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Timet Harold, Carroll, la. Friday, June 10, 1977 6 Bunger Elected Harman, RF 10 0 0 ~ Kruse Paces Kuemper, 10-1 Kruse, P 3 1 3 2 Meyers, PH 1 0 0 0 By Dennis O'Grady mound, singled home a run in and scored both times. Dan Wittrock's grounder. Edwards,SS-P.... 3 0 10 Berg, 2B 2 0 0 0 tDarwio nI-Clu Bunger, 629 Hiddeb n Board (Sports Editor) the Knights' six-run first The Tigers, now 3-2 on the After Mark Steffes popped out Siemer, P-1B 2 0 0 0 Tiefenthaler, PH.. 0 0 0 0 Valley Road, has been elected Kuemper's Jeff Kruse had inning; singled home another season and who go after sole to short, Jim Molitor laced a Wittrock, C 2 1 1 1 Schweers, IB 3 0 0 0 to a one-year term on the state one of those "almost" perfect run in the third and tripled to possession of first place in the double to left to send DeBower.PH 10 0 0 Henkenius, C 0 0 0 0 I-Club Board, a volunteer nights Thursday as the left center in the fourth. Midwest Conference tonight at Wittrock home. Steffes, RF 2 0 1 0 Totals 32 10 13 6 group of community leaders Knights made it two in a row Ken Nurse, Don Nieland and Lake City, will have their Kuemper's next outing is Volk.PH 10 0 0 By Innings: who spearhead I-Club over cross-town rival Carroll, Jim Hinners also were hitting chance again at Kuemper. Tuesday night at home when Molitor, LF 2 0 1 0 Carroll 010 000 0-1 development efforts to assist 10-1, scoring all their runs in stars for Kuemper as they Hackett, PH 1 0 0 0 Kuemper 622 000 x-10 the University of Iowa's The two teams will meet in a they will face St. Edmond of the first three innings. each banged out two hits. Reiman, 2B 2 0 0 0 Errors — Carroll 4, athletic programs. first-round game of the Fort Dodge, the state's No. Nurse topped the trio as he Pettitt, 1B-SS 2 0 0 0 Kuemper 1 The state board represents The lanky sophomore made Kuemper Invitational in two 3-rated Class AA club. his first varsity pitching start, tripled home a run in the first Totals 24 1 4 1 Left on Base — Carroll 3, more than 30 I-Clubs, whose weeks (June 23rd). Kuemper After playing at Lake City going the distance on a and slammed a two-run homer Kuemper— Kuemper 7 members support U. of I. and Carroll could also meet in tonight, the Tigers return four-hitter, fanning nine, over the 326-foot sign in the ABRHBI Doubles — Molitor, Carroll athletic programs by Class 2A district tournament home Monday night to face including five of the last six left field in the third. Nieland, CF 3 2 2 0 Triples — Nurse and Kruse, attending athletic events as play if they both win their first Manning. Nieland, who also scored Snyder, PH 1 0 0 0 Kuemper well as by contributing funds. batters he faced. game. Last year the Tigers twice, started the Knights' Baldus, LF 4 1 2 0 Homers —Nurse, Kuemper I-Clubs throughout the state Kruse, who retired the last were in Class A. Box Score: 10 batters, had a perfect night uprising in the first with a Carroll— Nurse, SS 4 2 2 3 Pitching Summary: provide volunteers to organize at bat as he went single and also singled in the Carroll got their lone run in. ABRHBI Loew,3B 3 111 IPH BBSOR ER supportive events, and grass three-for-three, including two fifth. the second as losing pitcher Buck, CF 3 0 0 0 Hinners, C 4 2 2 0 Siemer (LP) ...0.1 6 0 0 6 5 roots financial support for athletic scholarships and runs batted in. Hinners collected singles in Eric Siemer walked. He was Petersen, 3B 2 0 0 0 Diers, IB 0 0 0 0 Edwards 5.2 7 3 4 4 4 Darwin Bunger Kruse, now 2-0 on the the first and second innings later forced out at second on Collison.PH 1 0 0 0 Heller, RF .3 1 1 0 Kruse 741 91 1 equipment. Bunger, a partner in the law Bunger is a member of the firm of Kurth and Bunger, Carroll County, the Iowa State received his J.D. degree from and the American Bar Arizona State, Temple Streaking Teams in CWS the University of Iowa in 1966. Associations; the Iowa and the While at the U. of I. he lettered American Trial Lawyers OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — If lowest of any series qualifier State-Los Angeles, 40-20, faces Jerry Vasquez, 10-2, Larry hitter who was the third right-hander Randy Martz, a in football. He is a member of Associations. He has served you like streaking teams, — and is making only its Minnesota, 38-10. and Baylor, Eiler, 9-1, Mitch Dean, 5-1, and player taken in the free agent fugitive from football, is the the U. of I. Alumni Association on the Carrol] City Council Arizona State and Temple second series trip. The Owls 43-23, opposes South Carolina, Darrell Jackson, 9-3, are the draft last Tuesday. leader at 12-0. He was and is currently serving as since 1974 and he is currently a should be your teams in the finished third in 1972. 