European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 23, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes sprint winners Barbara Jones no. 59 left photo takes the 100-meter dash for the . In the Phila Delphia meet against Russia in 11.7,. Finishing in front of Vera Krepkin right who placed second in 11.9. At right Ray Norton left edges teammate7 Bob Poynte for the men s 100-meter Crown while the russians lag behind. Both men were clocked in . The . Won themen s division of the meet but the russian women took the measure of the . Girls. Ufi a photos Pittsburgh Philadelphia split pair. 7 1. I tigers Stop nats behind foytack., 8-1 Detroit a the Detroit tigers backed up Paul Fylack s six hit pitching with three Home runs tuesday night and Defeated the Washington Sena tors 8-1at Briggs stadium. Harvey Kuenn Lou Berberet and Charlie Maxwel slugged round trippers As the tigers opened a Long Home stand on a successful note. The tigers had lost seven of their last eight games and 14 of their last 17. " Kuenn slugged a first inning Home run off sex Tiger Bill Fischer who gave up three runs and failed to survive the opening Frame. Berberet clouded a three run Homer to spark a four run uprising in the second against Russ Kem Merer. Maxwell hit his 22d Home Runoff Kemmerer in the fourth. Foytack inking his record to 9-8,yielded Roy sievers1 13th Homer in the second and did not allow an other damaging blow. The Veteran right hander retired the last 10 men in succession. Homer Sweet Homer Washington Detroit a u h a u 11 Aspro Shonti. 2b 3 0 1 Yost in 320 Homo Way. P 100 Maxwell if 312 Allison of 480 Kuenn of 4 1 i 400 Kallner. Of 3 i 2 4 1 1 her Lori t. O 411 4 0 1, Harris. In 401 401 do Lunf 2b ii 0 0 202 veal its 200 100 a imbues. A 000 300 Foytack p 301 Killebrow. .1b silvers in Lemon if throne , a Timur Lucy a coast i is Fischer. P p a Foru. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 totals 38 1 totals a struck out for Kleinm Vracr c5 Vel 8. Wail Titan Detroit a s s bran for Fischer a 8-4 Tyun nicer Llo Zumosky t of Taek Meyer p o-pw1 Ley totals a 7 to Grom Iilma out for Meyer 0. Philadelphia Pittsburgh Semproch 51 Heam l. 0-2 i1, Moyer 11 Haddow 7-7 1 face 24-c,. Pittsburgh Lou Philadelphia 4, 11. Ail Hamner by Leper la unless. Ail a. And a , liar Jean Kuna us ski. Of hotel tee. Lun Rebou Ohio 1 ont j. Anderson 1, Sawatsky 2. Slusze Whyl croat 4, no Lori. Pittsburgh up Robin Roberts spun a five hitter to give the Philadelphia phils a 4-2 Victory Over Pittsburgh tuesday night after the pirate picked up a 7-6 win in the completion of a suspended game. Roberts had a shutout until the eighth inning when Bill Virdon led off with a single and Pinchi hitter Rocky Nel son followed with his second Home run of the season into the Rigli to Fiel d stands Roberto Clemente clipped Rob erts for a double in the first inning and for a single in the third Burthen the Philly right hander re tired the next 14 batters in a Row with two out in the seventh a Bouchee singled and Dave Philley smashed his ninth Homer to give the phils a 4-0 Lead. Philley scored the first run inthe second inning when he Dou bled and came Home on Georg Freese s two Bagger. The phils picked up an unearned run in the fourth inning. Harry Anderson tripled and held base when Freese Safe on do Hoak a Fumble. Then George an Derson sacrificed to squeeze Ander son Home. Bob Friend trying for his 100thmajor league Victory went Down to his 12th defeat of the season instead and allowed All the phils eight hits. Ted Kluszewski first butter Upin the resumption of the suspended game belted Jack Meyer s initial pitch into the Brightfield stands for his second Homer of the season to sew up the pirates Victory in the eighth inning. Or. Roberts second game Philadelphia. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh a u ii honk a Murlas. Of 0-0 0 Virdon of 302 in 411 ski Rusev u 0 0 folios o 0 0 Kyj Uvlin u 1 1 la Addax p 0 0 a Nelson 0 0 t a p 00 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 8 2 2 1 0 2 2 0 0 200 101 0 0 i track coach says . Must improve 38 0 7 totals 7 12 for Folles c a singled for 000 400 0026 7 0 010 003 2ix7 12 0 in h r Erboso 4 2 1 4a 3 4 3 0 0 0 3 4 1 1 27-9. Racing shuns Sun e s t e re a. A the Waterford. . Race track will have Twilight racing on weekdays through the end of the current horse race meeting. Info cops june Hickok. ". New. York up Ingemar Johansson Sweden who won the world heavyweight boxing title with a third round knockout Over Floyd Pat Terson tuesday named the