Gaels Defeat Tigers for Title By Myron Williams two in the third to lead the play dead in the fourth brought the hometown crowd Timet Herald, Carroll, la. slated for the pitching chores,. Tigers 5-1 going into their big as Jim Molitor slugged a J" St. Edmond of Fort Dodge Monday, June 20, 1977 O to its feet. Shortstop Edwards St. Edmond. one of the outslugged Carroll 13-5 for the fourth inning. two- homer over the left scooped up a grounder, threw top-ranked teams in the state, Carroll Invitational Mark Steffes scored field fence. Third baseman run. The Carroll Hurler went out the batter in first, then ran their string of wins to 15-0 championship at Carroll Carroll's first run in the Jim Petersen then slapped a the distance, walked only one, first baseman Eric Siemer on the season. Stadium Sunday night. second frame when Todd Buck and Carroll but struck out just two and quickly delivered the ball to Being chosen Both teams earned their was walked with the bases Todd Pettitt was walked. allowed eight earned runs. third baseman Petersen who all-tournament players were way into the championship loaded. Leadoff batter Todd Buck The Tiger batters were less tagged out an oncoming base Tom Reiman and Steffes of game with two previous wins. A seven-run fourth inning brought Petersen home with a fortunate against the runner. Carroll, Paul Baldus of Carroll blasted Lake romp by the Gaels dashed any hard shot and Pettitt scored on freshman Gael pitcher, Tad "We played a good game Kuemper, Dale Steinkamp View-Auburn 11-3 Saturday Tiger hopes of rallying. The Brad Edwards' base rap to Lindner, as they managed against Breda and we well and Kevin Nieland of Breda night and surprised St. Fort Dodge team slammed • bring the score to 12-5. St. eight hits and stranded nine against St. Edmond. But we and Denny Baker, Dan Bernard of Breda 8-4, Sunday. four hits and took advantage Edmond's Rick Scherff closed men on base. Belting extra had a few mental lapses in the Flattery. Dave Flattery and St. Edmond topped Audubon of three Carroll errors to send out the scoring with a solo base hits were Mark Steffes second game," commented Scherff of St. Edmond. The 11-2 Saturday and squeezed by seven men across home to in the sixth inning. with a , Petersen's Tiger Coach Ted Edwards. Flattery twins were selected Kuemper 1-0, Sunday. lead 12-1. Gael batters hit Pettitt 11 triple and Molitor's homer. The Tigers, now 8-3 on the as the co-most valuable, The Gaels scored one run in The Tigers showed that they times which included two Carroll executed a double season, will travel to Audubon players of the Carroll Invita­ the first, two in the second and weren't going to roll over and doubles, a triple and the home play in the fifth inning which Monday night with Siemer tional Tournament. Box Score: St. Edmond— National Anthem Helps Chicago to Win ABRHBI Baker, SS 5 2 2 0 Ostrander.SS 0 0 0 0 By The Associated Press double, gave Wilbur Wood his single by Johnson, a double by Sox a sweep of their three- Kansas City its victory over Clemens, 3B 5 1 2 2 Singing the National first victory in more than a , a two-run single game series with New York. Minnesota and a sweep of the Dorau,3B 0 0 0 0 Anthem was only the start of year. The veteran left-hander by Kevin Bell and a Denny Doyle slammed his three-game series. Dan Flattery, C ... 