St. Cloud Times from Saint Cloud, Minnesota • Page 26

THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973 26 ST. CLOUD DAILY TIMES 1 Brewers complete sweep of Twins BLOOMINGTON, Minn. I The Minnesota Twins and the Milwaukee Bre-wers ended their current series Wednesday night, and the Twins were probably glad of it. single. Then Milwaukee bed the game 2-2 in the third on a single by Bob Coluccio and Pedro Garcia's two-run homer.

In the fifth inning Rod a homer, which stretched his hitting streak to 13 games, gave the Twins a 3-2 lead, but the eighth inning proved Minnesota's undoing. It was the sixth straight win for the Brewers who have won 11 of their past 12 games. inning Wednesday with his fourth hit, a double off reliever Ray Corbin. After George Briggs grounded out, Briggs unloaded his fifth homer of the season. Jim Colborn went the distance for the Brewers for his eighth victory in 10 decision.

Colborn allowed eight hits. Minnesota took a 2-0 lead -n the second inning. Larry Hisle doubled home Bob Darwin with the first, run, and Hisle later scored on Jim Holt's The Brewers beat Min-nesota-again-as John Briggs hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning to secure the 4-3 -win for Milwaukee. Just two weeks ago, the Twins defeated Milwaukee three times in a row. Now Milwaukee has reversed the process.

Minnesota will have a free day today before moving to Detroit for three games, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Dave May started the eighth Minnesota abrhbi abrhbi 3 0 2 0 Cares 2b 4 111 4 0 0 0 Thomoson ss 2 0 1 0 4 1 4 Terrell ss 2 0 10 4 0 0 0 Oliva dh 4 0 10 Milwaukee Johnson ss Money 3t May cf Scott lb Briggs If Porter dh Rodriguez Coluccio rf Garcia ColDorn 4 12 2 KHIebrew lb 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Adams pr 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 Lis lb 0 0 0 0 4 110 Darwin rf 4 110 4 112 Braun 3b 4 0 0 0 0 080 0 Hisle cf 3 12 1 Mitterwald 4 0 0 0 Holt If 3 0 10 Major League Results National League San Diego 010 000 100 2 6 0 Montreal 300 000 00x 3 41 Greif, Romo (7) and Kendall; Moore, Marshall (7) and Boccabella. VT Moore (4-5). LP-Greif (4-8). HRs-Jorgens-en (5th), Kendall (3rd).

Pittsbgh 000 300 000 3 10 1 Atlanta 200 616 03x 18 17 0 Ellis, Hernandez (4), Blass (5), Johnson (6) and May; Reed (4-7) and Oaes, Casanova (7). LP-Ellis (5-7). HRs Hebner (6th), Evans (14th). Chicago 000 000 0101 6 2 Houston 002 111 Olx 6 12 2 Pappas, Hooton (6), Aker (8) and Rudolph; Wilson, Ray (8) and Jutze. WP Wilson (5-6).

LP Pappas (3-5). HR Cedeno (10th). f7 Decker 0 0 0 0 Cortotn 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 4 12 4 Totals 34 3 I 1 Milwaukee OM 000 0104 Minnesota 020 010 000- 3 2. Corbin 1. DP-Mil-waukee 1, Minnesota 1.

LOB-Milwaukee 6. Minnesota 5. 2B-Tnompsoft, Darwin, Hisie, Koonguei, a ww aw mm mm wa Carew (5), Briggs May. HR-Garcia (6), er bb so 3 3 14 IKES (5). SB-May 2, Hisie.

Colborn 8-2 Decker Corbin WP-Corbin. Hr' ''r TrySt-iif tiff United Press International San Fran 000 000 001 1 9 0 N.Y. 200 000 Olx 310 0 Bradley, Morris (8) and Rader; Seaver (8-4) and Hodges. LP-Bradley (5-4). HR -Millan (1st).

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Louis 007 000 001 81 10 Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 1 1 Wise (8-3) and Simmons; Billingham, Borbon (9) and Bench. LP Billingham (8-3). HR-Melendez (1st). Stars lose pair in draft BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) The Minnesota North Stars announced Wednesday that Charles Burns, 37, and Bob Nevin, 35, were taken in the reverse draft conducted at the annual National Hockey League meetings in Montreal.

