European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 19, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 19, 1959 the stars and stripes Page 19, tigers Piri indians with 5-4 reversal for Foy tack s 11th Detroit up Paul Foytack who was knocked out of the Box in sunday s rained out game against Cleveland monday came Back to pitch the Detroit tigers to a 5-4 Victory Over the second place indians As Batter mate Lou Berberet broke a 4-4 deadlock with a sixth inning sacrifice Fly. The outcome of the league s Only game dropped the indians 3\k games behind the first place Chicago White sox. Detroit closed to within a half game of the first division. Foytack struck out seven Al Lowed eight hits but did t per Mit a walk As he earned his Lith Victory against 10 losses. Although a victim of a five run barrage in the first inning of Sun Day s game which was washed out in the second by rain Foytack gave up Only two earned run monday. Rocky colavito got one of hem when he led off a three run Sec Ond inning with his35th Home run. George Strickland and Avo Colic held followed with sin Gles. First baseman Gail Harris committed to error on Pitcher Gary Bell s grounder which Al Lowed a run to score. Vic Power singled to bring across the in Ning s third run. Maxwell connects Cleveland picked up its final run in the sixth on a double by Jim b a x e s and George Strickland single. Charlie Maxwell s 26th Homer in he second gave Detroit its first run. Three More came in the fifth on a walk singles by Eddie Yost and Harvey Kuenn and double by Rocky Bridges. Berberet drove in the winning tally with his sacrifice Fly after Maxwell and Harris had , who also started sunday and pitched the first six innings of monday s game was charged with his 10th setback against 13 triumphs. Pearls of Paul Ine Moore promises quicker Victory in Feather clash against Bassey los Angeles a i m go ing to do it quicker and easier this time says world Feather weight Champion Davey Moore who gives sex Champ Hogan kid Bassey a crack at regaining the Crown wednesday. But the knotty muscled Little Bassey too is confident of win Ning the scheduled 15-Roundcr at the olympic auditorium. The bout will be televised nationally. Speaking in his Crisp British West african accent Bassey explains his loss to Moore last Marc this Way Cleveland All it ii 0 0 Vittit ii mall Lamia i  Una. Of i Lii Vita of Nirio Elaml 31 night i Ili Vii c Detroit a  line Litif. Lib kit in of k Ulincy. Of mix Ivyll. If Man is. In Ili Hie it o Itri Ilki a. Is yen i. A Foyt it i if. P r ii 1 1 0 0 0 Chist 37 in Cist expat did totals 35 4 8 totals is 5 8 a ran for Uljon 4 a fouled out for Hull 7 a struck out for ill own a. 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Picked by Captain Perry Jones ashis Likely doubles combination for defense of the cup at Forest Hills n.y., if they prove themselves Here Olmedo and Buchholz worked hard to win their first round match in straight sets. Buchholz the 18-year-old St. Lou is Star who had a tooth extracted sunday and his Brilliant peruvian partner had the upper hand in the volleying and at the net. But they had no easy time with the service of either opponent. Wimbledon c h a m p i o n s Noah Fraser and Roy Emerson the top seeded foreign entry from Australia had a much easier time than their american counterparts in breezing past Alan Roberts Brook Lyn and Ned Neeley Atlanta 6-2,6-2, 6-1.  upset in the upset department Charli Mckinley St. Louis and Martin Reissen Hinsdale 111., National Junior champions eliminated third Domestic seeds Bernard Tut Bart zen Dallas and Ron Holmberg Brooklyn 6-5, 8-6, 12-10. Bartzen has been named among the big four for the . Davis cup team. In the deciding set the Young sters broke Holmberg s service in the 21st game Reissen held and twas All Over. Second seeded americans Barr Mackay Dayton Ohio and ens Myron Franks . Navy eliminated Arthur Hills and Dandridge austrian skier said attacked by knife wielder Kitz Bushel Austria a an exiled hungarian Tennis Star and Austria s Blond ski Ace Anderl Molter or were involved in a Brawl fit a local night club police re ported monday. Local police confirmed the incident after Vienna newspapers splashed front Page headlines about knife attack on ski Star  the austrian skier won a Silver medal in the 1956 Winter olympics and has repeatedly scored High in other meets. Moltrer was not Avi Blablo i of comment. Police said several Wil Nesses claimed the h u n g a r i a a Antol Jansco pulled u knife on Moltere