European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 14, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Teg 22 the stars and stripes Friday August 14, braves clip reds. 6-4 cubs rout Dpi Gers. For Var by the associated press America league w l pet. Och logo 67 43 .609 Cut Velanti 68" 47 .884 it new York 87 65 .509 i Baltimore 56 56 .500 in Detroit 55 89 .482 14kansas City 63 60 .469 151/2 Boston is 62 .451 1714 Washington 45 68 .398 23 wednesday s results Chicago i Detroit 6washington 3, new Vork 2 Boston 5. Baltimore 4cleveland 9, Kansas City 4 National league w l pet. Gb8 n Francisco 65 47 .580 Milwaukee 61 49 .555 3 los Angeles 62 51 .549 3 a Pitts Burgh 55 58 .487 10 a Chicago 54 57 .486 to Cincinnati 52 60 .464 13 St. Louis 53 62 .461 3 a Philadelphia 47 65 .420 " 18wednesday s results Chicago ii los Angeles 8pittsburgh a Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4 Only games scheduled Pacific coast league w l pet. Of Portland 63 57 .525 Vancouver 63 59 .516 i Salt Lake City 62 59 .512 l Sacramento 63 60 .512 i 2san Diego 61 62 .496 3 i Spokane 60 63 .488 4 Phoenix 59 64 .480 s Seattle 57 64 .471 6 wednesday s results Seattle 4, Phoenix .8 ii innings Sacramento 4-2. Portland 2-1 2d game 10innings Vancouver 8, san Diego 6 Spokane 122, Salt Lake City 7-12 International league w l pet. A Buffalo 73 53 .579 Havana 64 59 .520 7 Columbus 63 62 .504 we Richmond 62 63 .496 i0 Montreal 60 65 .480 l2vt Rochester 60 65 .480 2 Miami 60 65 .480 2 Toronto 58 68 .460 15 wednesdays result Miami 3-6. Toronto 0-0 1st game 7 innings Buffalo 5, Richmond 2rochester 6, Columbus i Montreal at Havana rain american association Eastern division w l pet. A Louisville 80 49 .620 Minneapolis -77 54 .588 4 St. Paul 69 63 .523 2 Indianapolis 68 65 .511 14 Charleston 63 67 .485 l7 i Western division t pet go Omaha 66 66 .500 fort Worth 65 65 .500 Dallas 60 72 .455 6 Denver 56 72 .438 8houston 50 81 .382 l5 / wednesday s results port Worth 2-3, St. Paul 1-5 Minneapolis 5, Houston 4 10 innings Omaha 6, Indianapolis 4 Louisville 5, Charleston 3 ii innings. Denver 3-23, Dallas i -2 Southern association w l pet. A Mobile 41 23 .621 a Birmingham 37 28 .569 3 Chattanooga 33 3 .516 7 Shreveport 34 34 .500 8nashville 28 29 .491 8 /2new Orleans 28 32 .467 10 Memphis 28 33 .459 to Atlanta 4 41 .369 6 a won first half title wednesday s result Shreveport 2, Chattanooga i Nashville 7, Memphis 2 Mobile 5, Birmingham 4. Atlanta 74, new Orleans 0-3 2d game 10innings Texas league w l pet. A Victoria 75 49 .605 Austin 69 55 .557 6 Tuisa 4 56 .533 9san Antonio 63 60 .512 la / 2amarillo 82 61 .504 i2 Corpus Chrystl 99 65 .476 1c includes games against mexican league teams. Wednesday s results Austin 9, Mexico City red devils 4 Corpus Christ 6, Veracruz 5victoria 5, Poza Rica 2 Nuevo undo 7, Tulsa 2amarillo 13, Monterrey san Antonio at Mexico City tigers we grounds Mathews hits two homers Rush Winner Cincinnati a two Home runs by Eddie mat Evvs and one by Hank Aaron provided the big punches wednesday night for a 6-4 Victory by the m i 1 w a u k e e braves Over the Cincinnati reds. Mathews got his homers his 32dand 33d, in his first two times at Bat and there was a Man on base each time. Aaron s Homer his 30th came in the fifth with no one on but his triple led to another Brave tally. The reds chased Milwaukee starter Juan Pizarro in the second inning but Bob Rush throttled them the rest of the Way after giving up a run scoring single to Frank Robinson. All of the braves homers came off Rookie Jim o Toole but he struck out eight. Gus Bell got four hits in five at bats and drove in three Cincinnati runs. Eddie Ying Milwaukee a b Havila. 2b Mathews 3baaron, of Adcock. I Crandall. O Logan. 