 1 game between the New York George Scott's throw to the Pentland (14-6). Office Hours: 9 to 12 — 1 to 5 * Pinch hit for Vetter Yankees and the Chicago White plate on a grounder by pinch General Practice — Obstetrics —> Fractures — X-Rays *'Pinch hit for Everett Sox were rained out. hitter Paul Casanova. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Solid Lead Innings: The Indians broke a 1-1 tie in Held, a utility infiedler-out- the 10th when Larry Brown sin- Office Dial 4120 Home Dial 3408 Carroll 000 fielder who had gone hitless in By The Associated Press Denison 102 gled, took second on Max Alvis' National League his last 22 at-bats for the Ori- infield hit and scored on Chuck American League For USC in DP — Wilkins, Richardson W. L. Pet. G.B. oles, got into Friday night's Hinton's single. W. L. Pet. G.B. Everett opener as a second inning re- Cincinnati 40 23 .635 — Chicago 33 23 .589 DR. O. M. O'CONNOR, Optometrist LOB — Denison 8, Carroll 7 placement for Jim St. Louis 35 21 .625 1% Detroit 32 25 .561 1% Dial 3318 102 West 5th NCAA Meet 3B - Stoli Fregosi, who complained of FIRST TO PROPOSE BOARD San Francisco 32 27 .542 6 Minnesota 30 29 .508 4% muscle spasms in his back. George Washington was the Chicago 30 26 .536 6% Boston 30 30 .500 5 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED PROVO, Utah (AP) - An un Pitching: After striking out and singling first person to formally pro- Pittsburgh 30 27 .526 7 Cleveland .. ... 29 30 .492 CONTACT LENSES-CHILDREN'S VISUAL PROBLEMS happy winner and a remorsefu n* H R EB BB SO pose the creation of a board Atlanta 30 28 .517 7% Kansas City .... 29 31 loser showered their class in th in his first two trips to the plate, .483 6 Rogers 3 4 6 5 6 Held led off the ninth with a shot of agriculture, but it was not Philadelphia .. 29 30 .483 9% Baltimore 28 30 .483 6 NCAA Track and Field Champi Henmings -% 0 2 2 2 until . Lincoln's administration Houston 24 37 .393 15 onships Friday night, whil into the left field bleachers off New York 28 30 .483 6 Wilkins 1% 1 7 5 5 left-hander , snap- in 1862 that the U.S. Depart- Los Angeles .... 23 36 .390 15 California 30 33 .476 6 Southern California began build Stoll 4 1 2 0 1 ment of Agriculture was cre- New York 19 36 .345 17 Washington .... 27 35 DR. JOHN E. MARTIN ing a solid lead in team com ping a 1-1 deadlock. .435 9 OPTOMETRIST Fineran.... % 0 1 1 3 ated, according to the Ency- Friday's Results Friday's Results petition. "Nobody said anything to clopedia Britannica. McGinn ...2/3 0 0 0 1 Chicago 4, New York 3, 10 in- Cleveland 2, Minnesota 1, 10 EYES EXAMINED-GLASSES FITTED The 46th annual meet ends innings Contact Lenses — Children's Visual Problems tonight with finals in 14 events nings Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3 California 2-5, Baltimore 1-3 New Ground Floor Location — 524 N. Adams St. The unhappy winner was Atlanta 9, Houston 8 10 in- Washington 1-4, Boston 0-3 (Between Hannasch Beauty Shop and Sherwin-Williams) Charlie Greene of Nebraska Hidden Ball Trick Sparks nings New York at Chicago, rain Kansas City at Detroit, 2, rain (Closed Sat. Afternoon) Phone 9709 Carroll, Iowa who proved his class by winning Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 2 his third straight NCAA 100- St. Louis 5, San Francisco 3 Today's Games yard, dash championship. He did Reds in Win Over Dodgers Today's Games New York at Chicago it by beating back a challenge Kansas City at Detroit, 2 By The Associated Press Four innings later, the Reds He took over the National Chicago at New York Minnesota at Cleveland, N DR. H. K. RICHARDSON, Optometrist from Southern California sopho- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Dial 9687 805 North Main St. more Lennox Miller, who The way Chico Ruiz was still didn't have a hit. With two League runs batted in lead Boston at Washington matched him until the final 3( sneaking up behind John Rose- out, Leo Cardenas was hit by a with 46. St. Louis at San Francisco California at Baltimore, N EYES EXAMINED Cincinnati at Los Angeles, N Sunday's Games yards. boro, you'd have thought the pitched ball and Singer balked Clete Boyer, Mack Jones, Tito Atlanta at Houston, 2, day- GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES Greene was clocked in 9.2 sec National League's best-dressed him to second. Then Ruiz New York at Chicago, 2 onds. But he questioned th benchwarmer was wearing his tapped a ball to third and beat it Francona and Denis Menke had night Kansas City at Detroit time. He said he felt he ran $20 alligator shoes. out for a single. three hits apiece for the Braves. Sunday's Games