The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 21

21 Monday, June 24, 1974 THE DAILY DISPATCH, Moline, Illinois sweep miamlls allaDwim tfMe Aimgells9 The Quad-City Angels turned to their ace Sunday night to nail down their division title for the First Game pnirit By Paul Carlson QUAD-CITIES ab bi WIS. RAPIDS ab bi 4 0 10 Farkas ss 1 0 0 10 0 0 tying run. Drevnak crashed into Twins' catcher Rick Tintor, and when the ball got away from Tintor Froede came on home with the winning run. Glenn Prichard pitched a dandy four-hit shutout in the second game. The Angels got just five hits off lefty Jerry Garvin, two of them in the second inning producing the game's only run.

Drevnak again beat out an infield hit, and Pat Kelly tripled him home. entertain Waterloo at 7:30 in O'Donnell Stadium. Panick allowed just four hits in the extra-inning opener. He was wilder than usual, issuing seven walks, and he needed a rally by his team after the Twins got a run in the ninth to break the 1-1 tie that had stood since the fourth inning. The Angels rallied after two men had been retired in the ninth.

Dave Drevnak and Kent Froede both beat out infield hits. Ponciano Cruz singled to right to score Drevnak with the half title, they would have had to lose both their games and Burlington swept its pair. Instead, the Angels came back to ice the cake with a 1-0 victory over the Twins in the second game. A crowd of 2,291 fans watched the double -header. Wisconsin Rapids had already clinched the Northern Division first-half title before dropping the two games Sunday.

Second half of the season begins tonight, when the Angels first half of the Midwest League baseball season. Frank Panick pitched the opener of the Sunday night double header in Davenport's John O'Donnell Stadium. He emerged with his 10th victory of the season when the Angels rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 3-2 victory over Wisconsin Rapids. Actually, the Angels didn't need that win, for Burlington was in the process of splitting its twin bill with Decatur. For the Angels to have lost the first- Hund ss Donhue Peters rf Rush lb Alb'rts 3b Drevnk cf Froede If Panick TOTALS 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 110 3 0 0 0 3 111 4 110 2 0 0 0 32 3 7 2 Ward rl Sigw'ld lb Hill If Wolfe 3b Clarcy 2b C'stt'lo cf Tintor TOTALS 5 0 1 0 4 110 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 11 4 0 10 34 2 2 .000 .000 100 100 001- 2 002- 3 Wisconsin Rapids Quad-Cities Hund, Farkas, Cruz, Tintor.

LOB Wisconsin Rapids 12, Quad-Cities 6. 2B Hill, Castillo, Wolfe, Steigerwald, Crui. 3B Rush. SF Drevnak. IP ER BB SO M'man (L, 6-3) .8 2-3 7 3 2 1 7 Panick (W, 10-1) .9 5 2 1 7 8 HBP By Messman (Alberts).

Runchey and Koors. 2:16. Second Game DBniiiiicir a it Raceway FRANK PANICK clinch pennant MIDWEST LEAGUE QUAD-CITIES WIS. RAPIDS ab bi ab bi Hund 2b 3 0 0 0 Don Bitner just didn't have much opportunity to get involved in the "bumps and grinds" of the feature race Sunday night at Quad-City Raceway. Farkas ss Ward rf Stgwld lb Hill If Wolfe 3b Clarey 2b Tintor Garvin 3 0 10 2 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Donhue If Peters rf Rush lb Alb'rts 3b Drevnk cf Kelly Marnda ss Prchard TOTALS GB 1 5': 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 12 0 2 0 11 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 21 1 1 FIRST HALF FINAL SOUTHERN DIVISION Pet.

Quad-Cities 33 26 .559 Burlington 30 27 .526 Danville 27 2 .482 Decatur 28 32 .467 Clinton 21 37 .32 NORTHERN DIVISION Wisconsin Rapids 42 21 .667 Waterloo 39 22 .639 Cedar Rapids 26 32 .448 Appleton 25 32 .438 Dubuaue 22 36 .379 result, he won it, in a As a breeze. Bitner was in fourth position, outside in the second row. But on the first turn after the green flag dropped, all three cars lined up ahead of him jammed into the wall and were knocked out. That put Bitner on the pole for the restart, and the 15-car field just got through the first lap when Lloyd Ewing of Kewanee and Gerry Reeder of Peoria tangled coming across the line, Reeder losing a tire and spinning front-to-back in the traffic flow. Both those cars 7 TOTALS 22 0 4 0 Wisconsin Quad-Cities Kelly.

