European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 23, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                1" i Page 22 the stars and stripes thursday july 23, 1959 cubs subdue cardinals., 8-2, Foi Ceccarelli St. Louis a Home runs by Ernie Banks Walt Moryn and Jim Marshall backed up Art Ceccarelli steady pitching tuesday night As the Chicago cubs Defeated , 8-2, and ended a four game Cardinal win , brought up from fort Worth during the All Stai s Gam break claimed his third straight Victory without a loss. He Gaye up seven hits. The 29-year-old lefty s control was perfect until the eighth inning when he walked two cardinals Buthe fanned the Side to neutralize his wildness. Marshall was the Kingpin rib Man for the cubs with four. Moryn got Chicago off to a 1-0 Lead in the second with a Home unto the Brightfield Pavilion roof. It was his ninth of the  the fifth the cards took a 2-1 Leach. With two out Alex Gramma singled and Curt flood homered into the Loftfield bleachers. Chicago took the Lead with two in the sixth 3-2. Al dark singled and advanced on an infield out. Banks walked. Art Schult forced Banks at second for the second out but Moryn walked to Load the bases an Sammy Taylor singled Home dark and Schult. Marshall Homer sin the seventh Tony Taylor singled stole second and scored on Marshall s single to make it 4-2. The cubs connected for four runs in the ninth off reliever Gary Blaylock. Marshall drove in therewith a Homer after a single and a walk and then Banks followed Marshall s blast with a Homer of his own. It was his 26th Othebear. Starting Pitcher Larry Jackson now 8-8, lasted seven innings an left after giving up a double and single to the first two hitters inthe eighth. Dean Stone relieved and prevented the cubs from scor ing. Art by Marshall Chicago a b h t. Taylor. 2b 622 dark. 3b Marshall in Banks As Schult if Moryn run thou Sou. It 8. Taylor of Altman. Of Ceccarelli. 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Manager hospitalized Kansas City up Harry Craft 44, manager of the Kansas City a s tuesday was taken to Down town Hospital suffering from overwork fatigue Anda slight heart flare up. Craft was reported in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably. There were earlier fears of a coronary attack but late word from the Hospital indicated Craft was suffering More from exhaustion than anything  would t Call it a coronary or anything serious or. D. M. Nigro said the Electrocardiogram comeback practically negative he continued. But he did have a Little  think it was mostly due to overwork and a  Nigro said however that two heart specialists . E. R. Nigro his son and or. D. J. Cutcliff would examine Craft thoroughly wednesday. Regardless the doctor said Graff will remain inthe Hospital at least several Days for observation and , who took Over the a s in the midst of the 1957 season suffered the attack shortly after lunch while sitting in the office of Sheridan Farrell Man Ager of the hotel Phillips where Craft resides i downtown Kansas City. Farrell said Craft suddenly broke out in a sweatband complained of nausea. Farrell said he did t believe Craft had been feeling Well for several  had influenza and was forced to sit out two Ball games immediately after the All Star game break july 7. He had returned with the team by plane monday night after tote a s played an exhibition game Mon Day in Cooperstown n.y., in connection with Hall of Fame ceremonies. A to ./"x.