European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 28, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes tuesday july 28, 1959 atme tics Edge red sox for Kansas City a the ath nursing their hottest win Ning Streak since coming to Kansas City swept a three game set from Boston by beating the red sox 5-4, sunday. It was the a s seventh straight Victory and their Lith Triumph in 13 games but it look some doing. The margin of difference was a Lead off Homer in the eighth by Kansas City Catelle Harry Chuti. The round tripper his. Fourth broke up a 4-4 deadlock salvaging Ray Herbert s 10th Victory against seven setbacks. Rip Coleman finished the game for him in the ninth. Ike Delock was the loser his sixth defeat in 12 starts. He replaced Tom Brewer who started. Williams homers Boston refused to play dead. Ted Williams and Frank Malzone slammed homers Williams for two runs which gave the sox a Brief Lead in the second. The a s scored first sending across Russ Snyder in the first inning after Snyder opened with a single went to third on a two base error by Mai one and tallied on Roger Marls single. Boston took a 2-1 Lead in the second on Williams Homer his eighth of the season a 360-footer Over the Fence in left Center scor ing Vic wort ahead. Wertz had led off with a smash single past Jerry Lumpe. In the fifth Kansas City went Back out in front 3-2, on singles by Joe Demaestri and Bill Tuttle Dick Williams double and two walks. Tuttle s was the key blow scoring Dick Williams and Snyder who had walked. Streak players Boston Kansas City All it flab r h Buddin a i i 0 0 Snyder. Of if 4 2 -2 5 1 1 15. Willia s. 3b 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 Runnels lib Gelger. Of Wirtz. In a Geautt in Jensen of 300 urls 412 Cerv if 000 Tut lie. Of s 0 i lumps. 2b t. Williams if 3 1 2 Ilin Llcy. In flu Lemic i 3 1 1 a lilt c White c Daisy o Brewer p a i Cwa clock. P a Stevens totals 200 Uema Cstro. 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A photo Conley checks Cincy for phils 6-3, after reds Nab 4-2 opening Victory Cincinnati up Gene Conley supported by a 14-hit at tack which included Gene Freese s 13th Homer beat Cincinnati 6-3, sunday after the Philadelphia Phillies five game winning Streak ended with a 4-2 opening game loss. The Phillies drove Rookie Jimmy o Toole to the showers in the sixth inning of the Nightcap when Bamberg tumbles to scorpions 6-4 Kirch Goens Germany Spe Cial the 3d army div Cha scorpions co leaders in the usar eur Northern league scored three runs in the mixed up sixth inning of an exhibition game her monday to Down the Bamberg riders 6-4. Winning Pitcher Nelson White started it All when he missed a third strike with the bases Catcher missed the Ball threw wildly Over first base and the right fielder missed the infield with his return Peg. Three runs scored to hand Billy Vaughn the loss. Bill Tewksbury had three hits for the scorpions including a pair of doubles. They tallied two runs to pull away to a 5-0 Lead. Conley had a one hit shutout for five innings. In the sixth the reds bunched four of their seven hits with a sacrifice Fly and a wild pitch to score All three runs. Freese s Homer coming off Tom Acker Cincinnati s third hurler of the game capped the scoring in the seventh inning and assured Conley his ninth against six losses. Willie Jones. And Jerry Lynch socked homers and Brooks Law rence turned in a scoreless five inning Relief stint to carry the reds to Victory in the opener. Lawrence picking up his second Victory in four Days took Over in the fifth when starter Don new Combe was forced from the Gam with a Groin injury Robin Roberts took the loss for the Phillies evening his record at9-9. Polo team sets Mark Milwaukee up Milwaukee s Joy farm Polo team became the first in history to hold both the National indoor and outdoor 12-goal titles simultaneously defeating the defending Champion Milwaukee Polo club in an outdoor match 10-7. Becky Collins clips world record in Butterfly Cuya hoga Falls. Ohio a Becky Collins 15-year-old swim Ming Star from the Indianapolis Riviera club set her third world record in nine Days sunday night in the Clasing session of the Cuya hoga Falls International meet. She was clocked in 2 38.5 in the 200-meter Butterfly for senior women breaking the record of 2 40.5 set in 1958 by Nancy rame of California. Miss Collins posted new world records in the 110 and 220-Yard Butterfly events last week in the National aau meet in Redding Calif. The Riviera. Gljo a won theg res age Here. It polled-183 Points for the women s title. The Indianapolis athletic club was second with 67points. Osaka Japan a the Amer ican swimming team Defeated Japan in. A two Day meet ending sunday 37-33, As three world records were bettered before a crowd of 7,500. The meet in Tokyo last week was w6n by the japanese 41-38. Records were bettered in the 200-meter Butterfly by Indian Apolis Mike Troy. Tsuyoshi. Yama Naka in the 400-meter freestyle and the japanese 800-meter relay team. Troyn19,
