t Bobcats Whip No. 5 Carroll, 13-0, in 5 By Dennis O'Grady innings and then exploded Ken Schettler and Marty Carroll's Brad Edwards and 19-2. meets Storm Lake at 6 K. Nieland. CF... Buck.CF-2B .. 3 0 0 0 Carroll 9. (Sports Editor) with some bicentennial Snyder. designated hitter Gary p.m. Saturday in a first round Bernholtz, PR.... Petersen. 3B 3 0 0 0 2B - K. Nieland (2). T. St. Bernard of Breda was fireworks in the fifth off of , Koster also had a Luchtel each collected two Denison Invitational game. Steinkamp. P .... Edwards. SS ... 2 0 2 0 Nieland. Schettler, St. knocked down to ninth in the losing pitcher Eric Siemer, run-scoring single in the singles apiece. The two Carroll County T. Nieland. 3B.... Siemer. P-1B... 2 0 0 0 Bernard Collison.CF.... 1 0 0 0 Des Moines Register-Iowa who suffered his first defeat in fourth and Rob Geier in the Lesle said afterwards that clubs will play again Monday Geier. IB 4 3B — Steinkamp. St. Bernard. Coaches poll this week after five decisions. third. the Tigers are much better night in opening round Schettler. SS 2 Hamers. LF-1B 3 0 0 0 suffering two losses over the In the wild fifth, the Bobcats Carroll, now 19-2. had than what they showed. sectional play at Carroll Snyder. LF 4 Steffes, RF .... 3 0 0 0 Pitching Summary weekend in the Storm Lake sent 13 men to the plate, chances to score, in the first Carroll Head Coach Ted Stadium. Schaefer. RF 2 Molitor.C 22 0 0 0 IPH BBSOR ER Invitational. scoring nine runs on six hits four innings, but stranded .Edwards' only comment was. Box Score: Brincks. 2B 2 Pettitt. IB 0 0 0 0 Steinkamp (WP i 5439 0" 0 Breda Head Coach Dale and three Tiger errors. nine runners as Steinkamp "they're a fine club." St. Bernard Totals 27 13 10 Luchtel. DH 2 0 2 0 SiemeriLP) 4.2 8 4 5 11 8 Lesle said, "Our club just Right fielder Kevin Nieland. scattered four hits and fanned Breda hosts Wall Lake ABRHBI Carroll Reiman. 2B-P 1 0 0 0 Reiman 0.1 2 0 0 2 0 seemed to run out of gas," who doubled deep to right nine. tonight, while Carroll, now Koster. C 3 1 2 2 AB R H BI Volk. LF 0 0 0 0 referring to the losses. center in the third, duplicated Totals 222 0 4 0 Well, the Bobcats, 18-4 on that feat in the fifth, chasing By Innings: More the season ..refueled Bart Bricks and Tom Koster St. Bernard 012 19-13 themselves here Tuesday home. ' Carroll 000 00-0 Sports night, whipping fifth-rated The Bobcats also got RBI Carroll Daily Times Herald Errors — St. Bernard 3. Carroll, 13-0, in five innings. hits in the frame from winning Carroll 4 Pages 14, 15 The Bobcats built up a 4-0 pitcher Dale Steinkamp's bulge through the first four. triple and singles by Koster. Section B Carroll, Iowa, Wednesday, July 7, 1976 Page 1 3 uft on Basc _ a Bernard 6_
Indians 7, Angels 3 . Playing Manager Frank Gullett to Bullpen as Borbon Blue Looks Like a Million Dollars Robinson slugged his third • By The Associated Press Red Sox blanked the Chicago fourth inning on Don Baylor's became his ninth strikeout home run and added a Vida Blue "looked like a mil- White Sox 4-0, the Cleveland single, a stolen base and a victim. run-scoring single to help his Starts in Reds' 10-7 Victory lion-dollar pitcher Tuesday Indians trimmed the single by Gene Tenace. They Royals 3-4, Yankees 1-7 Indians break a four-game night but the Oakland A's still California Angels 7-3 and the got their other run in the Roy White delivered a tie- losing streak. The 40-year-old By The Associated Press fourth of Borbon's major Dodgers 5, Phillies 1 have Blue and the New York Milwaukee Brewers downed eighth on a walk, a double by breaking two-run single