Timet Herald, Carroll, la., Monday, Juno 26, 1978 - Page 6 SPORTS Lengeling fires no-hitter By DENNIS O'GRADY in the second and fifth , three- to right center Totals 22 0 0 0 Moiitor.C 3 0 0 0 (Sports Editor) both unearned off of Curl in the sixth . Kuemper— Onken, IB 3 0 0 0 Kuemper's Kirk Lengeling Hastings. Breda took a 1-0 lead in the ABRHBI Volk, P-2B 2 0 1 0 fired a 2-0 no-hitter Saturday Jeff Tiefenthaler led off the fifth on a run-scoring Diers, CP 3 0 11 Hackett,2B-P 2 0 0 0 afternoon against Jefferson to Kuemper second by reaching by losing Any Knight, PR 0 0 0 0 Grundmeier, PH ., 1 0 0 0 highlight the rain-shortened on an and he later scored Kennebeck, Kennebeck also Baldus.LF 3 0 0 0 Forbes, CF 2 0 0 0 Kuemper Invitational on a single by Mark Harman. had a single in the game. Loew, IB 3 0 0 0 K.Peterson,SS ... 2 0 0 0 Ijaseball tournament. In the fifth, Harman's fly Creston's record is now 7-6, Kruse, SS 3 0 0 0 P.Peterson,RF... 2 0 0 0 Totals 22 0 2 0 Semi-final round play was ball to Ipft was dropped. while the Bobcats fell to 8-7. Tiefenthaler, St. Albert- scheduled for Sunday, but a Harman came aroundto score 3B 3 1 0 0 heavy rain earlier in the on a single by Dave Diers. TEEJAYGAME Gradoville.PR.... 0 0 0 0 ABRHBI morning cancelled the Dave Leinen fired a Berg, 2B 3 0 3 0 Epperson, SS 1 1 0 0 CARROLLGAME tournament which won't be two-hitter and fanned 17 as Lengeling, P 2 0 2 0 Ronk, LF 3 0 0 0 continued according to Knight St. Albert, now 7-13 on the Tee Jay of Council Bluffs Irlbeck, PH 0 0 0 0 Walsh, PH 1 0 0 0 season, used nine Tiger walks baseball Bill Wieland. downed Denison. Harman, RF 2 10 1 Rindone, C 3 0 2 1 to help aid their victory. Tee Jay. who won the Hinners, C 1 0 0 0 Kinney, P 4 0 10 In other games Saturday. St. Albert took a 1-6 lead in Mescher.CF 12 0 0 Omaha Metro spring baseball Totals 23 2 6 2 St. Albert of Council Bluffs the first on a run-scoring crown, is now 11-10 on the Kenkel, PH 1 0 0 0 By Innings; rode the two- pitching of single by Pat Rindone summer campaign. Sealock,3B 12 10 Dave Kinney to blank Carroll. and made it 3-0 in the third on Jefferson 000 000 0-0 Prichard,2B 2 0 0 1 5-0; Creston used a four-run three walks, a fielder's choice KUEMPERGAME Kuemper 010 010 x-2 Blodgett,RF 2 0 12 Run for fun — sixth to clip St. Bernard of and a sacrifice fly. BOXSCORE: Errors — Jefferson 3. Walter, IB 3 0 0 0 Breda, 4-1; and Thomas Kinney, who struck out 12, Jefferson— Kuemper 3. Totals 22 S 5 4 Forty-one runners started out in a 10-mile the first half of the run, with the 12, Jefferson of Council Bluffs gave up a single to losing ABRHBI Lett on Base — Jefferson 5. By Innings: "Run for Fun" Saturday morning at 8 a.m. 10-milers finishing up between 9:08 and showed their power with an 8-1 pitcher Dan Volk in the second Hastings, P 3 0 0 0 Kuemper 6. Carroll 000 000 0-0 from the Carroll County Courthouse 9:45 a.m. The next "Run for Fun" is decision over Denison. parking lot, but only 12 finished the full 10 scheduled for July 22. Fay said runners and a single to Roger Bock in Griener, LF 2 0 0 0 Pitching Summary : St. Albert 100 220 x-5 miles, according to run coordinatory may sign up at the Rec Center any time. the sixth. Ganoe,SS 3 0 0 0 iPHaasoRCii Errors — Carroll 1. St. Albert KUEMPERGAME Denny Fay. Fay said 22 runners finished Carroll, now 3-8. was M. Ostendorf, 2B .. 3 0 0 0 Hastings

MIDWEST Boston stays hot; Mariners roll,10-8 CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. L. By The Associated Press for their sixth victory in the might not have scored without land's two-run seventh, then Perry 7 2 The did ev­ last seven games. the errors. Give them credit." added an insurance RBI in the Jefferson 5 2 erything right at home and Craig Reynolds Everyone is giving the Red two-run ninth that cemented UkeCity 5 3 won. So what else is new? made three of the six miscues Sox credit for their 50-21 start the A's' victory over Kansas Denison 5 3 They've won 14 of their last 16 by the Seattle infield, with one and their 8'2-game lead over City and knocked the Royals Audubon 4 4 games. 