European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 30, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 22 the stars and stripes Cincinnati rally defeat cards 6-4, As Mcmillan stars in return to action thursday july 30, 1959 Cincinnati up lit Leroy Mcmillan Back in the starting v lineup for la e first time since fracturing a Bone in his right Ham june 14. Singled Home the winning. Run in the eighth inning tuesday night As the Cincinnati reds_., wiping out a four run deficit Bea the St. Louis cardinals 6-4. Two walks one intentionally Detroit Downs Baltimore 8-3, behind Mossi Detroit a Don Mossi three hit pitching and wildness on the part of Baltimore Mounds engage the Detroit tigers an 8-3 Triumph Over the orioles before 21,446fans Here tuesday night. Mossi gave up a two run Home to Willie Tasby in the first then yielded Only a fifth inning single to Billy Gardner and a sixth Frame double to Chico retired the last 12 batters i succession in gaining his ninth Victory against four losses. Wilhelm chased the tigers knocked out Hoyt Wilhelm before the Oriole knuckle Bailer could Complete three innings. 1 Wilhelm gave up a two run Homer. In the first to Neil Chrisley substituting for injured Kuenn. The tigers added another in the second and piled up four More runs in the third. Wilhelm got himself into trouble wit i a walk and two singles. Re Liefer Jack Fisher up two walks and retired no one. Sex Tiger Billy Hoeft gave up another walk before retiring the Side. Detroit added a final run in the seventh before Hoeft departed. Wilhelm was a loser for the seventh time in his last eight starts. He started the season with nine victories in a Row. Flossy Mossi Baltimore ai5carrasquol, is plur Olk a Feasby. Of Woodling. If Betrone Ifo Ropo. La Orlandos u Gardner 21 win Elm p fist a Boeft. P a Leman Johnson p 4 2 3 t t s s3 s i .0 1 i o a by i i of i o o 0 0 0 0 0 0o e o to o 9 a o Doo o Yost. 3bmaxwell, if Christorf Kaline. Of Barberot. Oharris la Lepolo 81 Voal. I Mossi. P Detroit a b h 211 0 04 611 2 1 1 s 1 \ 634 412 30 i 800 totals 28 3 3 totals 88 8 11groumlnd out for Hoefl 8. Baltimore 200 001 0003 3 i Detroit 2 4 000 i ox8 ii 0 in h r Erbb so Wilhelm a 10-7 2% 66631 a Al Slitor o 01120 Hoeft 4% 3 1 1 4 7johnson 1 20000 Mossi w. 9-4 9 33315 a pitched to 2 batters in 3d. A Gardner. Pm a Baltimore 24-0, Detroit St-7. Do Gardner. Carrasquil. Dropo. Lob Baltimore l. Detroit ii. 2bcarras Uel veal hit Tasby. Chrisley. So Yost. Kaline. A i Lla Rolu. Sb1-Tasby. Yost. Hb1t�b a 8, Yost 2, Christoy 2. Harris . " pm Triandos. 0soar. Chylak. Summers. Mckinley. T2 28. A21,440. Taseff Pellington sin Colt contracts. Westminster. My. Up defensive halfback Carl Taseff and 4 of linebacker Buji jul Wellington became r the latest members of the world y Charr Pion Baltimore Colts to agree to terms for 1959. \ a Taseff. Former John Carroll Star came to the Colts in i9j53 in a sy4rade with the Cleve inc Browns a and immediately nailed -Down-1 a. berth a in Tjie / Colts de c,4"4en., inc Fie Perington is the defensive Captain. With a sacrifice bunt sandwiched Between preceded Mcmillan game winning smash. Before thinning was Over the reds added a second run on Johnny Temple sacrifice Fly. The reds held scoreless seventh by Ernie b r o g 1 i o routed the card right hander in the seventh when they bunched five hits with a walk to tie the score Temple drove in two runs during the rally. Jim Brosnan third of four re hurlers picked up the win. The loss went to Marshall cards pecking away at the offerings of Rookie Rhth Anderkay Hook built up a four run Lead after six innings during which the collected seven hits. Johnny on the spot St. Louisa ii n la Singnie. 2b 3 2 Cunningham of 4 0 White. 