European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 23, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stats and stripes sunday August 23, 1959 by the associated press american league w l  71 47 .602 Cleveland 70 51 .579 new York 61 66 .504baltimore so 62 .492 Boston to 65 .463kansas City 56 65 .463 Washington 49 72 .405friday s results Chicago 5, Washington 4 new York 9, Kansas City 7cleveland 3, Baltimore 0 Detroit 2, Boston 0 National league of 1 1 i 13 in i i6 z3 i of 2 / 5 9 if a 11 14 4 19 w l  Francisco 70 52 .574 los Angeles 66 55 .553milwaukee 64 56 .533 Pittsburgh 61 61 .500 Chicago so 61 .487 Cincinnati g9 64 .480 St. Louis 57 68 .456 Philadelphia 52 72 .419 Friday s results san Francisco 6-10,. Philadelphia 0-6 los Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 5cincinnati 2, St. Louis i Chicago at Milwaukee rain Pacific coast league w l  Salt Lake City 69 62 .527 Vancouver 68 62 .523 / Portland 67 62 .519 i san Diego 66 65 .504 3 Sacramento 65 66 .496 4 Spokane 65 67 .492 4 i Seattle 3 67 .485 5 a Phoenix 60 67 .455 9 / Friday s results Spokane 3-9, Portland 2-5 Salt Lake City 8, Sacramento 2 Vancouver i Seattle 0 Phoenix 9. San Diego i International league w l pet. A Buffalo 78 57 .578 Columbus 70 64 .522 7 i Havana 69 65 .515 8 /2 Richmond 66 67 .504 10 Miami 65 69 .485 i2 i Montreal 65 70 .481 13 Rochester 63 71 .470 u a Toronto 60 75 .444 18 Friday s results Montreal 4, Toronto 0 Buffalo 5, Rochester i Columbus 6, Havana 0 Richmond 3, Miami i american association Eastern division Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Charleston w 85 62 74 73 67 l 56 60 68 68 74 pet. .603 .577 .521 .518 .472western division w 74 73 65 63 51 l 67, 68 77 78 91 pet. .525 .518 .458 .447 .359 Omaha fort Worth Dallas Denver Houston Friday s results Dallas 7, Houston 5 Charleston 7-10, Denver 3-13 Louisville 4, Minneapolis 3 Omaha 4, fort Worth 2 Southern association go 3 /2 11 /a12 18 go ii 23 Mobile Birmingha Shreveport Memphis  new Orlean Atlanta w 49 41 40 35 35 31 32 28 l 27 34 37 35 38 35 38 47 pet. .645 .547 .519 .500 .479 .470 .457 .373friday s results Mobila 6-4, Atlanta 1-0new Orleans 10-0, Birmingham 8-6 Shreveport 9, Nashville Memphis at Chattanooga rain Texas league go 7 /2 9 a ii in /a13 14 20 i Victoria Tulia austins an Antonon Amarillo Corpus Christ w80 72 73 67 68 l s3 6062 65 86 71 pet. .602 .545 .541 .508 .507 .470 go 1va 2i2 includes games with mexican league team Friday s results Amarillo 8-3, Tulsa 3-4austin 7, san Antonio 6 Corpus Christ 4, Victoria 3 up and coming coming up Laurel my. Up up and coming the no/1 horse in new zealand and currently the favor Ite Tor the big fall races in Australia will be shipped to the . To run in the $100,000 Washington International at Laurel on nov. 11. Yankees win Over  reds Duren chokes off rally by a s in ninth Kansas City a Ryne Duren and his fastball came on in the ninth inning Friday night and preserved a 9-7 Victory for the new York Yankees Over the Kansa City athletics. The. A s were trailing 8-6, a they came into the last inning with Bob Turley pitching in Relief of starter Duke Maas. Singles by Dick Williams Bob Cerv and Ken Thadley scored one run before manager Casey Stengel summoned Duren. He walked Frank House to Load the bases then struck out Joe de Maestri and got Roger Marls on a foul pop that ended the game. Lopez Williams Homer Hec Lopez who had four hits bashed a two run Homer for the Yankees in the third and Williams tied the score at 5-5 in the fifth with a Solo shot off Maas who won his 12th game. Maas who has completed Only two of his 16 starts this season gave Way to Turley after Yogi Berra had sparked the Yankees in a three run  defeat was pinned on rip Coleman third Kansas City hurler who gave up three runs in the sixth. Mantle who was on twice by walks and once by a bunt stole his 19th base to establish a record for himself. Ryne patrol new York Abr hip Herdson. 2b a Tibet 3b Mantle of Rerra of a Howard club Lopez. If Carey. 3b 5 1 5 2 ?. 