Knights Overcome Jeff; Denison Nips Tigers

Tinut Herald, Carroll, la. C Ihird and scored San Die;-i Saturday, Junt M, 1969 «* go's on a ground . But Foils Rams Marichal Notches the Philly right-hander was in Monarchs By 3-2 wns victimized by shaky sup control the rest of the time. port after getting pinch-hitler Rich Allen, Mike Ryan and As KHS Wins, 5-2 Billy Henkenlus on a pop to first Best Mound Mark Johnny Callison backed him for the initial out. with homers for four runs. On Unearned Run JEFFERSON - The Kucm-ovor Jefferson here Friday By The Assoicated Press plenty of competition for pitch- Foster, winning his first game ] per Knights collared the gift, night. Dave Daeges lofted a high ing honors in the National after four defeats, outdueled Chip McGinn's three- pilch- struck out three in a row to horse with three unearned runs fly to right field where Bob Ever since Juan Marichal be- League Friday night. Jerry Koosman of the Mets with ing performance and an un- squelch the Tiger comeback. in the 10th inning and kept their For a fraction of a second Zetler permitted the ball to gan pitching for the San Fran- the help of a second inning un- earned run in the second inning The Monarchs added a third West Central league record un- it appeared Jefferson had the pep out of his glove for a two- cisco Giants 10 years ago, the Rick Wise turned in a three- earned run and a throw by out- netted the Denison Monarchs, run to their total in the next blemished with a 5-2 triumph game won, M, in the regula- base error. Steve Auen chances were that he would win hitter in pitching Philadelphia fielder that cut a 3-2 victory over the Carroll inning cashing in on a pnir of tion seven , but an er- grounded to the mound and any game he pitched. But never past San Diego 6-1, Alan Foster down a runner at the plate in Tigers in a West Central singles by Mark Wahrman and ror at first let In the tie run Faaborg's attempt to get have the percentages been so scattered seven hits as Los An- the fifth. League contest here Friday. Neal Mullen. Flower Show and kept the Knights alive. Daeges at third mis-fired. great in his favor as they are geles nudged the New York The Dodgers, shut out the last Auen went to second on a gift now. It was the fourth straight The next three Innings wen» That nightmarish seventh will Mets 1-0, Pittsburgh edged At- two nights, got their run when theft. lanta 2-1, Houston overcame St. loss for the Carroll Club, but a case of six of one and a half Award Winners he long remembered in Jeffer- After pitching the Giants to a Mota singled and took second as Louis 4-2 and, in the only hit- not quite so humiliating as dozen of the other for both son. With one down Scott Jim Middendorf lined a solid 4-2 victory over the Montreal Art Shamsky bobbed Monday's 20-8 backslide at Are Announced Schmit/, doubled off the center- to center to plate a pair, ter's contest, the the ball. Jim Lefebvre singled teams. Denison managed only Expos Friday night, no tumbled Cincinnati 14-8. the hands of Jefferson. The two base hits, while the Ti- field fence for his third hit in took second on an error and him hime with one of the six Bengals were evenly matched (Tlmei Hrmld Nn\v» Rcrvlco) in baseball history can top the gers settled for one. Neither the game and the fifth safety later scored on Dick Heithoff's right-hander when it comes to Marichal, who turned in a 6-2 hits off Koosman, 3-4. against the Monarchs and LAKE CITY - Mrs. Alfred ballclub pushed runners pas* in the game off Dave Carlson. single to left. winning percentage. record in 11 games with the Milt Pappat had Pittsburgh despite several rallies, man- second base. Mullins of Lake City received Don Baldus whiffed for the Giants in 1960, has been a 20- aged to hold the Denison club Randy Lengeling picked up Marichal's six-hitter raised blanked on six hits until the the sweepstakes award in the second out, but Schmitz had game winner five times since in check after the fourth Carroll struck back In lha specimen section of the Lake one of the quickest and easiest his record this season to 7-2 ninth when tied scooted to third on a passed and fashioned such seasons as the game 