40-10, in concluding first-round pitching mainstays. The Sun After losing seven of its first first-round draft pick of the president of the Carroll area member of the Carroll County 31st College World Series. Tradition, however, is work­ games Saturday night. Devils are hitting .347 as a nine, the Gophers only other Chicago Cubs. I-Club. Historical Society. The eight-team, dou­ ing against Temple. Only two The lack of Arizona State team led by Rick Peters at losses came in the Big Ten The surprise team — and ble-elimination test to deter­ Eastern teams — Holy Cross success in the series in recent .389 and Chris Bando at .385. race — by a total of eight runs. probable darling of the crowd mine the champion of major in 1952 and Wake Forest in years has surprised some ob- In the final workout before Southern Illinois joined — is Cal State-Los Angeles, a Fire Balls New college baseball opens Friday 1955 — ever have won the title, servors — and Brock is aware leaving for Omaha, regular Temple, Arizona State and division one school only in night with a doubleheader and and the last 10 titles have been of the criticism. first baseman Dave Hudgens, Clemson by sweeping into the baseball. The Diablos the two hot clubs will be on dis­ gone to teams from the West "I realize that this club will a .372 hitter with 73 runs series without losing in qualified by rallying twice to Leader at Mimy play. or Southwest. be evaluated only on what it batted in, was hit in the nose regional play. eliminate Southern Cal, which Top-ranked Arizona State, "I think the ratings are just does in Omaha — and so will by a ball. He may miss the Valley champion Southern owns a record 10 series titles. The Fire Balls have should contact Bill Badding at 52-11, is riding an 18-game a matter of weather," says I," said Brock. series. survived a strong regional Dubbed the "East LA replaced the Par Shooters as the clubhouse. winning streak and eastern Temple Coach James "Skip" He said the current club Temple led the nation in hit­ that included usual series Raggamuffins," Cal State is the leader in the American The Standings: challenger Temple, 34-7, owns Wilson. "The western teams compares favorably with last ting with .360 and is hitting so qualifier Oklahoma and making its first series bid and League of the Men's Thursday American League— 17 straight. have 20 or 30 games played by year's which finished third in "darn well" Wilson says he Michigan. Strong late-season is guided by Jack Deutsch, Night Golf League at the Fire Balls 172-873 "We might be rated No. 1," the middle of March and get the series and sent 12 players doesn't know how good the pitching, speed and the hitting who spent 34 years in municipal course. Short Tees 173-874 noted Arizona State Coach off to a big jump. By this time on to professional baseball, Owls pitching is. of George Vukovich (.377) and professional baseball. It's his The Fire Balls lead the Par Shooters 184-882 Jim Brock, "but this is a of the year, we're all about including pitcher Floyd Pete Dempsey, a sophomore Craig Robinson (.344) have first year as a college coach. Short Tees by one shot, while Low Putters 192-897 hungry club that knows it will even." Bannister, now of the Houston shortstop and son of a former been the Salukis' strong suits. Outfielder Darrell Brown, a the Par Shooters are third, Flag Blasters 189-913 have to play its very best to Arizona State, ranked with Astros. NBA player, is the leading hit­ Clemson returns for a .395 hitter with 11 home runs. nine shots back. Chippers. 187-917 have a chance." Minnesota as the co-favorite, "We have no awesome suit, ter at .414 with 10 home runs second straight time. The 46 RBIs and 43 stolen bases, The Divot Diggers continue National League— It's the fourth time in five battles Clemson, 41-8 and a but our pitching depth is the and 55 RBIs. Tigers' mainstays have been has been sparkplug but five to lead the National League. Divot Diggers 173-890 series appearances dating winner of its first 24 games of best we've ever had," added Like Arizona State, Min­ freshman outfielder Neil other regulars are also over The Hi Drivers are in second Hi Drivers 177-897 back to 1972 that the Sun the season, while Southern Illi­ Brock. "Also this team has nesota is seeking its fourth se­ Simons, a .379 hitter, and .300. place, seven shots behind. Rinky Links. 184-904 Devils come in as the No. 1 nois, 38-10, is the opening foe done a better job of using its ries championship. pitcher Ron Musselman, 12-0. The series runs through Don Hannasch and Cy Caddie Cleaners 179-906 rated team. Their last title, for Temple. hits than any of the others and The Big Ten Conference South Carolina, second two June 16 — if an unbeaten team Hulsebus fired 38's for low Carpet Baggers ...... 