4 1 0 1 the day for hadn't won since May 9,1976, run-scoring double by Brian first homer since 1975 and Ber- The Royals had led 6-1 Burke, C 0 0 0 0 first baseman Lamar when his left knee was Downing. nie Carbo, Jim Rice, Carl before Minnesota scored four Scherff, RF 3 3 2 0 Johnson. shattered by a line drive off Blue Jays 7, Orioles 1 Yastrzemski arid George Scott runs in the seventh with the Dryzycimski, RF ''Bart Johnson (Chicago the bat of Detroit's Ron Dave Lemanczyk scattered also homered as the Red Sox help of three straight' walks 0 0 0 0 pitcher) talked to (White Sox LeFlore. five hits as Toronto pounded set major league records by issued by Royals reliever Dave Flattery, LF owner) Bill Veeck's secretary Wood scattered seven hits out 14 hits to rout Baltimore. hitting 16 home runs in three Steve Mingori. The Twins tied .....4 3 2 0 Staff Plwlu about my singing the and was touched for an Lemancyzk, 5-6, walked one games, 18 in four games and the score in the top of the ninth Imming.LF 0 0 0 0 Anthem," said Lamar, who unearned run when the White and struck out three, 21 in five games. on Rod Carew's single and a Leehey.DH 4 2 11 Wins Grudge Race — once had a part in his high Sox committed two errors in struggling only in the fourth Indians 4-4, Tigers 2-0 by Larry Hisle. Lindner, P 0 0 0 0 school's production of "Guys the fifth inning. when the Orioles bunched Jim Bibby hurled a four-hit­ Duane Quinn. 32, of Carroll, crosses over the popcorn Mariners 2, Rangers 1 Huebsch, IB 4 0 1 2 and Dolls." "1 feel like my old self," three hits for their only run. ter to give Cleveland a 4-0 vic­ N string to win his mile long "grudge race" against Jim A two-out solo home run by Faiferlick, IB 0 0. 0 0 "I said okay," Johnson said. said Wood. "I was confident. I John Scott led the Blue Jays' tory in the second game and Millehacker of Carroll. Quinn, a Carroll High School Ruppert Jones in the top of the Stein, CF 3 0 0 0 "Hey, if singing means I hit never doubted I couldn't come attack with three hits, scoring complete a doubleheader graduate, won the race in 5:03 minutes against his former ninth inning lifted past like that, I'll sing anytime back." three time. Sam Ewing had sweep of Detroit in the Shanks, CF 0 0 0 0 rival, a Kuemper High School grad. They chose Saturday Texas after two veteran pitch­ they want." In other AL games Sunday, two hits in two trips to the managing debut of Jeff Dudycha, 2B 4 1 1 0 for the rematch because their mutual friend, Doug ers battled each other. The The White Sox were able to Cleveland swept a double- plate, knocking in two runs. Torborg, who replaced Frank McCusker, 2B 0 0 0 0 Duncan of Carroll, was getting married on that day and blast was Jones' 14th home muster only three hits, and header from Detroit 4-2 and Angels 7, Brewers 0 Robinson earlier in the day. Totals 36 13 11 6 many of their friends were in town to cheer them on. Johnson had them all. But his 4-0, Toronto defeated A three-run double by Bobby The Indians won the opener 4-2 run of the year and the third Carroll— two home runs gave Chicago a Baltimore 7-1, Boston routed Bonds capped 's behind the pitching of Wayne time he had homered for the ABRHBI 2-1 victory over the Oakland New York 11-8, Kansas City seven-run first inning and Garland and home runs by winning run. Buck, CF 2 0 0 2 A's in the opener. nipped Minnesota 8-7, tamed Andre Thornton and Larvell Texas' Gaylord Perry, 6-6, Siemer, IB 3 0 2 0 And when the White Sox won California blanked Milwaukee Milwaukee on just six hits. Blanks. had allowed only four hits be­ Edwards, SS 4 0 1 1 Sports Glances the second game 5-1, Chicago 7-0 and Seattle edged Texas Tanana struck out eight and Cleveland broke open the fore Jones connected, handing Wittrock.C 4 0 0 0 moved two percentage points 2-1. walked three in boosting his second game with a four-run Texas its sixth loss in the last Reiman, 2B 4 0 1 0 Steffes, RF 3 2 2 0 ahead of the Minnesota Twins opened the record to 11-3. ' fifth inning. nine games. Father-Son Tournament Baseball Molitor, LF 2 1 