European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse 18 the stars and stripes wednesday july 15, 1959 Vii in 1.1, l braves Spahn stops s.f., 3-0 reds win 13-5, Over dodgers Cincinnati a Cincinnati s seventh place reds unlit Bevel heavy artillery monday night wit three Home runs two by Frank Robinson to Batter the los Angeles dodgers 13-5 it was the reds second win in a Row Over los Angeles and the second in five games for Cincinnati under new manager Fred Hutchinson. Brooks Lawrence re leg pitching retread who adn t won a game since a Victory May 8 Over Mil Waukee toiled through 6% innings in Relief for the Triumph. Lawrence had lost eight straight games. The reds blew two healthy Lead before settling Down. After Gus Bell s three run Homerin the sixth set up a four run Lead Lawrence smothered the High Riding dodgers giving up two hits the rest of the loss Cut off los Angeles efforts to Clinch a virtual tie forthe National league Lead with san Francisco shut out monday night 3-0, by Milwaukee which moved into second ahead of the dodgers. Four singles and a walk had Given Cincinnati a 3-0 Lead in the opening inning. But the dodgers equated that in the third the same Way four singles and a pass. Draw even at 5-5robinson s first Homer a two Jun clout put Cincinnati in front again in the third. Again the dodgers Drew even 5-5, in the fourth on two hits a walk and Fiddie Kasko s Fumble of Junior Gilliam s bouncer. Robinson s second Homer led of the fifth. Walks by dodger reliever Johnny Klippstein to Johnny Temple and Vada Pinson set up Bell s four base poke. Clem Labine second of five Losangeles pitchers took the loss. Five hits including safeties Bybell and Robinson brought in four Shore Cincinnati runs in the eight hand pulled the game out of dodger reach. Fee Rhineland Romp Cincinnati i Snipie 2b Pinson. Of Whisenant Rubell of i Obinson in Dotter or. O tones 31 Tiomai if Kaslo As n us Hill. P a Awrence. O a it h 421 4 2 12j 3 2 544 401 4 l 1 8 0 4 0 1 0 4 0 los Angeles All r Hill late 3b 512 Neal. 2b -420hfbon. If 402 Hodges in 401 Demeter of 500 Repulski it 400 pit Natano o 401 wills 83 412 Mcd Yiu. P 110 Labine. P 10-0 Pally 101 kelp Stoin p 000 Fowler p 000 a Larnior 101 o. Snyder p 000 Williams p 000 totals 38 5 10 totals 37 13 15 a singled for Labino 6 a singled of 8. A. R i 003 200 Odo 5 10 302 013 04x13 is " in h r erbb80moderitt Zalna a 3-3 o. Snyder Wau Araa Kuzbay Loja Nieles Cincinnat 5 63 l 2 3 3 � 1 i 3 i w. 4-9 1% 0 000 % 3 33 0 % 1 1 0 2 a 4 3 � a. S of i. A culs. Kif in. To a log Angeles 24-1s Cincinnati 2t-7. Do . Angeles 10, Cincinnati 8. 2b Pinson bib lion Dotter Thomas be 3eu. To Flinson a off Dotterer. Tubi Kofil swoon by Hasep we secant Bell 4 8, dotterer7 Jones Thomas a Koaki by jul aria to Jonas , Boggess Sudol Gorman t8 00 Milwaukee up Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee braves pitched his third shutout of the season monday night to Jeat the san Francisco giants. 3-0, As Eddie Mathews drove in two of the runs with his second Homer in As Many Days. Spahn s win his Lith against nine losses broke a four game winning Streak by giant starter san Jones who took the loss even though he allowed Only three hits in the seven innings he Victory lifted the braves into second a half game behind the was the 46th shutout of Palm s career tops for National his 257th Vin Jin 17 years in the senior Cir Mathews Homer came after Sec and baseman Johnny o Brien Hac Valk Iid in the third and it in the to Ightfield bleach is. It a. The 27th of the year or Mathews who leads the league n the round trip department. Sec hit Spahn snowed six hits in beat no the giants for the third Tim his year without a loss. He Al owed Only one hit for six innings and then was touched for two sin Les each in the seventh an eighth but pitched out of Troubl Joth times. Milwaukee got Jonly four hit Sand the last played a part in the braves third run off giant Reefer Stu Miller in the eighth Stathew a Walkerf with one out Anchak Aaron doubled him to third after Wes Covington was passed to Load the bases fran Torpe scored Mathews with a Sac if ice Fly. Box scores on Page 22 Warren Spalin. ,. J/6th shutout de Mathews. Two Days two homers lines appointed Cage coach University of Tennessee a Orville Terri. Cap John Iciek was appointed head Basket coach at the University of Assee monday to replace to Lowe Ray who1 resigned enter private business in Florida. \ Sines Captain of Purdue unl-js14, a Brooklyn instant sleeping Pill Torix up the quickest t Ever scored in a world fight was 45 seconds of the a Jowid , Al me Wien he took the middleweight George Chip april 6, varsity s 11937 team has been Lowery s assistant for the Pas eight years. He also has been Tennessee s track coach. R at the same time athletic director Bob Neyland announced the appointment of Ralph Patterson basketball c o a a at Knoxville Bearden High school As ass Stan basketball coach and track coach Patterson is a graduate of easter Kentucky state College and Cam to. Bearden three years ago after coaching several years at Kentucky . Sines came to Tennessee from Lawrence College at Appleton via for Philadelphia. Meet., Hustle to Philadelphia a rus Sian men and women track Star arrived Here monday for their weekend meet with . Athlete sat the University of Pennsylvania s Franklin Field. After eating lunch and resting i their rooms at a downtown hotel coach George Korobkov hustled his charges to the site of the Competition for a workout. Korobkov said he had a much younger team than the one which met the . Last year in Russia. He said it was difficult to deter mine whether the 1959 russian squad was weaker or. Better than last year s. Johnson out the meet win show How Strong our team is he remarked that he was sorry America s decathlon Star Rafer Johnson would not be Able to compete. Johnson a Urcla Stu Dent who last year set a world de Cathlon record in defeating Russia s Vasily Kuznetsov announced Las week a bad Back would keep him Idle. He sustained the injury in an automobile Accident june 11.kuznetsov, Captain of the rus Sian team was in the party arriving monday As was Taisia Chen Chik women s Captain and High jumper. Also with the team was Dmitry Postnikov Deputy c h a i r Man of sport societies and organizations of the soviet Union. Postnikov said the team had not stars and stripes s recent showing Hopes for a Pennant Pittsburgh a Pittsburg pirate fans Laid claim monday to laying the most interesting team major league baseball. The fans starting to talk pen Nant have plenty of ammunition to Back up their argument 1roy face a Little righthand Relief Pitcher who now has 1ft consecutive victories without de feat 14 this season. 