European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 13, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes monday july 3, 1959 w. Dodgers trim braves ,7-5, for Drysdale Milwaukee a a five run outburst in the fourth inning featuring Home runs by do Demeter and Charley Neal pulled the los Angeles dodgers from be Hind and sent them on their Way to a 7-5 Victory Over the faltering Milwaukee braves saturday. I the Triumph before a crowd of34,009, enabled the dodgers to re main one game behind league leading san Francisco while the third place braves dropped 2vl-games off the Pace. Right hander Don Drysdale who was rained out of a Start Friday night collected his 10th Victory in16 decisions in Relief of starter Sandy Koufax who was lifted fora Pinch hitter Drysdale in the hurling three witless frames braves right hander Carl ton Willey now 4-3, suddenly fell apart As the dodgers blasted two homers two doubles and a single. The rally was highlighted by Neal s Lith Homer of the season with none on and Demeter s two run blast his 17th of the year. score in fifth the braves came Back with one run off Drysdale in the fifth on Johnny Logan s double and Mickey Vernon s Pinch single. But the dodgers made it 6-4 with a run in the fifth on Wally Moon s Safe bunt a walk and John Roseboro s sacrifice the seventh Juan Pizzaro hit Roseboro with the bases loaded to Force in another los Angeles tally. Hank Aaron s Homer in the seventh his 23d of the season Cut the dodger Lead to 7-5, but Drys Dale was too Tough for tie braves in the last two frames. Drysdale spell los Angeles Milwaukee a r h a Thiim. 3b 500 o Brien. 2b Neal. 2b Moon if Snider off Beau land Antonelli wins 13th is giants top reds 5-3 Cincinnati a Johnny Antonelli aided by Eddie Bres Spud s Lusty hitting won his 13thgame of the season against four defeats saturday and the Sanfrancisco giants completed a sweep of a three game series wit Cincinnati winning 5-3. Bressoud never particularly known for his slugging came up with two doubles and a Home was the sixth straight defeat for the reds and the Victory Kep the giants one game out in front of los Angeles in the National league. The giants got to reds starter Jim Brosnan the first time in the s 4 Al n h 110 1 0 1 Hodera. In Roseboro o Domotor of wills us a tar kor Slimmer. M Koufax. P 501111 201 312 totals a Vernon a Mantilla. 2b 2 0 0 Lathews. Kab 300 Aaron of 522 Art cock in 300 Sod Crandall. O 411 s 1 2 Roach if 101 j l 1 a Corington if 3 0 2 100 Logan is 412 1 t 0 Pafko. 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Bressoud opened Withus Homer and the other tally came on Jim Davenport s double and Illie Kirkland s single. Antonelli who had pitched "25consecutive scoreless innings yielded the first Cincinnati run Inge seventh on a double by Jim Pendleton a wind blown Infiel Dingle by dutch Dotterer and a single by Frank reds last two runs1 in the eighth produced a King sized single by Pete Whisenant an Enfield out and Vada Pinson single brought in one run. Frank Robinson singled Pinson to was called out at first on his Bounder to Bressoud which would have ended the inning but first baseman Orlando Cepeda tipped that he had dropped the Ball when he quickly threw protest brought a reversal of the ruling. Pendleton was called Safe and Pinson s run was allowed to giants picked up an insurance run in their half on Succes Sive doubles by Davenport and Kirkland. Clubhouse conference new Cin Minnuti manager Fred Hutchins ii meets with players and coaches at Cincinnati during his firs series at the reds Helm against the san Francisco giants. Left to right Are Bob Purkey Frank Thomas de Bailey Jerry Lynch Hutchinson an coaches Wally Moses and Reggie Otero. The giants swept three straight to ruin the debut for Hutchinson who took Over after Mayo Smith was fired. Associated press photo the stars and stripes indians 8th-inning rally fells tigers 8-7 colavito hits two Home runs Cleveland a the Amer ican league leading Cleveland indians Defeated Detroit 8-7, her saturday night As Rocky colavito hit two Home runs and Vic Power knocked in