European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 18, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes saturday july 18, 1959 s squeeze by orioles 4-3 reliever Sturdivant saves Triumph for Daley Baltimore up Tom Sturdivant pitched four innings of hit less Ball in Relief of Bud Daley thursday night to enable the Kan Sas City athletics to hold on for a 4-3 Victory Over the Baltimore preserving Daley s ninth Vic tory against six losses Sturdivan permitted Only two base runners one on an infield error the Otheron a two out walk to Pinch hitter Al Pilarcik in the Rookie Jerry Walker seeking his eighth Victory but Tak Sturdivant Triandos ing his fourth loss instead started in shaky fashion and granted seven Kansas City hits and four run sin the first three innings. He permitted Only one safety after the third until he was removed for a Pinch hitter in the seventh. Billy Loes mopped up and granted the a s their ninth hit. Daley had retired 12 men in arow going into the sixth and appeared to been route to an easy Victory. But Gene Woodling singled and Walt Dropo smashed out his fourth Homer. Gus Triandos followed with his22d round tripper and when Daley walked Joe Taylor he was yanked in favor of Sturdivant. In All Daley gave up but four a s tallied single runs in the first and second and a coded pair in Trie third then were blanked the rest of the night. The run inthe opening Frame resulted on a single by Bill Tuttle Roger Maris double and an infield out by Bob s single in the second scored Wayne Terwilliger who smacked a two out double. Dick Williams a former Oriole blooded a two run single with the sacks loaded in the third to driven what turned out to be the loss dropped the orioles 4 % games behind the league leading White sox and Cut their third place margin to one game Over the oncoming Yankees. Shoemaker sturdy Relief Kansas City a r h 412 411 5 1 2 0 0 200 000 to attn. Of tji Impo. S3 Maris. Of ctr. If Bonne. In a her toy in Williams. 3b House c 2b Daley p Sturdivant d 0 1 0 0 4 1 2 2 0 1 200 Baltimore a tasty. Of Wool Llor. If Dropo. In , o Taylor of Robinson. So Gardner. 2b a Pearson Miranda 2b a Klas walk or p a Boyd Loes p of Rila Rolle Inglewood Calif. A jockey Willie Shoemaker Rode five straight winners at Hollywood Park thursday including smash ing triumphs in both divisions of the $30,000-added vanity Handicap. It was the fourth time in shoe maker s Brilliant career that he had turned in such a score in one afternoon but hot his Best. Hewon the last six on a nine race card at Del mar turf club sept. 4, 1954. The National Champion Steere Llangollen farm s tender size to Victory in the first division and came Back in the next race to win the second Section aboard h. P. Dick s zeus Joy beat favourites twice aboard tender size the second betting Choice he nosed out the favored King ranch filly la plume. Zeus Joy beat out the heavily favored honeys Gem in the second division. Zeus Joy was the third betting vanity decided the mythical filly and Mare championship of the waning Hollywood Park meet size returned $8.00, $3.20 and $2.80 la plume $2.80 arid $2.40and cellar paid $3.60 to show. Willie Shoemaker outstanding Day Frick to detail 3d Loop plans new York a baseball commissioner Ford Frick said thursday he would Call a press conference next week to detail organized baseball s plans to Hel form a third league. He said he was unable to give the exact Date or site but did say it would be in new York and that Bill Shea head of mayor Robert Wagner s baseball committee prob ably would also be there. Shea has done much of the Spade work forthe organization of the proposed third league. Two groups Are known to be interested in bankrolling a new York team in the proposed circuit and the City had indicated a willingness to build a modern stadium on the site of the 1939 world s fair i Flushing Long Island. Previously organized baseball told the sponsors of the third league what various minor league cities would have to do to gain major league recognition. This included increasing the seating capacities of present Parks or