European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 22, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes wednesday july 22 1959 by United press International american league Cleveland Chicago Baltimore new York Washington Detroit Kansas City Boston w 50 is 48 46 43 43 40 40 l 38 39 43 45 47 50 49 50 monday s results no games scheduled pot. .568 .567 .527 .505 .478 .462 .449 .444 National league san Francisco los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia w 52 52 46 48 45 45 40 35 l 40 43 41 43 46 46 50 54 pet. .565 .547 .529 .527 .495 .495 .444 .393 go 3 to 5 /2 8 9 Ilo i ii go i i 2 world Marks set in  swim meet Tokyo a two world records were bettered and Austral Ian olympic Champion Murray Rose swam the fastest 1,500-Meterrace of his career monday to steal the opening night show of  aquatic meet. Mike Troy 19-year-old Indian Apolis sensation stroked the 200 meter Butterfly in 2 17.2, bettering the International swimming federation s 2 19 world Standard for the second time this summer. His recent 2 16.4 clocking which won the aau championship in los Altos Calif., already is up for recognition As a world  8,000 cheering japanese the costar with Rose was 20-year-Oldtsuyoshi Yamanaka. He bettered his own 2 03 world record by win Ning the 200-meter freestyle in 2 02.3, and scarcely two hour Slater was second in the gruelling 1,500, half a body length Beh inthe Blond australian. Yamanaka s performances an japanese upset in a photo finish 400-meter Medley relay put Japan in a 14-9 Lead with two Days remaining in this fifth meeting othe two swimming Powers sine 1931. Besides Troy s Butterfly win Inan event Long dominated by the japanese the second american vie monday s results los Angeles 3. San Francisco 2 St. Louis 2, Chicago 0 Only games scheduled Pacific coast league Viii is i Sacramento Vancouver Portland Salt Lake Cit Phoenix Spokane san Diogo Seattle w 52 52 48 50 49 4b 46 44 l 45 45 45 47 49 51 53 54 pet. .530 .535 .516 .515 .500 .485 .465 .449 go 2 2 3 a 5 7 monday s result South 5. North 2 All Star game International league Buffalo Miami Montreal Rochester Toronto Richmond Havana Collini Hus w 58 50 50 50 48 4b 49 47 l 45 48 50 51 50 51 52 53 monday s results Columbus at Richmond rain. Only game scheduled pet. .563 .510 .500 .495 .490 .485 .485 .470 go 7 7 /28 8 american association Eastern division Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Charleston w g3 62 go 53 51 l 39 44 48 52 55 pet. .618 .585 .556 .505 .481 Western division fort Worth Omaha Dallas Denver Houston w is 52 48 47 40 l 53 56 56 58 60 pet. .490 .481 .462 .448 .377 go 3 6 11 i 14 go 2 3 4 12monday s results St. Paul 4, Minneapolis 3 12 innings Houston 14. Indianapolis i Louisville 3. Dallas i fort Worth Charleston 8 Denver 3-7, Omaha la 1st name. 7 innings Southern association  Chattanooga Memphis new Orleans Nashville Shreveport Atlanta w 24 24 19 18 17 is 15 12 l 13 is 17 17 17 19 22 24 pet. .649 .015 .528 .514 .500 .441 .405 .333 go 9 la i. A won first half title monday s result Chattanooga 7, new Orleans 6 Memphis 3-3. Birmingham 0-4 1st game. 7liningshrek Piort 7, Atlanta i Nashville at Mobile rain Texas league Victoria Austin Tulsa Corpus Christ sin Antonio Amarillo w 60 58 49" 50 49 46 l 41 44 48 51 53 54 pet. .594 .569 .505 .495 .480 .460 go 9 10 11 i. T two Hwy includes games with mexican league teams monday s result Victoria 8, Amarillo 5 Corpus Christ 5, san Antonio 4 Tulsa at Austin rain sex red outfielder Arnovich 49, Dies Superior wis. Up Morrie Arnovich 49, former outfielder with the Philadelphia Phillies and Cin. Cannati reds died when stricken with a sudden illness at his Home Here. Arnovich played with Philadel phia from 1936-40, when he was traded in mid season to Cincinnati. The was a member of the reds Feam which won the National league Pennant and world series in ,1940. Of after the 1941 season Arnovich left for four years in the army. He returned to the reds briefly in 146 but never regained his Preyear form he i survived by his r or than or raw do eth. . Dupas scores win Over Ryff in 10 rounds new Orleans a fourth ranked welterweight Ralph Dupas new Orleans won a unanimous decision Over new yorker Frankie Ryff in a 10-round bout sunday night. Dupas weighed 143%, Ryff 140. The shifty Dupas ame on Strong late in the fight after showing much less Sharpness than in his last appearance Here 10 months ago. Riffs Well known Glass face which had undergone plastic sur Gery to slow its bleeding Tenden cies showed the effects of Dupas hard right and furious left jabs bythe seventh round. Ryff was visibly dazed