1 2 for the lead in the American fourth inning of the nightcap Red Sox 11, Yankees 1 Royals 8, Twins 7 Diego Segui started for The Father-Son Country The fired Petersen, 3B 4 1 1 0 League West. with his seventh homer of the Boston clobbered five home John Mayberry's double Seattle and gave up only three Club Golf Tournament was , Pettitt, P 0 1 0 0 Johnson's hitting season, and the White Sox runs to back Fergie Jenkins' scored George Brett from first hits, but left in the sixth as the held Sunday with competition naming Coach Jeff Torborg to Collison, PH 10 0 0 binge, which included a added three more runs on a three-hitter and give the Red base in the ninth inning, giving Rangers tied the game at 1-1. in five divisions. replace him through the end of Totals ..27 5 8 5 Ray and Chris Beck won the the 1978 season. By : Net with a 34 in the eight and Ali Wed St. Edmond ... 122 701 0-13 under division. Swede and Heavyweight champion Dodger is 'Tired of Fighting' Carroll 010 400 0-5 Tom Anderson captured the Muhammad Ali wed Veronica Errors — St. Edmond 1, AP Sports Writer Manager Herman Franks and Gross with a 54. Porsche in a private civil York Mets topped the Houston single to left in the sixth. in the third inning and John Carroll 8 Reggie Smith has had George Mitterwarld In the nine and 10-year olds, ceremony.. Astros 8-2 and the Giants 8-8, Stearns belted a three-run Left on Base — St. Edmond enough. were ejected. the Net went to Jim and Jeff Padres beat the St. Louis San Francisco has now won shot in the eighth to back the 3, Carroll 9 "I'm tired of fighting, but I Pietig with a 36. Jim and Doug Reuschel contended he was Cardinals 6-2. five in a row, while Pittsburgh six-hit pitching of the Mets' ' Doubles — Steffes, Carroll, will do anything to protect my- Heinrichs got the Gross with a Yankee Boss not throwing at Smith. "It was Smith says he has nothing has lost its last six outings. Craig Swan. and Dave Flattery and self," declared the Los 48. a slider that got inside," he personal against Reuschel. Bob Knepper pitched a five- The loss snapped a personal Huebsch, St. Edmond Angeles Dodgers outfielder, Net in the 11 and 12 division Says Martin said, then he conceded, "I "Everything is alright be­ hitter in the opener for his first six-game winning streak for Triples — Petersen, Carroll, who twice within eight days went to Joe and Tony Thraen wanted to let him know I was tween us," he said. "He sent major league shutout. The Gi­ Houston starter Joaquin and Clemens, St. Edmond Not Fired has touched off bench-clearing with a 35. Norm and Pat out there." word that he didn't mean it ants jumped to a 5-0 lead in the Andujar, 8-4, who had to leave Homers — Molitor, Carroll, brawls by charging the mound The fight overshadowed the. ,and that showed me a lot:of>. Gradoville claimed Gross with DETROIT (AP) — George : \f 'first inning of'the nightcap, the game after suffering a and Scherff, St. Edmond after being hit by pitches. matchup of National League class." ,,„„: . •• •.1 saw Pittsburgh move in front sprained left ankle and a 47. Steinbrenner, owner of the ,J Pitching Summary: I refuse to be a target for division leaders in which The Dodgers took the lead in 6-5 but then climbed back on possible ligament damage IPH BBSOR ER The Gradovilles, Norm and , denied anyone," Smith added. "I will home runs by Lee Lacy and the fifth against Willie top in the eighth as Darrell during the fifth inning. Lindner (WP) 7 8 8 10 5 5 John, won the Net with a 73 in today he has fired Manager not be intimidated." Ron Cey backed the four-hit Hernandez, who had replaced Evans belted a two-run Padres 6, Cardinals 2 Pettitt (LP) .. 