187-931 however, was in 1968. After an afternoon elimina- has played to its potential champions are led by junior years ago in its first series try, is the champion—or June 17 if scratch in the American Duffers 197-936 Temple is ranked No. 8 — tion-round game, Cal more consistently." shortstop Paul Molitor, a .327 has strong pitching. Junior it goes the full 15 games. League. Joe Dalhoff, Arlo Jochims and Duane Bluml DEDHAM TOURNAMENT other leagues. There's no tied for low net with 33's. DEDHAM - The Gusto surprises to them. Bucks in Catbird's PAROCHIAL Todd Pettitt's 36 was good Cal State L.A. Grabbers of Carroll scored the "Half of my players are in­ BB LEAGUE for low scratch in the National most lopsided win in the ner city or ghetto kids," he STANDINGS League. Low net went to Steve Seat for NBA Draft Dedham 16 Inch slow pitch continued. "Some have been Quandtwitha31. in Spoiler's Role W. L. Softball tournament here in trouble, with the law but Illinois Wesleyan, Wilson There were 110 who played. NEW YORK (AP) - Some Dedham-Willey 2 0 Thursday night. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — As a One of the tension-easers is straightened themselves out. shrewd trading, plus an assist Washington of Old Dominion According to Maury Dion, Roselle — 1 1 The Gusto Grabbers blasted 5 9-year-old rookie college their phantom infield Maybe they are a little hun­ from lady luck, put the Mil­ and of Arizona. the league needs golfers. Breda No. 2 ..1.1 Ralston, 17-2, in five innings. coach, Jack Deutsch enjoys warm up. grier than other teams." waukee Bucks in the catbird's Forwards — Marques John­ Anyone interested in playing Mount Carmel 1 1 In another five inning game, presiding over what he admits "They used it against USC," Deutsch is in tough seat for today's National Bas­ son of UCLA, Walter Davis of Breda No. 1 1 1 the Templeton Juveniles is a "kookie" ball club. says Deutsch, a 34-year company for talent. The ketball Association draft of North Carolina, Greg Ballard Halbur 1 1 whipped the Coon Rapids But Deutsch's team — Cali­ veteran of professional Southern Cal area has 20 college talent. of Oregon, Cornbread SENIOR LL Arcadia 1 1 Brewers, 16-6. fornia State-Los Angeles — is baseball. "Mostly to show that four-year schools including The Bucks earned the first Maxwell of UNC-Charlotte, STANDINGS Templeton 0 2 In two other contests, Mel's no joke on the baseball field. they weren't awed. Southern Cal, winner of 10 pick in the draft by finishing of Tennessee, W. Last Week's Results- of H.albur turned back the The Diablos are cast as the "We've got a bunch of series titles, and 40 junior with the worst record in the Anthony Roberts of Oral K.C.'s 8 Breda No. 211, Templeton 1 Roselle Trio Tavern, 6-4 and spoiler in the 31st College clowns and they like to ham it colleges. Western Conference, then win­ Roberts, of Legion 7 Breda No. 1,11; Roselle 1 the Arcadia Merchants World Series that opens up. They fake errors, bad "We can offer a kid $300 in ning a coin flip from the Kan­ Texas Southern and of Kiwanis 6 Dedham-Willey 6, Mount whipped the Dedham Friday evening. throws and great catches. The books and tuition — that's sas City Kings. The trades Marquette. Elks 5 Carmel 5 < Merchants, 9-1. "We do some strange things fans loved it." compared to $3,000 for a gave the Bucks the third and Guards — of Uptown 4 5 Halbur 11, Arcadia 3 Tonight's games have the — but I don't think you'll find a After nine years as a volun­ similar package at USC. So 11th picks in the first round, Houston, of Pepsi 3 6 Mount Carmel 11, Halbur 0 Roselle Stars facing C. B. Tap looser team around or one that teer pitching instructor, you see if it's between them an meaning Milwaukee is Michigan, Ray Williams of Crouse 3 7 Roselle 7, Templeton 3 of Willey at 7; the Breda has a better time," said Deutsch took over a team that us —it's them." virtually assured of picking up Minnesota, of Dedham-Willey 12, Breda Lions 1 8 Deutsch. finished 16-33 the vear before. Thursday's Results— Zekers going against Mount Deutsch's solution has been three quality players in the Minnesota, of No. 2,6 "A lot of people are Kiwanis 13, Crouse 3 (5 Carmel at 8 and Manning Cal State-LA, 40-20, was a to rely heavily on junior annual lottery. Duke and Ed Jordan of Rut­ Arcadia 7, Breda No. 1,2 surprised we're here," said innings) ' - playing the Arcadia Budmen surprise qualifier for the ei­ college players and those They hope those three will gers. Deutsch. "But that's the way at 9. ght-team classic. Twice the passed over by major schools. complete a rebuilding job be­ Six undergraduates were East LA Raggamuffins — as ball is in California — pretty gun last year, when new also eligible, including three they are called by some — ral- even. An example is Darrell Coach Don Nelson worked a who were likely to go high in lied in late innings to "All the players know each Brown, a 6-foot-I, 180-pounder number of first and the 10-round selection process eliminate highly regarded other. They played against outfielder, hitting .395 with 11 second-year players into the — forwards of Southern California in the one another in high school, home runs, 46 RBIs and 43 sto­ lineup. Tennessee and of Western Regional. Sunday ball, Connie Mack and len bases. The key to the process is North Carolina State and , the two-time guard of The PAINTING All-American center from In­ Maryland. The other three diana. 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