2. LOB Quad-Cities 4. 3B Castilo. 13' 2 14 17' 2 ooo ooo o-o 010 ooo 1 Wisconsin Rapids 1, Wisconsin Rapids 5, Kelly. SB Peters.

drove into Weedon's back bumper, forcing Weedon to nudge Speth who spun. Speth's car died in the infield and Weedon's car had a broken tire, so both retired as Steffe hustled on to eventually overtake Strube and close some ground on Bitner. Ironically, in the line-up for the second restart Speth's car wouldn't star and Steffe, in line behind him, elected to have a push truck start him rather than give him a boost with his expensive race machine. Dan Green ran second to Roberts in the novice feature and Gary Bielema was third. John Bivins and Mike Snyder won the street class races to conclude the program.

But it was careful driving that got the veteran Peoria driver into position to breeze home. In the original line-up for the 25-lap late model feature, retired, reducing the original field of 18 cars to 13. Bitner on this restart was in front, and he drove in front the remaining 24 laps. Bitner, who brings a solid delegation of fans with him to the East Moline racing plant, was running so quietly and smoothly that he occasionally had to coax a backfire from his Chevy heading into the turns to make sure the scorers caught his number. Hershel Roberts got home first in the novice division feature race, and he also had a landslide win.

The Saturday night figure-eight racing program was flooded out. Next weekend, the IP ER BB SO Garvin (L, 7-3) ...6 5 1.1 2 6 Prichard (W, 4-1) 7 4 0 0 2 4 Koors and Runchey. 1:31. A 2,291. Saturday's Results Wisconsin Rapids at Quad Cities, rain Burlington at Decatur, rain Cedar Rapids at Dubuque, rain Clinton at Danville, rain Waterloo 3-3, Appleton 0-2 Sunday's Results Ouad-Cities 3-1, Wisconsin Rapids Aoolefon 4-4.

Waterloo 1-0 Cedar Rapids 4-4, Dubuque 3-2 Burlington 1-0, Decatur 0-5 Danville 3-4, Clinton 0-3 Tonigh's Games (Second Haft Starts) Waterloo at Ouad-Cities Appleton at Dubuque Wisconsin Rapids at Cedar Rapids Clinton at Decatur Burlington at Danville VandeCasteele big winner He's been a pro for almost a year, and as far as his pitching form is concerned, Mike VandeCasteele is "about where I want it to be." "Im pitching close to it, where I want to be at this stage," VandeCasteele said Saturday as he visited his family in Moline while waiting for the doubleheader between his Wisconsin Rapids team and the Quad-City Angels to be canceled. "I think I'm throwing my fastball a little harder, and my control's getting a little better. I still throw the fastball and curve primarily. I've been working some on my change-up." It was about a year ago that VandeCasteele, who had compiled good statistics as a pitcher for Moline High School, Black Hawk College and the Moline Reds semipro teams but who hadn't been given a tumble in the baseball draft, attended a Minnesota Twins' tryout camp in St. Joseph, Mo.

The Twins signed him, put him at Geneva, N.Y., in the New York Pennsylvania Rookie League, and he posted the lowest earned run average in the history of the league. This year, he's moved up a notch, to Wisconsin Rapids in the Class A Midwest League. "I'm facing a little better hitters this season, but then, the pitchers are probably a little more mature, too," said "VandeCasteele, who is now 21. Same team, a year older VandeCasteele is maintaining the hot pace he established out east last summer. During the first half of this season, he has compiled an 8-2 won-lost record.

After throwing a shutout last Thursday, his earned run average is at about 1:70. He's been working on a four day pitching rotation during the first half. "We might switch to a five-man rotation when we get into the second half," he said. "The schedule will thin out some, although we didn't have as many double-headers backed up on us as most of the teams did in the first half." When the double-header Saturday night was canceled, the washout gave Wisconsin Rapids the Midwest League's Northern Division pennant for the first half. "This is almost the same group of players we had at Geneva last summer," VandeCasteele said.

"We're just a year older, and we're playing together better as a group." By the 62, 198-pound right-hander was ready for a nap, or a snack. "We got the longest trips in the league us and Appleton," he said, having ridden the bus all night from Wisconsin Rapids to Davenport. "It's about a five or six hour ride here." Baseball is an uncertain career for a young man. even with records like the one VandeCasteele has compiled in his first year as a pro. "I don't know where I stand in the organization, really." he said.

