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SPORTS Men's CC Crown to Hunter took three to get on the green Jeff Hunter parred the 45th at Iowa State, finished with a rinrn HmM, Carroll, to. stay tied, but Sernett fell out hole, while Tim Esbeck 12 over-par 191. Esbeck was at Monafcy. July IS, T*77 when he bogeyed seven and and two-nutted for his bogey. bogeyed it and that was the 192. eight. Tom Reiman, last year's difference as Hunter captured Steve Schulz, Larry Clark Hunter double-dogeyed the Hunter reached the par four city champion, won the first the Men's Carrol! Country and Rod Semett finished in a 40th hole to let Sernett and ninth hole in two and got down flight. Carroll High School Club championship Sunday tie for third at 194. Semett led Esbeck tie. in two, but Esbeck, who was girls' basketball coach Don afternoon. by'four shots going into Hunter and Esbeck both the Iowa Conference medalist (Meson took the second flight. Hunter, who will be a senior Sunday's 27 holes. parred the 43 and 44 holes to this past season as a junior, Gib Johnson captured the third flight and Bill Chambers won the fourth flight. The fifth flight was won by LeRoy Vonnahme and the sandbaggers' flight was won Tigers Capture 19thbyBobAutenreath . Oropio»riu>Fllfkt: MISSOURI VALLEY - Missouri Valley: Johnson, 2B 3 0 0 0 Left On Base: Carroll 10; (49 Hales) Carroll gained their 19th ABRHBI Kuhl.C 3 0 0 0 Missouri Valley 5. Jeff Hunter. 78-7W9-191 baseball victory here against Da. Cook, CF 2 0 10 York.SS 3 0 0 0 Tim Esbeck.... .77.7940—192 Country Club Golf Winners — only five losses Friday night, Divilbess,3B 3 0 0 0 Den. Cook, IB 2 0 0 0 Pitching Summary: Steve Schulz.... .78-7541-194 blanking Missouri Valley, 34). Morgan, RF 3 0 1 0 Totals 24 0 3 0 IPHMSONM Rod Sernett 72-*tM2-lM Jeff Hunter (third from left) captured the Autenreath, sandbaggers. Not pictured Tom Reiman and Todd C.Cunard,P-RF By Innings: Reiman(WP).. 4 3 0 3 0 0 Larry Clark 78-7M2-194 Men's Carroll Country Club golf title by are Tom Reiman, first flight winner; BUI Pettitt combined to pitch a 2 0 10 Carroll 010 000 2-3 Pettitt ... 3 0 2 2 0 0 KenEbner.. 79-7U3-19I one shot over Tim Esbeck. From left are Chambers, fourth; and LeRoy Vonnahme, three-hitter. Reiman went the Woods, RF 100 0 Mo. Valley 000 000 0-0 C.Cunard(LP) BiUFeld.. .78-7M1-198 flight winners: Don Oleson, second; Gib fifth. first four innings and gave up T.Cunard.LF-P Errors: Carroll 0; Missouri 32 4 41 1 Paul CoUison .... 78-78-44-198 Johnson, third; Hunter, Esbeck and Rob three hits to gain his seventh 2 0 0 0 Valley2. T.Cunard..— 4 4 2 6 2 1 Denny Webber... 77-81M1-19I win against no losses. BobMosher 81-77-43-201 The Tigers are now idled PatMalloy 78-77-48-201 Floyd Becomes Millionaire until Thursday night until they Bruce Pettitt ... .7M2-41-201 will open Class AA district Breaking the Hex Won't Dr. Norm Gradoville play at Carroll Stadium. 814041—202 With Pleasant Valley Win They'll face Jefferson at 6 SteveGarbier .. .8042-41-203 SUTTON, Mass. <AP> - first. Fifteen long years," he Floyd and Boros had p.m. with Kuemper meeting Scott Tessmer.. 82-82-40—204 Ray Floyd, saying he was said. become the 14th and 15th Audubon at 8. The two winners Be Easy for AL All-StarsE d Spindler 77-8844-204 "mentally and physically Julius Boros wasn't even golfers to reach the $1 million will clash Saturday night at 8. drained." heaved a weary thinking about it. mark in career earnings on The Tigers got the only run NEW YORK (AP) - Base­ The seven-man AL pitching bench. They were added to the MikeMosher ...824343-208 the pro golf tour, Floyd with a roster as reserves by Martin. First Flight: "It's been a good career," they needed in the second ball's best performers assem­ staff has three starters—Eck­ "I hope it doesn't take as said the 57-year-old idol of frontrunning victory Sunday when Eric Siemer reached bled in New York today oh the ersley, Slaton and Baltimore's The other AL reserves in­ Tom Reiman 79 in the Pleasant Valley Classic, clude Detroit first baseman JoeThraen 80 long to make the second golf's senior citizens. "I might first after being hit by a pitch. eve of the 48th annual All-Star Jim Palmer'. Eckersley million dollars as it did the Boros with a placing of 59th. Jim Molitor then followed with Game as the American pitched Saturday, which Jason Thompson; third BradWuertz 80 just retire and go fishing." JohnHeider 81 