and Robinson, in one of his For years Pedro Borbon has league career. Triples by Reggie Smith and Yankees still have their $1.5 the Minnesota Twins 6-2. Baylor, an intentional walk to Chris Chambliss added a deci- infrequent starts, hit his 586th been following Don Gullett to During Tuesday night's Steve Yeager highlighted a million. Blue had to be good in out- Joe Rudi and a bases-loaded sive three-run homer as the career homer in the first the mound and usually serving game, the burly right-hander five-run third inning for Los Making his second start dueling Baltimore ace Jim walk to Tenace. Yankees erupted for five runs inning and singled home a run as a nightcap for Cincinnati gave up eight hits and four Angeles and the Dodgers went after three weeks of Charlie Palmer, who also; allowed six Blue's best was a 2-2 pitch in the eighth inning of the in the,second. Ron Pruitt Reds' victories. earned runs in 31-3 innings. on to beat Philadelphia behind Finley-enforced idleness hits. The A's scored in the on which Reggie Jackson nightcap. In the opener, tripled and singled twice while But Manager Sparky Ander- Gullett, meanwhile, has Doug Rau's six-hitter It was following his voided Kansas City's Doug Bird and Larvell Blanks collected three son is shaking up his pitching been trying to make a the third straight loss and controversial sale from the Steve Mingori combined to singles to pace Cleveland's 13- staff these days. Gullett is the comeback into the starting fourth in six games for the Na- A's to the Yankees,. Blue, Southpaws Head pitch a three-hitter and the hit attack. chaser now. rotation after his dismissal to tional League East leaders, hurled the A's to a six-hit 2-0 Royals came from behind on Brewers 6, Twins 2 ' One of the most successful the bullpen last month. The but failed to dishearten Phila- victory over the Baltimore 'run-scoring singles by John Robin Yount touched off a relief pitchers in baseball, left-hander, Anderson's ace delphia Manager Danny Orioles. It was his first victory National Staff Mayberry and Hal McRae in three-run third inning with a Borbon made his first start in card in last year's World Ozark. since June 6 and his 23rd ca- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — in 165 innings. the sixth inning. single and belted a two-run four years Tuesday night. Series with the Boston Red "I'm not pushing the panic reer shutout. ' Southpaws Randy Jones of the Matlock, ,who has put Rangers 3, Tigers 2 homer In the sixth, enabling Gullett — relegated to bullpen Sox, pitched one inning button," said Ozark, whose "It was my best game of the San Diego Padres and Jon together a 10-2 mark and ERA Joe Lahoud, a .168 hitter, Jim Slaton to post his ninth duty of late — came on to Tuesday night and recorded team remained nine games in season," said Blue; who Matlack of the New York of 2.61, will be making his doubled home Toby Harrah victory. Yount's second home finish the Montreal Expos his first save. front of Pittsburgh in the Na- evened his record at 7-7. Mets, who haye a combined third all-star appearance. with the winning run in the run of the season put the 10-7. In the other National tional League East. In other American League record'of 25-5 this season, will Right-hander Tom Seaver, eighth inning while Steve Brewers on top 5-2. The start was only the League games, the Los Braves 4, Pirates 2 'games, the Kansas City head the National League's 8-5 with a 2.92 ERA, was Barr, whose only other victory Angeles Dodgers beat the Right-hander Andy Mes- Royals split with the Yankees, eight-man pitching staff at named to the all-star team for came way back on April 13 Philadelphia Phillies 5-1; the sersmith and reliever Mike winning 3-1, then losing 7-4; next Tuesday's .AM-Star the ninth time. Messersmith, a and who had a 6.27 earned run O'Connor, Suzuki Atlanta.Braves trimmed the Marshall combined on a the Texas Rangers edged the baseball game: righthander with an 8-6 record average, scattered six hits. Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2; the St. seven-hitter, leading Atlanta Detroit Tigers 3-2, the. Boston The other pitchers, chosen "and 2.37 ERA, will make his Red Sox 4, White Sox 0 Louis Cardinals routed the over Pittsburgh. The victory Tuesday by Cincinnati fourth appearance. Lefty Ferguson Jenkins, pitched a Take Early Lead San Francisco Giants 13-7; the was the seventh in the last Manager Sparky Anderson, Woodie Fryman, also 8-6 with four-hit masterpiece for his Houston Astros nipped the eight games for Messersmith, include Tom Seaver>of the a 3.71 ERA,' will.be playing in 198th career triumph and 39th them in a rowC On the back New York Mets 1-0 in 10 9-6, who went the distance in ELKS' CLUB \ Mets, Andy Messersmith of his second all-star game. shutout while Rick Burleson Bulletin nine he opened with a par four innings and the Chicago Cubs his previous eight starts. Atlanta, Woodie Fryman of Three right-handers — Rho- delivered a two-run single. •SOUTHPORT, England on the 10th, then shot two blanked the San Diego Padres Cardinals 13, Giants 7 STAG NITE Montreal, Ken Forsch of den, Forsch and Montefuscq Chicago Manager Paul (AP) — Christy O'Connor Jr. birdies—a three on No. 11 and 4-0. St. Louis scored seven runs Houston, .John Montefusco of — will be playing in the Richards ignored the of Ireland, Norio Suzuki, a a two on 12. His three straight Ken Griffey's two-run in the first inning and coasted Thursday San Francisco, and Rick midseason classic for the first designated hitter option and Japanese playing outside his birdies were a four on 15, three double sparked a five-run over San Francisco as Jerry Rhoden of the Los Angeles, time. Rhoden.is 8-0 with a 2.77 Brett became the first pitcher native country for the first on 16 and a four on 17. seventh inning that carried Mumphrey blasted four hits JulyS Dodgers. ERA while Forsch, a reliever to bat regularly in a time, and 19-year-old The Japanese would have Cincinnati over Montreal. The and Willie Crawford a home Special Menu , Jones, who will be making with a 1-2 record and 1.94 meaningful game since the Spaniard Severiano taken the lead but he missed Reds led 5-4 when they loaded run amd two doubles. The pair Orders his second all-star ERA, has 14 saves this year. American League adopted the B a 1 1 e s t e r o s shot the 18th green and took a the bases in the seventh led an 18-hit attack which Served From appearance, is the winningest , John "The Count" Monte- DH rule four years ago. Brett three-under-par 69s today for bogey six. against Don Carithers, the helped send San Francisco 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. pitcher in the major leagues fusco, last season's rookie of went O-for-3, although he lined the early first-round lead in "Brian Barries, another second Montreal pitcher, on a right-hander Ed Halicki, 7-11, , Meeting at 8:00 p.m. ^ this year with a 15-3 record the year, is 7-8 with a 3.25 ,to short, grounded sharply to the British Open Champion- British Ryder Cupper, was in single, a walk, a sacrifice and from the mound with none and a 2.51 earned run average ERA., first and lined to first. ship. at 70. an intentional walk. out. Ballesteros gained a