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AliDUnoN A lwfi-b;iHP f-r- I);ivc Campbell Id slar! the hoi ' Wilh the s|K-c(ly Kvcrelt on to end the threat. The Tigers got back into close but the throw to first on a dou- drew a pass, stole second, took rror on a pick-off attempt. UHU "f HIP seventh. Then cmnc. third ami one down, thn Tigers Tim«t Herald, Carroll, U. C The Tigers wasted Mickey contention in the fifth when f'et- ble play attempt was wide. Al third on a wild pitch and ap- thwarted Carroll High's come- I ho ill-fated pick-off at. first and tried a squeeze play. Hut Roger Thursday, May 19, 1969 * Everett's one-out triple in the lilt and Everett lived on succes- Campbell singled to center to peared to be doomed as Bob back hopes in an fl-7 loss to An- the runner went to third and j Fuller's hunt was caught by the third when Lykke recorded :-.ive errors after one was down, plate Peterson. Then Sprock Baudter and Lehrkamp each dubon in a West Central League scored on Al Campbell's sacri- 1 pitcher and the subsequent toss Dave Campbell kept the rally three of his 15 strike outs. I'ettit.t scored on the second er- singled to right, to score the sec- fanned. Craig Edwards batted opener here Wednes- fire fly to centerfield. j to third wiped out Everett in a going with a single to left. Mon- Meantlme, Kenning was bold- ror E v e r e 11 stole third and ond run in the inning. for DeBower and drew a pass. aban scored on Al Campbell's day night. ! j (|()linic p]ay. ing Audubon at bay. He got in a came home on a passed ball be- The Wheelers added a cushion Henning singled to center to ground-out, and Dave Campbell iam In the second when Warren fore Kuller singled past short. run in the sixth when Jeff Han- plate the tie run, but V e 11 e r scored on Martin R p r o c k's * _ ._ . _, .. Ji. •m Heli * 1l1 fanned^ ._ ...l, but~. .t1 AAll BocT)s\silks sen led off with a walk, went to tht winning run for the Wheel- Campbell singled, went, to went down on strikes to end tho Ti»ers ground-out. ond on a had pick-off throw and drew a walk. Then Gary Lchr- second on a passed ball and rally. er* in the bottom of the sev- " ] first frame. Warren Camphcll jumped off to a quick led off and was safe on an er- Carroll loaded the bate* on stole third. The runner tried to karnp's lap to the pitcher ended took third on a wild pitch. War- enth after a four run rally by Elsewhere in the league, do- lead in the first as Bruce Pet- ror. Don Woston tripled to cen- three coniecutlv* walla with score when a pitch got. away the frame, ren Campbell plated the run tht Tigers had tied the score fending champion Perry blasted titt douhlcd to left, Mickey Ev- j ler, and then Auduhon success- one down In the second, but from the catcher, but Roger Audubon bounced back with with a to center. in tht top of the last frame. Fuller's quick recovery and toss two more in the bottom of the Breda, 12-2, in six frames. erett .singled to center and An- fully executed the squeeze play Henning popped to first and Carroll rallied in the sev* Mark Henning, Carroll's soph- dubon's Paul L y k k e wild- as Tom Monalian came through Denny Vetter's fielder* choice to Kenning nailed Campbell at fifth. L a r r y Peterson walked, Ron Pennlngton, Perry left- the plate. I'we. Campbell lined to short, enth when Pettitt led off with omore hurler, issued a pass to j pitched I'nllitt home. with a bunt single. erased Jim DeBower at second his second double. Everett Baseball . . . See Pago I singled to center to score Pet- titt. The Audubon defense Andretti came unhinged on the throw BILL Seattle's Goof Major Canoe Race In to the plate where the catcher Insisted he had tagged the BURGESS Radiator speeding Pettitt. As the catch- GIVES Leagues er held the ball and conversed GOOD DM. On June 8 with the , Everett sped Nullifies Rally DEALS By The Associated Press Bugs 500 By DAVE WHITNEY their canoes down to the river to third from where he scored ] By The Associated Press presented the wrong line-up I'rcss Wrltrr) and taken on the challengers. on a wild pitch. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) - . . . Loti of Ray Culp might think the cards to the umpires and oppos- Evolved centuries ago by the They are two-year veterans of real good dealt. ing Manager Earl Weaver. East Division | With the start of the 53rd Indi- EJVOIVUU ueniuuua afcu uj i.». - t__..u !