24 of their last 30, and each by the Yankees. Boston's 4-1 from the top spot in the West. sport a 33-6 record at cozy Larry Milbourne, third victory over the Baltimore Yankees 4, Tigers 2 Carroll 3 4 Manning 1 5 Fenway Park. baseman Bill Stein and first Orioles Sunday completed a Thurman Munson drove in SacCity 1 , 8 For contrast, we have the baseman Dan Meyer. sweep of the weekend set and two runs while Graig Nettles Friday's Game- Times Herald Hhotos by Dave Donovan , who did al­ In other AL games. Texas marked the 11th triumph of and Chris Chambliss had RBI Lake City 5, Sac City 3 most nothing right on the road blanked California 7-0, the year for Mike Torrez. singles in the two-run fifth that Golf winners — Tonight's Games .Sunday... and won anvway. Oakland beat Kansas City 6-3, Rangers 7, Angels 0 broke a tie and led New York Carroll at Lake City While the Red Sox have been New York downed Detroit 4-2, Mike Hargrove's three-run past Detroit. Winners in the Insurance Youth Classic Manning at Denison the state tournament July 11 and 12 at the making a runaway of the Minnesota swept Chicago 8-5 double and Toby Harrah's Twins 8-9, White Sox 5-6 held at the Carroll Country Club were Sac City at Audubon Jester Park Golf Course in Grimes with 's East Divi­ and 9-6, and Toronto topped two-run single capped a six- Roy Smalley hit a Jefferson at Perry announced Friday. Thirty young people low scores of 76, 77 and 79 respectively. sion race, Seattle has been Cleveland 2-1 before losing the run Texas fifth inning and and two doubles in Tuesday's Game- competed in the tournament, sponsored by Pictured are the winners in the three age running away with the bottom second game 3-2. backed a seven-hitter by Doc Minnesota's opening-game Carroll at Denison Carroll's Independent Insurance Agents. categories. From left to right are: Dave spot in AL West. But Sunday, "They battled back after Medich as the Rangers moved triumph, then added a grand Three golfers, Dave Cute from Carroll, Gute, Dave Slezak, Danny Singsank and the Mariners overcame seven seven errors and scored 10 into first place in the AL West. slam homer to help the Twins David Slezak from Creston and Craig Tom Dolezal. — count 'em, seven — errors runs,'' said Brewers A's 6, Royals 3 win the nightcap and complete Christensen from Audubon qualified for in recording a 10-8 victory left-hander Bill Travers, Tony Armas cracked a tie- a double-header sweep of Carroll over the speaking of Seattle. "We breaking home run in Oak- Chicago. Blue Jays 2-2, Indians 1-3 Insurance Roy Howell's RBI single amateurs capped a two-run Toronto golf to eighth inning and carried the sweep Sports Shorts Blue Jays to victory in the Gute opener. Then Rick Wise STORM LAKE - Carroll's helped pitch Cleveland to amateur baseball team Carroll's Dave Cute SCRANTON FALLS dianapolis car racing's Triple victory in the nightcap to opened their season here captured the Insurance Youth YJB downed Scranton in Crown. achieve the distinction of Sunday, sweeping Storm Golf Classic held at the Carroll Central Valley baseball action Unser, who won the Califor­ having beaten every team in Lake, 8-2, in the opener and 3-0 Country Club Friday. Friday night with a 5-3 nia 500 last fall and the In­ the major leagues at least in five innings in the second Gute fired a 75 and now victory. dianapolis 500 a month ago, onceover his career. contest. advances to the state meet The win gives YJB the finished 24.5 seconds ahead of In the opener, Tom Nurse July nth and 12th at Jester conference lead at 7-1. Johnny Rutherford, who had a homer in the Park, just outside of Des Scranton got home runs bumped into defending cham­ Sub-State third. He also added two other Moines. from Jay Juergens and Jeff pion Tom Sneva while battling hits. Also qualifying for the state Monthei. for position on the final lap. meet are David Slezak of They were the only drivers to Also getting three hits were AUTO RACING deadline Creston who shot a 77 and complete all 200 laps of the Tim Nieland, including a MOUNT POCONO, Pa. - Al Craig Christensen of Audubon race. double and Ed Votroubek who Unser. driving a new Lola, who carded a 79. DEMONSTRATE extended had a triple. Tom Lanham won the Schaefer 500, giving The tourney was sponsored LOS ANGELES (AP) - collected two hits. him an unprecedented sweep The entry deadline for the 16 by Carroll's Independent Ken Nurse went the first of the past three events in In­ Glances, See Page 7 inch slow pitch sub-state five innings to gain the Insurance Agents and tournament to be held at victory. He allowed six hits attracted 30 players. Mount Carmel, has been and fanned four. Bill extended one week to July