Floyd, who held off Jack a single to put Siemer at third. League again sought a imeans'either Palmer or basemen Graig Nettles of the Nicklaus' last-gasp challenger Molitor went to second on the solution to its annual failure in Slaton, both of whom have not Yankees and Wayne Gross of Cliff Stroh 82 TomSchenkelberg 88 collected $50,000from the total throw to third. the mid-season test between worked since last Wednesday, the A's; shortstop Bert Rec Track Meet purse of $250,009. Boros won, After Mark Steffes struck the two leagues. probably will start. The other Campaneris of Texas; KenBurkett 88 TomSheehan 88 $488. Floyd pushed his out, Dan Wittrock walked to The Nationals hold a 28-18 AL pitchers are bullpen catchers Thurman Munson of earnings to $1,011,606. Boros, load the bases. But then lead with one tie in the series specialists—Sparky Lyle of New York and Butch Wynegar Second Flight: Winners Listed winner of two U.S. Opens and Reiman struck out. With two that began in 1933. In addition, New York, Dave LaRoche of of Minnesota, and outfielders The Carroll Invitational Lineweaver, Lynne Stanzyk, California, Jim Kern of Don Oleson 165 the 1968 PGA championship, out, Pettitt walked with the the NL has won five straight Jim Rice and Fred Lynn of Mike Barrett 168 track meet was held Saturday, Toshie Wedel 18.1, Julie has had his goal in sight for bases loaded to force in games and 13 of the last 14 Cleveland and Bill Campbell Boston, Ken Singleton of July 16 at the Carroll Athletic Dostal of Boston. RoyMiddaugh 169 two years. He now has Siemer. * meetings. Baltimore; Ruppert Jones.of EdFeld 171 field with approximately 50 180 Yard Low Hurdles: $1,000,147 and may have Carroll got two insurance Breaking the hex won't be Martin's injury problems . Seattle and Ron Fairly of To­ JimDeBower .173 people competing. Meet Roger Bock 23.6, Roger completed a career that runs in the seventh as Jim easy for AL Manager Billy also may affect the starting ronto. Greg Sernett 173 director Rick Friedman said, Riesberg 25.2 started in 19S0. lineup. First baseman Rod The American League stars "The kids performed weU and Petersen singled and Brad Martin, who won't have four of PatHeider 174 Mile Run: Julie Williams Nicklaus, the game's Edwards reached onanerror. their top pitchers — Mark' Carew of Minnesota, who set will be facing a National it was a good meet to end the an all-time record with League team weighted Third Flight: season on." 6:38, Steve Wiesenborn 5:01, all-time money winning leader Both moved up to second and Fidrych of Detroit, Frank 'Don Elder 5:40, Tim Harris with more than $3 million, was third on a wild pitch and came - Tanana and Nolan Ryan of 4,292,740 votes in the fan* heavily with Cincinnati Reds. Gib Johnson 168 This year's hardest worker balloting, has been nursing a There are seven Cincinnati Crowley Spindler 169 5.09 a disappointed loser. He just home on Siemer's single to California, and Vida Blue of awards were given to Jean missed on a pitch for an eagle center. Oakland — available to face bad back. Outfielders Richie players on the NL squad BobKraus ... 174 Hoffman and Roger StruUe. - 220 Yard Dash: Jody Zisk of the Chicago White Sox including Manager Sparky Dr.C-Fangman , 175 Overmohl 35.2, Mike Sharon on the 18th hole that would Edwards and Molitor share the NL's powerful hitters. and Carl Yastrzemski also are 33.0, Julie Dostal 32.0, Roger have tied Mm with Floyd. the batting lead for Coach fed Fidrych and Tanana pulled Anderson's likely starting Dale Johnson 183 First Place Results: aching. Zisk has an ailing pitcher, Tom Seaver. Dick Beck WD High Jump: Randy Bock 28.2. Jim White 33.5, Jeff Nicklaus. who lost to Tom Edwards' squad. Both are out of the game because of ail­ ankle and missed a couple of Dostal 31.0. Roger Struble 32.0 Watson by one stroke In the hitting .361 for the year (26 ing shoulders and Blue with­ Seaver will be making his Fonrth Flight: Williams 3'9". Roger Bock recent games. Yastrzemski first New York appearance Bill Chambers 166 50', Rich Riesberg 5'0", 880 Yard Run: Paul British Open last week, lost by hitsin72at-bats). drew because of a stiff missed Sunday's game the same margin to Floyd. In pitching arm. Ryan was since his controversial trade Leonard Burg 175 KathyShymanski4'6" Williams 2:51, Mark Kloser With the loss, Missouri because of a bruised instep.
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