News-Record du lieu suivant : Neenah, Wisconsin • 6

Monday, July 18, Twin CHv News-Record Page 6 Macs ousted in 1st state meet start I Lm i -W-' Jf the year. The Menashans put two hitters on base via walks in the sixth but both died there while a double play wiped out Carl Gierke in the seventh after he reached base via an error. The La Crosse area club threatened in the first and second and came up with six runs in the third. It added three in the sixth and one more in the last of the seventh before the time limit expired. Fink stopped the Menashans on six hits, two each by Michalkiewicz and Ferry.

The Macs are slated to resume Wisconsin State League play at Green Bay tonight. They play at Oshkosh Wednesday nigh-t and host Horicon in a doubleheader Saturday afternoon. The results: Menasha (S) Hinske 2 1 0. Michalkiewicz 4 1 2, Vindhurst 4 1, C. Gierke 4 1 0, Abel 4 1 1, Ferry 3 0 2, B.

Gierke 1 0 0, Parolini 1 0 0, Weber 2 0 0, Hanson 2 0 0. Bohmke 0 0 0. Totals-27-5-6 Coon Valley (10) Dee 4 2 2, E. Servais 5 0 3. Servais 3 2 2, Kolser 4 1 3, Christensen 4 0 0, Heinritz 4 2 1, Je.

Henlev 3 1 1, Jim Henley 1 1 0, Papenfuss 3 2 1, Perch 1 0 0, Fink 0 0 0, SAUK CITY The Menasha Macs were unable to recover from a six-run third inning by Coon Valley and, dropped a 10-5 decision in the National Baseball Congress state tournament here Saturday The Macs, who were making their first state meet appearance since 1969, had a 4-0 lead at the time of the Coon Valley outburst. They scored three times in the first inning on a walk to Mark Hinske, Dave Michalkiewicz's fourth home run of the season, an error and a single by Dan Ferry. They put runners on base via a walk and a single by Michalkiewicz in the second but a double play removed Coon Valley pitcher Steve Fink from additional difficulty. Terry Vindhurst slapped his fourth homer to lead off the third inning. The next two hitters went out but Dan Ferry doubled and Bill Gierke walked.

They were standed on first and second. Chuck Abel homered with two out in the fifth to conclude the Menasha scoring. It was his first circuit clout of Flying Scot leaders NNYC, second Bob Slocum, Minneapolis, third place; Bud. Dick, Neenah, fourth place; Bill McCormick, Madison, sixth place, and Joel Ungrodt, Fond du Lac, seventh place. Scott Stokes, Chicago, the fifth place finisher was absent.

(News-Record photo) Trophy winners in the weekend Midwest District Flying Scots championship regatta, hosted by the Neenah-Nodaway Yacht Club, pose with their awards. From the. left are Fritz Hanselman, Ephriam, first place; Bruce Heyl, Appleton and irin nnrrin r-i Neenah Legion tumbles New London, 4-2 7) Neenah now has a 7-6-1 record. Its next start will be against Appleton at Goodland Field Tuesday night. It plays at New London Thursday night and hosts the Appleton Rebs next Sunday afternoon.

The box score: Neenah (4) M. Miller 4 1 2, Nordness 3 2 1, Tungate 3 0 2, Hanley 4 1 2, Ernst 3 0 0, Cole 3 0 1, Stevenson 1 0 0, J. Miller 4 0 1, Christian 3 0 1, Otto 0 0 0, Billman 3 0 0, Tomczvk 1 0 0. Totols-32-4-10. New London (2) Maytas 4 0 1.

Van Alstine 5 0 0. Fredricks 3 0 1. Kaczorowski 3 0 1. Thlel 3 0 1, Algiers 3 1 0, Burton 3 1 2, Meshke 4 0 1. Streigbares 10 0, Demming 1 0 0.

Totals-31-2-7. nine with a deuce, in the last of the sixth. Tungate hit two doubles, Jeff Miller homered and Hanley had two hits and drove in four runs for Neenah. Hanley was Neenah's starting pitcher but gave way to Cole in the sixth. Neenah had nine hits and five errors Waupaca seven hits and four errors.