Henkenius finished up and TENNIS Mon. thru Wed. 2nd, according to district gave up one hit and struck out LONDON - Tony Roche of commissioner Bob Fasbender II^A^AAI M For mo»l US c«r». C«ll tor tppoinlmtnt. two. Austrailia defeated American of Carroll. In the nightcap. Dale John McEnroe 8-6, 9-7 in the fi­ The entry fee is $25 and Stei nkamp hurled a nals of the $125,000 Queens Service specials. checks should be sent to three-hitter and struck out Duane Reiling, RR 2, Carroll, Club International Tennis seven. Tournament. payable to Mount Carmel Ball Tom Nurse once again Wheel alignment. Park. supplied the big bat with a 1 Fasbender added that every two-run homer in the third.' For moll team entering the sub-state must have a representative agrl- US c.r.. Vi«'*' present at the July 5th Labor onljr. We check, correct camber, sub-state drawing. Also at that lacts caster and toe. Then check Ume, all ASA sanctioned Arcadia Extra for A/C, front end, brakes, shocks Toriion Bar*. cards will be passed out plus Linus and entire exhaust system. 1978 rosters must be made out. All rosters have to be sent to title to Gobi inch state headquarters by July Repack bearings. 10th. Mr. D's Don't lake your farm chemicals for granted. You Front can get into trouble if you do. wheels. 188 ARCADIA - Mr. Ds of Many cases of insecticide WiUey Glidden added the Arcadia 16 poisoning often is passed off In Your Own Back Yard inch slow pitch tournament as a "bad case of nerves" VDU'II avoid cosily ivpaii tourney championship Sunday to their during planting, so take care. 1)111.';. Repacking reduces long list of accomplishments. Don Ruhlman. extension en­ friction and extends front | Bring Your Money Back Honne in a tomologist at the University • Disc extra. wheel bearing life. Green Pastures Savings Account Mr. D's routed Mel's of of Illinois, says prolonged tonight Halbur in the title contest, handling of toxic products 12-3. Third-place honors went over a 15-20 day planting Your money planted at home at The Money to the Arcadia Budmen with a period could produce blurred Brake installation, Growers Association helps promote growth in WILLEY - The Willey 16 vision, lieadaches, nausea, 4-2 win over Mount Carmel. your community. We'll plow in the highest inch slow pitch tournament chest constriction, and pos­ Dnjm type In semi-final round action, blooming Interest the law allows. gets underway here tonight sible death. Insecticides as a brakei. 5488I Mr. D's beat Mount Carmel, group are more potent than Parti, labor. with four games. 5-3, and Mel's whipped the herbicides. Here are a few At 7 p.m. the Arcadia Budmen, 8-1. safety procedures to cut Wo install brake shoes, re­ down the risks in using insec­ Merchants take on Kozy In earlier action Sunday, build wheel cylinder, turn Korner of Glidden; the ticides, pesticides, and her­ drums, add rtuid, inspect Mr. D's downed the Dedham itott US on. THEi Dedham Merchants face bicides: Stay upwind when brake system and test drive. 5'/4% 8V2% 7'/2% 73/4% Merchants, 6-3; Mel's mixing or pouring pesticides: )iic brakei extra. MONEY Carroll County Tire at 8; whipped the Gusto Grabbers, Ayoid inhaling, fmnes.or dust;. Ernie's Bootleggers meet the 6-2; the Budmen blanked Wear long-sleeved shirts Willey Giants at 9; and at 10, NAPA Pros, 4-0; and Mount when handling chemicals: Wear rubber gloves while Fast service? You betf GROWERS the Breda Zekers take on the Carmel clipped the Willey Halbur Hawks. mixing or pouring: Wear un- RSSOCKtnON Giants, 8-4: vented goggles and other Tuesday's games have the On Saturday, Mel's clubbed protective clothing as sug­ USE WARDS Dedham Rookies going the FuUerton Stars, 18-3, in gested by the pesticide laticT: CHARG-ALL /vxorvrroo/VAERY against the Halbur Merchants three innings; the Gusto Avoid slopping or over-filling. CREDIT First Federal Savings & Loan at 7; the Coon Rapids brewers Grabbers routed J and I facing the Glidden-Originals Carroll Lake City Manning Coon Rapids Lounge. 15-1, in five; NAPA at 8; the Templeton Juveniles trounced the Glidden Highway 30 East CARROLL Phon* 792-3513 plays Lou Walsh Motors at 9; Originals, 11-1, in five and the Houn: 8:00 a.m. to S:00 p.m. Mon. "We look to your future with interest." and Mount Carmel tangles Budmen pounded Lanesboro, Thru Thura. ond Sat., Fridoy lill 9 p.m. SM-4> 1975 tion Slutllf Oolnlrt Ut. Inc. with the NAPA Pros at 10. 13-4.