1mb of of Musial la flood of h. Smith c 4 1 4 1 4 0 3 0 . Is Shannon is Rollo. P Mcdanlel. P Crowe p d 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Cincinnati h ab1 temp Lyl 2b 4 2 Pinson. Of 6 1 Bell of 4 1 Ito Linon la 4 1 Lynch if 2 1 Thomas if o 0 in ploy o 2 2 Jones. 3b 3 0 of Insko 31 0 1 cml Liui is 3 0 look. P 1 0 a Lyckman 1 0 Pena p 0 0 a Powers 1 Brosnan p o of Ven Ducton 0lawrence, p 0 r h0 0 80, 1 0 01 1 1 01 2 0 01 0 1 i0 0 0 0 0 01 1 0 00 0 0 0 totals 35 4 10 totals 30 6 10agrounded out for Holt 93, ,42. 97 400 52 135 83 320 54 log 94 36660 117 98 399.,79. 120 76 290., .40. 87 94 388. 68 101 90 342 64 102 74 282 39 84 National league c a r Haaron Milwaukee 96 391 67 140 White St. Louis 94 347 54 118cunningham, St. Louis 91 291 39 go Robinson Cincinnati 98 363 73 119 Temple. Cincinnati 99 401 70 131 Zepeda. San Francisco 98 394 65 126 Ogan Milwaukee 84 283 37 90 Jilliam los Angeles 91 329 63 104n Inson. Cincinnati 99 4 6 80 128 Leal. Los Angeles 99 403 74 124 Banks Chicago 98 377 62 116 pet. .344 .343 ,.341 .338 .331 .320 .301 .300 .299 .298 .298 pot. .358 .340 .340 .328 .327 .320 .318 .316 .308 .308 .308home runs american National Killebrew. Wash. 33 Mathews. Milwaukee 29 colavito Cleveland 30 Banks Chicago 27 Allison. Washington 26 Rollinson. Cincinnati 24.emon, Washington 23 Aaron Milwaukee 24 Landos Baltimore 22 Cepeda san fran. 20ensen, Boston 22 Maxwell. Detroit 22 " runs batted in american National Killebrew Wash. 81 Banks Chicago 93 Olavito Cleveland 76 Robinson Cincinnati 89 Ensen. Boston 73 Aaron. Milwaukee 79 Maxwell Detroit 73 Bell. Cincinnati. ,71.emon, Washington 84 Mathwi. Milwaukee 70 Cepeda. San fran. 70 Hoover guest of Yankees new , former pres Dent Herbert Hoover will be Spe Cial guest at the new York Yankees old timers game at Yankee Radium aug. 8, the club has announced Hoover will celebrate his5th birthday aug. 10. Trapped St. Louis outfielder Bill White is trapped momentarily Between dodgers Norm Larker 5 and Charlie Neal As the latter tosses the Ball Over his head. White turned around and got by Neal but Larker s throw to shortstop Maury wills caught him at second base. Los Angeles Pitcher Don Drysdale 53 backs up the play. The dodgers won 8-2. Associated press photo . Ingo talk but Date not set yet Goteborg Sweden a pro Moter Bill Rosensohn said Here tuesday Only minor problems re main to be settled before the Date and the place for the Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson return heavyweight title fight can be fixed. Rosensohn leaving Sweden after two Days of negotiating with heavyweight Champ Johansson and his adviser Edwin Ahlquist admitted rid final settlement Yas reached this time. He said however that he was very optimistic about the future. Johansson is very eager to fight and Patterson is very eager to fight. I am now going Back to the states to get the figures Johansson has asked and i am sure that twill straighten things out Rosen Sohn said. At a press conference monday Ahlquist stated that there will be no negotiations about another title ight until All questions Are fully settled about the income of theist Johansson Patterson match. When we get the accounting Force last match then the Way is athletics Pilot Craft released from Hospital Kansas City up Kansas Ity athletics manager Harry Raf t was released from a Down own Hospital tuesday but prob ably won t rejoin the team for an Ither week. J Craft 44, was hospitalized. Week ago after suffering a spell it his hotel. Heart failure was first eared but. Doctors later said Craft was suffering from overwork and fatigue complicated by a virus con-dition.,. Open for a rematch at Yankee stadium on sept. 22," both Inge mar and Ahlquist said. Asked when he expected to re turn to Goteborg with the account ing of the radio and television re Cepitis Rosensohn replied As soon As v Apache s Handicap earns yachting 1st Mackinac Island. Mich. Up the 45-foot Apache won the235-mile port Huron to Mackinac yacht race monday with a corrected time of 39 hours 43 minutes and 11 seconds. The Apache a class b Cruiser actually crossed the finish line More than four hours behind the Sabre roman brotz1 giant 87-foot yawl out of Sheboygan wis., but the Sabre had too Large a Handicap to figure in the Overall Competition. The Apache narrowly beat three other boats across the finish line. The last Straw glided across at10. 