build ing new ones Etc in addition to new York hous ton the fort Worth Dallas area St. Paul Minneapolis Montreal Toronto Denver new Orleans an Atlanta have been suggested As possible franchise holders in the new circuit. Shea has said the league will begin operations in 196lfrick made his announcement at the close of a two Day session with a major minor committee onto and its Impact on the smaller leagues. Totals 35 4 9 totals 34 8 4 a fouled out for Walker 7 bran for Bona 8 a filed out for Gardner 9 a filed out for Miranda 9 a walked for Loes 9. Kansas City 112 000 0004 9 3 Baltimore 000 003 0003 4 0 in h r Erboso 543825 the time for the mile and one eighth was 1 48 Flat. Zeus Joy paid $10.60," $3.60 and $2.80 honeys Gem $2.80 and $2.40,and Sybil Brand the second Choice ran third for a $.2.80 payoff. The time was 1 48 % for the mile and one eighth. A crowd of 26,568 gave shoe maker a big hand As he dismounted from his fifth Winner of the afternoon. Shoemaker s earlier wins were started in the third with Teddy boy for a $6.40 payoff Ali a special at $6 and Justa drizzle for $7.60. Sikes upset Essig wins in pub Linx tournament 400014 784426 210023 Daloy w. 9-0 Sturdivant Walker l. 7-4 Loese Boone 2. Williams. To a Kansas City 27-4, Baltimore 27-1. Do Walker Miranda Dropo lob Kansas City 8. Baltimore 7. 2bmuris, Terwilliger. He Dropo Triandos. So ten Sluser. Kt5iccrv. Williams 2, Daley Dropo 2, Orlandos. I Daley. A Mckinley. Soar. Clip Lac. Sum mers. T2 24. A9,497. Beavers sign infielder Portland Ore. A the Portland beavers have announce the signing of infielder Gordon Bloomfield released recently by the Salt Lake City bees. Both Are Pacific coast league clubs. Bloom27, last season hit ,310 with Pentathlon event to Start july 25 at it. Sam Houston san Antonio Tex. A the five Day National Pentathlon that will serve As a springboard to theban american games is scheduled to Start Here july 25.army, Navy Marine and civilian athletes will be trying for place son the four Man team that represents the . At both the american games in Chicago next month and the Pentathlon world championships at Harrisburg pa.,in september. Thirteen military athletes and five civilians currently Are train ing at it. Sam Houston where the nationals will be run candidates Are Robert Beck san Diego Leslie Bleamaster Downey Calif. George Carter Jacksonville fla. John Cox Stan Ford Conn. Robert Gates Vero Beach fla. Alan Jackson rolling Hills Calif. Donald Johnson Pitts Burgh James Moore Erie a. Paul Pesthy Hungary Arnold so Well Pittsburgh Brian Steinke Janesville wis. Richard Stoll Minneapolis and Ray Timm Littlerock Ark. Moore representing Usa eur s2d army Cav regt won the cism Pentathlon Crown last summer Nathens. Also entering the Competition Are Danny Steinman Pittsburgh George Lambert Sioux City Iowa William Askins san Antonio James foe wis Santa Monica Calif., and Robert. Miller Seattle. \ a u owner yanks Hillsdale out of Sunset Cap Inglewood Calif. Up Hillsdale a top candidate for horse of the year honors thurs Day was declared out of the $100,000 Sunset Handicap closing feature of the Hollywood Park meeting. Owner c. W. Smith said Hills Dale would rest for the rest of the summer before resuming his Campaign in september. He said he decided it would be Best for the horse to Start taper ing off his hard training immediately. He. Also pointed out Hills Dale would have had to keep in top racing shape for the Long Dis Tance of a mile and five eighths. The sooner we ease up on him said Smith the More time we will have to get him ready for his next series of Hillsdale had won five of five at Hollywood in a spectacular sea son. Smith said it was probable Hillsdale would have drawn top weight for the Sunset because of his Fine showing thus far. Denver a defending Champion Dan Sikes was eliminated but Don Essig 1957 Cham Pion advanced through two rounds of match play thursday in the National Public links Golf tournament. Leonard Pietras 25, Toledo Ohio factory Foreman upset Sikes University of Florida Law student 2 up in the third round. Pietras Shota four under 67 Over the 