European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 2, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20. The stars and stripes i � thursday july 2, t959 for 4th Iii Row two balls m play confuse Issue Chicago a the St. Louis cardinals behind the four hit hurling of Larry Jackson Defeated the Chicago cubs 4-1, tuesday a game marked by two baseball being play at the same time the fourth inning. The vote Ory was the surging cardinals fourth a Row and 16th $rv4l" of my Dunedin Fla. Up for col hard Cash Gary Middlecoff ranks As the world s no. 1 golfer since the end of world War ii. The 38-year-old Memphis dentist has won a total of $251,766 from 1947 through 1958, according to official statistics released Here by Harold Sargent president of the professional golfers association. That s More Titan a Quarter Mil lion dollars and it is also More than any other golfer the world has earned official pea tournaments during the modern Middlecoff a slow deliberate player who occasionally drives opponents to distraction shows comfortable Lead at the pea window Over runner Sam Snead. Slammon Sam from w h h Sulphur Springs w.va., is second Dine with $216,904 Money winnings for the 12-year period. Middlecoff turned pro 1947 Snead. 1932. Dog Ford who Learned much of his Golf the Public links of new York City is third place with$191,939 even though he got a late Start because he did to become Apro until 1949. Veteran Lloyd Mangrum Apple Valley Calif., is Only a nine Iron. I shot. Away from Ford fourth place with $191,385, while Ted Kroll Sarasota Fla., ranks fifth with $181,049. Ben Hogan the Man Many might imagine would be first is 10th drunk charge jails 1953 indy Champion / Norwalk Calif. A racing Driver Troy Ruttman Winner of t Lytfi. .1953 Indianapolis 500, by sheriff s deputies Here Iii suspicion of being a Cusk and disturbing the peace. V the complaint was brought by Ruttman s estranged wife Beverlymae after what she described As x Domestic argument. Ruttman 29,? .wa8 o released later $150 bail.,mr.\Ruttman once accused her Iju band of beating her and last Yar filed for divorce.,. Sofia of of a. Yaw wins Hankie Norway a t Swanoria by mag aws Konow won Dags place with $132,139. However his limited tournament appearances recent years and the near fatal Highway Accident which sidelined him 1949 have kept Hogan fro moving higher. Dick Mayer St. Petersburg Fla.,who will be 35 August is the youngest Man the top 10. Only men their 20s among the top 25 modern Era Money winners Are Dow Finsterwald Tequesta Fla., 17th with $116,532, and Arnold Palmer Ligonier pa., 24th with $94,513. The composite modern Era list of official pea Money winners pea cosponsored and approve tournaments from 1947 through 1958 i Gary Middlecoff $251,766 28am Snead. 216,904 3 Doug Ford 191,939 4lloyd Mangrum 191,385 a Ted Kroll 181,049 6julius Boros v. 173,932 7jack Burke 158,827 8jimmy Demaret .,.,.,., 148,442 9dick Mayer 134,550 10ben Hogan i 132,139iitommy Bolt 130,796 12ed Oliver ,. 27,27013-i-Johnny Palmer i24,l66 14jim Ferrar ,.,.,.,. 122,358isdutch Harrison .9,427 by the Bat boy. Hemus protest was based the interference. The cardinals stole six base with Ken Boyer Dick Gray and Bill White getting two each. White stole second after singling the eighth inning and then stole third eventually scoring error by Pitcher Don Elston who dropped the Ball after attempting to intercept Catcher Taylor s throw to Sec Ond As Boyer broke for the bag. White s double and Boyer single produced the first Cardinal Larry Jackson. Hurls four litter run the opening inning. Gray singled Home another the Sec Ond and Jackson did the same inthe seventh after error had helped set it . The cubs Only run came the third when they loaded the bases error a single and a served another walk to Force Tony Taylor. Jacked St. Louis a b Luiis Lingame 2b 600 Cunningham of 5 0 1whlto, 1mb 428 Boyer 3i Moll of if Musial flood of i. Smith o3 Ray a Jackson d 801400 21 1000 4 0 1412 401 t. Taylor 2bdark, 3b Noren fbanks s3 Long Thomson of Walls res. Taylor o Anderson Marshall Elston p chicagoan 0 01 000. 