tie for U.S. pro Tom Kite was two After Griffey drove in two Astros 1, Mets 0 -the top spot with a birdie on under par after nine with a 32. runs, Joe Morgan was walked Jerry DaVanon's single We're First in 'the 13th hole. He also birdied He fired three birdies on the intentionally and George over a drawn-in infield scored Service, First In Nos! 3, 7 and 12 and bogeyed first five holes, >but took a bo- Foster reached on an error by Wilbur Howard from third Cash & Carry No. 8. gey five on the ninth. second baseman Pete base with the winning run in Prices! O'Connor, a British Ryder Jack Nicklaus, a two-time MacKanin. Foster got an RBI the 10th inning as Houston Cup player, was the first British Open winner, was one on the play and a second run beat New York. Despite finisher on the 7,001-yard, of those having trouble with scored on the error. Dan .control problems, J. R. par-72 course which was the course, made tougher by a Driessen capped the inning's Richard, 8-9, went all the way playing tough for the majority tricky breeze. He bogeyed the scoring with a sacrifice fly to for Houston, scattering eight of early finishers. The first two par four holes, made center. hits. Irishman made the turn in a birdie on the par three fourth two-under-par 32 but then fell and was one over after five victim to a triple-bogey eight holes. on No. 13. Gary Player, the 1974 Open Major League Suzuki, 24, went out in one: champion, got home in even- Carpet Grass over 35, then charged home par 72 and said, "I played bet- with five birdies, three of ter than I scored." Leaders For ihe No-tor* lawn All-weather fiber 1o re- American League 57. . QUALITY tain luxuriant look. 6* wide. BATTING (175 at bats)- RUNSBATTED IN— G.Brett, KC, .354; McRae, KC, G.Foster, Cin, 69; Kingman, HOG PANELS Indoor-Outdoor CARPET Major Leagues .339; LeFlore, Det, .334; Bos- NY, 65; Morgan, Cin, 60; door corpeling. Mode of higl iber, lor long lasting beauty By The Associated Press tock, Min, .328; Munson, NY, Schmidt, Phi, 59; T.Perez, .322. Cin, 55. ALUMINUM AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City (Hassler 0-6) at RUNS—Otis, KC, 53; HITS—Rose, Cin, 111; PATIO DOORS East New York (Hunter 10-7), (n) Rivers, NY,'52; R.White, NY, Montanez, Atl, 104; A.Oliver, W L Pet GB Minnesota (Singer 7-3) at 51; Hargrove, Tex, 51; North, Pgh, 102; Buckner, LA, 102; New York 47 29 .618 — Milwaukee (Augustine 2-5), Oak, 50. Garvey, LA, 101. Boston 38 37 .507 8>/2 (n) DOUBLES—Madlock, Chi, COMBINATION PANELS Cleveland 38 37 .507 8'/2 • Detroit (Bare 3-5) at Texas RUNS BATTED 20; Zisk, Pgh, 20; Simmons, (Blyleven6-9), (n) IN—Chambliss, NY, 56; Detroit 36 39 .480 10V2 Burroughs,Tex, 56; StL, 19; Montanez, Atl; 19; Baltimore 36 41 .468 11% Cleveland (Wait 2-3) at Cali- Winfield, SD, 19. Milwaukee 29 43 .403 16 fornia, (Kirkwood 2-7), (n) Mayberry, KC, 55; Otis, KC, TRIPLES—D.Cash, Phi, 8; PRE-HUNG West Baltimore (Cuellar 4-9) at 50; Munson, NY, 49. D.Parker, Pgh, 7; Tyson, StL, viking Entry Lock Set INTERIOR Kansas City 48 30 .615 — Oakland (Mitchell 3-5), (n) HITS—G.Brett, KC, 112; 7; Geronimo, Cin, 7; W.Davis, Texas 44 32 .579 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE McRae, KC, 98; LeFlore, Det, SD, 6. GARAGE IDEAS DOORS Oakland 4040 .500 9 East 97; Rivers, NY, 97 ; HOME RUNS—Kingman, 2/0 x 6/8 x 1 '/," Louan Door Minnesota 36 42 .462 12 W L Pet. GB Chambliss, NY, 96; Carew, NY, 27; Schmidt, Phi, 22; bored for lock, pine jamb, 2 hinges, l Min, 96. DOUBLE DELUXE Chicago 35 42 .455 12/z Philadelphia 52 24 .684 — G.Foster, Cin, 17; Monday, Deadlatch security California 34 '49 .410 