but this could not be confirmed. Therefore no action against Jansco was taken by the authorities. But the Tennis Star was expelled from the current austrian inter National championships hero for brawling and allegedly showing up intoxicated on i lie courts tie was sent Back to Paris where he  said the night club argument began when the Tennis player accosted a girl in Mollere s company. When the ski Star placed himself in front of her to protect her the exiled hungarian allegedly attacked him. The Brawl was Bro Ken up by other guests and police were called. Gray Winchester mass., 6-3, 6-3,8-6. Australia s no. 2 unit of Rod Laver and Bob Mark advanced easily but England s Tony Pickard Newport singles King and Bobby Wilson had a Tough second set be fore turning Back James Mcman usand w m 1 i a m Hoogs Berkeley calif., 6-3, 10-8, 6-3. Combination play Shar Olmedo and Buchholz appeared a Sharp combination at the net with Earl Superb on slams and Olmedo showing finesse expected of the world s no. 1 Amateur in his placements. The second seeded american women s team of Margaret Dupont Wilmington del., and Margaret Varner Boston won their first round match from Charlotte ailing Hamden conn., and mrs. Ann symmers old Greenwich conn., i-1, 7-5. Jeanne Arth St. Paul minn., and Darlene hard Montebello calif., and England s Ann Haydon and Angela Mortimer Drew first round yes As top Domestic and foreign women s seeds. Hawks Ferrari signs St. Louis a Al Ferrari has signed his 1959-60 contract with the St. Louis Hawks of the National basketball association. He was the ninth member of the Western division champions to come to terms. Ferrari scored 413 Points in 72 games last season. Fight this i could not continue o because my eyes were Cut. Time it will be different the rematch Between the scrappy 126-Pounders shapes up As a Dandy. Their first meeting was a fierce and bloody War until Bassey manager George biddies stopped his game Little Warrior from continuing after the 2th round. My fighter Adad it said biddies a tavern owner in liver Pool England. And i always say when your boy s and it out with  after losing the title biddies packed his dejected Battler Back to England without a whimper or an excuse. But when lie returned for the rematch biddies complained to sportswriters More Cut Hogan s Eye with an illegal punch after the Bell had sounded ending the sixth round. That s the one that did the  Moon was tens Moore who hails from Spring Field Ohio wis tense and nervous in his first meeting with Bassey. Once he fell to the Canvas after throwing a wild right. But he settled Down and picked away with jolting counter punches that had Bassey tottering in the late rounds. After the fight Moore said Hewan t trying for a knockout he just wanted to win the title. This time i m going to try an shoot Bassey Down Early Moore said. I know i can hit him and i know i hit hard enough to put him  Bassey a been Clown twice in his career against Ernesto Parra Mexico and Cherif Hamia France. It was by whipping Hamia that Bassey won the then vacant featherweight title in 1957. In Good condition both fighters Are in top Condi Tion. Bassey who started out As a Street brawler in his native Nigeria has worked Long and hard with Good sparring partners at his los Angeles training site. Moore has boxed More than 100 rounds under the hot desert Sun i nearby Gillman hot Springs. Moore has been made an Early 8-5 Choice by the mysterious me who set the Odds. And his Trainer Veteran Willie k e i c h a a says that s just about right. I said Davey would win it the last time Ketcham said Anthell still be the Boss after wednes Day  tigers sign Trio it to 1960 contracts Detroit up the Detroit tigers have signed two pitchers and an outfielder to 1960 class contracts in the minor leagues it was announced  rink grand rapids mich., and John Ball Everett mass., Are both right handed hurlers. The out fielder is Gerald Semley Schofield wis., a Southpaw swinger. Rink will join the Decatur club of the Midwest league Ball will Goto Spring training with the Erie club of the new York Pennsyl Vania league and Sot Joy will re port to the Herat or club for Spring training at  in Lake land Fla. Two Usa eur playoffs slated for an airing Frank fut spot jul an number will broadcast the us a Erik quarterfinal % a m e be tween the 4th a rim i i cab and Banin Hollcr Blue rangers wednesday while an Frankfurt and an France will air the la Koche Lett Bull he a contest. Broadcast Limo Tor both games will be 2 05 pin