7 11 1 2 13 8 the 18-hole 13-15 division. Bob . Smith, who went after St. and John Mosher took Gross pitching of Dodgers ace Don Reuschel. John Oates beat out homer. San Diego swept its Time of Game — 1 hour, 45 "'There's nothing Louis' John Denny last Satur­ with an 81. Sutton, 8-2. Los Angeles now a bunt, was balked to second, Expos 8, Reds 4 weekend series from St. Louis. minutes happening. Martin hasn't been day, set his sights on Rick leads the West by Vk games took third on a sacrifice and The Tom and Dan Sheehan fired," Steinbrenner told The Reuschel of the over Cincinnati, while Chicago scored on Lacy's double. Cey's pounded out seven runs in the claimed Net with a 70 in the 16 Associated Press from his Sunday after Reuschel hit him holds a 5V2-game margin over 16th home run, leading off the fourth inning to put a halt to and up division. The Gross in hotel room here. And he said on the right ankle in the third Philadelphia in the East. sixth, capped the scoring. Cincinnati's seven-game Major Leagues this division went to Deb and he had no plans to call any inning of the Dodgers' 3-1 Elsewhere in the National Phillies 4, Braves 2 winning streak. Gary Carter Todd Pettitt with a 77. news conferences or makes victory. League, the Philadelphia Steve Carlton, 9-3, posted his and Andre Dawson belted Monday's Games T-Shirts any announcements. "I'm tired of being thrown Phillies beat the Atlanta 100th victory for Philadelphia, two-run homers and Ellis East Houston (Richard 5-6) at The Carroll Tiger T-shirts at," said Smith, "so I felt Braves 4-2, the San Francisco stopping the Braves on six hits Valentine hit a three-run shot Martin expressed surprise W L Pet. GB Montreal (Brown4-4), (n) have arrived. Students can that's what I had to do.'' Giants swept the Pittsburgh and striking out nine. He re­ in the big innings. Boston 37 25 .597 at Steinbrenner's presence in — Cincinnati (Norman 7-2) at pick them up at the Fairview Smith's charge cleared both Pirates 8-0 and 8-6, the tired the first 14 batters he Bait 35 28 .556 Detroit. When asked if he Mets 8, Astros 2 Philadelphia (Kaat 1-5), (n) Elementary School between 8 benches. When order was re­ Montreal Expos defeated the faced and didn't allow a hit un­ N York 36 29 .554 2Vz thought he might be fired, he Bruce Boisclair snapped a Atlanta (Leon 2-2) New a.m. and 4 p.m. Please come stored, Smith, Reuschel, Cubs Cincinnati Reds 8-4, the New til Tom Paciorek blooped a Milwkee 31 35 .470 8 replied : "Not to my 1-1 tie with a three-run homer York (Matlack3-7). (n) in the west door. Cleve 28 31 .475 knowledge." 7V2 Pittsburgh (Jones 2-2) at Detroit 27 35 .435 10 San Diego (Shirley 6-6). (n) Toronto 24 37 .393 12'/2 Chicago (Burris 8-6) at San West Francisco (Barr8-5). (n) Chicago 35 27 .565 — St. Louis (Falcone 2-5) at Minn 36 28 .563 — Los Angeles (Rhoden9-3). (n) Calif 31 30 .508 3'/ GOODf YEAR 2 Track and Field K.C. 31 31 .500 4 Texas 30 30 .500 4 Eva Wilms of West Oakland 28 34 .452 7 Germany broke her own world Seattle 30 39 .435 8% record in the women's Sunday's Results pentathelon in a competition Cleveland 4-4. Detroit 2-0 against the Soviet Union, Chicago 2-5. Oakland 1-1 scoring 4,823 points for the five Toronto 7. Baltimore 1 events. Boston 11, New York 1 Kansas City 8. Minnesota 7 by DARWIN PETERSEN California 7. Milwaukee 0 Seattle 2. Texas 1 Monday's Games There are a lot of steps you block some of the heat out of Cleveland (Fitzmorris 2-4) can take to reduce energy your house in the summer is at Toronto (Bird 0-0), (n) consumption around the to keep shades and curtains Boston (Wise 3-2) at Balti­ house that won't cost you a drawn or blinds closed on more (R.May 9-5). 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