-. T swim Leom Bracks relay record in Japan v m. Tokyo a a quartet of american swimmers turned in the third world record performance into Days of the  dual meet tuesday and Japan s Tsuyo Shi Yamanaka beat his australian rival Murray Rose for the firs time in their keen three year Riv  . Relay team of Elton Follett. New Haven conn., Lance Larson los Angeles Jeff Farrell Yale and Joseph Alkire san diego.Calif., won the 400-meter freestyle relay in 3 44.4. This was 1.9 seconds under the world record set by a australian team in 1958. Monday Yamanaka bettered the world record for the 200-meter freestyle and Mike Troy Indian Apolis surpassed the International swimming federation s Standar for the 200-meter Butterfly but not his own Mark made earlier this summer which is up for recognition As a record. After two Days of the three Day dual meet Japan led 27-25 in team scoring after the . Had won four of tuesday s six events. Yamanaka 20-year-old son of woman seaweed diver has waged top ten by the associated press based on 225 or More at bats american g Kuenn Detroit 87 Maris Kansas City 61 Kaline. Detroit 7g Fox Chicago 91 Woodling Baltimore 84 Runnels Boston 88 Power Cleveland 89 Jensen Boston 88 Kulisek new York 76 Skowron. New York 73 National g 88 league a r h 344 56 116 239 43 80 49 98 48 123 30. 89 294 375 271 345 54 Iii 361 321 73 110 67 98 Aaron Milwaukee White St. Louis 87 Cunningham St. Louis 84 Robinson Cincinnati 90 Logan. Milwaukee 76 Gilliam los Angeles 85 Cepeda san Francisco 92 Temple Cincinnati. 91 Pinson Cincinnati 91 Burgess. Pittsburgh 67 Home american 290 40 87 281 39 84 league a r h 362 65 131 319 268 336 51 110 38 91 70 112 259 31 85 305 60 99 369 62 119 369 64 my 382 75 120 228 24 70 pet. .337 .335 .333 .328 .328 .322 .305 .305 .300 .299 pet. .362 .345 .340 .333 .328 .325 .322 .320 .314 .307 Killebrew Wash col Vito. Cleveland Allison Washington Triandos Baltimore Maxwell Detroit buns american Killebrew Wash. Jensen Boston colavito Cleveland Maxwell Detroit Lemon Washington runs National 32 Mathews Milwaukee 29 29 Banks Chicago 26 25 Robinson Cincinnati 24 22 Aaron Milwaukee 24 22 Cepeda san fran. 19 batted in National 80 Robinson Cincinnati 87 72 Banks Chicago 86 70 Aaron. Milwaukee 77 65 Mathews Milwaukee 6962 Cepeda san fran. 69 a personal Duel with Rose since the 1956 olympics. Tuesday was the first time he had finished ahead of Rose and he had to set a japanese record of 4 22.3 for tote. 400-Metersfreestyle to do it spurting on the last Lap he won by two strokes after Rose had led most of the Way. Rose a University of Souther California student competed As a guest and his second place did count in the scoring. Alan Somers Indianapolis beat out Japan s a Koto Kikui for. Third. Eugene Lenz Santa Maria Calif. Tat Suo Fuji Moto _ Japan and George Breen Indianapolis trailed. Ohio state s Don Harper accounted for his second diving Vic tory tuesday in the High diving event. Larson won the 100-meter Butterfly and Frank Mckinney Indianapolis won the 100-meter Back stroke. Japan swept the first three races in the 200-meter  Defeated Japan s Shin Suke Kaneto by a 150.44-135.97 mar Gin in the High dive. Larson the american Butterfly Champion won a close race with Japan s 21-year-old Koichi Hirakida and Mike Troy Indianapolis in 1 10.1. Frank Legaski Detroit was fourth. Mckinney turned in one of his est 100-meter backstroke performances to win in 1 03.7. Chuc Bittick los Angeles finished Sec Ond but was disqualified for an improper turn. Bob Bennett los Angeles was moved up to secondhand japanese team Captain  Hase to  new japanese breaststroke swimmers led Ron Clark Detroit and Fred Munsch new York to the finish. Isao Masuda and Motoi Kimura both of Nippon University surpassed the japanese record wit times of 2 39.3 and 2 40.7. Yoshihiko Osaki was third. Iowa bowlers capture Handicap Crown Chicago a a Shenandoah Iowa Bowling squad won the National team Handicap championship and a $7,500 award in finals play in suburban  group representing Ameri can Legian Post 88, won Over seven other regional teams in the championship sponsored by the Bowling proprietors association of America. The Lowans scored 9,126points in nine games. Yawl Feather wins Chicago Mackinac even Mackinac Island Mich a an Illinois yawl of her Maiden voyage won the Chicago Mackinac yacht race tuesday or the  corrected time Altha ugh the i2-Fbdt Feather to pm $3 hours 4bmim ates and three seconds to make the 333-Milecvilis e up Lake Michigan Ner Handicap made her com cited ume51 hours nine  in the Fleet q f 73 boats. It he if Rand Jevy ,0 Boay which Nick Ker said looked like oversized Dinghy in the line of ships that stretched of this resort Island in the Mackinac Straits had been delivered by a Florida boat builder to owner . Peacock. Evanston. 