Billmeier vs. Parks No Change Season Averages * As Sox and CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL STATISTICS — 1967 Player AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVE Twins Lose Wilkins 34 11 9 5 4 1 0 3 .266 KHS Hosts Churdan Tonight Richardson 40 3 11 4 2 0 0 6 .275 By The Associated Press Rogers 34 3 8 4 1 3 0 4 .235 Kuemper's top fire-baller, DenAdel, P 21 2 5 1' 0 0 0 3 .238 Times Herald, Carroll, la. 14 doubles, 16 triples and five three doubles to share the action at Fonda next Monday Jim Nash stumbled over Har­ Louie Billmeier, gets the as­ 37 11 17 4 0 0 1 5 .460 Wednesday, July 19, 1967 home runs. They also have two-base lead with Billmeier. night at 8 p.m. against the mon Killebrew again, but it was Everett signment for the acid test to­ helped their cause with 35 sto­ Fort Dodge and Lake View* Killebrew and the Minnesota Henning 30 1 3 2 1 0 0 1 .033 night in a sectional tournament len bases. The Knights will have to have 4 0 0 0 4 .147 last year. Strike-outs have been Auburn winner to be deter­ Twins who fell flat on their Fuller 34 4 5 championship game against their hitting togs on against a 4 0 0 0 1 .107 about on a par with 149 for the mined tonight in Lake View. faces and missed another Beneke 28 1 3 Joe Badding, mid-season re­ Paton-Churdan team that has 4 0 2 0 0 .117 Eaion-Churdan in Carroll Stadi­ season a year ago and 91 thus chance to share the American Jons 17 3 2 placement behind the plate, won 17 in a row since dropping No changes are anticipated in 1 0 0 0 2 .230 um at 7:30 p.m. far this year. He yielded only League lead. Vetter 26 2 6 leads the Lancer stickers with the summer season opener to the Kuemper line-up with Joe SEASONS RECORD: 3 wins, 12 losses 39 hits and 12 runs on the sea­ 1 Billmeier, with a 5-2 rec­ a .387 average and is followed Manson, 1-0. C o u n t i n g the Badding back of the plate, Lar­ Killebrew slammed his 27th son a year ago and this sum­ ord, is expected to go against by Dave Schmitz with a .357 spring season, the Rockets are ry Pirotte at first, Denny Hen- homer and fourth off Nash this KUEMPER HIGH SCHOOL mer has given up 29 hits and 12 Pete Parks who is 11-2 for average. 28-8 for the year. kenius at second, Rick Keat at season, but he and the Twins BASEBALL STATISTICS — 1967 runs in 35 fewer innings. the invading Rockets. In the important runs-batted- shortstop, Dave Schmitz at got their lumps later on a Player AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVE. In the event starter Parks controversial play that insured The Knights with a 15-4 in column, Mike Neary heads third, Terry Schroeder in left (at bat 25 or more) gets into a jam here tonight, last-place Kansas City's 5-2 The big Kuemper fireballer season mark will carry a the list with 19 while Rick Keat field, Dave Daeges in center- Joe Badding 31 7 12 7 1 2 0 1 .387 the Rockets can call on anoth­ victory over Minnesota Tues­ Has been hampered by arm team baiting average of .271 has 12 and Larry Pirotte 10. field and Mike Neary in right. Dave Schmitz 56 17 20 9 3 5 0 6 .357 troubles this season but ap­ er top-flight hurler in Denny day night. 40 4 13 8 0 2 0 1 .325 against Paton-Churdan's Billmeier and Neary share Back-up pitcher for the crucial Terry Schroeder peared to have worked out the Bertelli who hiked his record to test tonight is expected, to be 44 13 13 10 1 2 0 6 .295 torrid 17-1 club. the home run lead with two Larry Pirotte soreness in his most recent out­ 13-3 with a two-hitter against Jim Middendorf. The Lancer Nash combined with Jack 45 13 13 12 1 2 1 5 .289 each and Keat has one homer. Rick Keat ing. He has worked in 51 in- Kuemper has tallied 113 runs Rockwell City on Monday. sophomore dazzler blanked Aker for a three-hitter, keeping Jim Middendorf 29 2- 8 4 2 0 0 0 .276 the Twins a game behind the nings and carries an 0.96 off 137 hits. In the extra base Schmitz leads the club in Winner of tonight's game Audubon, 7-0, in the sectional Denny Henkenius .... 