the winning run with an eighth inning single. The Victory enabled the indians to keep the Chicago White sox at their distance two games de spite a Chicago win Over Kansas City 8-3.Power s hit was the Only safety Jones returns contract Boston up a. C. Jones has returned his signed contract for the 1959-60 season the Bosto celtics announced. Jones a Rookie last season was a leading substitute during Boston s National basketball association Champion ship series. Hillsdale captures Gold cup dash from 4th in stretch i Inglewood Calif. Up shuffled Back to fourth j place going into the stretch closed Wilth an amazing burst of Speed to capture the $162,100 Gold cup by about a a Gnu la Plche game Indiana bred Colt s Dis Ster coach named Chester . Up eve Phillips jr., track coach tit mint Hermon mass. High school teen appointed physical Edwand assistant University of t. Play of determination and dogged Ness in the stretch Drew prolonged applause from the crowd of More than 43,000 fans after Hillsdale again Defeated find and terran despite his bad racing Luck. There were few in the big Crow that would have Given a Nickle for Hillsdale s chances As the Fieldon eight came off the final turn and into the stretch in the final Furlong of the mile and a Quarter race. But jockey Tommy Barrow and Hillsdale refused to be beaten a they came from Between horses had to weave their Way Forward continued on Page w in the two run eighth and dealt re Liefer Dave Sisler his third loss against one win. It was Sisler Sonly inning of work saturday but wildness and Larry o s b o r n throwing error proved costly. Sisler walked Russ Nixon a Delmer Valo to open the Frame. George Strickland hit into a Force out but Sisler obliged with a wild pitch and Pinch runner Billy mar tin raced Home from third with the tying run. Persuasive Power Detroit Alt it to 1 Ost. 3t� Kyeun. 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Dilungo Rupa Rolu i Turley Stewartt 3 10. A-20,895.osborne s error allowed Strickland to reach third and he came across on Power s game winning single. Earlier it had been a Home Duel with colavito upping his season output to 26 and Al Kalin Charlie Maxwell and Gus Zernia connecting for the tigers. Jim Perry third of four trib hurlers gained his third win in four decisions though he face Only two batters in the eighth. Burgess sidelined with injured hand Pittsburgh a the Pittsburgh pirates announced saturday night that Star Catcher smok Burgess will be out of the lineup from five to seven Days because injured right who is currently batting.308, was struck on the right Ham by a foul tip in Friday night same against the Chicago cubs. General manager Joe l. Brown said Burgess suffered Bone chips into fingers on the hand. Danny Kravitz and Hank Folles will Shar Al Rutland. Of Maya of Ceneda ii Spencer. 2b Rrana if incl Rith o i .re.tsoud. 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Bartzen Woodcock reach finals of West open Tennis Milwaukee a Veteran tournament player Bernard Tut Bartzen and talented 22-year-old australian Warren Woodcock sat urday gained the finals of the Western open Tennis tournament. Top seeded Bartzen 32, Dallas eliminated former . Davis cup player Mike Green Miami 6-3, 5-7,7-5, 6-0, to move into sunday s title round. Woodcock second seeded foreign player won a Marathon match from Whitney Reed the no Bachamp from Alameda Calif., 6-1, 3-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. Top seeded Dorothy head Knode Forest Hills ., and Karol Fageros Miami rated second were to meet for the women s title Sun Day. Mrs. Knode ousted Australia s Mae Martin 4-6, 6-2, 7-5, while miss Fageros eliminated Carole Wright Brooklyn 6-1, 6-2. Norwich u. Catcher signs for a s Bonus Methuen mass. A the Kansas City athletics have signed Larry Waite an 18-year-old Catcher to a Bonus contract. The amount of the Bonus was not disclosed. Waite a 5-foot, 11-Inch 200-Pounder who hit .375 for the nor wich University freshman Tea this Spring will report to the Spring training Camp for the Poca Tello ida., club of the class c Pioneer league next year i i
