Manitowoc Herald-Times from Manitowoc, Wisconsin • 11

October 12, 1983-11 Herald-Times-Reporter, Manitowoc Two Riven, Wis. Home runs break up pitching battle Philadelphia claims first game of World Series Bv HAL BOCK AP Sports Writer BALTIMORE (AP) -Philadelphia's Garry Maddox and Joe Morgan found two of Scott McGregor's 83 pitches to their liking, and the resulting home runs proved decisive in the opening game of the 1983 World Series. McGregor and winning pitcher John Denny were superb in a classic pitching duel, neither making many mistakes in the strike zone and fewer out of it in the first walkless Series game since 1967. So sharp was McGregor that he threw about 40 fewer pitches than one could expect in an eight-inning performance. But Morgan's game-tying homer in the sixth inning and Maddox' game-winner" in the eighth rendered those numbers inconsequential, All that really mattered was that the Phillies had a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series on the strength of a 2-1 victory Tuesday night over the Baltimore Orioles.

The Orioles, who live by the home run, scored their only run in that fashion when Jim Dwyer connected in the first inning. But Denny was clearly in control until the first hint of late trouble. That came in the eighth, but vanished quickly when Manager Paul Owens reached into his bullpen for Al Holland. The ace Philadelphia reliever mowed down the last four Oriole hitters to nail down the victory on a rainy, windy night more suited for football than baseball. Dwyer was the Orioles' second batter of the game and he jumped on a pitch down the middle, sending it soaring over the right field fence to become the 18th man in history to hit a home run in his first World Series at-bat.

"I was just trying to get on base," said Dwyer, who hit just eight homers during the regular season and is not known for his power. "I knew before the game it was going to be a low-scoring contest." "Dwyer hit his pitch," Denny decided. "It was not a good pitch to throw." "A fastball down the middle," noted Dwyer. I wasn't going to be taking. If I got a pitch I can handle, I was going to try and hit it hard.

He did that, drilling the first pitch well over the left field fence for the homer that gave the Phillies the lead. McGregor confirmed Maddox' diagnosis. "He hit a fastball pretty much ere I wanted to throw it, but he smoked it." In the bottom of the eighth, Denny retired the first two batters and then gave up a double to Al Bumbry. Owens beat a quick path to the mound, and in came Holland. "I wasn't out of gas," said Denny, "but I understood what had to be done." "He's a (Goose) Gossage type," Owens said of Holland.

"My bullpen is great. When we get into the sixth inning, I know which way I'm going." When Holland arrived, the Orioles went south for the night. "I threw them nothing but fastballs," the left-handed reliever said. "There was nothing fancy about it. They knew it was coming.

It was just 'Hit it if you television. But Morgan laughs at the suggestion that he ought to be doing that just because there were so many candles on his last birthday cake. "First I was too short to play this game," said Morgan, who's all of 5-foot-7. "Now I'm too old. I don't worry about that." He had supplied the Phillies with their first hit off M-cGregor in the fourth -inning and this time, he tied the score.

"Any time I come to the plate when we're one run down, I try to drive the ball to the right side," Morgan said. "I don't really try to hit the ball out, just go for the extra base hit. You can't think, 'I've got to hit a home run and tie the I just try to hit the ball hard to right center." And the homer? "It was a good pitch," said Morgan. "It was down." After McGregor breezed through the seventh, Maddox opened the eighth for the Phillies. "The previous two at-bats, he had thrown me all fastballs," the Phillie center fielder said.

"I figured he'd try to get ahead. Mishicot spikers still perfect REEDSVILLE The Mishicot High- School girls' volleyball team swept past Reedsville Tuesday night to remain undefeated in Olympian Conference play and overall this season. The Indians are 11-0. Mishicot, led by Jonna Gray's 10 points, including five aces and four spikes, beat the Panthers 15-5, 15-7, and 15-3. Cindy Peterson added to the scoring with seven points, including six aces, and Pam Mott and Cheryl Tess had six points each.

Reedsville is In junior varsity action, Kelly Mathias and Robin Gadzinke each had eight points as Mishicot ran its mark to 10-1 Jean Gehl (11) combined for 26 sets. Cindy Brantmeier and Amy See led in spiking with eight and seven, respectively. The Wolves, a 15-3, 15-5, 14-16 winner, are 9-2 and Brillion is 0-11. Hilbert's junior varsity got nine points from Mary Jo Kruegertowin 15-7, 15-13, 15-7. NEW HOLSTEIN 2 KEVYASKUM 1 NEW HOLSTEIN The trio of Candy Kees, Jodi Mueller and Bev Wirth combined to lead the Huskies to a 15-10, 15-5, 10-15 Eastern Wisconsin Conference in Tuesday night.