1-1 with a homer, and frame. last of the seventh inning with City Garden Club's recent flow- ball. wins in his mound career when and his career mark to 177-79, 25-8, 21-8, 25-6 and 26-9 last sea- a two-run rally that nearly er show, held at the communi- he came on in the 10th and a .691 percentage. He had en- j the Pirates won it in the 10th on Neither club clicked in the son. It looks like another one of | Bill Mazeroski's hit, a sacrifice shocked the Monarchs into de- ty building. Sweepstakes in the Dave Daeges grounded to struck out the side. Lengeling tered the contest tied with those years. opening inning, but the Mon- feat. Gary Lehrkamp led off third and Jim Faaborg's throw got pinch-hitler Murphy on former ace i and a pinch-hit single by Manny archs charged into action in artistic design division went His victory over Montreal was I Sanguillen. for the Bengals with a one- to Mrs. Fred Thompson, Lake across the diamond beat the strikes and then fanned the No. Whitey Ford, who was 236-106 his seventh this the top of the second. Hillman bagger to right-center field. City. Award of merit in the runner to first, but Bob Kendall 1 and No. 2 batters, Steve for .690. season and his only trouble Houston also rallied in the opened a rally with a sharp sin- Craig Edwards and Bob Baud- house-plant section was won let the ball trickle out of his Hastings and Bob Zeller, to came in the sixth inning when ninth. Trailing Ray Washburn gle to left. Craig Johnson ler came in as pinch-hitters glove and Daeges was safe at notch the victory. Although a loss in his next and the Cardinals 2-1, Doug slapped a grounder to third and by Mrs. Ruth Clover, Lake City. start would drop him back he had a brief lapse of control and drew consecutive passes Tri-color in artistic design went first as Schmitz pounded home and walked two. 's Rader started the inning with a lived on a throwing error that to first. With the bases loaded, with the tie run, 2-2. Kuemper took a 1-0 lead again, the way the 31-year-old tying homer and Denis Menke brought Hillman in to score. to Mrs. Clarence Clark, and in the first frame when mound master wins games with hit loaded the bases and two Denison mentor, Don Burgess tri-color in tables, to Mrs. H. J. Carlson put the Knights down runs scored on a ground out and later singled in the two decisive Steve McGinn kept things alive turned the mound duties over in order in the eighth and Daeges led off with a single monotonous regularity, he could runs. with a one-bagger to left to Lohr, Lohrville. to center, went to third on quite possibly keep his all-time a sacrifice fly. to his lanky ace, Jon Harvey. Other special awards went ninth as he finished his allotted a passed ball and scooted The Cubs exploded for six plate Johnson for the second Denny Vetter greeted Harvey nine inning stint. high percentage by the time he Wise, 6-5, lost his bid for a runs in the 10th, the first on run. Carroll pitcher, Bruce to Mrs. Harold Condon, Mrs. home on Middendorf's single finally leaves the game. with an arching shot to deep Frank Voelkerding, Mrs. Fred Jim Middendorf, who worked shut out and the third in a row Paul Popovich's single and four Pettitt got himself out of a jam left that sacrificed two runs the first nine frames for Kuem- to left. While the percentages were by Philadelphia when more on 's two-run by whiffing Gerald Ulmer and Thompson, Mrs. Clifford Ownes, not the same, Marichal had over the plate. A pair of and Mrs. Paul Kirby, all of per, survived a ninth inning Middendorf kept Jefferson at Clarence Gaston tripled in the single and two wild pitches. Chip McGinn. fielder's choices cut off two Lake City. Cathie Mclntire of threat by Jefferson. Kevin Wand bay until the fourth. Zeller Carroll threatened in the bot- more baserunners and the game Lake City received the junior singled with one down, stole lived on an infield error to start Oaks Win Sixth tom of the second, but McGinn was over with the final score achievement award. A total second and took third on a that frame but was forced at standing in Denison's favor, of 146 registered from 20 towns. passed ball. Pat McNulty had second by Carlson. After Carl- Robinson's Antics 3-2. popped to second and Faaborg son stole second, K e n d a 11 Game From Omaha Ribbons in the various classes was passed. Tom Lynch popped out, but Wand singled BOX SCORE The Tigers travel to Lake City went to Mrs. W. I. Wiede- grounded to the mound to choke to left to plate the tie run, 1- By The Associated Press on Tuesday, June 17. meyer, Carroll; Mrs. Helen off the rally. 