3 4 0 4 1 b 1 3 Tuttle. Of 3 Snyder. Of Kansas City Abr 3 5 02 00 Stin divan. P Williams 3b Cerv. If Lumpe ss-2b Liron Eberry in 3 000 Hartley to Bauer. Of Royer. As Maas p Turley. P Duren p 0 0 Houie. C 0 0 Tenoll Liger. 2b t 1 000422 61220 1411 Ottella 200 Demi Deatri. 93 200 Herbert p 000 Dickson. P a Morgan Coleman p a Iablonsky grim p a Maris of 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 101 000 100 000 100 202 103 030 110ip h 5 3% % 3% 0019 141017 12 r Erbb so 2 totals 38 9 14 totals 38 7 12 a singled for Dickson 4 a grounded out for Coleman 6 a struck out for  8 a walked for grim 8. New York Kansas City Maas w. 12-0 Turley Dure Herbert Dickson Coloman a 2-10 grim Sturdivant Liimol Berra. Kansas City 27-8. Throneberry Williams Hadley unripe lob new York 9, Kansas City 11. 2bnichardson, Hadley. 3bknbelt. Hit Lopoz. Williams. So Mantle. A Maas. Of Boyer. Ubi Richardson Berra 2, Howard 2, Lopez 3, Boyer Tuttle Williams Hadley 8. A Summers Mckinley soar. Clip Lac. To s is. A22.348. To a new Yore 27-12, do Richardson boor Cleveland farm hurler spins playoff no hitter Pensacola Fla. A Gerald Fosnow pitched a no hit game a Selma beat Pensacola 5-0, in the Alabama Florida league  Cleveland farm club left hander struck out five and walked one. Two Pensacola runners reached first on errors. Ready for work Carmen Ballio tapes his hands with meticulous care before working out in san Francisco where he meet Gene Fullmer for the National boxing association middleweight title Friday. Associated press photo fans stand for hand to sox Fox night continued from Page 18 appreciate it but it sort of gives me the jitters to stand out in front of All these people All by  Fox gifts included an Automo bile a station Wagon a Sailboat roundtrip to Hawaii with Allex lenses paid silverware cigars freezers glassware gift certificates a year s Supply of shoes for the entire family which includes his wife and two children a stole bicycles for his two daughters Sav Ings Bonds a Box of assorted toys for the children an outboard motor suits and a Buechel Basket of gift Stamps. If Marty Marion who manage the sox in 1955 had t decided to give Fox a one Day vacation on aug. 5 that year Fox would have played a whopping string of 911 consecutive games As of Friday night. The old endurance record for second basemen was 477 consecutive games established by the late Eddie Collins. Fox who was acquired from the a s in 1950v has been named to 10all Star games and has played in nine. He is on his Way to the High Dies following win Celina. Ohio up James a Thomas 53, Lavonia mich., apparently suffered a fatal heart attack after driving Lone Hanover to Victory in a 2-year-old stake Trot at the Mercer county fair. Clubs match $10/000 donations Charity emerges Victor in Chison yank Riff Chicago up out of a hassle Between the Chicago Whiteson and the new York Yankees Over the time to play a makeup Ball game a Chicago Charity Fri Day night emerged the Winner. Chicago White sox president Bill Veeck indicated he thought head won some sort of a Victory. Too Sunkees Fri effect had told Veeck to put up or shut up because Veeck had indicated he wanted the game played at night to Benefit a Chicago  Topping the Yankee co owner came through with an offer to give $10,000 to the Charity drive provided the White sox contributed equally. The Yankees had held out for playing the game in the afternoon and baseball s Bosses had upheld  d be delighted to match Topping s offer said Veeck. The Check will go Forward on monday. I feel sorry about All the mix up he continued. But if nothing else was accomplished we feel we be managed to pry some Money Loose from the Yankees and that s a Good  Veeck said he would put  est batting average in his 13 major league campaigns taking a .322 Mark into Friday night s  seems almost certain to Lead the league in total hits for the fifth time and third year in Suc , highest paid sox player with a salary of about $45,000 this year owns a Bowling Alley in Chambers Burg a. He married Joanne Statler in ,1947 and they have two daughters Bonnie 10, and Tracey 2.sox manager Al Lopez says of Fox he is a manager s Ideal player. Fox gives you 140 per cent at Al times. I