European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 31, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday july 31, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 19 orioles defeat tigers behind Young Hiir lers Detroit a Jerry Walker and Milt Pappas Baltimore s kid pitching sensations throttled the Detroit tigers with a six hitter wednesday and the orioles Cap tured a 5-1  had a two hitter going into the seventh inning but wilted in muggy heat. Pappas a native de Troiter came on to preserve Walker s eighth Triumph against five defeats. Each of the pitchers is just 20 years old. The tigers spoiled the Walker Pappas shutout bid in the seventh when Steve Demeter hit a run producing double in his first major league at Bat. He played third base the last two innings and Veteran Eddie Yost switched to second forthe first time in his Long career. Orioles score Early Demeter reported tuesday from the tigers farm club at Charles ton w.va., in the american association. His double routed Walker and Pappas pitched two hit Ball the rest of the  orioles salted away the Vic tory Early with the help of a couple of gift runs. They scored twice in the first and one of the runs was unearned because of an error by shortstop coot veal on a potential double play grounder. Veal also bobbled Brooks Robin son s Lead off bouncer in the second and the orioles tallied an unearned run. They added single runs in the sixth and seventh off starter Paul. Foytack who gave Way to Pete b Burnside after seven innings. Walker cuff Baltimore All r h Curry Wiquel. M 392 Boyd in 0 j Tisby of 10 Woodll Nir if 19 Shetrone of 00 Piura in of 00 trl los a 01 Robinson so 00 Gardner 2b 10 Walker p 300 Fipp aft p 100 Detroit a r ii com 3l -2b Maxwell. If Chr Sloy. Of Kaline of Bor Borot o Harris in Lepolo 2b-Sa Val. 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A third seeded Hris Crawford of the . Davis cup squad and fourth seeded Mike Green a former Davis upper were upset in the third round of the 71st Meadow club invitation grass court ten Nis tournament wednesday. Crawford pied Mont Calif., was jolted 6-4, 6-4, by Little known leg Bennett a 21-year-old englishman who is the ninth ranking British player but attends Lamar tech in Beaumont Tex. Green Miami was bounced out by 22-year old Crawford Henry  senior from Atlanta in a 9-7, 6-4 Surprise As fog again clouded the courts of the Seaside club. The other six seeded players led by the top seeded Ian Vermak South Africa moved up a  outlasted Roger Werksman los Angeles 6-3, 4-6,. 6-4, to gain the  Palafox second seeded mexican Champion whipped Ronnie Fisher Houston,6-1, 9-7, and fifth seeded . Davis cupper Don Dell Bethesda md., ousted Larry Nagler North Hollywood .Calif., 6-4, 6-4. Two other . Davis cup squad members also  Jack Douglas Santa Monica Calif., ripped past John Skogstad Miami 6-3,6-3, and seventh seeded Ron Holmberg Brook Lyn knocked out alien Fox los Angeles 9v7,6-4. Eighth seeded Ray Weedon South Africa rallied to beat or. De Dailey Harrisburg ph., 10-8, 4-6, 6-4, after Dailey completed a 14-12,6-3 win Over Al Driscole Hollywood which was postponed from tuesday by darkness. Inthe quarterfinal matches Palafox will play Weedon and Henry will play Dell with the upper half pairings Matching Vermak against Holmberg and Bennett against Douglas. Nuxhall snaps skein As reds rip cards 9-2 Cincinnati a Joe nut till who had lost six straight times since he last won a game on june 4, held the St. Louis Cardi nals to seven hits wednesday night and pitched the Cincinnati reds to a 9-2 Victory. Nuxhall helped his cause along with a run scoring double but he had Only a narrow 3-2 margin until the reds broke the game open against relievers Lindy Mcd Nieland Jack Urban with six runs in the eighth. Mcdaniel had takeover for starter Larry Jackson who was lifted for a Pinch hitter. Third Over cards the Victory third in a Row Overst. Louis moved the reds to with in one game of the sixth place cards. The run that broke a 2-2 tie inthe third and put the reds ahead to stay was slightly tainted. Fra Krobinson doubled and scored when de Bailey s single got through Gin Cimoli. Bailey wont All the Way to third but was left there. The reds got five hits in their eighth inning outburst. They were helped by three walks and a wild pitch by Mcdaniel. Vada Pinson got two hits in the inning an drove in two runs. Jolted St. Louis a r ii Lilal Nilame 21 Kraii Ink us a Jablonsky Mcdaniel. P Urban p while in , Oil i Pinoli. Of  of Oliver. 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Unbeaten Boysa beats Elorde As 3 officials score identically Cleveland a Solomo Boysaw unbeaten Cleveland Light weight won a unanimous decision Over Gabriel Flash Elorde the Philippines in 10 rounds  night when both judges and the referee turned in identical 48-43score cards. Elorde third ranking among the featherweight contenders held a one Pound advantage Over Boysaw who weighed in at 133. There were no knockdowns an neither fighter appeared to Hurt the other much. An old Cut unde Elorde s right Eye was opened in the ninth round arid bled some the rest of the  Lou Parker and judges Herb Williams and Charles Bill Al agreed Elorde won the third round on Speed and aggressiveness an two of the three also accorded the filipino the seventh round. Boy saw was marked up a Winner by All three in seven rounds and one was called even. Boysaw s Best round was the fifth when he landed five Good rights to Elorde s  now has 