The Huskies are 9-1 in the EWC. Kees had 10 points in the three-game set, Mueller added 12 kills and Wirth had 11 assists. Pam Hofschild's nine points powered the Huskies' junior varsity to an easy 15-4, 15-9, 15-4 victory. SHEB. FALLS 3 KIEL0 KIEL The Falcons upped their EWC mark to 8-1 with a 15-6, 15-3, 15-11 win over the Raiders at Kiel Tuesday night.

MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 3 GREEN BAY LUTHERAN 0 GREEN BAY Manitowoc Lutheran picked up its second win of the season, sweeping Green Bay Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran 15-5, 15-1, 15-5. Sheryl Olp and Sheila Schultz had 12 and eight service points, respectively, for the Lancers (2-6), and Karen Lorenz and Becky Kunz had five and four kills, respectively. The Lancers' jayvee squad also improved its record to 2-5 with a 9-15, 15-1, 15-12 win. Deb Simonsmeier served 21 points for Lutheran. DENMARK 3 FREEDOM 0 FREEDOM Karen Anderson's 12 points paced Denmark to a 15-4, 17-15, 15-6 win over Freedom in an Olympian Conference match.

Phils' second-baseman Joe Morgan (8) had a fifth-inning homer to tie the game and center-fielder Garry Maddox, right, had the game-winning homer for the Phils. Ai'ijiMrphoin ONE DOWN The Philadelphia Phillies gathered on the field at Memorial Staduim in Baltimore Tuesday night after beating the Orioles 2-1 in the first game of the World Series. Sports network with a 15-3, 15-3, 15-1 win. Kohlbeck and Jane Zimmer- Elmore ignites Ships to irst in FRVC meet Sports VALDERS 3 WRIGHTSTOWN 0 VALDERS Cindy Liesch had 14 service points to lead the Vikings to a whitewash of Wrightstown here Tuesday. The Vikings, 9-2 in OC play, dropped Wrightstown to 7-4 with a 15-9, 15-9, 15-10 victory.

Lisa Bredesen and Julie Damm contributed seven and six points, respectively, for Valders, while Julie Ahl, Kelly Other top finishers for Lincoln included Jeff Madsen (12th) Bill Frasch (13th) GregHuffer (16th) Troy Schmitt (19th) and Dave Kirchen (20th) 17:24. Jay Stock placed 29th for MANTY GIRLS 3RD Rachel Green finished sixth as the Ships' girls placed third behind Preble and West in the FRVC girls' meet. West's Teri Montevideo was the overall winner with a time of 11:56. Green finished in 12:29. Preble had four girls in the top 10 in accumulating 38 points, followed by West 74, Manitowoc 75, East 93, Fond du Lac 121, Sheboygan North 153, Southwest 176, and Sheboygan South 206.

TV to begin but a meeting is scheduled Thursday in Madison. "There's no question we'll have to get programming from some other sources. What we'll do now is go with what we've got." Clark said plans are to begin operations April 3 or April 5. "We had planned on going on the air last month," he said. "The reason we didn't was because of all this jay.ing around with Group for some eight months.

It just stalled us." legally get WASN is a venture of the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team and Milwaukee Brewers baseball team. "We don't intend to go with more than 200-220 events a year, and UK) of those are the Brewers and Bucks," Clark said. "We also plan about 40-50 events from the University of Wisconsin, and we will fill it out with other programming we have planned for the state." Clark said nothing concrete had had been decided with UW, MILWAUKEE (AP) The 'Wisconsin All Sports Network cable systems will begin operations next spring despite a decision by Group Satellite Communucations to drop plans to participate in the venture, WASN vice president Larry Clark said Tuesday. "It just means that we don't have Westinghouse for a partner," he said. "We're going to doit on our own.

We'll still have the programming available to us from Chicago, Detroit and any place else that we can He didn't see "any more of those, he said. It was to be Denny's only major mistake and, on this night, he could afford only one. The run stood up through five innings as McGregor pitched airtight baseball. The Oriole left-hander had two out in the sixth and on the Phillie bench, Owens started to squirm. Just a week ago, Owens had seen the Phillies' Mike Schmidt beat Los with a first-inning homer, in the opening game of the National League Championship Series.

"Honestly," he said, "I thought about it a couple of times. But I felt we would come back." Morgan was the next Phillie hitter. "1 threw him a curve," said McGregor. That seemed sensible, since the Phillies are supposed to be a fastball hitting team. It did not work, though, don't know if he was swinging for a fastball, but he smoked it," M-cGregor continued.