Minnesota at Cleveland faster than he did Thursday And watching Ruiz race down He promptly stole second and Rich Allen, on a tear with 13 Chicago at New York, 2 Boston at Washington DR. REX A. HEESE night, when he tied the work the first base line with the first then rode home with Cardenas hits in his last 27 swings, led the Pittsburgh at Philadelphia California at Baltimore Ralph M. Crane record of 9.1 in a qualifying Cincinnati hit off Los Angeles' on 's single. The Phillies past the Pirates. He St. Louis at San Francisco Monday's Games heat. * in the sixth inning of Dodgers tied it in the bottom of smashed a triple and a home Cincinnati at Los Angeles California at Detroit, 2, twi- Chiropractor ATTORNEY-AT-LAW "I'd just like to see who go Friday night's game, you'd the sixth, but Lee May's seventh run, driving in two runs and Atlanta at Houston night Dial 3161 what time," Greene snapped. have been convinced of it. inning homer put the Reds on scoring twice. Monday's Games Kansas City at Cleveland, 2, By Appointment 516V2 N. Adams St. "It's the little things that have Larry Jackson went the dis- Chicago at Pittsburgh, N twi-night Ruiz beat out an infield top to stay. Phone 3402 thrown me all my career—jus Mel Queen hurled a four-hitter tance, allowing eight hits for his St. Louis at Houston, N Minnesota at Baltimore, 2, twi- the hairline stuff. But I don1 single for Cincinnati's first hit fourth victory. Atlanta at Los Angeles, N night 814 N. Main St. for his eighth victory in nine worry about it any more.' and woke up the Reds with decisions. May's homer was his Two-run singles by Mike Cincinnati at San Francisco Boston at New York, N M. R. TAN CRETI baseball's oldest ruse-the hid- fourth and Ruiz' hidden ball Shannon and Julian Javier Only games scheduled Only games scheduled den ball trick-spanking a 3-2 trick his first. keyed a four-run Cardinal first ATTORNEY-AT-LAW victory over the Dodgers. inning against the Giants, who A d o I p h o Phillips, who dropped their third straight. St. Dr. J. G. Donovan Dial 4835 MOVING? In other National League ac- CHIROPRACTOR tion, Chicago shaded New York smashed four home runs Louis has won three in a row 1 6U695 THE MAN WAS Metropolitan Life Building against the Mets in a double- and eight of the last nine. 410 West 3rd St. SM is today• •S3 4-3 in 10 innings, Atlanta nipped 206 West 7th Street header Sunday, was Chicago's Office —Dial 3716 Houston 9-8 in 10 innings, Phila- hero again. TO HAVg A Residence — Dial 2283 delphia dropped Pittsburgh 5-3 and St. Louis took San Francis- This time he cracked a three- Parochial Loop PAPEfc ROUT0/ co 5-3. run homer in the fifth inning Iowa Land Service and then ignited the Cubs' win- James C. Smith Ruix purchased hie alligator ning rally in the 10th when he w L Pet. Company shoes last winter while playing Arcadia 4 0 1.000 ATTORN EY-AT-L AW walked, stole second and went Willey Farm Records in the Venezuelan League. to third on a bad throw. He 4 0 1.000 516V2 N. Adams Farm Appraisals *Cubs 2 1 .667 Dial 3161 f The Reds' No. 1 handyman, scored on John Boccabella's Farm Management • •. for a *Wtte-AppfO¥ecT' explains his expensive footwear sacrifice fly. Templeton...... 2 1 .667 General Practice V. Stuart Perry — Dial 9883 *Yanks 3 2 .600 Taxes — Estates MOWS D|f Nprtn AllMflCCM *4M simply. "You sit on the bench, Sonny Jackson's two-base er- lfcm.WorM.wkfe you have to look pretty." Breda 2 2 .500 ror on Hank Aaron's leadoff *Mets 1 1 .500 CALL 2540 He didn't look so pretty to grounder in the 10th led to Halbur 1 2 .333 Roseboro in the second inning Atlanta's winning run against Dedham l 3 R. B. MORRISON, M. D. Friday night. Ruiz, playing sec- Houston. The Astros had wiped .250 JOHN Roselle 0 4 .000 117 East 6th St. - Carroll, Iowa ond base, had just taken the out an early 8-3 Brave lead "Cards 0 4 .000 VANDERHEIDEN throw at first, covering on Sing- mostly on the hitting of Jim "Indicates Carroll teams General Practice — Obstetrics 1019 N. East er's sacrifice. Wynn, who drove in three runs Fractures — X-Rays Results- ftarrbll, Iowa Chico carried the ball with with a single and his 15th hom- Arcadia 13, Roselle 1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON him as he returned to second er. Yanks 5, Cards 3 and before Roseboro knew The homer was Wynn's Yanks 11, Dedham 3 Office Phone 3542 - Home 3630 INTERimo IN IUONMI A NHRPAKR CARRIIRT M r«H MM, tftMl,«( Home Calls Day or Night what was happening, ....Ruiz fuorth in two nights and sev- Willey 13, Breda 1 mi jkNt ••»«t oGfcwMle i PejaMeM li im il ltd imp*«. played ....tag, ....you're out. enth in the last eight game*.