European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 25, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A flt 12 the stars Amu stripes tuef0y, August 25. 1959 by the associated press american league w l pet. A Chicago 73 48 .603 Cleveland 73 51 .389 i new York 62 62 .500 l2 a Detroit 61 63 .492 13 Baltimore 59 62 .488 14 Kansas City 58 66 .468 i6 /2 Boston 57 67 .460 7v,Washington so 74 .403 24 i sunday s results new York 7-0, Chicago 1-5 Cleveland 1-6, Boston 0-2 Detroit 9, Baltimore 5 2d game rain Washington 7-2. Kansas City 3-5 National league w l pot. Ibsan Francisco 71 52 .577 Milwaukee 67 56 .545 4los Angeles 68 58 .540 4 Pittsburgh 64 61 .512 8cincinnati 61 64 .488 ii Chicago 58 64 .475 2 /2st. Louis 57 70 .449 16 Philadelphia 52 73 .416 20 sunday s result Pittsburgh 9-4. Los Angeles 2-3 2d game 10 innings Milwaukee 2, Chicago 0 Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 3san Francisco at Philadelphia 2rain Pacific coast league w l pet. A Salt Lake City 71 62 .534 Vancouver 70 62 .530 vip Ortland 67 64 .511 3 san Diego 68 65 .511 3 Spokane 67 67 .500 4 Sacramento 65 68 .489 6 Seattle 63 69 .477 7 Phoenix 60 74 .448 i i i sunday s result Vancouver 4, Portland i Spokane 5, Seattle 2 san Diego 3, Sacramento 2salt Lake City 6, Phoenix 4 International league w l pet. A Buffalo 79 58 ,.577 Columbus 71 66 .518 8havana 71 66 .518 8 Richmond 71 67 .514 8 Montreal 66 72 .478 i3 / Rochester 64 72 .471 4 i Miami 64, 73 .467 15 Toronto 63 75 .457 6 sunday s results Toronto 11-4, Montreal 5-0 Havana 4-3, Columbus 2-5 2d game 10 innings Richmond 1-3, Miami 0-1buffalo 9, Rochester 6 american association Eastern division w l pet. A Louisville 86 57 .601 Minneapolis s3 61 .576 3 /2st. Paul 75 68 .524 ii Indianapolis 74 70 .514 l2 /2charleston 68 75 .476 18 Western division w l pet. Gbo Maha 76 67 .541 fort Worth 73 70 .510 3 Dallas 66 78 .458 i0/sdenver 4 79 .448 12 Houston 52 92 .361 24 a sunday s result Louisville 5, Minneapolis 2 St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 2charleston 4, Denver i Omaha 5, fort Worth 3dallas 6-1. Houston 4-2 Southern association w l pot. A Mobile 52 27 .658 Birmingham 43 34 .558 8 Shreveport 42 38 .525 i0 Memphis 37 36 .507 12 Chattanooga 36 40 .474 i4i/anashville 32 37 464 15 new Orleans 32 41 .438 17atlanta " 29 50 .367 23 sunday s results Birmingham 6, new Orleans 4 16 innings Chattanooga 5, Memphis 4mobile ii Atlanta 2 Shreveport 10-9, Nashville 9-10 Texas league w l pet a Victoria 80 55 .593 Tulsa 74 60 .552 5p i Rysdale wills Neal. Lob cos Angeles 10. Pittsburgh. 21 Liulam. Virdon. Snider Clemente. Fitt Elk Lou. Ajl wills. 8larkar 2? Bright Drys Dale. Croat. Feltl Gill Lam Snider 8, Groat Helton. Stuart. Verdon. A Boory Olson Smith Dascoli. T3 08. They bunched four hits for two runs in the second. Frank Robinson opened the seventh with a single to Center and went to second on Lynch single through the Box. Both runners advanced when Hal Smith attempted Pickoff throw bounced off Robinson s shoulder into right Field. After de Bailey grounded out Lynch Newcombe Robinson scored on Willie Jones a sacrifice Fly to left. Eddie Kasko followed with & smash off Miller Sright leg which forced the Young right hander from the game. New Combe then lined a single to left scoring Lynch from third. The reds Lead was Short lived however As the cards came