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Colony HOUSE PAINT, EXCITING Times Herald, Carroll, la., Thursday, June 29, 1978 - Pog* 6 SPORTS Carroll loses wild one, 15-14 MajorLeagues ^ By The Associated I'ress MANNING - Carroll lost a a triple by Jim Molitor. There were also two errors Volk.DH 5 13 5 Totals 43 15 17 15 wild one here Wednesday The Bulldogs cut the deficit and two walks in the wild Hackett. P-2B.. GOOD By Innings: MIDWEST AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Stone 6-5) at night as Manning held on for a to 3-2 in their first on singles inning. O'Connor, RF.. 3 0 11 Carroll 301 433 0-14 CONFERENCE EAST Seattle (Colborn 1-6), (n) 15-14 Midwest Conference win. by Tracy Hansen, winning Three walks and singles by Buck, IB 5 0 0 0 Manning 231 801 0-15 STANDINGS W L Pel. GB NATIONAL LEAGUE The game svas scheduled to pitcher Brad Bjorkgren, Dave Jason Sanford and Volk cut Sanford,LF.... 4 2 10 Errors — Carroll 5. Manning W.L. Boston 51 22 .699 EAST be played in Carroll, but Ramsey and Jeff Potthoff. Manning's lead to 14-11 after Totals 31 14 10 14 4. Perry 8 3 Milwaukee .. .43 31 .581 B'/a W L Pet. GB heavy rain shifted the contest Manning went ahead 5-3 in five and the Tigers tied it in Manning— Left on Base — Carroll 10. Denison 8 3 New York ...42 32 .568 g'^ Philadelphia .38 30 .559 here. the second on singles by Scott the sixth on a single by Onken, AB R H BI Manning 12. Lake City 7 3 Baltimore ... .40 34 .541 lib Chicago 37 33 .529 2 Stripling. Bjorkgren and F'or Manning, it was their three walks and a double by Hansen, LF .... 4 3 3 1 Doubles — Volk, Carroll. Jefferson 6 3 Detroit 36 36 .500 14'2 Montreal 37 37 .500 4 Ramsey second conference victory, Volk. Wanninger, 2B- Wanninger. Manning. Audubon 5 5 Cleveland ....33 39 .458 17'2 Pittsburgh .. .34 37 !479 5V2 both coming against Carroll. Botn teams scored a run in ' Manning won the game in P 5 2 2 2 Triples — Molitor. Carroll. Carroll 3 7 Toronto 26 47 .356 25 New York ...32 44 ,421 10 For Tim Ryan's club, it the third and then the Tigers their sixth on singles by Bjorkgren, P- Steve Stripling, Manning. Manning 2 6 WEST St. Louis 29 47 .382 13 marked their seventh straight grabbed an 8-6 lead in the top Bjorkgren and Mark Ohde. 2B-SS 5 4 3 3 Sac City 1 10 Texas 39 33 .542 WEST loss and dipped their loop of the fourth on singles by BOXSCORE: Ramsey. C 5 0 2 1 Pitching Summary: Kansas City .,38 34 .528 1 San Fran 47 27 .635 Hackett IPMBB SORER record to 3-7 and overall mark Edwards and Duane Onken Carroll- Potthoff,SS-P.. 4 113 Wednesday's Results- California....38 34 .514 2 Cincinnati....44 30 .595 3 to 3-11. heading into a home and three walks. ABRHBI Ohde, DH 5 1 1 1 (WP) ..4.1 14 2 3 14 12 Manning 15, Carroll 14 Oakland 36 38 .486 4 Los Angeles .41 32 .562 5'/2 clash at 8 p.m. tonight against Manning then scored eight Bock, 38 2 0 0 0 Monson, 3B .... 0 0 0 0 Peterson 0.2 2 0 0 1 1 Denison 8, Audubon 3 Chicago 34 39 .466 5' 2 San Diego ...36 39 .480 11'A Kuemper. runs in their fourth to take a White, 38 0 0 St. Stripling, Edwards.... 2 1 3 2 0 0 Jefferson 14, Sac City 0 (five Minnesota....30 41 .423 8'a Houston 32 38 .457 13 14-8 lead. The BuUdgos used 0 RF 5 1 1 2 Bjorkgren innings) Seattle 26 50 ..342 15 Atlanta 29 42 .408 16Va Carroll jumped out to a Peterson, 28 ... 2 7 4 1 11 10 quick 3-0 lead in the first on singles by Scott Stripling, Edwards, SS-P, 5 2 Sc. Stripling, (WP) ..4.1 Lake City 6, Perry 5 Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games singles by Brad Edwards, Dan Brad Jones and Bjorkgren and Molitor, C-18 .. 1 CF 5 2 2 1 Wanninger.. 