1. Win For Orioles The Iowa Oaks defeated DENISON Patterson and Mrs. George AB K H BI (By The Associaed Press) —An eighth-inning, two-out Omaha a sixth time in eight Newrnann, 2b .... 400 0 Wright, Rockwell City; Mrs. Faaborg came on to pitch The Rams went in front on American Association baseball Californians Visit Hazel Kile, Lake View; Mrs. for Jefferson in the 10th, since a gift in the sixth. With one This is what Earl Weaver single and an alert dash to the Wahrman, c 4120 plate with the tying run. meetings, 5-4, Friday when Fineran, Ib 3000 Frank Kopecky, Mrs. Earl high school rules permit a down, Carlson walked. On a means when he says Frank Tony LaRussa hit an eighth Luhman, Mrs. H. J. Lohr, Lohr- pitcher to go only nine, and he hit-and-run, Kendall singled to Robinson does it all for the Bal- —A ninth-inning single with Mullen, If 4011 Lake City Friends inning single with two out. Hillman, rf 4110 ville; Mrs. Clarence Dickson, left and Carlson made it all the timore Orioles: two out and the bases loaded (Tlmen Hi-raid News Service) Glidden; Mrs. Fred Thompson, way to third. Wand tapped back —A sixth-inning single that that drove in two insurance Homers by Steve Boros and Johnson, cf 3100 runs. George Spriggs in the fourth McGinn S., ss .. 3 0 2 1 LAKE CITY — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mamie Christolear, Mrs. * to the pitcher and Middendorf put the Orioles' first run in scor- Chris Bradt of Yucaipa, Calif., Wendell Miller, Mrs. Fred Prep Loop threw past the catcher in an ing position. game Omaha three runs and a Ulmer, 3b 3000 The result of all this action one-run lead, but Iowa tied in McGinn C., p .. 3 0 0 0 have been visiting here with Thompson, Mrs. Frank Voelker- attempt to get Carlson at the Mrs. Lurline George and other ding, Mrs. Harold Condon, Miss W L plate, but Kendall made the was a 5-2 victory for the Ori- the bottom of the inning on a Harvey, p 0000 Kuemper 5 0 Gallaghers Move oles over the Chicago White ground ball by Allan Lewis. Totals 31 3 6 2 Lake City friends. Mr. Bradt is Bernice Foley, Mrs. Alfred Mul- mistake of trying to score from The Oaks scored 3 times in the a 1920 graduate of the Lake lins, Mrs. E. H. Grantham, Mrs. Denison 5 1 second on the overthrow and Sox Friday night. Jefferson 4 2 second when LaRussa doubled CARROLL City high school. E. C. Blair, Mrs. Paul Kirby, was tagged at the plate. Mc- To Yuba City, Calif. AB n H BI Mrs. Floyd Wellington, Mrs. Lake City 2 2 Nulty then popped to short to In other home two runs and later scored Vetter, ss 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doty of John Schaffer, Mrs. Julia But- Breda 2 3 end that uprising. (Times Herald New! Service) games, Cleveland trimmed on a passed ball. Pettitt, p 2000 Ferndale, Wash., former Lake trick, Miss Ruth Yetter, Mrs. Carroll 1 4 WESTSIDE — Mr. and Mrs. Minnesota 6-4, Oakland defeated Omaha retained its top slot Everett, cf 3000 City residents, recently visited Duane Coins, Mrs. Alice Audubon 1 4 In other action around the Cornelius Gallagher and An- Boston 4-1, Detroit blanked Kan- in the American Association, Fuller, c 401 0 here for several days. Perry 1 5 circuit, Denison nipped Carroll, drew left Wednesday to make sas City 6-0, Washington 3% games ahead of second Dr. Lois Calhoun visited here Miller, Mrs. Earl Baker, Mrs. 3-2. Glen Roster's one-hit pitch- knocked off California 6-2 and Bell, 3b 2000 Ruth Clover, Mrs. Gerald Derr, Friday Results— their home at Yuba City, Calif., place Tulsa, who was defeated Anderson, If 2010 recently with the P. I. Colvigs, ing plus some lusty hitting by where Mr. Gallagher will be Seattle edged the New York by Indianapolis in a 10-in- with her sister, Mrs. L. 0. Mrs. Clarence Clark, Mrs. Clif- Kuemper 5, Jefferson 2 the Bobcats and a flock of Yankees 2-1. Lehrkamp, 2b .... 