European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                \ log 20 the stars and stripes Friday july 17, 1959 i v i 11111111 . Going gone dodger outfielder Don Demeter leaps in Vainas a Home run off the Bat of Cincinnati s Vada Pinson sails High Over the Fence. The reds won 4-3. Associated press photo Jones gives juniors Chance for cup team Chicago a Perry Jone Captain of the . Davis cup team has said the 1959 squad to be named this weekend will debased largely on performances by several contenders in the Curre National Clay court tournament. Jones said he has gathered Mostof the outstanding juniors 18 years old or younger at the tournament As part of a new program to build . Tennis stars. These players As Well As the adults retrying in suburban River Forest this week for berths on the squad which will defend the Davis cup the program is new in its applications to Junior players. For the first time six top youngsters Wili  to the squad with equal membership with older players such As Alex Olmedo Star of Las year s Victory Over Australia. Prospects listed among the outstanding Junior competing in the River Forest tournament Are Ramsey Earnhart Ventura Calif. Larry Nagler North Hollywood Calif. Paul Palmer. Phoenix Marty Riessen. Gram my greatest contribution  he complained that in the past Young players practically have been forgotten after they lost an Early match in a tournament. Now if they lose Here this week off they go to the next tournament at Merlon Jones said. There they will be met by one of Jones assistants who will work with them prior to the tournament giving each individual instruction. Besides working on the Young sters physical game Jones and his helpers Are trying to give each top Junior Confidence that he Hasan actual Chance to make the Davis cup squad. Tentative team picked this mental therapy worked with Olmedo last year Jones  was ranked Lith in the nation at this time last year which was nothing said Jones. Then i told him if he settled Down he could make the Davis cup squad. Now he s about the Best in the  Jones listed the tentative cup team exclusive of juniors As Ber Nard Bartzen defending Clay court singles Champion Earl Buchholz Chris Crawford. Donald Dell Jon Douglas. Myron Franks. Grant Golden. Ron Holmberg. Clifton Mayne. Barry Mackay and Olmedo. He named four others who willbe considered if they make them selves available. They Are Ham Richardson Dick Savitt Vic Siex As and torn Brown. Most of the top mate players inthe nation Are competing i n the or. Clay court tournament to Wato a 111. Bill Bond la Jolla,Calif., and Dennis Ralston. Bakers Field Calif. .-.-. Others being considered for the team Are Charles Mckinley Stann. Mo., and Thomas Edlefsen Piedmont Calif. Jones 71, termed the new pro baby for de lock Boston up Boston red sox Pitcher Ike Delock became a father for the first time when his we. Glenna presented him with a  to Boston lying in Hospital the baby to be named Lawrence an even be pounds. Frick picks committee of seven to help promoters of third Loop us Chicago us a committee of seven major league leaders has been named to Aid promoters of a third major league. The group was appointed by base Ball commissioner Ford Frick Ata special meeting which also approved inter league trading with out waivers expansion of the disabled list and a formula to Aid minor league baseball teams. Frick named himself president Warren Giles of the National league president Joe Croniei of the Anie rican league and club owners Lou Perll Milwaukee Bob Carpenter Philadelphia Tom Yawkey Boston and Arnold John son Kansas City As the committee to help a third major league get started. A committee of this size and experience should prove the most satisfactory major league Contact for such a group in obtaining in formation about major league o orations and discussing their a the stars and stripes most valuable player ballot this is my selection As the most valuable european Odomd baseball player in a poll to select one Usa eur and one Safe player to return to the . For the world series. Name position team league. Signed Apo. Organization Send All ballots to the sports department. The stars and stripes Apo 175, . Forces. Only ballots printed daily in the stars and stripes will be considered. Ease up on College raids sex Yankee tells majors Philadelphia up the College campuses a Mecca for big league scouts bearing Valise Ful of Bonus Money could become better source of pro baseball Talen if the major leagues would jus ease up their mad scramble. That s the opinion of Glenn Kil linger an old pro who is now athletic director of West Chester state teachers College. He was astar football player at Penn state and a baseball player in the Newyork Yankee Chain. Killinger whose Small College teams Are the Scourge of their class says the campuses will produce Superior pro prospects if the collegians could get better coaching and were left alone by the major leagues to Complete their four year educations. He got a sound second to his motion from Dick Groat of the Pitts Burgh a rates an off the Campus to the majors Ball player who recommended a longer College baseball schedule with the right to play summer semipro Ball if College Allisn t carried through the open months could Aid 3d league they re wondering whether there la be enough players for third major league Killinger note. I think College baseball would be a Good source