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. 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 Eric Siemer, -scoring 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 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 Frank Gullett to 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 and added a "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 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 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 and Yankees still have their $1.5 the 6-2. Baylor, an intentional walk to added a deci- infrequent starts, his 586th been following 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 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 touched off a relief 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 . ' Southpaws 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 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 his first . 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 record'of 25-5 this season, will Right-hander , 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 '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 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 O'Connor, Suzuki Atlanta.Braves trimmed the Marshall combined on a the edged the baseball game: righthander with an 8-6 record average, scattered six hits. 4-2; the St. seven-hitter, leading Atlanta 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 , pitched a Take Early Lead 13-7; the was the seventh in the last Manager , , also 8-6 with four-hit masterpiece for his 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 1-0 in 10 9-6, who went the distance in ELKS' CLUB \ Mets, of his second all-star game. shutout while Rick Burleson Bulletin nine he opened with a par four innings and the 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, 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 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, 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 scored Service, First In Nos! 3, 7 and 12 and bogeyed first five holes, >but took a bo- Foster reached on an by Wilbur Howard from third Cash & Carry No. 8. gey five on the ninth. 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. -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