3110 ford Owens and Mrs. Paul Denison 3, Carroll 2 employed by Bank of America. ning game Friday night. Baumhover, rf .. 2 0 0 0 Wright at Shady Oaks Nursing Hendricks, all of Lake City. Wheeler errors sent Breda past He graduated May 24 from "Frank started when the sea- The Oaks remained in third DeBower, Ib 2000 Home, and also other relatives Lake City 4, Perry 3 Audubon, 11-1. Mike Rems- Iowa State University, Ames. J and friends. Dr. Calhoun is a Exhibitors in the junior divi- Breda 11, Audubon 1 son started," Weaver, the Oriole place, 5 /2 games behind the Edwards-a 0100 burg's ignited a Lake City Dinner guests of Mrs. Dora , said Friday night. Omaha club. Denver at Okla- Baudler-b 0000 member of the faculty of Michi- sion were Cathie Mclntire, Monday Games— rally as the Eagles shaded homa City was postposed by gan State University, Lansing. Mark Mclntire, John Mclntire. Kruse Thursday were Evelyn "He's done everything. He's Totals 22 2 3 2 Audubon at Kuemper Perry, 4-3. rain. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Dean Hil- Show judge was Mrs. John Breda at Lake City Kelley of Pasadena, Calif., Mrs. done it all for us." a-Batted for Baumhover BOX SCORES Anna Kelley, and Mrs. Johnnie Robinson, his eyes finally b-Batted for DeBower dreth of Minot, N.D., visited Wiebens of Everly. Mrs. Duane Tuesday Games— Stander and Shelly. Lake City friends and relatives Coins and Mrs. Dwight Mc- Carroll at Lake City seeing everything properly after Billmeier Joins KUEMPER Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kepford Innings: recently. lntire were show chairmen; Wednesday Games- AB K H BI a year of trouble, is batting .322, club president is Mrs. Gerald Carroll at Kuemper Daeges, cf 4210 and family and Mr. and Mrs. has hit 14 homers and has driv- White Sox Camp Carroll 000 000 2 Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Johnson Derr. Perry at Audubon Auen, 2b 5100 Clyde Kepford, St. Louis, Mo., en in 42 runs. Denison 021 000 0 and family have moved to Lake Middendorf, p, ss 5 1 2 3 were weekend guests of Mr. and Robinson walked his first two TEMPLETON — Louie Bill- E - Carroll 4 City from Fairbanks, Alaska, Walden, If .4000 Mrs. Harold Hansman and fam- times against Chicago, meier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto LOB — Carroll 8, Denison 8 and are living in the Mrs. Ad Heithoff, ss, 3b .. 3 0 1 1 ily at Vail. but in the sixth he singled Paul Billmeier, left Friday for Sara- 2B — S. McGinn, Denison Schwidder residence property Foley, 3b 5000 Prayer and reading from the Blair to third, from where Blair sota, Florida where he will SB — Carroll 2, Denison 2 at 117 N. West Street. Mr. Johiv Major Leagues "Today" book by Mrs. Earl scored on Boog Powell's single. spend the summer in the rookie S — Everett son will report soon for duty in Lengeling, p 0000 Dixon, president, opened the baseball camp conducted by SF — Vetter Vietnam. Riddle, c 2000 regular meeting of the Helping Then in the eighth, with Balti- the . Bv The Associated Prese Badding, c 2000 more trailing 2-1, Frank singled Pitching: John Couchman, son of Dr. Schmilz, Ib 41.30 Hand Friday afternoon. Mrs. Billmeier, a 1967 graduate IP H R EK BB so and Mrs. Gaylord Couchman of American League Dena Kock was hostess at her with two out, and Powell fol- Baldus, rf 3000 lowed with a . Robinson, of Kuemper High School, re- Pettitt Dubuque, former Lake City res- East Division East Division Henkenius-a 1000 home with eight members pres- cently signed a contract with 763219 idents, received his B.A. degree W. L. Pet. G.B. ent. Lunch was served. The however, didn't stop at third. W. L. Pet. G.B. Totals 38 5 7 4 When he saw Walt Williams' the White Sox. On his return C. McGinn from the University of Dubuque Chicago 39 18 .684 — Baltimore 41 17 .707 — group will meet next on July 3; this fall, he plans to continue 6% 3 0 0 6 10 May 31. He will do advanced a-Batted for Baldus in 10th because of the Westside Cen- throw from the outfield going New York .... 29 25 .537 8% Boston 36 20 .643 4 over the head of relay man Bob- his education at the University Harvey work at the University of Min- Pittsburgh .. 