Rand they can be developed in College wit the right thinking and the right coaching. What s needed is More professional baseball coaching at the col lege level. I mean coaching by players with pro experience. As matters Are now in any number of Small colleges the coach is just someone off the faculty with no experience at All. How can they do it he asked. In baseball or in football the10-year Man picks up a lot of savvy. When he s in the pro game for 20 years he s pretty smart and knows his Way around Kil linger pointed out. A no tampering Rule by the Mathewson shrine planned new York up a four Man committee from Factoryville pa.,met with based Al commissioner Ford Frick to discuss a proposed memorial to Christy Mathewson. Major leagues would be a great help the sex Yankee said. Let them pass a Rule which would permit a boy to Complete four years of College baseball wit no signing and it would be a great help. College Ball then could be a source of major league material. Leave them in school a Little longer and you la get a bet Ter player Killinger said. Groat a listener added he thought the College Ball player would get a lot further with a longer season. Letting the boys play sem Proball would help a lot and would be Good experience for them Groat said. The colleges should keep their schedules going All summer Long or let the boys go into the semipro Type of Ball he added. Plications for major league status Frick said. The committee will meet on re quest with promoters of the third league Frick indicated and presumably the initiative for such meetings will rest with the third league group headed by William Shea new York. Both the american and National leagues reaffirmed their previous position in favor of open inter league trading without waivers from nov. 21 to dec. 15 this  unrestricted trading plan was approved for a one year trial period at the Winter meetings but was voted upon for a second Timeon request of Frick. Frick said he did not interpret the vote in favor of the proposal and against his wishes As a vote of no Confidence and said that the presidents of both leagues also  approved of the Rule. Frick was authorized to permit each team to put More than the present limit of two players on the disabled list upon establishment that there Are medical reasons for the disability. The change was adopted to take care of such cases As those of red schoendienst Androy Campanella. Both out for extended periods of More than one season due to illness or Accident. 60-Day period men placed on the disabled list under this provision would be required to remain on the list for a60-Day period against the current minimum of 30 Days but would be entitled to continued credits of seniority for the pension program. The leagues approved a formula covering allocations of Aid to minor league teams and named Bill de Witt to authorize the clubs to draw on the fund depending on their need. Money for the fund will come from the world series and television payments and there willbe no additional assessment on the clubs. Both leagues also announced network fall Winter to program of videotape of 26 games played this year. Promoters of the program will tape games for the balance of the season and select 26 most interesting and exciting for vide display. Each will be edited to one hour running time and american and National league games will be shown on alternate weeks. Presumably this telecast will compete with a program announced previously to show on video tap games to be played this year in the cuban Winter league. Still pitching., ageless Satch Waits new Call to big leagues Beloit wis. Up the oldest Active player in baseball Pitcher Satchel Paige in dreaming of an other shot at the majors. That old magician of the Mound who has been pitching for More years than anyone can accurately estimate is in fact playing More now than he did during two Mackin scores to Over Skidmore Richmond Calif. A Lyl Mackin Oakland Calif., knocked out san Francisco s Frank skid More in the second round of their scheduled 10-Rounder Here. It was Mackin s 16th Victory in 17 bouts Mackin weighed 146, Skidmore 149 the 25-year-old truck Driver dropped Skidmore for an eight count with a left to the jaw in the second. A right to the Chi put Skidmore Down again for nine As he wobbled to his feet referee Tony Bosnich stopped it at 2 27 of the round and called it a Knock out. It was Mackle s 12th to and his third in his last three fights. Seasons when he worked for the Miami marlins of the International league. Satch is barnstorming with semipro outfit called the cuban giants. The giants have already played 53 games this year and Satch has played in All but two or three. The group has 120 slated. For Satch it s a business but not a Happy one. He would rather be in the major leagues where he tasted briefly some of the glory that might have been his in the1920s and 30s. He claims one american league team has been in touch with him and there s a Chance lie might Beback up there before the season is out. And he can prove that the remember him Bill Veeck his old Friend from Cleveland and later , has sent Paige two new Chicago White sox uniforms. The old master who reached the major leagues with Cleveland at a time when most baseball players Are retiring does not pitch full games. But for two or three innings every night in disorganized base Ball staph is on the Hill wowing the fans and making Money. In Ujj ,