"He was right there on it." Most 40-year-old players watch the World Series on Today man had four kills each. Dawn VanEycke paced the Valders' junior varsity to a 15-8 win. HILBERT2 BRILLION 1 HILBERT The Wolves kept pace with high-flying Mishicot by besting winless Brillion two games to one Tuesday night. Kay Salm led the win with 10 points, and Kim Salm (15) and Other finishers for the Ships were Diane Coons (11th) Dawn Sieger (17th) Penny LeClair (19th) Teena Haas (22nd) Laurie Wilson (32nd) and Wendy Daugs (35th) 13:53. Vs FIRST AND THIRD The Ships' junior varsity boys captured five of the first six places to post a win in the conference meet.

John Robinson Scott Grinde (18:16) and Jim Buran (18:20) finished one-two-three, while Bill Longmeyer placed fifth and Tim Nikolai sixth. For the Ships' girls junior varsity, Cheryl Birch finished sixth in 14:02 and Karen Knier was ninth in 14:31 to lead Manitowoc to a second-place finish. when I saw all of his stuff packed up from the training room Saturday after the game," said Armentrout, a 6-1, 198-pound freshman from Elgin, 111., who has impressed McClain since spring practice last April. "We still are good friends. He is a good guy," he said.

"Even Saturday, when I was starting, he said to me, 'If you have any problems, just come over and talk to me about them and we'll see if we can straighten them Armentrout was named the Badgers' top offensive player after the Illinois game by the Wisconsin coaches. At a press conference Monday, McClain said Armentrout would be the starting fullback in Saturday's Big Ten game at Minnesota. The coach had not yet revealed that Harrison had left the team. When asked if Harrison would return to the starting lineup, McClain had said: "No. Joe Armentrout played very, very well.

He did a good job. We do not plan any changes. We thought he played a heck of a game. We thought he did a great job picking up their blitzes." Harrison, a soft-spoken 22-year-old who has gone out of his way to be polite to sports writers and Badger fans. He was well liked by his teammates, said Armentrout and tailback Larry Emery, who described Harrison as a "close, close friend." "He was a great friend and a great player," Emery said.

"It seemed that everybody liked him. In fact, everybody is crazy about him. 1 don't know why he did it. He never mentioned it to me. He's a grown man.

He made his own decision. "But I'm really going to miss having him around all the time." National Basketball Association team's season opener against the Indiana Pacers. The Bucks have only retired two other numbers 1, which had been worn by Oscar Robertson, and 14, worn by Jon McGlocklin. SHEBOYGAN -t- Jon Elmore placed fourth and five other Manitowoc Lincoln High School cross country runners finished in the top 20 as the Ships captured the Fox River Valley Conference meet Tuesday at the University of Wisconsin-Center Sheboygan. The Ships finished with 64 points, followed by Green Bay Preble 75, Green Bay East 89, Green Bay Southwest 96, Fond du Lac 101, GreenBay West 121, Sheboygan North 169, and host Sheboygan South 263.

Elmore timed 16:38 in placing fourth, 19 seconds behind conference champ Mike Barrett of East. Southwest's Steve Sharp was second in 16:24 and Jim Van Ess of Preble was third in 16:29. Harrison NOTOC leaves UW squad SLj'k MANITOWOC COUNTY Delinquent Tax Sale Photo by Cornlrk Kinzel, Gerndt and Kami Krause and the 400 freestyle relay squad of Ralston, Gerndt, Krause and Jarosh (4:24 81). The Ships are 2-7 for the season. In a meet held last week, the Ships lost 85-79 to Kohler.

In that meet, Gerndt captured first in the 100 butterfly Kinzel in the 100 breaststroke (1:20 06); and the 200 medley (2:14.9) and 4O0 freestyle (4: 34.5) relays. The Ships travel to Sheboygan North Thursday for their next meet, Parkside and UW-Whitewater. Fenlon competed In an eight-game rolloff to make the team, averaging 187 to finish as the second highest qualifier. This past weeK, Fenlon rolled a 604 series in Oshkosh. His next competition will be Oct.

22 In Milwaukee. leading rusher this season with 156 yards in 34 carries. He leads the team in scoring with 24 points on four touchdowns. Armentrout, who has gained 123 yards mostly in a reserve role this season, said he was surprised at Harrison's decision and felt there was no animosity between the two fullbacks. "I had a pretty good indication he might be leaving Bledsoe may become a GM BUFFALO, N.Y.