33bruton, of Pafko if Pizarro. Prush p Cincinnati a b h422 3 Temple 2b Pinion of Ell of Robinson. In Thomas Ifa Lynn to if Jonos 31 Bailey o Kasko. Sao Toole p Lawrenzo pm Loci Man 2 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 totals 32 6 10 totals 37 4 11agrounded out for Thomas 7 a filed out for Lawrenzo 9 Milwaukee Cincinnati 202 010 0106 10 0220 000 0004 ii 0 in h r Erbb so5442 00081% 6. 84 10 6 6 2 8 % 0 0 0 0 1 Pizarro Rush w. 5-3 o Toole l. 2-6 Lai Bronco to a Milwaukee 27-11, Cincinnati 27-11dplogan, Avila Adco Elt Jones Temple lob Inson Robinson Kasko Robinson. Lob Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 8. J 2bbelbailey. So Aaron. Hbmathews2, Aaron. A Bruton Pafko. Of Adcook. Rib mat jews 4. Aaron Adcock Bell 3, Job Insp. Who Toole. A Donatelli Burkli Art Vinson Conlan. T2 44. A13,221. Old and new former Washington Pitcher George Winkel Man who in his mid-90s is considered the oldest living former big leaguer meets up with current senator Star Harmon Killebrew at an old timers Day in the nation s capital. At photo pan am games Torch stolen recovered again in Oklahoma Indian pow wow Cleveland a b pier fall of 801 held of Power 3b Minoso i Francona in colavito a bases. 2b Strickland a Nixon o Boll p 000612 413sod 4225 1 2 511523 2 1 1 Kansas Tuttle of Snyder if Lumpe is Williams i Marls of Smith 3b House o Tor Willieora. 2bkuoks, p Dickson a Hadley Coloman. P a Boone Sturdivant to Multi Romanok. P City a b h 3 0 612502 500210 8004 2 402000 11 0 00 0 000101 000100 000 totals 38 9 15 totals 35 4 8astruck out for Dicksion a a singled for Coleman 6 a struck out for Sturdivant 8 Cleveland Kansas City Ball a 18-9 Kucks a c-8 Dickson Coleman Sturdivant Romanok 130 021 0119 15 i 100 012 0004 8 2 in h r Erbb so 9 843681% 5 4 4 2 1 3% 4 2 0 1 1 31100 2 21000 1 11101eterwillifc or Frangona Sturdivant. To a Cleveland 27-8, Kansas City 27-15. Do Bell. Strickland Francona Terwillliger Williams Lumpe Torwal Ullger Williams 2. Lob Cleve land 8. Kansas City 9, 2bcolavito, bares Snyder. 3blumpe.ubminoso, Nixon Baxes. A Ball 2. Bib Minoso 3, colavito Baxos 2, Nuon 3, Snyder Lumpe term Juicer Boone. \ hip by Sturdivant Piersall. To Flaherty Mont Berry Honochick. T2 40. A10,837. Blow by blow of title fight Montreal up Here is his heels with a right one Cut in a the wow by Blaw description of the Arphie Moore Yvon Aurelle right heavyweight Tutie bout round one both fighters appeared Eaulous in the first minute and then Moore landed the first goo wow a right to the head. Moore scored twice with right before Aurelle connected with a , Moore staggered Aurelle with a left to the Tomah and a left to the Chest to take the round. Bound two Oil full. A round gut thin our it reeked Moor w i t uppercut. Moore re. Sponged with a combination that had Yourell reeling to the ropes. Durelle had Moore backed against the ropes near the end of the round but could t open up Moore s guard and it was Moore s round. Hound three Fapore battered Durelle about the ring Early in the third round and finally put him Down for nine count with a right. Moore dumped Durell through Tow rope for another nine count with a left to the head. Moore knocked Durelle Halfway through to ropes and Down for a six. Count but our tilt got up. Moon floored him for a fourth time and referee Juk Starkey counted Dureth out to 2 82 a the challenger rolled slowly Over Mcalester okla. A theban american games Torch swiped from City Hall Here wednesday night by a. Youth with a Brown paper sack Over his head was re turned about an hour later. Police said two youths Don Mcay and Bud Grady both about 19, brought the much travel Torch top olice Headquarters. They were questioned and re leased. Minutes later officers arrested Charles Turnbo is Mcalester in connection with the Torch filch the Torch was being carried by boy scouts from Mexico City scene of the last pan american games to Chicago where the games willbe held later this month. Scouts arrived in Mcalester with top ten by the associated press based on 300 or More at bats american league g a r h , Detroit. 