"They're cutting people, up and down the line. It's really hard to figure out." Until he does find out, he'll continue to go out to that flat hill every fourth or fifth night and throw as hard as he can, as accurately as he can. Who knows fastest? tigure-eignt cars will run on Saturday night, with the late Fans attack beaten Italian soccer team the year and I just didn't have the conditioning behind said Williams, a double sprint winner at the 1973 AAU meet at Bakersfield, Calif. The 6-3 Vz native New Yorker and talented Tennessee freshman Reggie Jones, the NCAA 100-yard dash champion, are expected to run against Russia's Valery Borzov in the U.S.Soviet Union meet at Durham, N.C., July 5-6. "I hope he (Borzov) runs the 100," said Williams.

"If I'm half as psyched as I was last year, I'll go under 9.9 and redeem myself as the world's fastest human." At Russia last year, Borzov declined to meet Williams on a head-to-head basis. But Williams caught him on the anchor leg of the 400-meter relay and won going away. Quarrie, who is a co-holder of the world 200-meter record of 19.8, is a Jamaican and won't run at Durham. Asked if he would like to meet Borzov, he replied, "I would like to meet all good sprinters." LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Who's, the world's fastest human? That question was still unsettled today despite Steve Williams' world record-equalling 100-meter dash time of 9.9 in the National AAU track and field championships. Williams, the 20-year-old San Diego State sophomore who was the No.

1 sprinter in the world in 1973, was a badly beaten fourth in the 200, a race captured handily by Jamaica's Don Quarrie. Quarrie ran the 200 into a wind and won in an eased-up 20.5 on a Saturday that Chicagoan Rick Wohlhuter picked up an American record with a 1 :43.9 clocking in the 800-meter run. "It was only my third 220 of model and novice machines taking over on Sunday. A thrill show will be included on the program next weekend. There were other "bumps and grinds" that didn't involve Bitner after that first lap, but they probably made his victory run easier.

He was running comfortably ahead through 14 laps, but on that lap, three of his most capable challengers tangled. Jim Strube of Peoria was chasing Bitner and Ernie Speth of Davenport, Ron Weedon of Pleasant Valley and Duane Steffe of East Moline three of the hottest cars in the race were battling for third. On the second turn Steffe Names open with wins at Wimbledon sweeps Moline GALESBURG Moline's Junior Legion baseball team dropped both ends of a doubleheader here Sunday with Galesburg claiming the 10-inning opener 2-1 before picking up a 4-1 decision in the nightcap. The two losses drop Moline's record to 5-6 for the season, 3-3 in the Double League. Galesburg is now 2-4 in league play and 3-4 overall.

Saturday's twin bill between the two teams was rained out. Both games saw superb pitching performances by FRIDAY'S GAME DAV CEN several balls rising from the fast turf on wood. But he was never in any real danger. Spain's Manuel Orantes, needed only 55 minutes to eliminate Harold Solomon of Silver Spring, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. Defending champion Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, miffed at his sixth seedingt opened center court proceedings by defeating Sherwood Stewart of Houston, 6-3, 64, 9-7.

Fourth-seeded Stan Smith had too many shots for fellow American Grover Reed and won in straight sets 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. Bjorn Borg, the 18-year-old Swedish fifth seed, had his usual trouble with Graham Stilwell, former British Davis Cupper, and dropped a set before moving on with a 6-1, 4-6, 64, 6-1 victory on the center court. WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND (UPI) Topseeded John Newcombe of Australia, showing the effects of lack of practice on grass, opened his campaign for the men's singles crown in the $234,480 Wimbledon Tennis championships today by beating Georges Goven of France, 6-3, 6-2, 8-6. Goven, fast on his feet and with nothing to lose, went for every shot and gave Newcombe more opposition than expected. The Australian, who considers himself defending champion since he won the 1971 title and could not compete the next two years because of tennis politics, looked relieved when the 1 hour 26 minute match ended.