„ tv,n Fuller ujicr walkedwaiKeu, istols i o j e seconseuuiidu That't why American League expansion anapolis 500 only 24 hours away, North American Indian of tho the canoe races circuIt In the Bill Burgess clubs can't be embarrassed, but W. L. Pct.G.B. , and have graduated to When Tommy Davis, batting controversy raged at the Speed- Great Plains, the canoe still throw got away and then scored Salli Can. he hasn't seen the egg on Joe Chicago 30 16 .652 — 63-pound racing canoe Lots of Can. out of turn as were five other way today over a rules interpre- holds its own among outdoors- on another wild pitch. Schultz' face. Pittsburgh 22 21 .512 6 hull for competitive events Seattle starters, smacked a tation that affects at least two men even though boats of ev- Bell, representing the tie run, St. Louis 21 23 .477 8 are where it is permitted. Culp, Boston's winningest two-run double in the fifth New York 19 23 .452 9 of the top contending cars. , the Husteds, pitcher, struggled to a 4-3 inning. Weaver exercised his Srr h W Phila'phia 17 23 .4-25 10 Mario Andretti, who qualified type wer l an »»»er c »' victory over Kansas City right of appeal. Davis was Montreal 11 29 .275 16 Plan an Wednesday night and then declared out, ending the inning his Brawner Hawk-Ford in the conceive. West Division Walton race as will all competi- congratulated both the Royals and nullifying the runs, and No. 2 spot in the 33-car line-up One of today's great canoe 28 14 .667 for Friday's 12 p.m. start, tors. and Seattle Pilots for their McNally went on to nail his Los Angeles 25 17 .595 3 sports is racing, and the big Their first race of this season seventh victory without a loss. threatened to pull out of the poise under fire. San Fran 24 20 .545 5 Iowa race, sponsored by the was early in May on the Fox race unless a decision affecting Izaak Walton League is on "We made a lot of mistakes Cincinnati 21 19 .525 6 River, west of Chicago in Illi- "I was in the National League him is rescinded. tap for 1:30 p.m. Sunday, out there tonight, but I can't say Houston 23 24 .489 V nois. They finished fifth among when Houston and the New June 8, in Des Moines. 46 mixed couples that entered York Mets were new teams, and much about that because I San Diego 18 30 .375 13 Andretti was ordered Wednesday by Chief Stewart Jerry Husted and his wife,l the 16-mile, 437-canoe event. Kansas City and Seattle are made the biggest one myself," Wednesday's Results Schultz said. "I had made out Harlan Fengler to remove a Betty/both 33, are typical of; During the off-season Jerry Put a knife twice the ball clubs they were," New York 1, San Diego 0, 11 the enthusiasts that have hauled;keeps in shape by lifting said the Red Sox' fireballer, two sets of line-ups and I turned innings special radiator that was in- copies of the first set over to the stalled on the ear aftor it —! weights, also. When the ice who has won eight of 10 deci- Chicago 9, San Francisco 8 melts on streams around Des to your Baltimore club and the umpire. was qualified last weekend. sions. "Pitching against them, I Houston 7, Philadelphia 6,10 Moines, they spend five nights can tell you they're really But I used the second line-up innings Fengler also ordered a new oil May Belts a week in a canoe, paddling tough. They battle you. They card for our batting order." Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 6 seven to ten miles each evening. sidedressing don't embarrass themselves." cooler removed from the "I know how Joe feels," Wav- St. Louis 6, Atlanta 2 Wynn's Mongoose-Offenhauser There are usually no money Los Angeles 6, Montreal 0 At about the same time in j er commiserated. "I've done to be driven by veteran Texan 2 For Reds awards for winning the long Seattle, the Pilots were being the same thing myself when I Friday's Games Lloyd Ruby. races, which include in many plans was managing Rochester. I Houston at Pittsburgh, 2 instances several portages drubbed by the Baltimore Or- Fengler said the installations ioles 9-5—with the help of a learned then that if you start to Atlanta at Chicago In 7-6 Win around dams and rough spots in make out a new lineup you San Fran, at New York, N on the Andretti and Ruby cars highly embarrassing faux pas violated a U.S. Auto Club rule By The Associated Press the river. Usually the main by Manager Schultz. immediately tear up the old Los Angeles at Phil'phia, N No matter how hard Jimmy j award for winning is a trophy one." Cincinnati at St. Louis, N that prohibits any change in the Schultz changed line-ups just configuration of a car after it Wynn hits and how fast the! "I wouldn't do it for money," In other American League ac- San Diego at Montreal, N before the game when the Or- has been qualified. run, they can't j Betty says. "In fact the trophy ioles switched from right-hand- tion, Detroit nipped Oakland 3- seem to catch Lee May and the \ doesn 'even mean that mu,h to 2; Washington edged Minnesota A spokesman for the STP Anhydrous ammonia is the most efficient form' er Jim Palmer, their scheduled American League Cincinnati Reds, who stand one us.. I_ think ^1 do 4-3; California shaded Cleveland Corp., which sponsors Andretti's cause I get out of the house of nitrogen for sidedressing your row crops. pitcher, to southpaw Dave Mc- W. L. Pet. G.B. homer, one base and IVz games Nally. But the Seattle skipper 5-4 and the Chicago White Sox car, retorted that Fengler had ahead. five nights a week and get to squeezed past the New York | Baltimore 33 14 .702 — told Andretti Tuesday addition enjoy paddling through the pret if More actual nitrogen for your dollar. Yankees 7-6. Boston 27 15 .643 