6,617 Yard Well Shire course to Conque Sikes the tourney medallist. Frank Campbell teammate of Sikes from Jacksonville fla., countered by knocking Pietras out of the quarterfinals 3 and 1. Quarterfinal winners along with Essig and Campbell were Bill Mccool 39, san Francisco policeman and Bill Wright 23, Seattle West Ern Washington University senior. Mccool Triumph Mccool plays Campbell and Wright meets Essig Over 36 Hole sin Friday s semifinals. Campbell 33, an insurance agent won the longest match of the third round 1-up in 20 holes from his former Caddie Clifford Brown Cleveland. Brown carried Campbell s bag years ago at Birmingham ala., when he was the City , 20, Indianapolis senior at Louisiana state scored a 2-up Vic tory in the third round Over Randy Petri Austin Tex., and won by the same margin from Raymond Mas sey 18, Miami in the Quarter finals. Mccool one time Memphis tenn.,High school Champion Defeated Hugh Farmer Toledo 1-up, inthe third round and conquered Jack Zimmerman Dayton Ohio,2 and 1 in the quarterfinals. Wright a 6-foot, 2-Inch splinter Defeated Wallace Smith pontiacmich., 3 and 2 in the third round and flattened Don Kristofitz far go n.d., 5 and 4 in the Quarter finals. Sikes 28, who led qualifiers witha 137, was two under in his loss to Pietras. I blew a three footer on 15 that Cost me the match Sikes said. If his Birdi putt had dropped he would have taken a 1-up Lead. Pietras won the match with birdies on 17 and 18 where Sikes shot pars. Stanford set to join Aasu Stanford Calif. Up Stan Ford will join the athletic association of Western universities it was announced thursday. The Aasu was formed after the Pacific coast conference was Dis solved. Differences of opinion re Garding Scholastic requirements recruiting and Aid to athletes were the principal reasons. Stanford s academic require ments and standards will continue to be exacting president Wallace Sterling said. There will be no modification in her Long established policy of faculty administered financial Aid to needy and qualified students. A joint prepared statement fro president Clark Kerr University of California representing both the Berkeley and los Angeles Camp uses president e. Ollegaard University of Washington and presi Dent Norman Topping University of Southern California Welcome Stanford into the Aasu. We know that with the Mutual respect and Confidence already exhibited the statement said the future of the Aasu is Driscoll regains Lead in is map balloting Darmstadt Germany is Jerry Driscoll s supporters froma Schaffenburg blazed out a solid 51-vote Salute thursday to pus their Man Back atop the usar eur Field stars and Stripe most valuable player poll. J. H. Snuffy Grimm 4th army div cab the former Leader no trails Driscoll by four votes 213 209, in the race for a world series trip. Two other names were added tothe ballot Sheet thursday As la Rochelle supporters rallied around Frank Gonzales and Bracone 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 usage us and one Safe player to return to the . For the world series. Name. Position team league. . Organization Send All ballots to the sports department the stars and stripes Apo 175, . Forces. Only ballots printed Dally in the stars and stripes will be considered. Started plugging Tony Versace. The official ballot for the poll will be printed daily in the stars and stripes until aug. 10. One Usa eur player and one Safe player will be sent on a free trip to the world series by the stars and stripes and poll co sponsors a. G. Spalding Bros sport ing goods and american world airways. Basis for selection will Bethe fans ballots. Safe votes have been lagging behind the Usa eur tally making the position Ripe for some player to take a commanding Lead if Pecan Muster enough Early support. Fans May vote As Many times a they wish using the official ballot printed daily in the stars an stripes any player competing in one of the following leagues is eligible Usa eur Northern Southern Eastern Western Central Rhine main setae and com z. Safe Germany France us Spain Morocco arid Mediterranean districts