He was pulled out of position more than is usual and caught MOLINE ab rbi ab rbi perhaps the most exciting and (with 16 goals) the highest-scoring day of the tournament Sunday to join Brazil, East Germany, Yugoslavia and West Germany as the elite last eight in the toughest soccer competition in the world. "There are no outsiders in this party," said Dutch manager Rinus Michels. "Every team will be hard to beat." The shock of the day was at Stuttgart where the predicted Roman Carnival by second-favorite Italy against Poland turned from a fiesta to a fiasco. The Poles, playing soccer, sent the aging Italians reeling out of the Cup with goals by Andrzej Szar-mach, the competition's top scorer, and by midfielder Kazimierf Deyna. More than 500 Italian fans attacked several Italian players as they tried to board the team bus afterwards and police had to protect Valcareggi as the spectators hurled missiles at the squad.

Poland's defeat gave Argentina its chance against lowly Haiti and it seized it eagerly with a 4-1 win to qualify as second in Group Four. One of the finest displays of the day came from the irrepressible Johan Cruyff, sometimes labeled the world greatest soccer player, in Holland's 4-1 defeat of Bulgaria. Cruyff played a major part in every goal and thus led his- team to the top of Group Three, followed by Sweden, which convincingly defeated Uruguay 3-0. Sweden is the only team in the tournament which so far has not conceded a goal. As the beaten teams packed their bags, the last eight rested and put in light training 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 LATE MODEL Feature 1, Don Bitner, Peoria.

1, Duane Steffe, East Moline. 3, Jim Strube, Peoria. 4, Jim Gerber, McCausland. 5, Rollie Frink, Muscatine. 6, Doug Crawford, Geneseo.

First Heat 1, Del Williams, Aledo. 2, Jack Luth, Davenport. 3, Terry Laughlin, Ridgeview. Second Heat 1, Steffe. 2, Strube.

3, Lloyd Ewing, Kewanee. Third Heat 1, Bill Hopp, Muscatine. 2, Gerberg. 3, Gerry Reeder, Peoria. Semifeature 1, Bitner.

2, Bob Stogdell, Silvis. 3, Ray Guss, Milan. 4, Ernie Speth, Davenport. NOVICE Feature 1, Hershel Roberts. 2, Dan Green.

3, Gary Bielema. 4, Chuck Harrison. 5, Don Lenth. urst Heat 1, Mike Kennedy. 2, Bruce Carlson.

3, Al Bull. Second Heat 1, Chuck Harrison. 2, Don Dickey. 3, Bob Fitzpstrick. Third Heat 1, Roberts.

2, Roger Vergane. 3, Lenth. Semifeature 1, Don Donway. 2, Larry Blackwood. 3, John Durkin.

STREET CLASS First Heat 1, John Bivins. Second Heat 1, Mike Snyder. Herberg ss Ehiah ss W'hove 2b Reedy Mahieu cf Nelson If LeHler lb Steven'n 2 0 0 0 Grebner 3b 3 0 11 Stepp 3 0 0 0 Mahoski lb 3 0 0 0 Pena 1110 Olds ss 3 0 0 0 Erstad rf 3 0 10 McGregor cf 3 1 10 Oualley if 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 10 FIRST GAME Molina rf McCaul'y 3b 3 0 10 0 0 0 MOLINE Elijah ss ab bi ab bi 3 12 0 Baker 3b 4 0 10 FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) The World Soccer Cup entered its final stage Monday with the East Europeans elated, South America hanging in desperately and Italy under physical attack from its fans. Four teams Holland, Argentina, Poland and Sweden-fought their way through Rain stymies Schaefer500 time trials LONG POND, Pa. (UPI) -A steady rain Sunday forced postponement of the second day of qualifications for the Schaefer 500 United States Auto Club National Championship car race scheduled for June 30 at the Pocono International Raceway.

Ten cars were left on the line at the end of Saturday's qualifying runs including the Coyote of A.J. Foyt, who had taken one abortive run on Saturday, blowing an engine, and then spun during a subsequent practice period in the second turn. The cars will be allowed one qualification run when the Pocono track reopens on Thursday at 10 a.m. Foyt, who was ready for his second attempt just before the 6 p.m. deadline, was incensed when Tom Bigelow took three practice laps and three more qualifying laps before being waved off by his car owner Rolla Volstedt.