99 391 69 136 .348 Kaline Detroit 96 369 66 122 .331woodlino, Baltimore 105 336 50 lib .327 Fox Chicago 112 459 62 148 .322runnels, Boston 109 423 69 135 .319 Minoso Cleveland lid 423 69 129 .305power, Cleveland 109 442 85 134 .303 Maris Kansas City 84 319 54 94 ,295mantle, new York 105 395 72 113 .286 Malzone Boston ,113 445 68 127 .285tuttle, Kansas City 106 390 62 Iii .285 National league g a r h , Milwaukee 110 446 85 165 .370 Cunningham St. Louis 106 333 43 l3 .339 Gilliam. Los Angeles 102 367 72 119 .324pinson, Cincinnati 112 470 93 Iso .319 Temple. Cincinnati 112 448 77 143 .319cepeda. San Francisco 110 438 73 138 .315 Banks. Chicago Iii 424 72 132 .311white, St. Louis 110 410 59 127 .310 Boyer St. Louis 112 419 63 129 .308 Robinson. Cincinnati 110 4q9 78 126 .308 Home America Killebrew. Wash. Colavito. Clevela Dallison Washington Lemon Washington Jensen Boston runs american Olavito Cleveland Killebrew Wash Lensen Bostons alone Boston Minoso Clevelan Maxwell Detroit runs nation Lbanks Chicago 34 Mathews Milwaukee $3aaron, Milwaukee 30 Robinson Cincinnati 25cepeda, san fran. 23 batted in National 88 Banks Chicago 108 86 Robinson Cincinnati 9383 Aaron Milwaukee 92 73 Bell Cincinnati 8273 Mathews Milwaukee 79 73 mass to rejoin Aba Boston apr chairman her Man Greenbergh a announced the Massachusetts boxing commission will return to membership in the National boxing association after Atwo year absence. He Gav no reason the Torch late wednesday an stopped for the night. The 2-foot High Torch with a Blue blinking Light was taken to City Hall and four scouts from nearby Harts Home assigned to watch it. A Short while later the youths rushed around the Corner to the police station and reported the theft. They said the hooded boy fled on foot with the Torch. Police chief Elmer Durant was notified and ordered every Avail Able officer on duty to search the City. The Torch was turned Over to Oklahoma scouts tuesday at the red River after Texas boys had carried it across their state. The Oklahoma scouts spent tuesday night at Caddo a few Miles North of the Border. They had planned to March to Muskogee thursday. Won 15 straight new York up a horse named Colin set the american rec Ord for races won without defeat during 1907-08 when he finished first 15 straight times. Banks Sparks 16-hit attack with Tali or Chicago a Home runs by Ernie Banks and Sammy Taylor fused a five run bombardment of Don dry Date in the first inning wednesday and touched off an 11-8chicago cub Victory Over the los Angeles  35-Mph Tailwind turned Wrig Ley Field into a hitters  cubs collected 16 hits including four homers off five Dodge pitchers. The dodgers drove Bob Ander son to cover in the eight when Charlie Neal s 15th Homer accounted for three of the five runs scored in the inning. In All the dodgers pounded out 12 hits including John Roseboro s sixth Homer in the second. Bank s Homer was his 34th. I came with two men aboard and boosted his rib total to 108.taylor s Homer following Bank was his ninth. Irv Noren slammed his first in the third inning and Al dark his third in the fourth. First things first los Angeles a b he Wililam. 3b 514 Noal 2i 411 Moon if 400 Snider of 200 .1-Knvlllo 100sherry, p 000 Larimer. I .511piihld, of 511 to Scaboro o 633wills, is 412 dry Sutalo p 000craig, p 100 a Essegian 100 Mcdavitt b 0003-Dometor 1,0 0 Lowlor p 000 girly of 000 of Zimmer 100 Chicago Alt k it. Taylor 2b Altman of Marshall. Branks a s. Taylor on Oren. If Williams i Moryn of Walls. 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