1 2 2 0 3 3 Detroit 4-1, Cleveland 3-2 Chicago 9. New York 8, 10 Volk and Steve O'Connor and a triple by Steve Stripling. Onken, CF 4 iixns. IB 5 1 2 1 Potthoff 1.2 1 2 2 0 0 Milwaukee 5-7. New York 0-2 innings St.Louis 7. Pittsburgh 5 Toronto 3. Baltimore 2 Philadelphia 7, Montreal 5 California 9. Kansas Citv 5 Oakland 2. Texas 1, 15 Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 2 Houston 3, Cinncinati 0 innings San Francisco 4-1, San Chicago 4. Seattle 2 Manning girls clip Tigerettes Diego 2-4 Only games scheduled Thursday's Games Thursday's Games Detroit (Sykes 3-4) at Philadelphia (Kaat 4-1) at MANNING - Winning Kim Pfannkuch led the Schmidt said. "Although we needed to." Friday at 8 p.m. Sturm, P 5 2 3 Cleveland (Clyde4-2) Chicago (Roberts3-2) pitcher Donna Sturm singled winners with four hits and didn't win, the girls showed "Gipson again showed BOXSCORE: Pfannkuch,CF... 4 1 4 Texas (Jenkins 8-3) at New York (Kobel 0-1) at Carroll— home Norine Felker in the three runs batted in. Sturm good skills." leadership and played a Handlos, PR 0 0 0 Oakland (ConroyO-0) Pittsburgh (Blyleven 7-5), (n) bottom of the eighth inning added three hits. "Every game we make steady game behind the ABRHBI K. Willenborg, Boston (Lee 8-3) at Los Angeles (Sutton 7-6) at Gross, 28 4 0 1 0 here Wednesday night to give Carroll managed only three improvements," added the plate," Schmidt said. "And IB 4 1 Baltimore (D. Martinez 6-5). Atlanta (Hanna6-3), (n) Gipson. C 4 1 1 2 Manning a 8-7 softball victory hits. They were Lisa Gross, Tigerette coach. "Our base Norgaard, playing third base, Rohe.3B 4 1 (n) Cincinnati (Hume 2-7) at over Carroll. Gloria Gipson and Lori running and defense was had an excellent game as she Foval, IB 2 2 0 0 Wegner, C 4 0 Kansas City (Bird ,3-3) at Houston (Bannister2-3), (n) Manning is now 10-4 overall Norgaard. Gipson also had improved." threw out eight runners." Vanderheiden. Mohr.RF 4 1 California (FrostO-D. (n) Only games scheduled and 8-3 in conference play, two rbi's. "Give Manning credit," Manning won the jv game, CF 3 1 0 0 Karsten, SS 4 0 while Carroll slipped to 2-8 "We now can handle the continued Schmidt. "They got 18-8. in six innings. Brincks, LF 3 0 0 0 Totals 39 8 overall and 2-7 in league play. pressure." Carroll coach Dale 11 hits and scored when they Carroll hosts Jefferson Norgaard, 3B 3 1 1 0 By Innings: Hoffman, RF 0 0 Q 0 Carroll....' 003 003 01-7 Cey hits another Blohm,SS 2 0 0 0 Manning 200 040 02-8 Watts, P 2 1 0 0 Errors — Carroll 8. Manning Knauss, PH 0 10 0 2. HR to beat Braves EXCITING NEW Petersen. RF 2 0 0 0 Left on Base — Carroll 2. By The Associated Press fielder for the final out. COLORS Wittrock. PH 10 0 0 Manning 7. Colony Beck, RF 0 0 0 0 Doubles — Gross, Carroll Ron Cey had just hit his sec­ Cey's homer, his 10th of the HOUSE PAINT, Totals 26 7 3 2 Triples — Pfannkuch, K. ond three-run homer in two sea.son, came in the third and Manning— Willenborg, Manning. nights, both of them was off a high knuckleball, one ABRH Bl Pitching Summary: game-winners for the Los of Niekro's few mistakes of Felker, LF 5 111 IPHBBSORER Angeles Dodgers, but the game. The homer scored C. Willenborg, Watts (LP) 8 11 1 18 3 'everyone was talking about Bill Russell, who bounced a I P-2B 5 110 Sturm (WP) 8 3 8 6 7 2 his fielding. single up the middle, and Cey had a tough play to help Garvey, who walked. After the keep Atlanta from scoring in third. Niekro limited LA to the fourth inni)1g and an even Dave Lopes' single. Brewers move mto tougher play to get the final out of the game in the Cey has provided all the Dodgers' 3-2 victory over the firepower in the Dodgers' two second with sweep Braves Wednesday night. victories over Atlanta in this i "That's why he's been an series, Tuesday night, the By The Associated Press Royals 9-b. All-Star third baseman." said Dodgers beat Atlanta 3-0 on Lung for lung. Milwaukee Ben Oglivie smashed a REAL SAVINGS IN knuckleballer Phil Niekro. 8-9, Cey's three-run blast. fans will match their long-yell three-run homer in tne who lost another tough one as power with any others in base­ seventh "inning and Mike In other National League YOUR CHOICE OF he went the route for the ball. Caldwell hurled a six-hitter to games, St. Louis shaded Pitts- Braves and gave up just three burgh 7-5 in 11 innings, "These fans are really fan­ lead Milwaukee's first-game LATEX HOUSE PAINTS hits. Chicago nipped New York 9-8 tastic." said Jerry Augustine victory. The Brewers won the In the fourth.
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