1 0 000 01 8002 0 0 ,101 000 totals 85 4 10 totals 32 1 4asingled for Anderson 7 bran for Musial 8. St. Louis 0 000 1104 10 ii Lago 001 000 000,i 4 2 h r or Buso Tokson a 7-0 0 41028 Anderson a .4-7 1 9 8 3 1 0listen. 2. 1 1 0 3 2 a Blasl Gamo Anderson Elston. 27-15, Chicago 2t-12. 7, Chicago 0. 2bwhlto, so Boyer 2. Gray 2, White 2,, Gray Jackson Long. A Delmoro Barloh crawford.t2 25. A0,885. O Brien. Connolly. 7, quit Finland tour Fri is orders new York a Dan Ferris of the Amateur athletic Union con firmed tuesday that he had ordered Parry o Brien and Harold con Nolly America s world record holders the shot put and Hammer throw to return Home from a track meet there is no confusion my mind Ferris said. We Are just trying to keep the sport promoters of the Helsinki track meet reported that both track stars had tried to persuade Ferris to permit them to stay but that lie had refused. There is a strict Rule the International Amateur athletic federation which requires All invitations for athletes of one nation to compete another nation to be made through their National aau,1ferris said. It s True that this was Don originally where o Brien and con Nolly were concerned. They accepted but then Jess than 24 hour Slater declined because they fount they could t get away from their jobs. But the promoter phoned the both los Angeles and persuaded them to make the trip. This is i violation of All Isaaf rules and we simply could t permit them to break the two yank trackman upset Helsinki Helsinki a a touring aau team won four of nine event sin International track meet Here tuesday night despite the fact hat two yanks who Are world record holders their specialities were beaten. Bob Gutowski sex Occidental Sta now with the . Marines lost out the pole vault to Finland Szeles Landstrom As the former University of Michigan Exchange student cleared 14 feet 9% inches to Gutowski s 14-6. Erstwhile Lasalle Ace Al caniello another Marine placed third the javelin throw with a heave of 249 feet 5% inches More than 30 feet below his world Mark. The event was taken by France s Michel Maqi Iet with a.-256-foot, 9-"nch toss. Bob Poynter san Jose state took the. 100-meter dash 10.6, while Les Carney Ohio u., place fourth 10.8. The Southern California strides Charlie butt set a new meet record no the shot put winning with a and Deloss Dodds Kansas were the other yank Winner Parker taking the 110 meter High hurdles 15.0 and Dodds the 400-meter dash 47.2. A t from the University of Miami is a ranking . Player both singles and doubles. Wiesbaden leads the team scor ing with 10 Points followed by Ramstein 7 Span Dahlem , 4 501st Tacon Wing 4 Oslo 3, and Rhine main 2. The results open divisions Ingues first round Ivor Richards. Span Dahlen Defeated Leste Traband. Hahn 6-2, 6-2 Howard Cameron. I Badon Defeated Duano Demerritt Rhine. A i c"3i Charlos Harrl a. Don Anderson. Spahn Dahlbom 6-1, 6-3. Second round Dave Harum. Oslo Defeated Bill Rexrode,50 St Tacon 6-0, 6-0 Boh Krussell 501st Tacon Defeated Fred belch Spang Dahlum 6-2 b-2 Frank Proietti. Span Dahlem Defeated . Hahn. 7-5, 6-3 William Mickey Wales Baden Defeated Glenn Gibson Rhino Maln 5-7, 0-8. 6-4 Don , Defeated Jack Thompson Spang Dalileo. 6-0 6-0 John Keller Ramstein. Defeated d. J. Destan Zwell Bruecken g-0, 6-0 Doug Howden Wiesbaden Defeated Larry Theissen Rhine Maln 6-0. 6-1 Richards Defeated Bob Stewart. But Biro f-4. Igent pow Wlos Ball. Debate Don Dimaio 601st Tapon 6-0. 6-0 Mark Bollinger. 501st Tacon Defeated Howard Dick 6",2 b-2. George watt., rom Joeln Defeated arsenic Delgado. Hahn 7-5, 5? 8-6 Harrison Defeated camera 8-g 9.7 pm m a la elem be flirted Frank Rogge. N,.n h ? ? 6 ,0 a-4 Frank Mullen w Baden Defeated Hiram Bingham. Gle Belstadt. F".,i a ? cd c . Ramstein a coated Al Ludecke Rhino Maln 6-3. Bit Al Johnson,.zweibruecken, Defeated Gil Bilipp , 6�0i g-3.thiru round Harum Defeated Proietti 6-0, 6-0 Keller de. 6t it we a we