Neenah pitchers walked nine. As a result of the weekend games, NEENAH Brian Tungate hurled shutout ball until the ninth inning in pitching the Neenah Legion baseball team to a 4-2 triumph over New London here Sunday afternoon. The Hawley-Dieckhoff Post, in its other start of the weekend, plaved to a 9-9 tie with Waupaca Friday night. The game was called after seven innings because of darkness. Neenah threatened in the first and second innings against New London, stranding two runners on base in each frame, but broke the ice in the third, scoring twice.

Dan Nordness singled, stole second and was driven home by Tom Hanley on a single. The latter swiped second and came in on Tim Cole's hit. Neenah recorded its final two runs in the fifth on a leadoff triple by Mark Miller, a walk, Tungate's single and a hit by Hanley, driving in his second run. Tungate was cut down at the plate. The hosts had single baserunners in the seventh and eighth segments.

New London had two hits in the second but the bases were empty when the inning ended. The visitors loaded the sacks in the sixth and had a runner on on third in the eighth. They finally scored in the ninth on two hits and a pair of walks. Tungate allowed seven hits, walked six and struck out four. The Neenah team didn't commit any errors.

The Twin Citians netted 10 hits off Steve Fredericks, who struck out nine and walked three. New London made one error. Miller, Tungate and Hanley all registered two hits. Against Waupaca, Neenah scored two runs in the first and second innings, three in the third and two in the fifth. Waupaca came up with singles in the second and third, two in the fourth, three in the fifth and tied the score at mers, Midway Archery, four; and Linda Herbst and Kristi Sell, Kuehn's, and Michele Skall, and three, Getting two were Ann Swiecichowski, Amy Wiese and Judy Riese, Kuehn; Kelly Shend and Wendy Weyenberg, Midway; Lea Ann Ebben, and Kristi Oelhafen and Cindy Zimmers, Midway; Debbie Pawlowski, Bausch and Lomb, and Siri Luther, Tammy Kuse and Brenda Kuse, A and W.

PALISADES BOYS Todd Lanning had 10 strikeouts as Home Furniture beat Tiede Construction, 29-3. Suburban Construction downed Kools, 12-8, led by Kevin Peterson and Greg Liter with two hits. Doug Schmalz had three and Ken Woldt and Steve Clement two for Kools. Troy Jameson doubled in winning run as Ken Weber's scored four times in the final inning for a 7-6 win over Regency Realty. He also hit a single.

Todd Blob made two hits for Regency. Pond's hit eight extra base hits, including three triples by Mark Board-man, in a 17-1 win over Goss Auto Body. Dave Gunderson and Lou Chudy also had two hits for the winners. Russell Lasing topped Goss with a pair. fy Right Here In )i NEENAH NEENAH HARDBALL The Dodgers won a 7-5 game from the Cards as Dale Peliotes made two hits.

Steve Meitzen had two for the Cards. NEENAH A HARDBALL The Conant Cubs beat the Conant Yankees, 8-5, led by Phil Chronis with two home runs and two other hits. Chad Hart's three hits led the Yankees. The Reds nipped the Bluejays, 5-3, and the Cubs won over the Dodgers, 10-4, with Buteleski of the Cubs hitting a home run. NEENAH MIDGET Scores included Reds 19, Cubs Pirates 8, Twins Reds 13, Braves 6 and Cubs 12, Cardinals 11 at Conant; and Pirates 19, Cubs Reds 11, Brewers 4, and Twins 7, White Sox 6.

PALISADES GIRLS Recent scores included Mike's 15, Gamut Bausch and Lomb 17, A and Gold Nugget 21, A and Pat Riehl Realty 19, Gold Nugget and Tire 30, Midway Archery 3 and Kuehn Signs 45, Midway Archery 4. Sandy Rettler, and had five hits; Angela VAn Lanen; and Cathy Kranzusch, Kuehn's, and Kelly Tim- Neenah slow Stevenson's, Camelot gain 2nd 'Sunday1 wins NEENAH Stevenson Appraisal and Camelot both won their second games of the second round in the Neenah Sunday Men's Slow Pitch Softball League Sunday night. Stevenson's racked up an 18-3 Bank of Menasha takes National League title pitch teams net 3rd wins decision over Mid-America Tag and Label while Camelot took the measure of Shorelane Beverage, 16-6. Baron's Pub turned back Office Bar, 6-4. Camelot posted a seven-run fifth inning and three frames of three markers in stopping Shorelane.

