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Game Summary Ken Kieck Breaks Ankle— Palmer is Prep Loop Nats Trip Loop Confident W L Pet. Kuemper 2 0 1.000 Leaders in 22nd Audubon 1 0 1.000 By The Associated Press eight days ago, bounced into an Of Victory Perry Clips CHS, 10-0 Jefferson 1 0 1.000 The Washington Senators are inning-ending double play in the Perry 3 1 .750 20th before turning the tables on SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP) — Carroll 0 1 .000 making sure Mike Epstein gets PERRY — Dan Diddy's two- second frame as their center for the Bluejays. Seeley walked, a chance to play. .and play. Chicago right-hander John Buz- The weather was hot and mug- hit whitewash turned back the Tim** Herald, Carroll, la. fielder, Kenny Kieck was ush- but was caught in a run down Lake City 0 1 .000 hardt in the 22nd. gy and a blazing sun beat down Tuesday, June) 13, 1967 Breda 0 2 .000 .and play. Carroll Tigers in their initial ered off the field with a broken at second and was put out. Esptein, who earned his first on the thousands who gathered West Central summer baseball ankle suffered in an attempted Janovick tapped to the pitcher Denison 0 2 .000 Epstein, in fact, might still be to watch the practice rounds for pair of singles. full shot in the majors when the league venture, 10-0, here Mon- slide at second base. Scott and was thrown out at first. La»t Week's Results- playing Monday night's game Orioles dealt him to Washington the U.S. Open Golf Champion- day night. The Bluejays cashed in on Richardson and Jeff B c n c k c Patton reached first on an er- Perry 1, Denison 0 against Chicago today if team- ship. five hits and three errors to turn two weeks ago, also went the Carroll's thin ranks were de- went down on strikes to finish ror and stole second. Penning- Monday Results- mate Paul Casanova, who distance, drawing intentional back the Bengals, 10-0 in five the side. ton walked, but Diddy popped caught Washington pitchers for The sun was shining for Arn- pleted by an untimely injury to Perry 10, Carroll 0 walks in both the 20th and 22nd old Palmer. "I'm going to win innings thus enforcing the ten- The Bluejays came on strong to third to retire the side with Audubon 5, Breda 0 22 innings, hadn't caught up Kenny Kieck who broke an run rule. innings as the White Sox chose it." Palmer said on the way ankle sliding into second base in the bottom of the second as no hits and no runs. Wednesday Games- with a White Sox pitcher the to gamble against Casanova. Carroll picked up their only second time around. from the airport to the Baltus- in the second inning. they picked up six runs on one Carroll couldn't connect in the Jefferson at Kuemper rol Golf Club Monday. two hits of the game in the hit. It was another discouraging top of the fourth and went down Left-hander Pete Richert, sent Carroll at Lake City Casanova ripped a bases- "I'm coming into it with a The Bluejays. who have lost first inning as Mick Everett and inning for pitcher Wilkins as he swinging three times. Audubon at Perry from Washington to Baltimore one game this season, now stand Ben Rogers each tapped singles. was charged with allowing six Friday Games— loaded single in the 22nd in- in the Epstein trade, breezed to positive attitude," he said, and 3-1 in the loop standings and no Perry added two final runs to ning, lifting the weary Sena- indicated that the cloud that Phil DenAdel and Denny Wilkens bases on balls and three wild their total in the bottom of the Denison at Carroll his first victory for the Orioles games behind leading-league were thrown out at first and pitches. Whiton opened with a tors to a 6-5 victory over the as they buried Kansas City 10-2. hung over him after last year's fourth as Grout and Whiton Breda at Jefferson exhausted American League fantastic collapse has long since Kuemper. Roger Fuller went down on clean single and advanced to each slammed doubles and See* Lake City at Audubon Cleveland edged California 7-5 Elsewhere around the league, strikes to retire the side. third on two wild pitches. See- leaders in the longest night in 11 innings; Minnesota dispersed. ley and Kinder walked. Grout game ever played in the Audubon managed to get the Perry managed to pick up two Icy, Janovick, Patton, and Pen- was trapped at second for the thumped