by a hard right Cross Ashe final Bell rang. The 23-year-old Dupas pounded at Ryff s face during most of the fight. Dupas opened cuts Over Ryff s eyes in the seventh , 27, returned hard blows to Dupas face and opened a Cut Over his right Eye in the eighth referee Augie Lapara scored it9-1 for Dupas. Judge Francis Kerchival saw it 8-2 for Dupas adjudge Eddie kid Wolfe had it 6-4 for Dupas. The associated press card scored it 6-3-1 for Dupas. The Gross Gate was $12,000. Dupas record now stands at 76-12-6, Ryff s 30-8. A a Pittsburgh tie 5-5, in Cooperstown contest Cooperstown . A five Home runs sailed out of Doubleday Field monday As the Pittsburgh pirates and the Kansa City athletics battled to a 5-5 standoff in the annual Hall of Fame game. The exhibition was called in the sixth inning because of rain. The pirates held a 5-2 Lead after five innings but the athletics came up with three fun in the sixth to tie the count. The a s had Bill Mazeroski. Slams two wheat becomes 34thto join Hall of Fame stalled As the baseball s Hall Cooperstown . A Zach wheat Brooklyn outfielder from 1909-1926, monday was in 84th member off Fame. Under Cloudy skies and with a Light rain falling commissioner Ford c. Frick presented a plaque to wheat at Brief ceremony Here. Wheat was elected to the Hallof Fame by a committee which passes on the qualifications of old top ten by the associated press based on 225 or More at buts american league g a r h86 340 55 115 83 2g7 39 89 60 237 41 79 90 373 48 123 75 291 47 96 87 341 54 iii 87 320 67 98 88 359 72 108 83 313 58 94 76 290 40 87 Kuenn Detroit Woodling Baltimore Maris. Kansas Cit Fox Chica Okaline Detroit Runnels Boston Jensen Boston Power Clevelan Mantle new York Kubek. New York pot. .338 .330 .330 .326 .306 .301 National league g a r Haaron Milwaukee b7 358 White St. Louis 80 315 Cunningham St. Louis 83 264 Robinson Cincinnati 89 331 Logan Milwaukee 75 255 Viniam los Angeles 84 302 Cepeda san fran Oiso 91 366 Temple Cincinnati 90 364pinion, Cincinnati 90 378 Timoll St. Louis 91 365 64 51 38 69 30 go 62 61 73 53 129 110 89 110 8499 119 115 118 113 pet.300 .332 ,329 .328.326 .316.312 ,310 Home runs american National Killebrew . 32 Mathews Milwaukee 29 29 Banks t childless. The couple was colavito. Cleveland Al Ison. Washington 25 Ouinton. Calno innate 24trlandos, Baltimore Jensen Boston Maxwell Detroit 22 Aaron milwaukee21 Cepeda. San fran. 21 Lemon Washington 21 buns batted in american National Killebrew . 80 Robinson. Cincinnati Jenwon Boston colavito. Cleveland Maxwell Detroit Lemon Washington 72 Banks Chicago 88 69 Aaron Milwaukee. .7764 Mattews. Milwaukee 99, 62 Cepeda Sah fran. 59 timers who have been out of base Ball More than 25 years. He still holds most of the Brooklyn club batting records. Wheat visiting the site of the Hall of Fame for the first time was so impressed by the ceremony that he forgot his acceptance speech Halfway through. The plaque was inscribed Zachariah Zach Davis wheat Brooklyn no 1909-1926, Philadel phia Al 1927. Brooklyn outfielder for 18 years. Holds Brooklyn rec ords for games played 2,318 at bats 8,859 hits 2,807 singles,2,308 doubles 464 triples 171 total bases 4,003 extra bases 766.batted .375 in 1923, .375 in 1924, .359 in 1925. Led league with .335in 1918. Lifetime batting average .317. Had 2,884 hits. Played 2,406games. Great moment in his Brief acceptance speech wheat said this is one of the great moments of my life. I m Here on my first visit and i saw a lot of things at the Hall of Fame which brought Back memories. It is a Beautiful setting for this sort of thing. I like to take this occasion to thank everyone for  the bases loaded with two out when heavy Shower halted play. After a wait of 30 minutes the game was called off. Bill Mazeroski hit. Two Home run for the pirates and Bill Virdon socked one. All of them came against Howard Reed a Rookie right hander. Joe Demaestri a Harry Chiti homered for the athletics. A crowd of 8,714 attended the exhibition which climaxed the induction of Zach wheat into the Hall of Fame. Mazeroski hits firs Mazeroski put the pirates in front in the second with his first Homer. The a s tied the score in their half of the Frame when Wayne Terwilliger singled Home Bob Cerv. Doubles by Bob Skinner and Dick Stuart produced another Pittsburgh run in the third. Mazeroski an Virdon both homered in the fourth and Demaestri connected for the athletics in the same Frame. The pirates cracked three hits in the fifth and posted another run tomake the score 5-2. In the sixth Chiti slammed a two run Homer and then Ron Black Burn walked four straight batters to Force in the tying run. At this Point play was halted. Homer Day Pittsburgh Kansas City at it 11 i inc inc. Of 200 Snyder Fnelson of Groat us Skinner. If Stuart la 100 in ploy in 200 san is of i 100 c cry if 3 2 Ward if 2" 0 1 Smith 3litb 1 0 i Chiti. C a3 r h 300 300 Miaw Rosili. 