33 9 9 5 0 0 0 1 .273 league-leading Chicago White earned run average. department, the Knights have triples with five and also has will advance into a district semi-final on Monday. Mike Neary 56 8 15 19 1 0 2 3 .268 Sox after Minnesota missed a Dave Daeges 38 7 9 2 1 0 0 1 .237 Control problems have similar chance to pull into a tie Louie Billmeier 42 18 9 7 3 1 2 4 .214 pTagued the Kuemper ace this Girls 13-14—Marge Stangl, Boys 10-Glidden, 1:46.3 Monday. (M), :25 Denny Walden 41 2 8 3 1 0 0 1 .195 season as he has issued 27 Girls 11-12—Manning, 1:41.1 The White Sox held their lead (at ba05 or less) passes in 51 frames compared Manning Upsets Boys 13-14—Randy Try on, Boys 11-12—Manning on dis­ despite a 6-3 loss to California, Tim Knoblauch 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 to only 15 walks in 86 innings (G), :24.3 qualification of Glidden. time which climbed within Vh games Lynn Wiese 21 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 .143 Girls 15—Nancy Leonard, not recorded of the Sox. Friendly, Pleasant (G), :26.4 Girls 13-14-Glidden, 2:05 Dick Heithoff 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Don Tigges Is Glidden Tankers Boys 15—Jim Fink, (M), :20.5 Boys 13-14-Glidden, 1:19.8 Boston and Detroit also Mark Wiedenfeld 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 A Hard Worker Girls 15—Glidden, 1:30 moved up. The Red Sox closed Scott Schmitz 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 BREAST STROKE MANNING —The Manning back crawl and breast stroke. Boys 15-Glidden, 1:10.5 within games by beating TEAM TOTALS 506 113 137 85 14 16 5 35 .271 swim team upset Glidden's pre- Jim D e n n e y, the Manning Girls 10-Kathy Miller, (G), 6-2 behind Jim Lon- v i o u s 1 y unbeaten Iowa West swim team , posted a :27.4 borg and Earl Wilson pitched Conference champions, 220-180, double individual triumph in Boys 10—Don Opperman, the Tigers within 3% games by here Tuesday night. Major Leagues the 15 and over group with a (M), :36.2 Bucs Blow stopping Washington 5-2. The breast stroke win and a blister­ Paced by a triple individual Girls 11-12—Nancy Wiese, were rained By The Associated Press New York 4, Houston 2 ing :17.1 time in the butterfly. win by Jess Zerwas, swim­ (M), :34 out at Cleveland. National League Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 4 Don Opperman weighed in for ming in the girls 10 and un­ Boys 11-12—Dave Copp, (G), Sweep With Ken Harrelson had doubled W. L. Pet. G.B. Today's Games the 10 and under group with a der class, the Bulldog :30 home two unearned runs and St. Louis 52 37 .584 — Houston at New York, 2 breast stroke and butterfly win. splashers posted a top-heavy Girls 13-14—Marge Stangl, scored a third in the first in­ Chicago 51 38 .573 1 Los Angeles at Phila'phia, N (M), :27.3 124-76 advantage in the girls' Dwight Haggard and Nancy Two Pitches ning, giving Nash a 3-0 lead. But Cincinnati .... 51 41 .554 Vh San Fran, at Pittsburgh, N Boys 13-14—Dwight Haggard, segment of the dual meet. Shaner were the only Glidden Killebrew, who beat Nash with Atlanta 46 40 .535 4% St. Louis at Cincinnati, N (G), :27.9 PITTSBURGH (AP) - It swimmers to net double indi­ two homers in one game and San Fran 48 43 .527 5 Atlanta at Chicago Glidden's boys had a narrow didn't take Danny Murtaugh vidual wins. Haggard won the Girls 15—Irene Stangl, (M), homered in another victory over Pittsburgh .. 43 43 .500 7% Thursday's Games 104-96 edge but that wasn't :20.8 long to find out why Harry boys 13-14 free style and breast him, closed the deficit to 3-2 Ehila'phia .... 