The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 7

ESP Slate Wednesday- Mitchell Kernels Score 18-4 By JIM JOHNSTON Republic Sports Writer Mitchell moved one game closer to an unblemished record before entering BSD play, but the Kernels must face one of their toughest non conference foes at Hitchcock Park Monday night. The Kernels, who defeated Wessington Springs 184 Saturday, host defending Class 'B' state champion Howard Monday at 6 p.m. And the Mitchell will be without three of its regular performers from this season. Paul Konrad, who recorded 15 strikeouts in hurling the Kernels to an easy win Saturday, will join second baseman Jeff Stone and centerfielder Jay Trent in Alexandria, for a Kansas City Royals' tryout camp the first days of this week. Howard returns most of its from the 1970 state championship team and is the final non conference opponent for the Kernels before an SD doubleheader at Watertown Wednesday.

Unlike the Kernels quick start this season, Konrad had prob lems before finding success on the mound. Wessington Springs scored three times in the opening inning on a double by Ken Brodkorb and back to back by Brad Broderson and Jeff Jacomen. To make things even more shakey for the Mitchell starter, the Kernels failed to score in the first inning for the first time this season and Wessington Springs led 3-0 going into the last of the second. But it only took until the last of the second for the Kernel bats to begin to pop. The Kernels went through 11 batters and scored seven runs in the second inning.

Bill Simpson slapped a two run homer in the inning and Rick Beck hit his first of two round three run shot. And as the Kernels started to offensively, Konrad got in the seven inning game, also yielded a pinch hit single to Jerry Bull in the seventh. Stone, who has had trouble getting untracked for Mitchell this season, belted a three-run hornier to eeniterfjeld in the fourth toning and had rum- scoring single in the fiftlh. Beck's other home-run was a high drive over the lefitfield fence in the sixth fra-me. Wessington Springs starter Steve Rasmussen was charged with the loss.

The Kernels stand 7-0 on the year. BOX SCORE WESS. SPRINGS (4) II1U just as tough on the Wessington SP Th 88 MiteheU' righthander re- Bitten corded five straight strikeoutsi augr and didn't allow another hit Tota Pattern Brodkorb ss Rasmussen Broderson tta Jacomen 2b Haddford 3b Fischer 11 D. Bull rf, Bitterman ph Ab 3 4 4 2 3 t)l 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 300 200 0 0 0 0 until Brodkorb homered to centerfield in the fifth inning. Konrad, who allowed just five hits Mitchell Shotguns Bang Out Easy 10-0 Victory By BERNIE BARNES Republic Sports Editor The Mitchell Shotguns found a phase of the game that they have been in dire need of the past couple of years pitch- Dong Keith, the Shotguns short righthander, stopped White Lake 10-0 in a seven- Inning Pony Hills League contest here Sunday afternoon.

Keith limited the visitors to just two hits and it was not until the last out of the third inning that Keith allowed a ball to get past the infield. Stan Schuman laced a line drive to center- fielder Hal Rainey, but the Weiskopf Captures Kemper By BOB LREEN Associated Press Golf Writer CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) African $150,000 Tourna- "It's like shooting craps," Tom Weiskopf said of his playoff victory over Dale Douglass, Lee Trevino and South Gary Player in the Kemper Open Golf Weiskopf, who broke a three- year victory drought with his dramatic, come-from-behma triumph Sunday, was talking about the use of sudden-death to settle ties after 72 holes. swift Mitchell Shotgun hauled the would be hit in for just another out. In ail White Lake had only five balls reach the outskirts of the infield.

White Lake picked up both hits in the sixth inning as Jack Schuman and losing pitcher Dan Hagerty did the damage. man smacked out a single, I after Jan Ryberg threw out Jim Miller for the first out and Hagierty followed witti a hit, one out later to advance Schuman to third, but that was the extent of the White Lake alack. Rainey, a former slandout, got the Shotguns started on the right foot the initial inning with a single. Rainey promptly stole second on the first pitch to Beck and later rode home on; Beck's single through third and: short. Following a strikeout by Ryberg Jim Montgomery singled and both he and Beck were waved in on Rich Hornack's two rbi double.