can t think of a player who gives More and does More Fortis team than  ten by the associated press based on 325 or More at bats american league g a r h pet. 107 425 104 308112 358 120 491 117 448 118 452 117 476 114 422 115 430 92 331 Kuenn Detroit Kaline Detroit Wood Lino Baltimore Fox chicag Runnels Boston Minoso Clevelan Power Cleveland Tuttle Kansas City Lopez new Yor Cerv Kansas City 75 72 54 68 75 75 88 66 63 124 46 95 149 .351 130 .327 ii .324 157 .320142 .317 137 .303142 .298 129 .296 .288 .287 Aaron National league 0 a r Milwaukee 118 483 94 180 Cunningham. St. Louis is 363 48pinson, Cincinnati 123 519 108 Temple Cincinnati 118 473 85 Cepeda san Francisco 120 481 77 Boyer St. Louii 121 456 68 Robinson Cincinnati 121 4s2 86white, St. Louis 110 448 65 Banks Chicago 120 454 78 139. .306 Mays san Francisco Mil 450 94 138 .303 Home runs pot. .373 124 .342 174 .335 Isi .319 153 .318 144 .316 143 .316 139 .310 american Killegrew Wash. Colavito Clevela Dallison Wash. Maxwell Detroit Lemon Wash. Bun american Killegrew , Cleveland Jensen Bosto Maxwell Dot Glt Muon Boston national37 Banks Chicago 37 35 Mathews Milwaukee 34 28 Aaron Milwaukee 3327 Robinson Cincinnati 28 26 Cepeda san fran. 25 batted in national94 Banks Chicago 115 90 Robinson can. 10688 Bell Cincinnati 97 79 Aaron Milwaukee 8777 Mathews Milwaukee 83 Cepeda san fran 83 f f i to  lit nits safeties Cincinnati a Rookie Jay Hook pitched a five hitter  and contributed a strategic hit in Cincinnati s Only rally to help the reds to a 2-1 Victory Over the St. Louis  Joe Cunningham s one out Home run in the first in Ning was the Only score for St. Louis. Hook gave up Only three Wal Sand fanned two in route to his third Triumph in six decisions and his first Complete game since his debut As a major leaguer july 18. Score in fifth two run outburst in the fifth was. The oily scoring the reds could put Over on Larry  one out Eddie Kasko started the reds with a single an Hook banged a safety. To left Center his first major league  Temple hit into an easy groundnut but Vada Pinson singled in Kasko. Gus Bell drilled single to right scoring Hook with what proved the deciding Marker. Trouble for cards reliever mar shall Bridges cropped up in the eighth when Pinson tripled and after Bell flied out Frank Robin son was passed on purpose Robinson thumbed out but Pinson was caught on uneasy bouncer by Frank Thomas. And on Catcher de Bailey s single Robinson was called out at the plate on Cimoli s Peg. Robinson also was tossed out of the game when he protested the  also had a Shakey eighth when he walked Pinch hitter Sta Musial and Blasingame bunted safely. But Bailey picked off Pinch runner Bob Gibson and Hook got the next two men on easy outs. Hooked St. Louis a k h Cincinnati a u h2b ctn Inch in if White in boor.  Cimoli. Of plop. Of a Crown finl Mas. Is i Shannon As Smith c Jackson p a Musial a Gibson it docs p Temple. 21 Pinson of Boll of Robinson in Lockman. In Lynch if Thomas. If Bailey c Jones 81 Kaslo As Hook p 400402 402soi 000300 100401 300 311 8 1 1 totals 81 1 5 totals 31 2,8 a popped out for Grammas t a walked of Jackson 8 r a ran for Musial 8 a flick out for flood Al St. Louis 100 000 0001 5 0 Cincinnati 000 020 oox2 8 0 in h r Erboso 7 c 2 2 1 1 i 80010 0 51138 to a St. Louis 24-13. Cincinnati 87-11. Lob St. Louis 0. Cincinnati 7.3bcimoli, Rinson. Or Cunningham. Rib Cunnincham Pinson Boll. Of Crawford a Olmre Yarlick. T2 28. A. 11.024. Jackson a 10-12 Bridges Hook a 3-3 Penna. Nine wins vow teen title Hershey. A. A Union town pa., won the seventh annual vow teeters National baseball championship Here beating Endi Cott n.y., 4-1, for its. Fourth straight Victory without a loss. John Radosevich hurled for the pennsylvanians striking out 11 and walking Only two. He receive the tourney s outstanding player award for his two pitching victories. Uniontown succeeds Bossier City,la., As Champion. Us net team triumphs Philadelphia a South Ern California captured the .girls Lawn Tennis team Champion ship Here for the fifth consecutive year by defeating Missouri Valley 7-0, at the Germantown Cricket club