42 44 .488 ZVi Houston at New York, N enough to offset the loss of Boys 15—Jim Denney, (M), Walker was fired. "If I haven't got the car you stroke. Shaner took the girls 15 with a two-run shot in the fourth Los Angeles 37 51 .420 14% Los Angeles at Phil'phia, N points by the girls. :21.5 want, I'll find it for you." Don and over free style and butter­ All it took was two pitches by inning. New York .... 35 51 .407 15% San Francisco at Pittsburgh Tigges, salesman at Bill Bur­ It was the first setback in fly events. BUTTERFLY Billy O'Dell that ruined a good It was 4-2 when the decisive Houston 36 53 .404 16 St. Louis at Cincinnati, N gess Motors, has been heard play occurred in the seventh. Atlanta at Chicago making this statement to a seven outings for the confer­ Event Winners: Girls 10—Jess Zerwas, (M), pitching job by Tommie Sisk Tuesday's Results Killebrew had walked, took sec­ customer many a time, and by ence champions. :31.8 and turned a Pirate doublehead- Chicago 9, Atlanta 3 golly, he usually ends up do­ FREE STYLE ond on a balk and tried to score Manning will be back in ac­ Boys 10—Don Opperman, er sweep against San Francisco Philadellhia 5-1, Los Angeles ing it, if they will give him Girls 10—Jess Zerwas, (M), on Tony Oliva's single, but Kil­ 0-2 tion Wednesday with a trek to (M), :34.9 into a split Tuesday night. W. L. Pet. G.B*. just a little time. A relative :23.4 lebrew missed the plate as he newcomer in the car trading Carroll for a dual meet to wrap Girls 11-12—Jennifer Zerwas, Willie McCovey slammed O'- Pittsburgh 8-2, San Fran. 6-3 Boys 10—Mark Hunt, (G), and catcher Phil Roof collided Chicago 50 38 .568 — business, Don soon found out up the regular schedule. (M), :25.4 DelFs second pitch for a two-run Minnesota .... 49 39 .557 1 that the best way to do a lot :23.6 and Roof tagged him out. Roof Boys 11-12—Tim Eicke, (G), homer and a 3-2 Giant victory of business is to help the cus­ Double individual winners for Girls 11-12—Mary Opperman, then threw out Oliva trying for Little Leaguers Boston 47 40 .540 2% :28.5 after Pittsburgh won the first tomers buy what they want. Manning included Peggy Ben­ (M), :21.6 second, completing a strange Detroit 46 41 .529 3% Only here a couple of years, Girls 13-14—Peggy Bennett, game 8-6. nett, girls 13-14 group, in free Boys 11-12—Dave Wurr, (M), doubleplay. California .... 49 44 .527 3% but Don has become one of (M), :23.4 Launch Tourney Baltimore .... 42 47 .472 8% the top salesmen by working style and butterfly; Nancy :23.1 That marked the fourth time "It had to be obstruction by Boys 13-14-Dave Rich, (G), Cleveland .... 42 47 .472 8% hard for his customers, both Wiese, girls 11-12, in back Girls 13-14—Peggy Bennett, in eight games since the All- the catcher," said an inflamed 22.2 to find them what fits their crawl and breast stroke; and (M), :19.6 Star break that baseball's best Twins' Cal Ermer. Thursday at 6:30 Wash'n 42 48 .467 9 needs, and to take care of any Girls 15—Nancy Shaner, (G), Marge S t a n g 1, girls 13-14, in Boys 13-14—Dwight Haggard, hitting team got good pitching "He was 12-15 feet up the line at New York .... 39 48 .448 10% little problems that might 23.1 and lost. The Carroll and Denison Lit­ Kansas City 38 52 .422 13 possibly arise after they buy (G), :18.6 least and he doesn't have the tle League teams square off at their car. On the rare oc­ Girls 15—Nancy Shaner, (G), Boys 15—Jim Denney, (M), ball yet." Tuesday's Results Walker pinpointed it as he the Carroll Little League stadi­ casion that one of Don's cus­ :18.6 17.1 Boston 6, Baltimore 2 tomers has a claim on a car unwound in the living room of um Thursday evening in the Kansas City 5, Minnesota 2 Boys 15—Blaine Lensch, (G), MEDLEY RELAYS "I was in the act of catching that's in warranty, new or SHAME his suburban home Tuesday aft­ firti game for both teams of Detroit 5, Washington 2 used, Don is just as eager to :17.1 Girls 10—Manning, 2:16.6 the ball and that's the way the ernoon