(AP) -Terry Bledsoe, assistant general manager of the New York Giants, is in line to become general manager of the Buffalo Bills, The Buffalo News reported Tuesday. The newspaper quoted "sources close to the matter" as saying Bledsoe, a- former Milwaukee Journal spor-tswriter, was being considered for the post. The news said he probably wouldn't takeover the job until next year. Packers sign nose tackle GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -The Green Bay Packers announced today that they had signed nose 'tackle Daryle Skaugstad.

Skaugstad, 26, was the No. 2 draft choice for Houston in the 1980 National Football League draft out of California-Berkeley and played with the Oilers until being cut Aug. 29 of this year. He later signed with San Francisco, but was cut by the 49ers Sept. 23.

Nose tackle Rich Turner of the Packers sustained a knee injury in the team's game Sunday with Detroit, and has been lost for the season. 'Harrowing along Mike Evanow (left) and Steven Kehl of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, found it easier to wheel their catch rather than carry it as they fished at Shoto Tuesday. MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Marck Harrison, the starting fullback for Wisconsin's football team most of the season, has quit the Badgers, coach Dave McClain said Tuesday. "He quit and that's it," McClain said tersely.

"I haven't talked to him." When asked if he had any inkling why Harrison had turned in his gear after Saturday's 27-15 loss to Illinois, the coach snapped: "We made our release. That's all that's been said." Harrison, a 5-foot-8, 195-pounder from Columbus, Ohio, who was red-shirted two years ago, could not immediately be reached for comment Tuesday. Observers said he worked out in the weight room at Camp Randall Stadium and, perhaps, was seeking to rejoin the team. Harrison was replaced in the starting lineup by Joe Ar-mentrout against Illinois because of a neck injury. He is the Badgers' second- Roncalli prevails MANITOWOC The Roncalli High' School boys'; and girls' cross country teams swept past Oshkosh Lourdes in a Fox Valley Christian Conference dual meet Tuesday.

Dan 8choshinski ran away from the field in crossing the finish line first in 16:46, 37 second ahead of Lourdes' Mike Krohti. For Roncalli, Bob Bridenhagen was fourth Dan Karrmann fifth Steve Schneider sixth Pete Holler seventh and Fred Jump ninth The Jets won the dual meet 23-34, while the junior varsity recorded a perfect 15-50 win. Lourdes' Jenni Weddig was the individual winner in the girls' competition which saw Roncalli win 20-43, but the Jets capturedthe next seven places. Placing second through eighth were: Annette Komely Barb Sturm Therese Poole Tracey Radosevich Jodi Richmond Colleen Crowley (14:54) and Paula Johnsrud Lincoln swimmers sink On October 18, 1983, and the next succeeding days, Donald J. Damman, Treasurer of Manitowoc County, will at the Court House at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, sell to Manitowoc County as much as may be necessary of each tract of land upon which the taxes have been returned as delinquent and are on said date still unpaid, for the payment of the taxes and interest due thereon.

The sale is to include all real estate listed in the County Treasurer's official records of delinquent taxes for the levy year 1982. If you are in doubt as to whether the taxes on your land are paid, consult the County Treasurer, Donald J. Damman. OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE, PAY YOUR TAXES NOW! By so doing you will prevent sale of your property for taxes and you will stop further addition of interest charges. (lf tax is still unpaid October 1 8, 1 986) THIS SALE IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

THE COUNTY WILL PURCHASE THESE DELINQUENT TAXES. DONALD J. DAMMAN County Treasurer Manitowoc County MANITOWOC Sandy Ralston and Kelly Kinzel were the only two winners for the Manitowoc Lincoln High School girls' swim team Tuesday night as the Ships dropped a dual meet to Sturgeon Bay 55-28 at Lincoln, Ralston captured tiie 100 backstroke in 1:16.73, and Kinzel took the 100 breaststroke in 1:18.85. Taking second for Lincoln were Debbie Jarosh in the 200-yard individual medley (2:43.29) and the 500 freestyle Kristin Gerndt in the 100 butterfly the 200 medley relay team of Ralston, Winters' number retired Fenlon on Oshkosh keg team MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Bucks announced Tuesday that the uniform number 32 which had been worn by Brian Winters will be retired. Winters, 31, a veteran guard who retired last month due to continuing back problems, is to be honored Oct.

28 during ceremonies at halftime of the OSHKOSH John Fenlon, son of Al and Rosie Fenlon of Valders, has made the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Intercollegiate bowling team. The team participates In the Big Six Conference, made up of Oshkosh, UW-Platteville, UW-Madison, UW-Milwaukee, UW-.