Burns was taken by the Portland Buckaroos of the Western Hockey League, and Nevin, a 15year NHL veteran, was taken by the Springfield Kings of the American Hockey League. Following the draft, Minnesota purchased Burns, who has 12 years service in the NHL, back from Portland. The North Stars also drafted goaltender Lyle Carter from California for goaltending insurance. The draft permitted teams in the AHL and WHL to claim L-o players for $15,000 each regardless of the reserve list on which their names were placed. Each NHL team had 37 players exempted from the draft.

OPERATION SCHEDULED MONTREAL (UPI) Bullpen Coach Jerry Zimmerman of the Montreal Expos was admitted to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Wednesday night for surgery on his right knee for removal of a cartilage. SOPHISTICATE 3 Speed Lightweight Favorite with the fun filled answer to figure control. Equipped with 3 speed foot or hand brakes, comfortable padded saddle with frame-matching handbar grips, chrome sport fenders. 21" frame. 3 colors.

Taco Villa upped its Commercial Gold League mark to 3-0 with an 8-6 triumph over Fitzharris in slow-pitch soft-ball action at the Airport Diamonds Wednesday. Other Gold contests had Larson Ford toppling Vision Ease 15-2, Purity Milk whitewashing UCT 20-0, Mark's Realty rallied twice to defeat Press Bar 12-10, Holes-Web-way downed VFW 428 10-5, and Tex's Pepsi bested Children's Home 18-8. Taco Villa came up with four runs in the last two innings to overcome a 6-4 Fitzharris margin and remain among the city's unbeaten ranks. Greg Bauerly registered yet another win from the mound for the Tacos. Mike Lenarz and Bill Ei-zenhoefer sparked the batting with a homer each for TV.

With runners on first and second and one out in the Fitzharris seventh a fly ball to center was caught and gunned to third. Dick Stradtman's heads-up play picked the runner off on second to end the game. American League Texas 200 000 1014 7 0 Cleveland 000 010 100 2 6 0 Broberg, Stanhouse (7) and Suarez; Perry (6-8) and Ellis. WP-Broberg (3-5). HRs Bell (2nd), Spencer (3rd), Harrah (2nd).

Chicago 101 040 31010 13 1 Detroit 001 000 001 2 91 Bahnsen (7-5) and Herrmann; Lolich, LaGrow (5), Scherman (8) and Sims. LP Lolich (6-6). HRs-Jeter (2nd), May (7th), Melton (11th), Reichardt (3rd). 3 Speed hand SQ7 3 Spud coaster CROSSROADS SCHEELS OPEN EVENINGS CENTER beat Jack's Outlet 18-2, Te-der's Oilers crunched Tire and Tread 14-4, and JayCee's downed Crossroads Liquor 8-6. Conrad Urbanski hurled the victory for Hombre DeMundo and collected three safeties from the plate.

Neil Hogen-dorn homered for the winners while Tom Henry had a homer for the losers. Franklin put together 20 base knocks in holding Jack's to just five. Jim Strieker was the pitcher for Franklin while Woody Determan and Dale Wahnschaffe homered for the winners. Bill Montonye, Ron Scholz, Dave Anderson, and Strieker all had three hits for Franklin. Five hits per team turned out with MSR ahead of Swan Cafe due to homers off the bats of Moore and Shutz.

Tom Gohman homered for Swan. Jack Muenzhuber and Don Kieser each slapped three hits to pace the JayCee's victory. Ray Teders allowed only six hits in gaining the mound triumph for the Oilers. Warren Luedtke, John Hoffman, and Rick Enge' had three hits apiece for Teder's. In Women's Fast Pitch Tomiyano's got back at Minnesota Contract Corp.

with a 4-2 win. Peps Neuman tossed a three-hitter and didn't allow a score until the bottom of the seventh. Super Valu took a forfeit win from Fingerhut. EXPOS SIGN FIVE MONTREAL (UPI) The Montreal Expos announced Wednesday night the signing of five players, four of them selections from last week's free agent draft. 1 Those selected in the free agent draft are Daniel Smith, 21, third baseman-outfielder from Los Angeles; Mike Mar-velle.