Detroit 11-5 and Boston "I don't think about it much," majors. downed New York 3-1 in other season launched with a 5-0 vic- runs off one hit and two errors nington were walked in succes- first out, Heisler followed up PROBE FISH KILL the muscular millionaire said. tory over Breda as Kirk Me- in the bottom half of the first sion. Diddy was put out on a with a strike out and Janovick The Washington catcher, who AL games. "About the only time I think Laughlin hurled a five-hitter. frame. An error on Carroll fielder's choice, Grout took a ended the rally with a pop to DUBUQUE (AP) - Officials worked all 19 innings in a 7-5 Casanova broke up the 6-hour, about it is when someone men- McLaughlin fanned 10 while pitcher, Denny W i 1 k i n s put free ride to first, and Heisler second. were investigating Tuesday a marathon loss to Baltimore just 39-minute struggle at Washing- tions it. Mel Wernimont, making his first Seeley on first base. Janovick popped to the catcher to retire The Tigers lost their last serious fish kill in Prairie Creek ton after going hitless in eight "I guess there'll be a lot of start for Breda, whiffed 13. wasn't so lucky as he tapped to the side. chance to keep the game alive on the Elmer Meloy farm near previous at bats against Buz- that this week, but it doesn't Frank Nelson went three for VVilkins and was thrown out at Perry h u r 1 c r, Dan Diddy in the top half of the fifth as Bernard, about 12 miles south- Wills Hits hardt and five other Chicago bother me." three at the plate for the Wheel- first. Patton followed up with a whiffed three Carroll batters in Jons and Beck went down on west of here. hurlers. The reference, of course, was ers including a two-run homer single and rode in as Wilkins a row to settle the Tigers in strikes and DenAdel flew out to The said there was a possibil- to the 1966 Open at San Francis- ity heavy run-off after severe Hank Allen walked with one in the second inning. Francis muffed a tap by Pennington. the top of the third. center. 3-Run Shot out in the 22nd and sprinted to co when Arnold blew a seven- Madsen had a pair of safeties Diddy and Heisler flew out to Ben Rogers took over on the Carroll will be in action again rain storms over the weekend stroke lead with nine holes to might have swept some chemi- third on Cap Peterson's single. for Audubon and McLaughlin center and pitcher respectively mound for Carroll in the bottom on Wednesday, June 14 when The White Sox then put Epstein play, fell into a tie and eventu- contributed a double to the to end the first inning rally. of the third inning. Whiton cal into the water from fields, ally lost a playoff to Billy Cas- killing the fish. In 7-5 Win on, filling the bases for the tire- cause. Roster led Breda with a Carroll ran into trouble in the popped to first to open things Tigers .... See Page 7 less Casanova. per. By The Associated Press "I could have played all In fact, four of the last five Maury Wills, who could au night," he said. National Opens have finished in thor a book on the extra effort "If you don't get ulcers in a playoffs—and Palmer has been it takes to steal bases, has sur- game Hke that, you never will," beaten in three of them. He lost prised everyone with a chapter countered Manager Gil Hodges, to Jack Nicklaus in 1962 and to on how to succeed in home run who, like Chicago pilot Eddie Julius Boros in a three-way hitting without even trying. Stanky, had only four pitchers struggle that included Jacky Cupit in 1963. He wrote it Monday night as and a reserve catcher available he tried to punch a run-scoring at the finish. But he appeared relaxed and single and wound up hitting a The endurance exercises was confident after a practice round three-run homer, capping a five- the longest game ever under the Monday over the 7,022-yard par 1OO GALLONS 70 layout where the open will be run sixth inning that carried lights in both elapsed time and Pittsburgh to a 7-5 victory over innings. Two previous night played Thursday through Sun- St. Louis. games — the last between Los day. The homer was only his sec- Angeles and Philadelphia in Palmer shot a 71. 1964 — had gone 5 hours and 13 "I've been off for three ond of the season, giving him weeks," said golf's all-time two more than the Pirates prob- minutes.
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