2the pirates have won 12 of13 extra inning games in which they have participated their Only loss came after. Harvey Haddix pitched 12 innings of perfect bal against Milwaukee. 3--of their 4p victories 29 of them have Beeri accomplished As the pirates came scrom behin Din the sixth inning or later. Twenty one of the 46 wins have been Libya one run margin. 4the fourth place bucs have won seven of their last eight games and Are leading in a sus Pended game which will be completed next month. Sundays doubleheader with these. Louis cardinals was typical of the pirates Aid face. The Relief specialist came in during the eighth inning with the pirate ahead by one run. He gave up a run and the game went into the10th inning face then shut the scoring door and much As the have done All season for him the pirates rallied in the last of thelot for &5 Victory. In the second game the pirate began to fight the 7 pm sunday curfew. They took a 5-3 Lead into the top of the ninth. Don Gross who had relieved starter George 3iwjt, gave up a Homer to Gino Ohio land a single to Stan Musial. Face came to the Mound and struck out George Crowe. That s the Point at which the game will resume aug. 19. The pirates who were Idle Mon Day Are Only three games Back of first place Sano Jfrancisco an behind second place Milwaukee. This week they meet both West coast teams As they continue their longest Home tand of the season at Forbes Field. The dodgers were to come to town for games tuesday Rand wednesday night. The giants will be Here for a four Gam series beginning Friday night. Manager Danny Murtaugh who piloted the bucs to a second place finish last year refuse to speculate on the Pennant possibilities ohis to say if Bob Friend comes Groundwell be Friend the right hander who Hada 22-14 record last year got of to a miserable Start but has show improvement recently and is now 4-10. S he s been pitching Good Ball i last eight times out Murtaugh said. I think hell win a lot games for us the rest of the sea son. If he does who can Tell How far Well go Amany of the pirate fans were born i or were in knee pants Whei the bucs last won a nation league Pennant in 1927. Brought any special foods with hem. He said that no special preparations had yet been found that Ould Cut fractions of seconds from rack records. The russian athletes dressed i Blue suits with Hammer and sickle emblems on their jackets were greeted by several of the american earn members javelin thrower Al Cantello 400-meter Star Eddie Southern hurdler Josh Culbreath and Mike Herman decathlon competitor. Meanwhile a spokesman for the american team announced that Southern of the University of Texas and Greg Bell olympic Road jump Champion from Indi Ana had been appointed Coapla Insor Uncle Sam s squad. While none of the russian track group will predict a Victory All indications Are that the soviets Are going to be mighty Tough. Korobkov said he planned a full workout tuesday for his squad of 42 men and 17 women at Franklin Field. No soccer Ball the russians wasted no time ingesting right Down to work Short y after they arrived. They Donne their track gear and worked out or about two hours mostly Light running and lumbering up exercises. Several trackman asked for soccer Ball and were a bit annoyed when one could t be found immediately. The russians pointed out they always used a soccer Ball for leg exercise in their training routine. Do you think you can beat theu.s.?" a newsman asked Korobkov. That s your Job to figure out Korobkov laughed wryly As he started to walk away from the reporter. Then he turned and added my Job is to prepare the boys for a half of squad new what kind of a. Team did the russians have this year in com Parison to the one that met the . In 1958 in Moscow we be got quite a new team said the coach who Speaks Good English. More than half of the squad is in the 1958 event the . Male team won 14 of 22 events and out scored the russians 126-109. The russian women took six of the 10 distaff events and had a scoring Edge of 63-44. A major hassle developed Las year when the russians insisted on combining the scores of themen and women which gave them a 172-170 an aau spokesman re iterated that the. 1958 match was considered by the americans a two separate dual meets and the aau is conducting this year event As such. 180 in pea Field Dunedin fla. Up a Fields of 180, including 14 former Cham pions will compete in the 41sannual professional golfers association championship at St. Loui Park near Minneapolis july 30 aug. 2, the pea has announced Calif. Bowls May get Johansson rematch los Angeles apr Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson May stage their heavyweight championship rematch in memo rial coliseum Here or in Pasa Dena s Rose bowl an american legion official reports. Jdick Pittenger director of Spe Cial events for the los Angeles county Council of the legion said monday night promoter Bill Koson Sohn gave his organization a "10-Day option on the re match. Pittenger said bosons Lin told him the rematch would Gross $3 million either in the coliseum or Rose bowl. Each stadium seats 100,000, ,