18, outfielder from Quin-cy, David Heffner, 21, outfielder-second baseman from Shelby, N.C.; and Greg Biagini, 21, first baseman-outfielder from Northbrook, 111. Kan City 000 000 020 2 6 0 Baltimore 000 000 000 0 8 0 Drago (6-5) and Healy; McNally, Jackson (8) and Williams. LP-McNally (5-8). top with a 3-0 standard as Dave Renslow smacked a pair of four-baggers and Scott Ebersol, Dave Peterson, Bob Doyle, Jim Stallman, and Brian Sarver joined in with taters. One of Renslow's was a grand slam as he along with Peterson, Dean Laager, Ebersol, and Doyle all collected three hits apiece.

Mark's Realty was trailing 10-1 when it rallied for six scores in the third and five more in the fifth to claim their first season win. John i was the winning pitcher. A bases loaded double by Rich Schwegal and a single by Theisen helped Mark's tally six in the third. Hits by Rog Schwegal, Rich Schwegal, Bob Janorschki, and Brad Akason accounted for the fifth inning rally. Pepsi was paced by Jerry Dockendorf's pair of home-runs.

Toni Upkes and Tom Brudlei also blasted homers in the game. Pepsi chalked up eight runs on 10 hits in a third inning outburst. Holes-WTebway increased its Gold standing to 3-0 with a win over VFW 428. Tom Roske homered for the winners in that contest. Larson Ford kept pace with its third win against no losses in clobbering Vision Ease.

Jeff Schwanberg and Rick West both rapped out four hits in as many trips to pace the 21-hit attack. Steve Williams added three hits for LF while Schwanberg, Bill Kunshier, and Mike Leach each collected a homer. Hombre DeMundo retained Its unbeaten pace in the Commercial Green League by stopping Coborn's Grocery 11-9 and increase its record to 3-0. Other Green encounters had Men's State Reformatory staying at the top of the loop with a 3-0 mark after whipping Swan Cafe 6-4. Luckeme-yer was forced to forfeit to Crossroads Liquor which also give CL a 3-0 record.

Franklin Purity Milk stayed at the New York 020 010 005 8 18 0 Oakland 100 000 002 3 9 2 Peterson, Lyle (8) and PCTllC Munson; Holtzman, Pina (5), ivouuo Lindblad (5), Fingers (6) and commercial green Fosse. WP Peterson (6-6). LP Franklin Mfo 332 46-n 20 4 ttu, Jack's Outlet 000 11 2 2 Holtzman (11-4). WP-Stricker. LP-Ruehle.

Rs Determan, Watwischaffe. Boston 001 000 040 5 8 4 Hombre DeMundo 235 001 0-11 14 4 Talif 140 001 OlX 710 2 Coborn's Grocery 251 000 1- 10 5 Caul ifU UUl UiA iu i. WP Urbanski. LP-Bastien. Culp, Moret (2), Newhauser HRs-Hosendorn, Henry.

(8) and Fisk; Wright, Sells (8) ti a Tread ooo o-4 nnrl Tnrhorff WP Wright (4-8) Teeter's Oil 540 23-14 IS 4 ana lOrDOrg. vvr vvrigni wpTeders. Lp.piantenberg. LP Culp (0-1). HRs Pinson (5th), Evans (3rd), Yastrzem- IS? fcJ Ski (9th) WP Giiliver.

LP Roering. HRs Moore, Snutz, Gohman. Coborn's Liquors 400 000 2 7 3 Winfield named 14 I COMMERCIAL GOLD too Ditcner vpw 010 1- 5 10 5 IT Holes-Webway 014 212 10 15 4 WP Ruehle. LP Steffes. OMAHA, Neb.

(UPI) hr Roske. Minnesota pitcher-outfielder children's Home 033 jo- i 5 Dave Winfield was named tfSJt" 50 4 most Valuable pitcher Of the HRs Dockendorf 2, Upkes, Brudeli. College World Series in Om- press Bar 000 0-10 15 7 aha Neh Wednesdav and a war' Realty im 050 12 11 5 ana, ieD. wewitsuay, dim WPTheisen. LP-wiiiiams.

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