The latter held a 4-3 lead going into the fourth. The winners' 15 hits included four by Leigh Ford and Ken Fontecchio's three. Shorelane only managed four. Stevenson's struck for nine runs in the second inning of its game with Mid-America. The winners closed with six in the sixth.

Bob Bahlman cracked two doubles and a triple for the winners. Paul Thome also had three hits, one a homer. Tom Hanley and Jeff Miller also homered. Barry Larson posted two of Mid-American's five blows. Baron's scored two runs in the first and fourth and singles in the second and third in its win over Office.

Office over J.J. Keller. Trader's tallied five runs in the second and fourth and sixth in the fifth. Keller's had a six-run first on only two hits. Tootie Johnson had two hits for Trader's while Debbie Grose homered and she and Sue Westenberger both made two hits for the Keller team.

The anci squad was awarded a forfeit triumph over Hair-a-Sphere. Miedaner beats McMillan to cop singles honors NEENAH Randv Miedaner bested Mac McMillan, 6-0, 6-1, Saturday to annex firsfplace in the boys 18 and un- rift MENASHA is ZJ "BIG BEN I qJj f2 BENDER" '( dL i I I i Our answer for those jCf I I "special" exhaust problems 1 1 1 I 11 0,1 yur ar Truck, Camper, Ilk! or ornei- Our pipe I VV bender can quickly eco- P'Pe Bender at I nomically replace your pres- MENASHA ONLY I ent "hard to or cus- I torn exhaust system. SERVICE COUPON A I 11 (Offer Expires July 23, 1977) I f111 PurchaseInstallation I (VvlftOrt fcv offer includes full limited I I tfss. warranty muffler. "You I 1 iv on an xOi'v w'" never neec' fo kuv I KmUSTSYSTEM.ono,hermuffler!'' I the Thousands 1 I Complete jfQ BRAKE job li I mlc0" flU 2 FRONT DISC "is INCLUDES I 4-WHEEL DRUM INCLUDES Brake Pods Hardware I Replace Brake Shoes Machine Lathe Rotors I Rebuild Wheel Cylinders Front Grease Seals I Front Grease Seals Repack Bearings I Turn Drums Cam Grind Shoes Rebuild Calipers I Inspect Master Cylinders Brakes Hoses Cylinder 4 I Road Test Car Brake Hoses I Road Test Car Offer Expires July 23, 1977 MENASHA Bank of Menasha won the first round championship of the Menasha National Women's Softball League by defeating Town Club, 9-4 Sunday night.

The teams had deadlocked for first place in the final standings with 6-1 records. After being blanked in the first tv.o innings, the winners chalked up two runs in the one in the fourth, three in the fifth, one in the sixth and two in the seventh. Town Club collected its four on three hits in the fifth. It made its other two safeties in the fourth. Kim VandenBoogaard had two hits for the winners, who received nine walks.

They only had seven safeties. None of the players on the Town Club team managed more than one hit. Sabre Lanes boosted its record to 9-0 with a 27-1 win over Rainbow Bar in a Menasha American Women's League makeup. The winners made 10 runs on four hits in the first frame and seven markers pn four in the second. Karen Sengstock hit a home run and Peg Ham and Sue Kosiorek both had four hits for Sabre.

Rainbow contributed a dozen errors and several walks. Walks and errors also played a significant part in Trader's 16-11 triumph Heyl, Dick lead NNYC in regatta NEENAH Neenah-Nodaway Yacht Club skippers gain two places among the top seven finishers in the Midwest District 'flying Scot Regatta on Lake Winnebago Saturday and Sunday. First place went to Fritz Hanselman of Ephriam while Bruce Heyl of Apple-ton and Nodaway finished second. Both accumulated 5 3 noiftits NEENAH Gas Hut won its third straight game of the second round in the Neenah National Men's Slow Pitch Softball League by stopping edging Moxey's, 6-5, Sunday night. Kuchenbecker Builders also remained unbeaten by besting Grace Realty, 10-7.

