European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday August 20, 1959 the stars and stripes Post top teams Advance in doubles play Brookline mass. A the lop . And australian doubles learns advanced without serious difficulty tuesday in second round play of the . Lawn Tennis association s National doubles tour . The top seeded american team of Alex Olmedo and Earl Buchholz stumbled Only once in whipping 17-year-old Ramsey Earnhart Ven Tura calif., and Paul Calmer Phoenix 6-2, g-2, 9-11, 6-2. Australia s top duo and the Wimbledon champions Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson handled a couple of Young californians easily. They beat Al Driscole hol Lywood and Roger worksman los Angeles 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. The Only major upsets were turned in by a couple of mexican teams. A pair of cousins Gerry and Antonio Palafox tripped the Indian team of Ramanathan Krish Nan and Premjit Lall fourth seeded among the foreign entrants 9-7, 4-6, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Al Oehoa and Juan Hermosilla turned Hack Australia s Marty Mulligan and Ken Fletcher fifth seeded foreign team 5-7, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. Olmedo and Buchholz had Trou ble Only in their third set. Pal new and Earnhart got some Good re turns in the ninth game to break Buchholz service then went on to take the set. But Buchholz / and Olmedo came Back to win the match without further trouble. Worksman loses service Fraser and Emerson were pushed Only in their first set. Tied 3-3, they broke Werksman in the seven til game and were in charge from then on. Robert Mark and Rodney Laver an australian team ranked second among the foreign entries took Michael Crane Berkeley calif., and Steve Chandler san Francisco 7-5, 6-4, 6-3. Most other favourites came through without trouble in their second round matches with Barry Mackay and Mike Franks second seeded Domestic team whipping Paul Sullivan Belmont mass., and de Weld Cataumet mass., 6-4, 6-0, 6-2. An English team Tony Pickard and Robert Wilson third ranked among the foreign entrants ran up an easy 6-2, 6-3 advantage then had to Brace for an 8-6 third set decision against unseeded John Karabacz and Raymond Senkowski Hamtramck Mich. Fourth seeded Crawford Henry Atlanta and Don Dell Bethesda md., Defeated Albert Caputo Brook line and Paul Callahan Westover mass., 6-0, 6-2, 6-0. One of the easiest victories of the Day was turned in by the i Jung Lish team of mrs. Shirley Bloomer Brasher and 18-year-old Christine Truman. They took Only 20 min utes in disposing of visa Vuskalns port Washington ., and Pat Knox Springfield mass., 6-1, 6-1. Harmon shoots 63 Fishers Island Up former . Open Champion Claude Harmon Mamaroneck ., turned in the Best competitive round o his career Here when he shot 63 to win the pro Amateur Gol tournament at the Fishers Island country club. Over the top san Francisco 49er half Back Hugh Mcelhenny hits Over left tackle for three Yards in an exhibition game with the Washington redskins. The 49ers won 27-24, i photo Yankee Power topples tigers 5-3 Ashburn s hit gives Phillies 2-1 win senators r Asp indians 11-4, for Kemmerer Cleveland re Cpd Roy Siev ers and Lennie Green clubbed homers in a six run sixth inning rally that sparked the Washington senators to an 11-4 Victory Over the Cleveland indians tuesday night. The senators exploded for their last four runs in the eighth of five singles and two doubles to hand the indians their fourth straight defeat. Baps homers the first outburst against Rookie Jim Perry overcame a 3-1 Cleve land Lead on Jim Baxes Homer in the fourth. Baxes blow with two on was off Russ Kemmerer who won his seventh game. He has lost 12. Sievers Homer no. 17 of the Campaign came with one on after the senators had scored once in the sixth on singles by Harmon Killebrew and Jim Lemon and a sacrifice Fly by Hal Naragon. Green s four baser Only his Sec Ond this year followed r. Walk to Billy Consolo and a single by Ken Aspromonte. Green also singled twice in Washington s 17-hit of sense. I Ign div sweeps Bowling tourney Heidelberg Germany Spe Cial the Usa eur engr div s Kastle Kegler took the worldwide corps of engineers mail Bowling championship with a team score of 2,751. The local club s aggregate proved better than that of any of the 373 other learns competing All Over the world. Bowling for the engr div were Wallace Macleod 574james Sherman 558clyde Dunn 554john Bortnyck 534 and Chester Petterson 531. High individual series was a 665 rolled by the . Army construction Agency Germany s John Lynch. Pitch himself to Richie payoff St. Louisah k n Philadelphia a Richie Ashburn s seventh nning single gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 2-1 Victory Over the St. Louis cardinals tuesday night evening the two game series. Ashburn s hit scored Joe Koppe from third base to break a. 1-1 tie and Ive Jim Owens his ninth win of the year against 10 losses. Koppe had singled was sacrificed to Sec Ond and went to third on a ground Ball. Right hander Bob Miller took the loss Bis second Lor the year. Owens did More than Victory. His double in the second inning scored Harry Anderson with the game s first run. In going the route the Philadel phia Pitcher struck out seven and gave up 10 hits. He put Down a succession of St. Louis threats Early in the game retiring the Side four times with 41 Man on third base. The cardinals out hit the Phillies 10-6, but Owens stranded nine red Birds on base. The cards scored their Lone Marker when Joe Cunningham singled went to third on a double by Gene Oliver and scored on a grounder by Curt flood. Philadelphia a i i2b i is White ii , lit of i Orter e a Philadelphia 6. 211 Owens. White Oliver. 311klood. Sll a Kope Thomas. 11 Iii flood Ash Hurn Owens. Ii a Loriman Sukul Iii id. T 2i7. A Detroit a the new York Yankees exploded some Early Long Ball Power and Defeated the Detroit tigers tuesday night 5-3, before a Briggs stadium turnout of 37,393. The Yankees collected 10 hits and got nine of them in the first three innings off. Old to Menler Don Mossi. The Tiger Southpaw who had taken five of six decisions from new York yielded All of the Yankee runs. Yogi Berra hit a two run Home run and Hector Lopez starting in left Field for the first time As a Yankee crashed a Solo Homer. Both came in the third inning. The Yankees had scored twice in the second. Lopez led off with a single and scored when Tony Kubek sent a booming triple to the Center Field Fence. Kubek scored on a double by winning Pitcher Art Ditmar Ditmar needed Relief help from Whitey Ford Over the last innings. Ditmar had a five hit shutout working with two out in the eighth when singles by Frank boiling and Al Kaline around a double by Harvey Kuenn produced Detroit s first two runs. The stylish Southpaw got out of the eighth inning Jam and gave up one run in the ninth when Lou Berberet hit his 10th Home run. Totals for Porter Ilu Hai . Lib Mantle it Detroit run word. Ii . If Lia Uit. Ii Urdi Minard. Knock of Dit Tiar p foul n my for totals a Imp i new York Detroit Dun a i a n a .1 10 Mossi d out Tost. In loll Iii. 21 Etienn. Of Maxwell if Harris. Ill Lle Beret. C it Idues is 0-Ljcpeio, Mossl p a clip Llcy Sihler p Narleski. 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