Leadoff man Denny Cadwell was forced pitcher to first in the bottom of the Shotguns' second frame, but Rainey and Beck socked back to back singles. tlhen closed the door Buit ph Totals MITCHELL (18) Rang ss Rlchter Trent Thue cl Ackman 3b Beck Konrad Brooks Ib Simpson rl Miller rl Stone 2b Koth 2b McLaurey Miskimins If Totals WESS. SPRINGS MITCHELL 000 Mftndaf, 14, Wti Mitchfell Dally Republic, Mall IS, Stickney Stops Plankinton 11-6 STICKNEY Stickney took advantage Of seven Plankinton errors in recording an 11-6 non- conference win here Sunday. Marlin May nicked up the win in relief of JACK Gardiner. Stickney was led at the plate by Marion Hargens, Leroy Pierspn and Jim Jones with two.hits each.

Leading hitters for Plankinton were Bob Miller and Larry Wiech with two hits each while Mead rapped three hits, PLANKINTON fi 8 STICKNEV 11 10 fi Miller, Wiech (4), Meade (t) and Mebius; Gardner, May (5), Hargens (8) and Gerlach, Hemeyer, Clark. Pheasants; Dav0 Malde Stop Dimock-Ethan 5-0 ClMOCK Mitchell's ft gain ft i I' the eighth wheft ust two hits, Jacobsdn wiiked Mowed by a Fofim md tfoi fcft the MM- steek Efrchafiga twfl mftfiths ago afld begaft climbing Cifla'dtefiS BMtti to the SIM; Cue semifinals. I Friday. Malde both allowed singles, Pheasants t6 a 5-0 win over Dirnock Ethan in Sunshine League play here Sunday. The Mitchell righthander, who has been the stopper for the pheasants this season, recorded 11 strikeouts and didn't allow a hiit after the filth imnaag.

Seventh amid eighth batters Ed Bowar and Tim had the lone bits for Dimock Ethan. The Mitchell infield commit- ed three errors, but MaWe managed to get out of jams as Dimock Ethan stranded two Kdlll II VQ4SW4I "just" two hits, Jacobsdn walked followed by a hurling the single by tttife. Bad -No Hdi" VanBerkum 'then delivered a Bill Sharman Wins 1st Round With Utah Stars By JIM CHURCH SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Utah Stars coach Bill Sharman has won the first round in his contract dispute with the Stars owners, but the legal battles are expected to continue this could runners at third and three at second. The Pheasants took lead in the first inning as clean up hitter Gary Jacobson slap- 6 i ojweek "and eventually ZT 4 2 reach a court trial. ab bl At the end of two da 3 looo 5111 0000 4 3 9 3 hearings Saturday, Judge of D.

Frank Wilkins of Utah's 3rd District Court ordered that a temporary restraining order 5 against Sharman be lifted at double and Rich Johnson gained life on an error to plate three runs. Malde also had a double in the sixth inning along with his single. The Pheasants, 5-1 ifl Sunshine League play, visit Platte Thursday. i 6 Ethan meets area rival Parkston at Parkston Thursday. MITCHELL (5) h'W McGee 2h Kiepke ss Merkwah rf Jacobson Ib I Malde 9 n'TraUpai II 2 VanBerkum two run home run.

ped a two run nome run. Jacobson's blast scored Dean 5 0 1 506 5 1 1 1 2 4 1 3 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 1, 2 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 2000 4000 38 Merkwan who with a single. reached base The Pheasants didn't score a- al Basketball Association. Unless there is further legal action, such as an appeal to a higher court, Sharman will be free to leave the Stars, the judge ruled. 4 2 2 2 2 o'noon Tuesday.

110 Attorneys for Sharman. who 5 6 coached the Stars to the Ameri- 332 5'can. Basketball Association title ooo season, argued that re- s'straining Sharman any longer 33 is 11 141 would amont to restraint of sno 010 41 trade and would, in effect, ac- 073 332 11 cec ie to the Stars' desire to 2b Brodkorb; HR Brodkorb, Sharman from signing Beck (2), Stone, Simpson; Winner.Keep a Konrad; Loser Rasmussen. I With LoS Angeles 01 tne Jxauon American Takes Lead NETANYA, Israel (AP) Lubomir Kavalek of the United States took the lead Sunday in the llth round of an international chess tournament by defeating Dragoljub Janosevic of Yugoslavia. Kavalek leads Pal Benko of New York, 7V4 to in points, with four rounds left.

