European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 12, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday july 12, 1959 the stars and stripes \ Palmer leads at midpoint in Western open Pittsburgh up Arnold Palmer n Home area favorite from Latrobe pa., jumped into a one stroke Lead at the Halfway Mark of the $25,000 men s Western open Golf tournament Friday with four Uncle 66 arid a 36-Hole total of 133. After finishing the second round Over the shattered Pittsburgh Field club course Palmer admitted he had one of his better Days. Right behind the 1958 masters Champion with a 134 was big Mike Souchak the former Duke univer sity football Star now playing out of Grossinger . He turned in his second straight 67. The first Day Leader Young Joe Campbell Knoxville tenn., saw his Putter go sour and was tied for fourth place with George Bayer Lemont 111., with 136. Bayer carded a 67 Friday. Campbell set a course record with a sizzling 65 thursday but blew to a one Over 71 in the second round. "1 hit 16 greens but i had Putter trouble especially on the Back nine Campbell said afterwards. Cooper fires 66 Pete Cooper a 44-year-old from Lakeland fla., vaulted into con Tention with a 66 that matched Palmer for the Day s lowest round. Cooper s score gave him a 137 and bunched him with Fred Hawkins Elpaso tex., and former National open titlist Jack Fleck los an Geles. Hawkins fired a 69 an Fleck a 67. The Field was Cut to the Low 70 scorers plus ties for saturday third round and a casualty of the Cut was Gary Middlecoff the Memphis dentist who had a 72 fora 148 total. Only those with a 147 or lower escaped the Cut. The leaders Arnold Palmer 67-60133 Mike Souchak 67-67134 Georoe Bayer 69-67136 Joe Campbell 65-71136 Pelt Cooper 71-66137 Fred Hawkins 68-69137 Jack Fleck 70-67137 Bert Weaver 67-71138 to Kroll 71 -67138 Dong Ford Cfl-72138 Doug Sanders. Don Whitt Dow Finsterwald Page 19 Walker Inman. Carl Beljan. Houston Roclair 70-69i3s 73-67140 70-70no 70-70140 71-70141 07-74141 Don Fairfi lil 74-67141 Gene Littler 72-69141 Wally Ulrych 71-70141 Highland Park 111. Up Joanne Gunderson a Long driving coed from Arizona state and Marjorie Lindsay a 34-year-old tourney Veteran from Decatur 111., Defeated semifinal rivals Friday to move into the championship match of the 59th women s Western Amateur Golf tournament. Miss Gunderson a 20-year-oldresident of Seattle majoring in physical education at Arizona state eliminated Andrea Cohn Northwestern University Sopho More 3 and 2. Miss Lindsay the 1951 tourney Winner and five time Illinois slate Champion scored a 2-up decision Over Barbara. Wil Liams Berkeley Calif. Miss Gunderson and miss Lind say were scheduled to Battle 36 holes in saturday s championship test Over the 6,567-Yard exmoor country club course. Peewee league hurler fans 72 in 30 innings Jefferson City to. A Little Dickie Woods 10, stretched his pitching record in Jefferson City s Peewee league to 6-0 by striking out 22 of the 24 Batter who faced him. With that kind of Mound work nos team won 3-1, the youngster thas struck out 72 batters in30 innings of play. Holding the bag Boston slugger Ted Williams gets Back to first base safely As the Newyork yanks Bill Skowron reaches for a Pickoff throw from Pitcher Don Larson. Umpire John Ric Calls the play in the game won by the bombers at Yankee stadium 11-5. Up photo Yankee errors hand botox 8-5 win nats clip orioles with four homers Atlanta schedules women s Golf meet Atlanta a Atlanta is to be Host to the nation s top women golfers sept. 17-20 in the firs Atlanta open under sponsorship of the ladies professional Golf association. The Atlanta journal reported the Continental Colony club has close the Deal with Fred Corcoran Lyga tournament manager. Prize Money and other details on the 72-Holemedal tournament will be announced later. The Continental Colony is a recently organized private club which has taken Over the old Blackrock course in Southwest Atlanta. It also was operated for a time As the Meadowbrook country club. Errors of their ways new York Boston in a of my Doneald. M 0 Washington up the Washington senators cracked four Home runs including Harmon Kille brew s 29th of the season but Southpaw Chuck Stobbs still had to Check an eighth inning rally by the Baltimore orioles Friday night to preserve a 7-6 Victory. Camilo Pascual won his ninth Victory against seven defeats although he was routed in the eighth when Baltimore pushed across four four Washington homers came off Rookie Jack Fisher who suffered his second loss without a Victory. Ken Aspromonte hit his second Homer of the year in the first inning and Bob Allison tied the score at 2-2 with his 22d Homer in the third. Killebrew also connected in the third and Roy Sievers then socked his 10th round tripper into the Centerfield bleachers in the fifth Fol lowing a double by Pascual and a walk to Kille brew. The senators added what proved to be the winning run in the sixth on singles by a a Throneberry Bil 5 by Consolo and Pascual. Bob Boyd an Killebrew Gene Woodling each singled in the eighth to launch Baltimore s four run rally. After Joe Ginsberg forced Wood Ling and Joe Taylor struck out Brooks Robinson walked to fill the bases and Pinch hitter Walt Dropo singled Home two runs. Tex Clevenger relieved Pascual and gave up a single to Bill Gard Ner for another run and Pinch hitter Willie Tasby singled in the fourth run of the inning before Stobbs took Over and retired sex teammate Albie Pearson for the third out. Boston a Bobby Avila and Ted William provided Boston with another Victory Over new York Friday night 8-5, after the robust red sox built a five run inning around three Yankee singled and Williams doubled for the winning margin off reliever Art Ditmar in the seventh. Mik Fornieles pitched the final three frames for bos ton preserving the sixth Victory for Tom brew Rover the yanks in 19 decisions. � Southpaw Whitey Ford who had not pitched at Fenway Park since 1957 because the sox Field has been considered graveyard for lefties was the All r ii 312 it Din. Is 1 1 Busby of 502 a a Courkli of 501 Arila 21 512 Gemert in 31 0 d-wort/., in 4 1 l Runnels in Mantle of ten a c Skowron in Lopez 3b Kubek if Tichardson 2b 3 0 2 Jensen h of Silbern in Rickell. 21 Kong p _ Grba p a Shi lighter Ditmar p a tron Berry 000 Koran Els p Irons Tad p 101 Williams. 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A s Herzog on disabled list Kansas City up the Kansas City athletics put injured Whitey Herzog on the disabled list Friday and immediately recalled outfielder Russ Snyder reputed to be one of the fastest men in the Pacific coast league from port land. Snyder 25-year-old lefthand de hitter has a .340 average. Herzog was hitting .293 and along with another Jack of All trades Dick Williams kept the a s from completely falling apart Early this season when the pitching staff was rocked Bob Cerv was slump ing and Roger Maris was out for an appendectomy. Herzog has been out of action for 25 Days and being placed on the disabled list makes it a Manda tory 30 Days More. A calcification has appeared Ina badly bruised right thigh which was first injured in a spectacular catch and crash into a Fence at Yankee stadium