june Winner in the Hickok pro athlete of the year thus became the first foreign athlete in the 10-year history of the award to join the running for the $10,000 Diamond studded Beh that goes to the annual Winner. V 264 a n a a u n Kopies 501 Tomii Cuifo of 4 As Liburn of 400 Groat so 4 Wou Ohee in 4 1 1 Skinner if 4 1 Iii spy re 42 2 in 4 ii. Anderson. If � 1 1 Kravita o 4 0 2 0 00 0 0 t0 i Drake if 000 maidu Rokl 2b 300 c. Anderson a x 0 Lonnett Ollo burls v 2" Houk 1 Bright 31 300 Virdon of 400 Friend p a Nelson Forter Fijohl p 1 02 0 8 1200 1 1 1000 2 5totals 34 4 8 totals 32 a Hoinig Rivil or Kolend s. Philadelphia 010 100 2001 8 i Pius Liuro 000 000 0202, 5 2 in h r Erbb so a Onciu a Sik 952212 Kra Clyl l. 4-12 8843 1 4 i orc flold1 0 0 0 0 0 15prfthie, cloak in Ravlin. T of a i 27- to plus Burish 27-1 a. Alladi up lieu 7, tits Burgh 4. 2hi Hloy of Freolo 2, Celineme. . 1111vhllloy, Nelson 8g. Audio i on Ashburn. Hut Plimley 2. Tie Eye. Gaiu Der inn Fula on 2. ",itlll1by Lonnett. 1juarlldt, Jao Ciul Oro Demoie xl\s6. A20,800. " Philadelphia a Amer ican track and Field supremacy is in jeopardy Veteran coach Frank Potts said Here. Potts coach of the triumphant men s team in the past weekend s big International meet against rus Sia tempered Victory with these words we must improve in distance running and the walking event at the same Pace the russians have been improving in Field events and sprints or Well be in time is coming., when we Are really going to have to improve our Overall program. We Are Strong in the Field events and running events up to and including 1,500 meters. We need walkers Anco Dis Tance pleased but. The University of Colorado coach pleased with his team s 127-108victory Over the russian men but said he could t help but think interns of the future rather than deeds past. This meet said Potts served As a refresher course for me. Improved once again our weakness and strength. We have improve Don our weakness but not enough. I Don t know what Well do about walkers. The committee is working like the Dickens but still has t got the answer. We re improving in the distance events but not As fast As the russians Are i their compliments exchanged at luncheon for Buss Washington up Amer ican and soviet track and Field officials exchanged compliment monday at a lunch for the russian athletes who competed against . Team at Philadelphia during the Johnson president of the aau said the Philadelphia meet eminently successful in that it fostered Friendship betwee the . And Russia. Dimitri Postnikov first vice president of the soviet Union athletic federation said Joe impressed with the sportsmanship the manners of the match inthe Philadelphia meet. The matches Between our track and Field teams have to become traditional Postnikov said. The soviet official referred to our successful performance at Philadelphia. The soviet men s Eam Defeated by the . Eam but the russian women von Over the american women. Giants broadcasts set new York up the Colum Bia broadcasting company Wil broadcast All the new York giant regular season games this year on its new York new England radio network. . Trackman win in Sweden Boll Naes Sweden up a touring . Track team picked up six wins As it opened an exhibition trip through Sweden Here May Indiana placed first n the 110-meter High hurdles in 14.3 and also picked up a second inthe 200-meter dash in 22.5. Colorado Quarter Miler Chuc Jarlson took top honors in the 400 meters in 48.3, while Abilene Chris Tian sprinter Bill Woodhouse Fin shed first in the 100 meters in 11.0.rink Babka Southern California won the discus with a heave of 181feet, 2 inches Mel Schwartz marines took the pole vault with a14-foot, 6vi-Ineh performance and Mel Cunliffe triumphed in the 800-meter run with a 1 52 clocking dancer Hanover sold for $200,000 Yonkers . A dance Hanover harness racing s $105,000 yearling has been sold for $200,000to the Hanover shoe farm Han Over Stanley dancer who headed a Syndicate which Pur chased the Adios Colt last fall disclosed the Colt who brought the most Ever paid for a yearling or thoroughbred has never started a regular race. Recently in a qualifying Pace at ver non Downs he won in 2 05%. Aba Hawks schedule 34 Home court games s t. L o u i s a the Hawks professional Basket Ball team has announced a 34-gamehome schedule which includes seven doubleheaders and one pre season contest. The preseason game on oct. To is against Philadelphia. The first regular National game in St. Louis we be oct 24 against the Minneapolis lakers. Ujj