Foyt was left steaming since Bigelow's run had taken up the valuable few minutes at the close of the day. Those drivers expected to take time trials Thursday, in addition to Foyt, are Roger McCluskey, 1973 USAC National Champion, Johnny Parsons, Bigelow, Eldon Rasmussen, Larry Cannon, George Snider and Rick Muther. Two of the 10 cars have no drivers assigned. Among those who qualified on Saturday in the 33-car field include a front row of Bobby Unser, Steve Krisiloff and Wal-ly Dallenbach. In the second row are Gordon Johncock, Johnny Rutherford and Al Unser.

Rank Ryser Bndq'n ph Burke Ohlsen ph Westb's pr Totals 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 6 0 Moline hurlers Fred Ryser and Rob Ohlsen. But errors proved to be the difference in both contests. In the opener, Ryser yielded two scratch hits through the first six innings and Mark Mahieu's RBI single in the first inning was the only score up until the bottom of the seventh. In the home half of the final inning, Moline committed three errors and allowed an unearned run to tie the contest. A two-out walk in the 10th and a double by Jerry Blixt ended the game in favor of Galesburg.

Ohlsen fired five innings of no-hit ball before Galesburg garnered four runs two unearned in the bottom of the sixth inning. Moline managed one run in the seventh inning but Bob Berry's three-hitter proved too much for Moline. The Moline Legion team will host Rock Falls at the Black Hawk College diamond at 6 Wednesday night before concluding conference play with a four-game series next weekend at Cedar Rapids. Totals 24 2 5 1 Wasse'e 2b Reedy Mahieu Cf Nel'n It Herberg rf Lef'r ph-rf McC'y 3b Ver'e lb Ryser Totals 3 0 10 Nel'n ss 4 110 5 0 2 0 Blixt 3 0 10 4 0 11 Thom'n lb 2 0 0 0 4 0 10 Sals'n cf 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Camper If 3 10 0 1 0 0 0 McK'p rf 2 0 0 0 3 0 10 Hansen rf 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 Hol'b 2b 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Stone ph 10 0 0 37 I 8 1 Jacobs 4 0 0 0 .000 .020 0-0 x-2 Dav. Moline Dav.

Central Moline 2. LOB-Moline 9, Central 8. 2b-Reedy, Nelson, McGregor, Elnah. SB Stevenson, Pena. ip er bb so Q-C Braves in Sunday split Stepp (W) 7 Rank (L, 0-1) 2 Ryser 2 Burke 1 Mendez 2b 10 0 0 Totals 32 2 4 1 Moline 110 000 000 0-1 Galesburg 000 000 100 1-2 E-Moline3, Galesburg 1.

DP-Mohne 1, Galesburg 1. LOB-Molme 10, Galesburg 8 2B Nelson (M), Baker (G), Reedy (M), Blit (G). SB Salsman (G), Camper (G). S-Wassenhove 2 (M), McCaulley (M), Thompson (G). IP ER BB SO Jacobs (W) 10 8 1 1 6 10 Ryser (L) 9 2-3 4 2 1 6 13 SECOND GAME GIRLS SOFTBALL SLATER, Iowa The Quad-City Braves quelled one seventh-inning rally by last year's Iowa State runnerup Slater ballclub, but couldn't stop another, so they ended up splitting a Sunday doubleheader here.

The Quad-Citians had used a two-run rally in the third to post their victory. A leadoff double by Gary Campbell, singles by Dudley Blunt and Kurt Schultz and a two-bagger by Pat Broders provided the victory margin. GALESBURG ab bi Slater came up with three runs in the bottom of the final frame against the Braves' John McEvoy in the opener and then won the game 6-4 two innings later on Jack Blake's two run homer. Rick Moeller went the distance in the nightcap, holding the Nitehawks to five hits in winning 2-1. Again, Slater rallied in the seventh, but it wasn't enough this time.

ab bi 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Baker 3b 3 0 0 0 Nel'n ss 2 10 0 Bh.t 10 0 0 4 0 11 Hend's 10 0 0 Thom'n lb 3 1 Sals'n cf 2 111 MOLINE Elijah ss Was'e Reedy Mahieu cf Nel'n If Leftler lb Molina rf McC'y 3b Ohlson Bridq'h ph West's pr Moline 2 0 0 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Moline Reds win pair Camper If 2 10 0 McK'p rf 10 0 0 Hansen rf 10 0 0 Hol'b 2b 2 0 0 0 Berry 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 In the opener, they had put together a three-run fifth when Pat Sherlock, Campell and Blunt all singled after an opening walk. The margin stood until the seventh. Totals 19 4 000 000 1-1 000 004 x-4 Galesburg -Moline 3. Galesburg 2. DP Moline 1, for The Braves are now 7-8 the season.