29 29 .500 10% Detroit 30 23 .516 8% JEFFERSON tennial, there will be no June 20 of Nebraska at Omaha. '/a 0 2 2 1 0 nesota next fall. AR It H BI meeting. by Knoop, he raced for the plate St. Louis 27 3) .466 \Vk Wash'n 31 31 .500 12 and scored the tying run. Phila'phia .... 21 32 .396 16 New York .... 29 31 .483 13 Hastings, cf 5000 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Price Montreal 14 38 .269 23 Cleveland 19 34 .358 19% Zeller, rf 5000 and family of Storm Lake "That's one thing about Your Personal Finance- Carlson, p, 3b .. 3 2 0 0 West Division West Division visited at the Walt Rothmeyer him," Weaver said. "He has Atlanta 33 23 .589 — Minnesota .... 30 25 .545 — Kendall, Ib 4010 home Saturday afternoon. Los Angeles 32 24 .571 1 Oakland 28 25 .518 1 Wand, If 3021 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Asching- that extra sense of doing the San Fran 31 24 .564 1% Seattle 25 30 .450 5 McNulty, c 4000 right thing at the right time." Faaborg, 3b, p .. 3 0 2 0 er and Kevin were hosts for Get Most for Your Money; Cincinnati .... 28 24 .538 3 Chicago 23 29 .442 5% a picnic dinner Sunday, honor- He did it again the next inning Houston 29 32 .475 7Va Kansas City 24 33 .421 7 Lynch, 2b 4000 DeWitt, ss 3000 ing Mrs. Margaret Nilson from when, with two out and the San Diego 26 35 .426 lO'/a California 18 36 .333 11% Whittier, California. Guests bases loaded, he singled for two Friday's Results Friday's Results Murphy-a 1000 were there from the Manning Totals 35 2 5 1 more runs. Buy an 'Adolescent' House Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1. 10 in- Oakland 4, Boston 1 Plaza, Odebolt, Lake View, nings a-Batted for DeWitt in 10th Denison, Churdan, Wall Lake, Ken Suarei wkas the big man Seattle 2, New York 1 By CARLTON SMITH and both theories, which is why the dows, drapes, carpeting, plumb Chicago 14, Cincinnati 8, 10 Innings: and Lidderdale. for Cleveland, triggering a Detroit 6, Kansas City 0 RICHARD PUTNAM PRATT argument has survived so long. ing and venting connections' innings Cleveland 6, Minnesota 4 Kuemper 100 000 100 3 four-run outburst with a homer Houston 4, St. Louis 2 in the sixth and then driving in We Ihink, though, that both in the laundry, yard lighting* Washington 6, California 2 Jefferson 000 101 000 0 One of the hoariest argu- and dozens of others. Los Angeles 1, New York 0 Baltimore 5, Chicago 2 E — Kuemper 3, Jefferson 4 Dedham Softball the decisive run in the ninth ments in the field of house buy- sides may be overlooking a 5 Philadelphia 6, San Diego 1 with a single. Harmon Kille- valid middle ground. This is Of course, the buyer of the^ Today's Games DP — Jefferson 1 ing is the comparative value older house gains most of these San Francisco 4, Montreal 2 LOB — Kuemper 7, Jefferson Dedham brew made it close for Minneso- what we might call the "ado- 1 Detroit (Wilson 5-5) at Kansas of Ihe new house versus Ihe old. lescent" house. same advantages but often at Today's Games Audubon 220 001 6-11-19-2 ta with a three-run homer in the "None of this cheap, modern 1 Houston (Griffin 3-3) at St. City (Nelson 4-4), N ninth. The typical adolescent house a high cost. An old house, say Cleveland (Ellsworth 2-4) at 2B — Schmitz Dedham 210 001 0- 4- 8-3 construction for us," says the in the 20-to-30-year range, i-t Louis (Carlton 6-4), N SB — Auen, Carlson, Kendall, Sinow and Nelson "old house" advocate. "Give is in the 7-to-10-year-old bracket. Chicago (Holtzman 10-1) at Minnesota (Kaat 6-4) Oakland home runs by Reggie It certainly can't be called almost a dead cinch for any* Baltimore (Palmer 7-2) at Wand, Faaborg Hoffman and Sporrer Jackson, his 20th, and pitcher me that rock-solid kind of house number of repairs and replace' Cincinnati (Cloninger 3-8) Chicago (John 4-4) S — Daeges, Heithoff, Wand HR—J. Billmeier (Dedham) 6th Lew Krausse assured Jim Lon- they built in the old days, with "new," but neither is it "old" Philadelphia (Johnson 2-6) at Audubon 000 101 2-^-11-2 in the sense that it is the kind mcnls. These can range from Seattle (Pattin 6-4) at New Pitching: borg's first loss after six victo- those big rooms and all." a new set