In other games, makeups of the July 6 reainout, first half champion Left Guard gained its first win by blanking Auto Parts, 8-0, and Hanson-Rickard beat Gait Construction, 14-9. Gas Hut tallied four runs in the fourth inning and two in the fifth in tipping Moxey's. The latter netted two in the first and loners in the second, fifth and sixth. John O'Brien posted three hits and Scott Sauer added two for G-H. Pete Harris and Bob Thome both had two for Moxey's.

Left Guard notched three runs in the third and fourth in toppling Auto Parts. Steve Bylow chalked up three hits and Jeff Krawczyk and Tom Wohlleber both had two. Auto Parts only managed two bingles. Hanson-Rickard struck for four runs in both the first, and second innings against Gait. The winners had 19 hits, including two homers and a double by Bruce Menning.

Craig Freund and Bill Kramer also had three safeties. Bruce Behnke and Jerry Gitter collected two apiece for Gait. Details of the Kuchenbecker-Grace game weren't turned in. Tops with 570 set MENASHA Sis Laurin's 224 game and 570 series led the recent Vacationers Summer Women's Bowling League. Other scores were: Marge Blrllng 542, Sandy Sears 198-510, Mary Moclolek 202, Nancy VandenHeuyel 196.

Diane Ahrens 19 and Vol Kuhnke 195. TIME OUT! had two-run first and fifth segments. Baron's nine hits included two by Joe Viotto, Steye Mrotek and Paul Holinebeck. The latter homered. Jim Stadtmueller made two hits for Office.

Neither team showed up for the Neenah Fagles-Bottle and Barrel game. Records include Stevenson's and Camelot 2-0, Eagles 1-0, Baron's and Office 1-1, Bottle and Barrel 0-1 and Shorelane arid Mid-America 0-2. Matches close in Neenah rec kiror, senior tennis play NEENAH Washington bested Doty, 7-4, and Conant edged High School, 8-7, in recent Neenah Senior Tennis League matches. The Rally Rascals downed the Aces, 10-8, and Racketeers beat the Court Jesters, 7-5, in the junior circuit. Winning players included: Washington: Mitzie Berton, Andrea Sutherland Laura Coenen, Llnd-Wilson, Nelson Lind, Paul Dedeeker (forfeit), Dave Templeton (forfeit) Doty: Kdrsten Goderstad, Todd Miller, Christy Rector, Molly McCarragher.

Conant: Mary Jo Patf, Paige Denton, Monica Flaherty, Ann Pontius, Tim Rusch, Dale Young Lonnie Cummings, Omar Atassi. High School: Kay Bigalke, Anne Schaller, Schaller-Sherry Ginnow, Tom Rusch, Jeff Burr (two). Dan Rusch. aer singles tennis tournament. Judd Stevenson downed Tom Wid-ener, 8-0, for third place.

The duo of Tori Lincoln and Kay Bigalke bested Jennifer Davis and Lisa Whitney, 6-0, 6-0, for honors in the girls 14 and under doubles. Third place went to Katherine Hildebrand and Patti Murphv. Boys 18 singles: Kim Vancfersteen beat Cummings. 5-2; Judd Stevenson beat Bahlmon, 5-0; Dove Williams beat Chad Schultz 5-0; Mark Bigalke beat John Korth, 5-3; Pete Engeldinger beat Tim Rusch. 5-4; Dale Young beat Andy Dickens, 5-2; Tom Widener beat Gary Schmidt, 5-0; Karl Hildebrand beat Mike Wiemer, 5-3; Jerry Jensen beat John Davis, 5-4; Kirk Ryari beat Omar Atassi, 5-2, Gary Parker beat Todd Williams, 5-2; Nelson Lind beat Nathan Hintz, 5-3 Randy Miedaner beat Steve Samu, 6-1-Stevenson beat Hildegrond, 6-0; Williams beat Engeldinger, 6-2; Bigalke beat Vondersteen, 6-2; Mac McMillan beat Karsten Gaderstad, 6-0; Widener beat Jensen, 6-0; Parker beat Young, 6-2-Ryan beat Llnd, 6-3.