Galesburq 0 LOB-Moline 9, Galesburg 2. 2B-Salsman (G). SB-Molina (M), Salsman 2 (G), Camper (G), Hansen (G). S- B. Nelson (M), Molina (M).

the nightcap with Mike Hamer going 3-3 with 3 RBIs. He lifted his batting average to .550 for the season and has stolen 15 bases in 15 attempts. The Moline Reds will host the Quad-City Braves at 6 Thursday night at the Black Hawk College diamond. SECOND GAME FIRST GAME SECOND GAME Q. C.

BRAVES SLATER N. H. BASEBALL TONITE! 7:30 Q.C Angels P.M. Waterloo Metro Shopper's Guide Night DAVEHPOaT BRAVES C. SLATER N.

H. ab bi ER BB SO 3 117 9 2 4 2 6 9 -Blixt 2, Reedy, IP .1 .6 PB ab bi SUBURBAN Coal Valley 022 151 000-11 7 Blackhawk 020 036 001-17 12 Jo. Mitcher, Halverson, Sharp (CVI; Beaird, Ashby, M. Guss (BH). 3B -M.

Guss, D. Guss (BH). 2B Lawer, Nees (BH). 7TH GRADE Sacred Heart 022 301 1- 9 11 8 Coohdqe 212 441 0-14 18 7 Hodgson, Summonds, Williams (C); Garland, Murry (SH). 3B Kappler, Aller (C).

2B Murry, VanNatta, Garland (SH); Kappler, Arp, Schold (C). 9-12 MHS 10-12 102 092 6-20 Wilson 9-11 009 100 5-15 Moore, Verhelst W); Bileddo Johnson, Hanson Henry (MHS). HR C. Vols (MHS). 3B Verhelst (W).

2B -Thomas (2), Mehuys, Kelly (W); Reedy, Kramer (2) (MHS). 9-12 Wilson 9th 246 171 2-23 John Deere 9th 304 442 0-17 Natsis, Benson, Siiemore (W); Graham, Parkinson (JD). 3B -Mattecheck (W). 2B Ashby, Graham (JD); Mattecheck, Milefchick, Swanson, Boieman, I. Reynolds, Sizemore (W).

David Lattiny. 5 6 SUBURBAN Jefferson 002 001 4-7 7 Maple Grove 700 033 K-8 9 Swiatkevici and Zitfrin, Davis (J); Snyder, Prince and Stafford. 5th 6th Coal Valley 000 000 0-0 4 5 Bufterworth Red 200 002 x-4 7 1 Hart, Brewer (B); Loden, Hentj CV). EASTERN 5-6 Loqan 312 223 2-15 13 2 Washington 000 010 0- 1 4 0 Lundqulst, Wilson, Lundell, Kistler (W); Rohwer, Rohrn, Lyons, Coutteau, Helderman, Williams (L). 2B Rameril, Krack (L).

ab bi ab bi Berry (W) Ohlson (L) WP-Ohlsen. Hendricks 4 0 0 0 3 2 10 Sher'k rf Rob Gardner and Barry Barnes hurled the Moline Reds to their fifth and sixth wins of the year against only one loss as the hosting Moline crew claimed 14-1 and 6-2 victories over Clarence, Iowa, Sunday at Black Hawk College. Gardner, who has yielded just one hit in his last 14 innings of work, gave up a single in the top of the fifth inning the only safety of the game for the Clarence team. George Tometich and Vic Peters each drove in three runs for Moline. Barnes fired a four-hitter in FIRST GAME 3 12 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 11 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 110 3 0 2 0 2 0 11 Blunt 2b Bioders dh Diet'h cf Louck ss Jetfers lb Clay If Camp'l Cran'l ss Mohr 2b Hamer cf Blake Bid'r rf Sulli'n If Best 3b Zahn dh Locker lb Tot.