2l Ivy Trion c Var Ron come miss of 300 s 2 3 Kenvil Lukor. 2b300 it Wal. O 2 1 1 a Lwin. Of 2 0 1 1 0 1 8 1 2 2 2 0 1 0 0 0100 Tsitouris p 000 p a o o totals 27 c � totals 20 5 5alluprt out for Hood 5. Pittsburgh Oil 2105 9 0 Kansas City 010 1035 5 in h 5% 55 0 1 0 in Erbb so to a Pitts Burli 17-0, Kun  sit owls j 3dejfiiestrl. _ Sas City 18-8. Do Torwal Lilker do Mastri had Loy. Lou Pittsburgh 5, a nisus City 0. 2ijsltinnor, Stuart i Mike Rosati 2, Vir Don Domue Atri Ali it. H in Stuart. I Ozoroski 3, Virdon Snyder clip to 2, Dom Osth tar Willibol. Var i Oterson a Stewart Jirol Cowsky Llor Loy. Do More. 3?1 19. A8,714. � Michigan open taken by 22-year-old pro grand rapids Mich. A Dave Hill a slender Sophomore pro from Kalamazoo Mich kept a Coo head Here and became the Young est golfer to win the $4,500 Michi Gan open since Chick Harbert did it in 1937. Hill 22, won $750 with a 70-72-71-72285 for 72 holes Over the 6,374 Yard Green Ridge country club course. Tory was by aau springboard diving Champion Don Harper for Merly of Ohio state. Harper out scored Shi Sulc k a n e t of Japan 155.07-132.11, in the three meter springboard dive. Rose olympic runner up Yama Naka and Bob Somers All turned in the Best times of their careers in the 1,500, setting both new american and japanese  times have been bettered Only by australian Jon konrads1728.7 world Mark. Rose started slow Rose a student at the University of Southern California started slowly but spurted into the Lead after 1,200 meters then fought off a terrific final spurt by Yam Nakato win in 17 46.5.Yamanaka was timed in 17 47.5and Somers in 17 48.9. Veteran american Star George Breen Wilc � Somers representing the Indianapolis athletic club finished fourth in 17 59.0. Rose was swimming Asa guest in the 1,500 meters so in the team scoring Yamanaka was credited As the Victor. The japanese 400-meter Medle relay team won in the Good time of 4 14, a new japanese  american 400-meter team of Frank Mckinney French Munsch Lon Larson and Hoe alike was timed in 4 14.4, bettering the Amer ican record. In winning the 200-meter free style Yamanaka splashed ahead of Jeff Farrell Yale after the first turn and led the rest of the  faded in the last 50 meters and finished fourth in 2 08.3.eugene Lenz Santa Maria Calif., finished last in 2 09.3. Barber overcomes Hunter in s. Calif. Pea meet final Long Beach Calif. Up Pittle Jerry Barber was 12 under Par for 34 holes Here As he de rated Mac Hunter 4 and 2, in the finals of the $8,000 Southern Cali fornia pea Golf tournament. Barber los Angeles fired a 65seven. Under Par in the morning found of the 36-Hole final and Tooka 3-up Lead to lunch. He came Back in the afternoon to be five under for the 16 remaining holes before he closed out his Pacific Palisades opponent. The win was Worth $1,600 to Barber while Hunter picked up . There were 117 entries in he four Day tournament at the recreation Park course. Barber was 26 under Par during he tournament. He had 10 birdies or eagles and no bogeys Possum to assist mus Cage coach East Lansing Mich. A Bruce Fossum a High school coach rom Wisconsin has been named assistant basketball coach at Michi an state. Fossum 31, has been coach of Green Bay West High school Force past six years. His teams won i Fox River Valley championship 1956 and last year went to the Tate finals. Fossum succeeds Bob Stevens re entry named head coach at the University of South Carolina. 12 entered for $100,000-added Sunset Cap Inglewood. Calif. A of  twelve stakes runners including Alfred g. Vanderbilt s Gallant old find were entered monday in the $100,000-added Sunset Handicap a Hollywood Park wednesday. Entries were taken a Day ahead of the usual time customary for the Richer stakes in California the Sunset at a mile and five eighths closes the meeting. High weighted is terran owned by Lawrence Pollock and. Roland Bond at 122 pounds. Johnny Long Den will ride  find at nine still a great runner will carry 118, including Willie Shoemaker. Others Are Day court fury Yem whodunit. Ying and Yang infantry worshipper solid Fleet Alib Blue Lookout Point and Royal Clove. With c. A. Smith s Hillsdale declared out of the race last week the Sunset figures As a Duel Pri Marily Between find and terrang., find won the race two years  jul 12 Start the Gross value