before Murtaugh even this year's tournament compe­ California 6, Chicago 3 see that it is taken care of as Boys 10—Manning, 2:18.3 umpire ruled it," Roof ex­ It would be a shame to BACK CRAWL put on a uniform. tition. Play gets underway at New York at Cleveland, raia if it were his own car. If entrust your valuable house­ plained. "He hit my hip as I you're going to be looking at Girls 11-12—Manning, 1:22.6 "Just one more hit a day, 6:30 p.m. hold goods to any but the Girls 10—Jess Zerwas, (M), Boys 11-12-Glidden, 1:49.1 turned. I think that's what Today's Games cars very soon at all, now finest moving service. En­ :29 that's all it would have taken," flipped him over the plate. Har "Both teams drew a bye in the would be a good time to get Girls 13-14-Glidden, 1:47.4 Chicago at California, N joy a "Wife-Approved" Boys 10—Brad Zerwas, (M), he said. "But that's baseball." mon wasn't mad—he said he opening round and the Thurs­ Minnesota at Kansas City, N in touch with Don Tigges at move by North American Boys 13-14-Glidden, 1:34.8 day game will be the quarter Bill Burgess Motors. He pos­ Van Lines. It's the best! :33 Girls 15-Glidden, 1:41.1 Murtaugh, who stepped down knew I wasn't trying to hurt Washington at Detroit, N sibly has just the car you final game of district play. Phone for estimate. John Girls 11-12—Nancy Wiese, Boys 15—Manning, 1:21.5 in 1964 after managing the Pi­ him." New York at Cleveland, N want to show you out on the Vanderheiden, 1019 N. East, (M), :27.1 "That's a play you make once Boston at Baltimore, N big car display lot, but like he Dial 2540, Carroll, Iowa. rates for 7% seasons, was Winner of the game will meet says, if he hasn't, he'll find Boys 11-12—R a n d y Braden, FREE STYLE RELAYS talked out of retirement by Gen­ a year," said Nash, who suf­ the winner of the LeMars, Tri- Thursday's Games it for you. Adv. (G), :27.5 Girls 10—Manning, 2:02.8 eral Manager Joe Brown only 19 fered a muscle spasm in his County, Sac City, Sac County Washington at Detroit, N days after Brown said Walker right leg striking out the next bracket in Carroll on Friday, New York at Cleveland, twi­ would be his manager for a hitter, and Aker finished up. July 28. The winner of that light "long time." Bobby Knoop's two-run singl. game will meet the Jefferson, Boston at Baltimore, N climaxed a four-run first inning Boone, Marshalltown winner off Gary Peters, 11-5, and start­ the following evening, July 29, Office Chapman's Team ed the Angels to their 29th victo­ at Jefferson. ry in 41 games. Managers Lyle Bernholtz and Supplies Bill Kelso saved rookie Ricky Don Stangl have not announced See us for Regains Top Spot Clark's sixth straight triumph your office a starting line-up but the fol­ equipment. with 31-3 innings of relief, COON RAPIDS - Keith lowing boys make up the 14- Desks, yielding only a two-out homer Chapman's team regained the man tournament squad: Steve Chairs, by Walt Williams in the ninth. Stands. lead in the men's night play at Crane, Dan Nurse, George Lonborg became the first 13 Neil, Steve Garbier, Mike Try- Filing the Coon Rapids Golf Club on Cabinets. Tuesday with a 131 score. game winner in the major on, Jack Badding, Dean Kan- leagues this season as he halted ne, Randy Schmitz, Tom Grad- Jim Welch, Coon Rapids, the Orioles on five hits including oville, Kim Buchholtz, Chris STONE'S carded the best scratch score Curt Motton's two-run homer, Thompson, Mike Eifler, Wayne CARROLL, IOWA with 35, but Dean Witmer, with 11 strikeouts. Hill and Steve Heider. Perry, took the handicap hon­ SATURDAY, JULY 22 » 1:00 P. M. ors with 30. BETWEEN CROUSE CARTAGE CO. AND BLISS TIRE SERVICE BUILDINGS. Four golfers shared 31s. They were Frank Clayburg and Roy Mahon, both of Coon Rapids NEW This lumber has been inside for the past six years. 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