111., Only two Days before saturday s Start. He winning time however was almost 2q hours off the record set in 1911b the Schooner Morita first across the finish Ling Early  was Ramon Bretz 7-foot9%bre sailing out of Sheboygan i Ujj the Sabre one of the of Gest Yap its in the race. Took ski hours four seconds to finish. Her Corr ii k . .altii4 rented time was ,63 hours 33 min utes five seconds. Chicago yachts won al1 the other divisions. The Altonah sixth boat to Cross the finish line was the class a . With a corrected time of54 48.55. Her actual time was 62 02.29 ,.the class b Winner was b a a with elapsed and corrected times of 62 26.42 and 52 47.31. T Aura was class c Winner with ran elapsed time of 63 11.46 Corn rented to 52 47,31. By the associated pres american league w l pet. Go Cleveland 51 38 .573 Chicago 52 39 .571 Baltimore 48 44 .522 4 to new York 40 46 .500 o Washington 43 48 .473 9 Detroit 44 80 .468 9"/, Kansas City 41 49 .456 to i Boston 40 51 .440 12 tuesday s results Chicago 2, Boston i Kansas City 8, Baltimore i Detroit 8, Washington i Cleveland 5, new York i National league w l pet. Go san Francisco 52 41 .559 los Angeles 53 43 .552 Pittsburgh 49 44 .527 3 Milwaukee 46 42 .523 3vi Chicago 46 46 .500 5 St. Louis 45 47 .489 g Cincinnati. 41 50 .451 10 Philadelphia 36 55. .396 15 tuesday s results los Angeles i. San Francisco 0 Chicago 8, St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 12, Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 7-2, Philadelphia 6-4 Pacific coast league Harry Craft slight heart flare up athletics beat Baltimore 8-1 Kansas City apr the Kansas City athletics backed up knuckle Baller Bud Daley s five hit Ter with an 11-hit barrage tuesday night and Defeated the Baltimore orioles 8-1. Roger Maris of the a s moved into second place in the american league batting Competition by get Ting a single in two official times at Bat while Baltimore s Gen Woodling who had been tied with Maris went witless in four trips. The Victory boosted Daley s rec Ord to 10-6 for the year. The defeat was charged to Young Milt Pappas his fifth against 10 wins. Walt Dropo homered with two out in the ninth to spoil Daley s bid for a shutout. The a s jumped off to a two run Lead in the first on a walk a Dou ble and a single. Back to Back Dou Bles and a single added tvo Morein the third and three straight sin Gles after two were out accounted for another in the fourth. Bud nipped pm Baltimore Kansas City adj it h vastly of wort Pirir of Nicman if Triandos o Dropo in Robinson so Miranda As car incr 2b Pappas p Pla Lior a. To Taylor Hoeft. P a Cun Aduol. Johnson p 0 1 Tuttle. Of 0 0 Williams 3b 0 1 Marls of 0 0 Corv. If 1 1 Snyder to 0 1 la Alloy in. 2 0 0 Cliitis. 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Go Buffalo 59 45 .567 Miami 1 40 .510 6 Montreal 51 50 .505 g / Rochester 51 52 .495 71/, Toronto 48 51 .485 b i Richmond 48 52 .480 9 Havana 9 53 .480 9 Columbus 48 53 .475 9vi tuesday s results Montreal 5, Richmond i Columbus g. Toronto 0 Miami 3-1, Rochester 0-3 Buffalo 3. Havana 2 american association Eastern division Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Charleston w g4 62. 60 53 52 l 39 45 49 53 55 pet. .621 .579 .550 .500 .486 Western division Omaha fort Worth Dallas Denver Houston w 53 5149 47 41 l 56 54 56 59 66 pet. .486 .486 .467 .443 .383 go 4 7 12v,. 14 go tuesday s results Dallas 9, Louisville 2 Houston 5, Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 2, St. Paul 0 Omaha 5, Denver 4 Charleston 7. Fort Worth 4 Southern association 2 4 ii w l pet. A Birmingham 24 14 .632 Mobile 25 15 .615 Chattanooga 20 17 .541 Memphis 19 17 .528 new Orleans 17 18 .486 Nashville 15 19 .441 Shreveport 15 22 .405 Atlanta 12 24 .333 a won first halt title tuesday s results Chattanooga 0, new Orleans 8 Memphis 2, Birmingham 0 Nashville at Mobile 2rail Shreveport at Atlanta 2rain go 3 i 4 5