SHOP IN MITCHELL 1 4 bi 600 000 000 0 0 0 0 2000 4, 0 1 0 3010 000 000 0 2 200 000 000 000 ab 4 4 3 0 4 0 2 1 1 32 Dettermaft 3b Johnson 3b Hajek cl Totals DIMOCK fitttAN (0) Neugebauer as T. S.chlimgen 2b Gerlach c( Feiner Ib D. Schlfmgen 3b R. Neugebauer rl Moke rf Bowar Heisinger 2b Moe Heisinger 11 Totals MITCHELL DIMOCK ETHAN 2b VanBerkum; HR Jacobson; Winner Loser T. Schlimgen.

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luck enters into it. "If you're playing head 10 xNew Mitchell lawyer Jack Theeler, following a first inning single, parted the winners on the scoring track in the third with a one out double and scored on second baseman Mike Haley's sharp single. It was in the bottom of the fourth that the Shotguns brought one the snarse crowd to their feet and that was caused with a swat of the bat from Mont- started the inning J.J. head with just one man, it may be a little more fair. I dpnt with his third successive single but was forced by Beck.

However, Ryberg drew his second those." "It's one of the game runners trotted the rest of the a joke," said Player, UJJC of the world's foremost players, who now has a poor, 310 record in playoffs. Trevino and Douglass fled the Quail Hollow Country Club course without: comment. All four had finished the regulation 72 holes at 277, 11 CIV j. UJIIIG.L a distance ahead of Montgomery circuit blast. Montgomery also added a double.

Mitchell entered the bottom of the seventh leading 9-0 and needing one run to complete the scheduled nine inning contest in seven and they turned the trick without the aid of a hit. ah 300 300 200 3 0 1 300 201 2 1 i 2 23 0 2 ab 4 1 0 4 1 3 1 5 3 2 2 2 nu. Cadwell walked with one under par. Weiskopf was six, Qut an(J scored on a 0 len strokes off the pace, being set bage gnd a white La fc err0 r. by Douglass, when he started Tne ghotguns travel to the drive that brought him the cer Tuesday) move to Wessmg- victory.

ton Springs Thursday and host He reeled off birdies on the 0 onsocket Sunday afternoon. final four holes, sinking putts of, 10. 10, 8 and 18 feet. WHITE LAKE The lean and lanky Douglass, Schuman a winner in this tournament acf 2 'b two years ago, was 13 under at Schuman ib that'point and still had several Herium holes to play. Da arkhardt But the 35-year-old veteran Falllk ss missed the green and missed a Goulke putt of about four feet on each gH cnks khhardt cf of the last two holes, taking Tota i bogey on each and dropping SHOTGUNS back into a tie.

i aa We v'cf Weiskopf, Trevino and Play- 1 had a fantastic four- Beck 3b putt on one had final Ryberg ss round 69s on the par MgJ 1 ie1r1y ss 2b 72 layout and Douglass had a stuby 70 Theeler rf They went to the 599-yard, Haley 2b par-five 15th hole to begin the "ters playoff. All were on in three, ToUls with Weiskopf about eight feet away. The other three missed birdie attempts in the 12-20 foot range before Weiskopf lined it up, stepped away once, then stroked it home for his fifth birdie in a row. The $30,000 first prize pushed his earnings for the year to $60,367. Trevino.

Player and Douglass each picked up $11,600. Two strokes back of them were Bob Lunn, the second and third-round leader who slipped to a final 73, George Johnson and Rod Funseth, tied at 279. Arnold Palmer never really got it gowg, had a final 72 and fmisbed in a tie for 12th at 281. i 2 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 34 10 14 Homack. Home More Sports On Page 11 OFFICIAL Motor Vehicle SAFETY Inspection Station Fast, Friendly Auto Inspection Service Free Pickup Delivery WESTERN CHEVROLET STRATORESTERS Look like 429 to 439 FEEL LIKE A WTTTT.F, STOCKS LAST Imagine al real he-man sized Strotorester 9 in stain release for him.

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