28 am just four minutes after the Apache while the Gypsy Casein 11 minutes later and the Dyna was another three minutes Back. By associated press american league w l pot. A Chicago 57 40 .588 Cleveland 57 41 .582 Baltimore 50 60 .500 b i Kansas City 48 49 .495 g new York 48 60, .490 9 i Detroit 49 52 .485 10washington 43 56 .434 is Boston 42 56 .429 isvituesday1 remits Cleveland 5-4, Boston 2-b Detroit 8, Baltimore 3chicago 4, new York 3 " Kansas City 6, Washington i National league san Francisco lot Angeles Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louts Cincinnat Philadelphia w 55 36 52 50 49 47 45 41 l 44 40 44 48 51 92 54 56 pet. .558 .549 .542 .510 .490 .475 .455 .423 go a i /. 4 o to 8 10 13tuesday s results Chicago 5, Milwaukee 4cincinnati est. Louis 4 Philadelphia 3, san Francisco 2los Angeles 9, Pittsburgh 4 Pacific coast league w l pot. A Vancouver 57 49 .538 Sacramento 55 49 .529 i Portland 52 48 .520 2 Salt Lake City 54 52 .509 3 Phoenix 53 53 .500 4 Spokane 52 55 .486 5 to san Diego 50 55 .472 7 Seattle 47 58 .448 9v,i tuesday s results Portland 7. Sacramento 0 Spokane a Salt Lake City 2vancouver 9, Phoenix b san Diego 2. Seattle i International league w l pet. Go Buffalo 63 47 .573 Havana 53 54 .405 8 i Richmond 53 54 .495 b Montreal 53 55 .491 9 Miami 52 54 .491 9 Columbus 52 55 .486 9 Toronto 51 54 .486 9 i Rochester 52 56 .481 10 tuesday s result Buffalo 4, Columbus i Montreal 12, Havanna 4 Richmond 6, Rochester 2 Toronto 15, Miami 8 / american association Eastern division w l pet. A Minneapolis 67 44 .004 Louisville in 46 .596 Indianapolis 04 53 .547 6 St. Paul 56 58 .491 2 Charleston 55 59 .487 13 Western division w l 58 59 .496 fort Worth s4" 58 .482 Dallas 51 62 .451 Denver 0 63 .442 Houston 46 68 .404 tuesday s result Omaha 2, fort Worth i Houston 9, Dallas 4 Charleston 4, Denver 3 St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 2louisville a Minneapolis 3 Southern association go 5 6 to Mobile a bar Minolia Chattanooga Memphis new Orleans Shreveport Nashville Atlanta w31 3022 .2219 2417 16 l 17 19 23 23 20 26 22 31xwon first half title tuesday s results new Orleans 6-6, Chattanooga 5-7 Memphis 4, Birmingham 3mobile 4, Nashville 2 Shreveport 5-7, Atlanta 4-0 Texas league pet. .646 .612 .489 .489 .487 .480 .436 .340 go i i l4 /2 w 65 01 53 52 51 51 l 44 48 51 57 57 58 pet. .596 .560 .510 .477 .472 .468 go 13 i3 14 Victoria Austi Tulsa sin Antonio Afna Rillo c Japus Christi includes games with mexican league team tuesday s results Amarillo 12, Mexico City tigers 0tulsa 6, Monterey 3 Niico Laredo ii san Antonio 8poza Loa 10, Austin 7 Victoria 4, Vera Cruz 0 Corpus Christ at Mexico City reds rain former Pitcher Dies Boston a Thomas a Buck o Brien spitball Pitcher for he world Champion Boston Redfox of 1912, died Here at 77. Reed wins Inhar courts meet Denver a top seeded Whitney Reed Alameda calif., whipped his first round opponent in straight sets Here tuesday but India s Ramanathan Krishnan was pressed As the National hard courts Tennis tournament dumped Al Teeter Denver 6-2, 6-2, while Krishnan was a 6-4,4-6,v, 6-4-, Victor Over. Capt., Charles Oliver coach of the Tennis team at the air Force matches went As expected As the seeded players met Little opposition. Gardner Mulloy Miami Warren Woodcock Australia Andale Segal South afric advanced Lyp Pimental Venezuela won by default Over John Marshall Denver a Field of 16 women was to Star play wednesday . A. ,.j. To
