European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 7, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page is1 the stars and stripes Friday August 7, 1959 senators snap is gym on split with tribe game of tag Cincinnati second baseman John Temple left above runs into the Yankees Yogi Berra pushes him away then chases him across the plate to score for the National league in the second All Star game at los Angeles. The throw in missed Berra completely. Baltimore Pitcher Jerry Walker backs up. The Umpire is Bill Jackowski. The american league won 5-3. A photo Chison split with orioles Baltimore up the usually tight Chicago White sox defens Efell apart and Arnie Portocarrero pitched his first Complete game of the season wednesday night to give the Baltimore orioles a 7-1triumph after Chicago won the first game 2-0, on Barry Latman three hitter. Portocarrero scattered five hit sin registering his second Triumph of the season. The orioles too advantage of five White sox errors three by first baseman ear Torgeson to score four unearned runs. Early Wynn failing in a bid Fortis 15th Victory of the year and 264th of his career was the Vic Tim of the shoddy defense and his own wildness. Wynn who now has a 18-4 lifetime record against the orioles walked eight and struck out four. He has lost seven this year. \ the orioles took advantage of. Wynn s wildness to score once in the first when the White sox. Continued on Page 22 giants whip braves 4-1, regain first As Rookie Mccovey slugs 2 homers san Francisco a Rookie Willie Mccovey smashed two Home runs wednesday As the san fran Cisco giants grabbed Back first place in the National league witha 4-1 Victory Over the Milwaukee braves. Mccovey s second Homer and his third since he came to the giants a week ago came in a three run eighth inning after Willie Mays belted a 400-foot double of the Centerfield scoreboard. Mays hit drove in the deciding run that gave right hander Jack Sanford the pitching Victory. The 195-Pound hurler  braves Bob Buhl thanks to the eighth inning outburst. Big Jack with an eight hitter notched his 10th Triumph against nine losses while Buhl received his seventh defeat to go with eight victories. A capacity crowd of 22,807 swathe giants explode with two out in the eighth. Jim Davenport miss Gibson ends retirement. New York a Althea. Gib son former Wimbledon and cur rent us. Tennis Champion ended8 year s retirement wednesday by accepting an invitation to play  us. Women s team in the pan american games at Chicago aug.27-sept, 7. After winning the British an american titles a year ago miss Gibson said she was withdrawing from Tennis for a year to concen trate on a singing career. Because of inactivity she was not name to the . Wightman cup team which plays the British next week. Other women on the . Pan am team As announced by olympic Tennis chairman George Barnes Chicago Are Dorothy head Knode Forest Hills . Mimi Arnold Redwood City Calif., and Karol Fageros Miami. All will play singles and miss Gibson will pair with miss Fageros in doubles. Miss Arnold and  also will form a doubles team. The . Men s team for the games will be named after the . Davis cup squad is picked. Started things with a single to left. Then followed Mays double and Mccovey s 400-foot smash into the Brightfield bleachers. Sanford struck out eight an issued Only one walk As he went the distance. San Francisco manager Bil Rigney moved Orlando Cepeda into Loftfield for the first time. 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Sweepstakes a Royal idea London up credit for originating the sweepstakes idea in thoroughbred horse racing is usually Given by historians to Queenanna of England 1702-1714 who in the last year of her life organize the sport in Britain. That was foul by inches in the deep Loftfield Corner. Mccovey sent the giants into first inning Lead when with two put he smashed a Solo 380-foot Homer into the Brightfield bleach ers. Milwaukee parlayed singles by Rookie outfielder Lee Maye Johnny Logan and Bill Bruton for one run in the second to tie the score. Then Buhl and Sanford Duel Din the 1-1 deadlock. The giants right hander fanned Joe Adcock Maye and Logan in the fourth and struck out three More in the next two frames. Buhl was t striking out giant but wast putting them Down in order mostly on taps to the in Field. Hobie Landrith collected the Home club s third hit a single in the fifth but the braves hurler quickly put Down the threat.  Ursina with split decision Oakland Calif. A Ward Yee Pasadena Calif scored a sur prise Victory Over Dommy Ursua the Philippines As he won a split decision in a 10-rounds Bantam weight scrap at Oakland auditorium. Yee weighed 117, Ursua 118, the decision first announced a unanimous later was corrected by officials who said referee Jack Sil ver scored the bout 98-92, in favor of Ursua ninth ranked among world flyweight and favored at2-1 in the betting. Judges Eddie James and Elmer Costa however awarded the bout to Yee 98-95 and 9794, respectively Kille Brewer Sparks win in 2d game 9-0 Washington a Victory starved Washington ended an 18-game losing Streak wednesday night crushing Cleveland 9-0, inthe second game of a doubleheader after the indians had won the opener 7-3. Harmon Killebrew s three run Homer sparked a six run rally in the fifth inning that marked the turning Point in a Long frustrating Trail that began july 19 when the senators lost to Kansas City. The 18-game losing string fell two Short of the major league rec Ord but matched the team Murk set in 1948. Truman Clevenger making his first Start after 33 Relief appear ances for the senators gave up seven hits but was Tough in the clinches As he won his fifth against two defeats. Cleveland s Cal Mclish lost his fifth compared with 13 victories. Martin Hurt the indians lost the services of second baseman Billy Martin for four to six weeks when a Clevenger pitch hit him in the left Side of the face As he led off in the first inning of the second game break ing the Cheek Bone and jaw. He was carried off the Field on Stretcher. After a rays Washington club physician or. George a. Resta said Martin would remain in George town University Hospital indefinitely. Tribe third baseman Vic Power also left the game in the third inning. Hand was injured As Washington s Lenny Green Slid into third. Killebrew slugs 34th Killebrew s Home run was his first since july 27. 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