of shingles on the rooi San Diego (Santorini 3-3), N 1 Dedham 000 003 2-5- 6-0 of house grandpa built. Yet it York (Burbach 3-4), N I! H It Kit MH SO ries for Boston this year. to a new boiler in the basement' New York (Seaver 9-3) at Los Oakland (Odom 7-3) at Boston Middendorf Sinow and Densmore "Nonsense," answers Mr. has some peculiar advantages. Angeles (Drysdale 1-2), N Joe Sparma blanked Kansas Modern. "Give me that brand- (Gulp 9-3) 952027 Billmeier and Sporrer The adolescent house, how<: Montreal (Wegener 1-3) at California (Brunei 1-5) at Lengeling HR—J. Lauritsen (Audubon) City en four hits while Norm new house where the plumbing Take its setting, for ex- ever, still has years to go be>, San Francisco (Bolln 2-3) Washington (Coleman 3-5) (W) 100003 7th Cash drove in two runs for works like a charm, the fur- ample. Adolescent houses fore its parts or equipment Atlanta (Stone 6-0) at Pitts- nace is good for another 20 have none of that raw, un- 1 Sunday's Games Carlson Next Games— Detroit with a double and a need replacement. Its furnace burgh (Ellis 3-7), N 9 5 2 1 1 10 Dedham at Denison, Sunday, single. Dick McAuliffe hom- years, and the styling Is right comfortable look that plagues should have some 15 years' Sunday's Games Detroit at Kansas City 8:30 p.m. ered for the Tigers. up to the minute." so many new homes as they Cleveland at Minnesota Faaborg of life left in it and so should' Atlanta at Pittsburgh (L) 123001 The new-house buyer will ad- sit in gleaming splendor amid its roof. Chances are good, Houston at St. Louis Baltimore at Chicago, 2 and Bernie Al- mit that his house is going to the rocks and rubble left from California at Washington WP — Carlson FOOTBALL WINS OUT len connected for Washington too, that its relatively modern" Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 PB - Badding, McNulty 3 cost more, but he thinks the construction. Ordinarily, the plumbing it mado of copper Philadelphia at San Diego Seattle at New York BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - homers, and Roger Hopoz hit value received will more than 7-to-10-year-old home boasts tubing that should last a life*, New York at IMS Angeles Oakland at Boston has been an out- one for California. But the Sena- make up for it. The buyer in an established lawn, basic TWO ACES IN 40 YEARS tors also scored three runs in time. This is not likely to bt, Montreal at San Francisco, 2 Monday's Game* standing catcher on the Univer- search of an older house ex- shrub plantings and even true of an older house. Monday's Games Oakland at Kansas City, X, TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - It sity of Colorado baseball team, the third inning with the help of pects to pay for repairs and trees large enough to bt j Chicago at Pittsburgh, N twi-night was a long time between aces but he turned lu's back on the three infield singles. remodeling, but banks on a worthy of the name. So Ihe next time you'ri Montreal at St. Louis, N California at Minnesota for golfer John Laipply Sr. diamond this spring to concen- Gene Brabender stopped the lower initial price and better tempted to participate in ap Houston at Atlanta, 2, twi- Seattle vs. Chicago at Milwau- After his hole-ln-one at a To- trate on football practice. As Yankees on four hits while the basic construction. It also comes complete with old house-new house debut* nlght kee, N ledo course this spring he told quarterback of the 1968 Pilots won the game in the We'd like to help settle this many of those items that put better define your terms. J, San Diego at Los Angeles, N Boston at Cleveland, N club pro Larry Brown lie got Buffaloes he set a total offense eighth on Tommy Harper's run- argument once and for all but such a strain on the budget of could be that the adolesceiji Cincinnati at San Francisco Detroit at New York, N his first ace when the course record in the Dig Kighl Con- scoring single off Mel Stottle- it can't be done that simply. the new-home buyer; things house encompasses Hiutft of thj Only games scheduled Only gamw scheduled opened 40 years ago. i'erence. myre. There are things to be said for screens and storm wi- b«gt of both waridi. ,