Miedaner beat Bigalke, 8-1; McMillan beat Parker, 8-2; Stevenson beat Williams, 8-7; Widener beat Ryan, 8-1. Miedaner beat Stevenson, 10-9; McMillan beat Widener, 10-5. Miedaner beot McMillan, 6-0, 6-1 (finals)-Stevenson beat Widener, 8-0 (third place! Girls 14 doubles: Cathy Gray-Tania Scribner beat Karen Soilman-Peggv Stafford, 4-1; Jennie Gustafson-Ann Engeldinger beat Sarah Pingle-Ann Waitrovich, 4-0; Cathv Brill-Molly McCarragher beat Debbie Darrow-Julle Rank, 4-3; Jill Van-derhyden-Judy Hupp beat Tina Fellner-Mlchelle Chortre, 4-1; Lori Paul-Teresa Jankowski beat Becky Widener-Becky Gross, 4-0; Patti Murphy. Katherine Hilder brand beat Coenen-Ann Merlzon, 4- Ami Miller-Renee Strebel beat Kav Berg-Patty Voight, 4-2; Lori Strebel-Chontelle Sutherland beat Patti Fredrick-Jennifer Halle, 4-0. Beth Neer-Jane Grigsby beat Cindy Wore-Mory Wilde, 4-0.

Pam Ponto-Connie Young beat Gray-Scribner, 5-1; Gustafson-Engeldinger beat Ann Vonderhyden-Kristi Bolwerk, 5-3; Huop-Vonderhyden beot Brill-McCarrogher, 5-1; Jennifer Davis-Lisa Whitney beat Poul-Jankowski, 5-2, Martha Murphy-Hildebrand beat Martha Edmonds-Karen Kleman, 5- Strebel-Sutherland beat Miller-Strebel, 5-3; Neer-Grigsby beat Kothy Buboll-Kora Zarnoth, 5-1; Tori Lincoln-Kay Bigalke beat Sheila Dalley-Anne Lenz, 5-0. Llncoln-Bigalke beat Neer-Grigsby, 6-2; Engeldinger-Gustafson beat Young-Ponto, 6-3; Whitney-Davis beat Hupp-Vanderhvden, 6-1; Murphy-Hi Idebrand beat Strebel-Sutherland, 5-4. Whitney-Davis beat Engeldinger-Gustafson, 8-2; Lincoln-Bigalke beat Murphy-Hlldebrand. 8-2. Llncoln-Bigalke beat Whitney-Davis, 6-0, 6-0 (finals); Hildebrond-Murphy beat Engeldiner-Gustafson, 8-6 (third place).

Roily Rascals: Kara Zarnoth, Kathy Bubolz, Patti Murphv, Cindy Wolf, Jane Grigsbv, Cathy Brill, Julie Rank, Brennan McCarragher, Randv Tinnel, Mark Knauf-Dean Heran (forfeit). Acei: Judy Hupp, Peggy Cummings, Susan Gussort-Donna Klowak (forfeit), Andy Dickens, Tom Paul, Eric Wrede, Paul Kranner, Howie Jersild. Racketeers: David Stute, Gary Schmltf, Bill Bartz, Todd King, Kothy Priest-Renee Strebel (forfeit), Kav Berg-Dorl Rohde (forfeit). Dawn Klabunde-Diane Wirth (forfeit). Court Jesters: Barry Blixt, Beth Neer, Chanteile Sutherland, Patty Voight.

Debbie Darrow -V. mm Coonen's Bob Slocum, Minneapolis, was third with 13 and Bud Dick of Neenah took fourth place with 14. Other trophy winners included Scott Stokes, Chicago, 19 points for fifth place; Bill McCormick, Madison, 21 for sixth and Joel Ungrodt, Fond du Lac, 22 for sevfeRih. Menasha rec plans bus trips to Bay Beach, Milwaukee MENASHA Registrations now are being accepted for two bus trips planned by the Meansha Recreation Department. A trip to Bay Beach Park at Green Bay is scheduled July 26.

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