21 victories and a Drav. In. 22 fights. Elorde has lost 1 3 and won 4618 by Knock outs and has two draws. Proposed pro football league plans to operate next year with 12 teams new York up a former professional football Star who is involved in creating a new major pro Grid league  that the Loop tentatively named the trans americ conference Hopes to begin opera Tion next year with 12  Tidwell former new York giant passing Nee said the new league would be just As representative As the National football league with teams from coast to coast and Miami to new  existence of plans for a new pro league was revealed tuesday Sybert Bell commissioner of the nil in testimony in Washington before a Senate subcommittee which is conducting hearings on antitrust Bills relating to pro sports. Bell said the nil would Welcome the new Loop. Proposed cities Ell said the planned Confer ence probably would Start with teams from Houston Denver min Neapolis new York Dallas Andros Angeles and said other Possi ble members arc Louisville Boston Miami Seattle san Francisco and , who is vacationing Here stressed that he could not speak for the league or As representative of the  i can Tell you we Are Mak ing definite plans to play in i960, he said. Tidwell 34-year-ol d Birmingha estate Counselor who starred at quarterback for Auburn said that the league As first discussed had been called the mid America professional football  but it has mushroomed beyond that now and is truly National in scope he  said the league. Would have a minimum of 10 teams and probably 12," divided into two i  declined to identify any minors to Divide million Jackpot Columbus Ohio a minor league president George m. Traut Man announced the $1 million fun for player development in the minors set up by a joint session of the major leagues in May will be distributed in october. The Money will be distribute Don the following basis class aaa clubs will receive $22,500 each class a clubs including those in the mexican leagues $5,000-$12,500, class a $5,00047,500 class b $4-000-$5,000 class a $3,500, and class d $3,000.trautman said All minor league clubs will participate except those owned by major league clubs. 12 teams expected for Germany Bra play Frankfurt special the babe Ruth league championships for Germany will be held at the Frankfurt Park behind the Mainpa aug. 3-8. Twelve teams Are expected to participate. First game is scheduled at 2 pm monday. Two games a Day will be played on each successive Day at10 Arri and 2 pm. Of the cities being considered be cause everybody has to be considered or any of the persons involved in the promotion. But he said that some of the same peo ple who Are behind baseball s new Continental league Are backing the new pro football league. Our plans have been delayed because of the baseball league he said on the theory of first  Tidwell had been coordinator of the league As first discussed. Mike Souchuk. Easy Victory Souchak out drives pea contest foes As Bayer falters Minneapolis up big Mike Souchak the former Duke fullback easily won the pea driving championship at Minneapolis Golf club wednesday when he hit the first of his three tee shots 317 is Yards. Mac main finished second wth310 Yards 10 inches Henry Castillo third with 307 Yards 2 feet Pete Cooper fourth with 304 Yards 5inches, and Jay Hebert fifth with 301 Yards 2 feet 5  George Bayer favored to win the Crown hit All three of his shots off the Fairway. The five leaders were the Only ones to better 300 Yards although the contest was held on a Fairway where if the pros could reach the top of a Knoll 270 Yards out they had a downhill Roll. Padilla records to Over Dugan san Jose Calif. A Joe Padilla san Jose slopped Dan Dugan los Angeles in the fifth round of a scheduled 10-Rouncl bout Here. The Winner weighed 139, Dugan 336.referee Johnny Wolsey stopped the fight after two minutes in the fifth. Padilla knocked Dugan out of the ring in the first round with a hard right. From then on it Wasno contest. But he said that also has Bee dropped and i am involved in it but do not have any title. A com Mittee is working on  los Angeles a a Veteran sportsman said wednesday he does t think the National foot Ball league is really serious about supporting another professional Loop. It s strictly a Man Euver to get Congress off its Back said Jack Corbett who founded a rival but inoperative professional league the International football league three years ago. Corbett said his own Organiza Tion with franchises in Brooklyn Miami Buffalo Denver St. Louis and Louisville intends to begin playing next year. Referring to the announcement made tuesday by nil commissioner Bert Bell at a Senate anti monopoly subcommittee hearing Corbett declared i think he made it for a partic ular reason. He s got a corporation that is a violation of the . Constitution and he knows Congress is serious about shaking up sports monopolies. Throw Money away if Bell and the nil were really serious Why do they talk about bucking already established team sin los Angeles and possibly san Francisco they Don t want Tothrow their Money away. It would be easier to shovel it in the  a longtime baseball club owner who has fought the majors in the supreme court organize the International football league to do away with draft choices and Reserve clauses. Taking aim Sam Snead chocks out an Iron before a prac Tice session for the Fra tournament in Minneapolis. Tho Veter an Star is among a Field of 180 inthe $30,000 meet. A Phot