Cran'l ss Mohr 2b Keoppel Blake 3b Sulli'n If Scott If Hamer lb Ridnaur rf Asch'n dh Totals Clay If Blunt 3b Brod's dh Diet'h cf Louck ss Jeffers lb Sher'k rf Pells 2b Schulz ph Camp'l Tot 5 13 0 4 0 0 0 5 2 3 4 4 0 0 0 4 110 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 36 6 10 5 Moline Reds 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 3 12 0 3 0 10 3 10 0 4 13 1 3 0 10 10 0 0 4 12 2 o2 4 10 4 Clarence, Iowa ab rbi ab rbi 4 2 2 0 Bartlow 3 0 10 3 12 0 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Redbirds rip Terre Haute Schultz 3b 3 0 0 0 24 1 5 1 Totals 28 2 10 2 Elijah Cox Broders Hoeksema Peterman Schenek Broderson B'Brge Elijah 3 0 10 12 10 7 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 12 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 110 3 13 3 2 0 2 1 4 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 110 2 0 0 0 2 111 0 0 0 0 27 6 II 6 Q. C. Braves 000 031 000-4 Slater 000 100 302-6 E-Q. C. 3.

DP-Slater 5. 2B-Campbell. HR-Blake 2. SB-Crandell. S-Louck.

Braves 002 000 0-2 Slater 000 000 1-1 E-Slater 1. DP-Q. C. 2, Slater 2. 26-Broders, Campbell, Crandall, Scott.

SB-Sherlock, Campbell. SF-Ridnaur. Beard Hamer Kuhlman Peters, C. Tometich Miller Jacobson Jasch Barnes Totals 000 ER BB SO 4 1 2 22 Moline Reds Clarence, Iowa ab rbi IP McEvoy 6 2-3 9 Rubley (1-1) 2 1 Hyland 9 10 IP ..7 ..7 ER BB SO 5 112 6 10 2 2 1 3 ab rbi Moeller (1 Swope Totals 25 2 4 2 Clarence, Iowa Moline Reds 2B-Hamer (3); SB Bartlow 0-2 x-6 3 2 3 0 .100 Hamer (2) Jasch, IP ER BB SO 3 0 10 2 2 10 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 3 2 2 3 3 12 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 10 0 2 0 11 Elijah Bellcox Brodens Hoeksema Peterman Bixler Broder'n Stover Schenek Beard Hamer Kuhlman Peters, C. Tometich Peters, Jacobson Jasch Miller 3 2 2 1 110 0 10 11 0 0 0 0 22 14 16 19 LICENSE TIME AGAIN TRUCK LICENSE TRAILER LICENSE REC.

VEHICLE LICENSE MILEAGE PLATES RECIPROCITY PLATES PRORATE PLATES FROM THE GEORGE MELIN AGENCY 141515th STREET, MOLINE Gardner Totals The Sexton Ford Redbirds turned back the Terre Haute Cheffettes in both games of a softball double-header Sunday afternoon at Richmond Hill Park in Geneseo. The scores were 5-2 and 6-2. Shay Lange pitched the first-game victory, scattering four hits. The Redbirds lashed out 10 hits off Terre Haute's Jan Stevens. Triples by Cindy Carleton and Rosie Evans were the big blows of the game.

In the second game, Margie Wright pitched a six-hitter for the Redbirds and Marty Selby's three-run home run was the big hit for the Redbirds. Totals 17 1 11 CLEARANCE SALE on dl 1974 2-horse trailers in stock BELL'S VJESYEntJ SYOBC in MILAN "MAKE US AN OFFER" also 16' 6' stock trailer $1400 used 2-horse trailer 550 Opn Men. Fri. nights till 8 Ph. 787-1061 Barnes (W) 7 4 2 2 2 9 Meeker (L) 11 6 6 3 4 Reds are now 6-1 for the season.

Mike Hamer continues with a red hot bat averaging 2 hits per game. He is hitting .550. He is also IS tor is stolen base attempts. Next game Thursday 6 at BHC vs. QC.

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Now at All Drug Counter CYCLE WINNER COLUMBUS (UPI) Mike Kidd of won the first American Motorcycle Association Grand National Championship race of his career Sunday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds, edging defending national champion Ken Clarence, Iowa 000 01-1 Molina Reds 471 2x-14 2B-Peters, V.f Jacobson (M); 3B-Jacobson (M); HR-Tometich Bartlow (1) (M); SB-Bartlow (2) Hamer (2); Kuhlman (M); SF-Beard (M), IP ER BB SO Gardner (M) (2-0)5 1114 4 Schenek (C) ....5 16 13 10 5 1 Gardner has allowed ust 1 (one) hit In his last 14 inninqs and given up just one earned run in those same 14 innings).