3% of the radiator would be permis- May got Cincinnati moving ty countryside around Iowa." if Powerful, concentrated anhydrous ammonia Detroit 22 18 .550 7V 2 sible. again Wednesday night with The Izaak Walton race will means faster-easier application of fewer Culp survived home runs by \yash'n. 22 26 .458 11% a record-tying two home runs Special Pat Kelly and Mike Fiore in New York The STP spokesman said Fen- have four divisions—for men pounds per acre. 21 25 .457 11% and then stole over 19, for mixed couples, for taming the Royals, who had Cleveland 10 28 .263 18% gler changed his mind—after FAMILY NIGHT the crew had worked most of second and Tony Perez home teams 16 to 18, and for Boy if And it is available for your crop's use-im- won four in a row. His seven West Divisioni on a delayed double steal in gave him the AL lead Tuesday night installing the de- Scouts. mediately. BOWLING Minnesota 24 18 .571 vice. the eighth inning for the win- with 79. Oakland 22 18 .550 1 ning run in a 7-6 victory over Persons wishing to enter can We offer complete crop production and crop Andretti and the other drivers Friday Nights Rico Petrocelli led the Boston Kansas City 21 22 .488 3% Pittsburgh. get the necessary forms from protection products and services. attack with his 14th homer, a Chicago 18 19 .486 3% were to meet with Fengler to- Larry E. Williams, Canoe Race lines bunt single and a double. He Seattle 20 22 .476 4 day in the annual pre-race ses- Close on their heels were Chairman, Izaak Walton League sion at which rules for the race A World of Way* to Help You Grow also set a club record of 46 con- California 13 28 .317 10% Wynn and the red-hot Astros. j at 600 21st St., Des Moines, lo- 3 $1.25 are laid down. secutive errorless games at Wednesday's Results Wynn's lone homer dropped w^ • Enjoy an evening of Most observers predicted that ft shortstop, breaking by one Chicago 7, New York 6 hi:™m „„on«e Ur.Viin/behind4 IWTaMayw fnfor rnthep NNaa- Armour Fertilizers and Pesticides from family fun and relaxation. cooler heads would prevail and shine. game the 1950 mark set by Vern Washington 4, Minnesota 3 tional League lead and the As- Stephens. that Andretti would be in the THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: CARROLL Boston 4, Kansas City 3 tros only stole second and third Tired of fooling with weedless Agri-Chemicals, Inc. Detroit 3, Oakland 2 race. on a double steal in the 10th be- Babe Parilli, backup quarter- hooks? Try using an English Baltimore 9, Seattle 5 fore Doug Rader followed with BOWL back for Joe Namath with the Ruby's crew removed the spe- fish hook on the next plastic West on Hwy. 30 Friday's Games cial oil cooler from the Texan's his second straight game-win- throw. New York Jets, worked with ning hit as Houston edged Phila-| Carroll, Iowa University of Washington quar- New York at Kansas City, 2 car after the final practice ses- first Farm Service Center sion Wednesday, but Andretti's delphia 7-6. Chicago at Washington, 2 . . *i 1 A| I I oWf- thti ive; wormvruini,j anC4iivd4 you'lr w w 1l1 fini ii jdu itit.. terbacks during spring practice. 500 Grant Road Detroit at Seattle new radiator, installed on the m s victory was is ; j. j enables yo u to dra6g the Cleveland at Oakland, 2 top of the car just behind the in a row, longest winning streak worm 'acros s weed' s and lily CarroM. low* Baltimore at California, N driver's head, was still on the in the major leagues this sea- pads, but gives the worm an | Minnesota at Boston, N machine Wednesday night. son, but it didn't get the fifth exciting action. Fengler admitted he gave place Astros any closer than I Ms Donn Clendenon of the Mon- Clint Brawner, Andretti's chief games behind fourth place Cin- Guard Against treal Expos struck out 163 times mechanic, permission to install cinnati in the West Division as II ii with the in the device. But he said he had the Reds won the sixth consecu- UNBELIEVABLE 1968. It was the top figure in to change the ruling after a tive game. the National League. meeting of USAC officials Tues- At the same time, Montreal day night. dropped farther behind every- TIRE SALE CATTLE BLOAT one when Los Angeles handed He said it was decided that the Expos their I2th successive Continues or BUILT-IN use of the radiator would defeat. In other games the New Now You Can Prevent change the body configuration. York Mets ended a five-game i A. J. Foyt, whoso Coyote-Ford losing streak with a l-O victory ALL TIRES SOLD AT DEALER'S ' PROTECTION has the pole spot for Friday's over San Diego in II innings, St. Legume Bloat race, said he had asked Fengler Louis bounced Atlanta 6-2 and, WHOLESALE COST FOR YOUR HOME last week for permission to in- in the afternoon, the Chicago (Installation Charge Only $2.00 Each) stall a similar radiator after his Cubs tripped San Francisco 9-H KKHH NO TRICKS — NO GIMMICKS car was qualified. He was told helped by Randy Hundley's he couldn't. grand slam homer.

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