16Vz Pittsburgh 43 33 .566 9 DOUBLES-McRae, KC, Chi, 14; Morgan, Cin, 14; 24' x 24' feature Tuesday's Results New York 43 40 .518 12VZ 20; Carty, Cle, 19; Rivers, NY, Cedeno, Htn, 14. Easy to install Kansas City 3-4, New York St. Louis 3444 .43620 18; Otis, KC, 18; Har-grove, STOLEN BASES-Cedeno, 1-7 ^ Chicago 33 46 -.418 21V2 Tex, 18. Htn, 27; Brock, StL, 25; Mor- Wrt<'.J-»toll pong* with * lid* Include 1 1t>7 4-m Boston 4, Chicago 0 Montreal 25 47 .347 25 TRIPLES-G.Brett, KC, 8; gan, Cin, 23; Griffey. Cin, 22; condrvclion el H" btwlatod »Uathtng arid (*• prinwd ir hofdboonJ tiding,! illp.h*°d unit*, 2*6 rattan Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 2 West Garner, Oak, 8; LeFlore, Det. Lopes, LA, 22. 3»* MvdM 2<".on MAIM, oil rwcMMry nolli, trim Texas 3, Detroit 2 Cincinnati 50 31 .617 — 6; 6Tied With 5. PITCHING (7 Decisions)— Cleveland 7, California 3 Los Angeles 45 37 .549 5% HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak, Rhoden, LA, 8-0, 1.000,'2.76 Oakland'2, Baltimore 0 San Diego 42 39 .519 8 18; Hendrick, Cle, 15; Yastr- R.Jones, SD, 15-3, .833, 2.51 Atlanta 38 42 .475 HVfe zemski, Bsn, 14; L.May, Bal, Matlack, NY. 10-2, .833, 2.45 Wednesday's Games v Prices good thru July 14 INSUUTED Chicago (Johnson 6-7) at Houston 38 43 .469 12 13; Rice, Bsn, 13. Alcala, Cin, 7-2, .778, 5.06 STEEL ENTRANCE Boston (Pole4-4) San Fran. 33 50 .398 18 • STOLEN BASES-Patek, Reed, Phi, 6-2, .750, 2,84 YELLOW PINE Tuesday's Results KC, 37; North, Oak, 37; Norman, Cin, 6-2, .750, 3.09 DOOR Chicago 4, San Diego 0 Baylor, Oak, 35; Carew, Min, Carlton, Phi, 8-3, .727, 3.80 POSTS IV." thick. Emboiud dmign 32; LeFlore, Det, 26; Kaat, Phi, 8-3, .727,2.97. bolh'Sldat. Cannot warp or Business & Office Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia twill. 3 hlna»l. Drilled lor 1 Campaneris. Oak, 26. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, lock. Foamed Polyurvlhane car*. 3'0"«6'8" tlie. K.D. EQUIPMENT Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 2 PITCHING (7 Decisions)— NY, 119; Mssrsmith, Atl, 102; 4" x 6%'... Cincinnati 10, Montreal 7 Garland, Bal, 9-1, .900, 2.04 J.Richard, Htn, 100; P.Niekro, Houston 1, New York 0, 10 Fidrych, Det, 9-1, .900, 1.85 Atl,91;Lolich,NY,84. innings Bird, KC, 9-1, .900, 2.86 LAUAN PANELING St. Louis 13, San Francisco W.Campbell, Min, 9-2, .818, Comp)*t« wifh tram* and w*olh*r 7 . 3.18 Kern, Cle, 6-2. .750. 2.22 i tripping. MeeU FHA specifications Wednesday's Games Vuckovich, Chi, 6-2, .750, 3.92 ^ W» olio itock potts up lo 6 Dance your ears off 1i and poles up lo 25' In length San Diego (Freisleben 6-3) Leonard, KC, 8-3, .727, 3.07 at low cash and carry prices. • Desks • Chairs at Chicago (R. Reuschel7-6) J.Brown, Cle. 7-3, .700,2.97. • Filing cabinets . Pittsburgh (Reuss 7-5) at STRIKEOUTS—Ryan, Cal, Atlanta (Ruthven9-7), (n) 144; Tanana, Cal, 126; Blyle- FREE 1 HOUR PARKING ->. Los Angeles (Sutton 7:8) at ven. Tex, 115; Jenkins, Bsn, IN REAR Philadelphia (Underwood 101; Hunter, NY, 89. : OFFICE 4-1), (n) National League -STORE HOURS- Cincinnati (Norman 6-2 or BATTING (175 at bats)— PRODUCTS CENTER Zachry 7-3) at Montreal (Ro- A.Oliver, Pgh, .370; .^'SATURDAY ff and gers 2-6), (n) W. Crawford, StL, .347; MU^^faA tmV dK^TpMMfli t<4WMV' 4MM* /VriMttf & A San Francisco (Montefusco McBride, StL, .342; Rose, Cin, STONE'S 78) at St. Louis (McGlothen .338; Griffey, Cin, .336. Hwy. 30 Downtown Carroll 7-7), (n) RUNS—Rose, Cin, 72; Grif- 792-4142 ' 792-3901 New York (Kooosman 8-6) fey, Cin, 64; Schmidt, Phi, 62; 6th Street atHouston (Andujar4-4), (n) Morgan, Cin, 60; Monday, Chi, Downtown Carroll