Back in the top of the eighth to tithe score on a walk to Bill White a sacrifice and Curt flood s Singleto Center. Then Lynch socked his game winning Homer. New s doing St. Louis Cincinnati a r h a r ii Blasingame 2b 5 0 2 Temple 2b 401 Cunningham of 4 0 1 Pinson of 300musial, in 501 Bell of 400 Boyar 3b 512 Robinson in 4 2 1white, if 322 Lynch if 422 Gray is 302 Lawrence p 000flood, of 401 Bailey c 400 Smith o 301 jones2 2 0 0 1 8 11 3 3 1 0 1 10001 Miller Brosilo a 0-11 no combo w. 12-c Lawrence Gray Smith. To a St. Louis 24-4 Cinosi Nitti 27-10. Do Temple a Obinson. Lob St. Louis 10, Cincinnati \. Hit Lynch Newcombe. A Gray. Of Jones. Rib Gray flood Smith Lynch 2, Jones newcomen 2. Hip by now combo Cunningham. A bar lock Crawford Delmore. T2 44. A13,085. Five hits in the fourth. Two of them crossed on Julio Becquer s Pinch single with the bases  senators added their final run in the ninth. Camilo pasqual whose record climbed to 12-9 in winning shut out the athletics on seven hits Over the first six innings and then had to leave the game because Ofa sore Elbow. Truman Clevenger and Chuck Stobbs finished. Daley suffered his eighth los against 15 victories and in the second inning was struck on the pitching hand by a batted Ball. His thumb was severely bruised and his fingers were also injured. Washington Catcher Steve kor Check suffered two dislocated Fin Gers in his right hand when hews struck by a foul tip. He is expected to be out approximately five Days. Dale does t first game Washington Kansas City a r ii a b i console is 200 Snyder of 412 a Becquer 101 Lump 21 400 Versalles is 100 Williams 3b 201aspromonto, 2b c 2 8 Cerv if 401 kill brew if 810 Marls of c 0 1 Throneberry if 0 0 0 Hadley in 302allison, of 411 House o 402 Lemon of 4 0" 1 Demaestri is 3 0 0 Clevenger p 100 a Jablonski 100stobbs, p 0, 0 0 Daley p 000 levers in 411 Klokson. P 100 Bertoia 3b 412 Coleman p 000korchek, o 100 a Morgan 100 Naragon o 300 Tomanek p 111 if Scull p 211 a Tuttle. Ill Green of 100 totals 36 710 totals 34 811asingled for Consolo 4 a struck out for Coloman 4 of grounded out for Demaestri 9 a doubled for Tomanek 9. Washington 300 300 0017 10 2kansas City 000 000 2013 ii i in h r Erbb so Pascual a 12-9 0 70024 Clevenger 2% 4 3 3 3 0stobbs % 0 0 0 1 1 Daley a 15-8 1% 43310dlokson 1% 4 3 3 0 1 Coleman % l 00 10 tomanek5 11-112 a Naragon Aspromonti Lumpe. To a Washington 27-10, Kansas City 27-15. Do levers unassisted Sievers Versalles Aspro Monte Versalles is overs Williams Lump. Hadley. Lob Washington 7, Kansas City 11. 2b Aspromonti 2, Snyder Tuttle. Spas . Of Williams. Rib Berauer 2, Killo brew Allison Lemon Bertoia Lump Wil Liams. Hup by Tomanek Versalles. We Tom Anek. Clevenger. Balk Tomanek. A Berry Honor lick Flaherty Umont. T2 40. Kucks Luck second Washington a r Hallison of 311 Green of 401becimer. In 000 Courtney c 400 Kelli brew. 31 300throneberry. Of 3 1 l Aspromonte 2b 300 game Kansas City a r h console is a Naragon 2001 0 1d-Vorsalles, is 000 Woodeshick Griggs p a Lenio Fisher p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tuttle. It Terri Llight 2bwilliams, in Cerv if Marls of Jablonsky. 3bb-Lumpe, lib Smith Obella it a Snyder. Of of Demaestri is Kucks p 000 totals 32 2 4 totals 30 5 9 a walked for Bella 3 bran for Jab Lonsul 7 of singled for console s a ran for Sarakon 8 of filed out for Frigga s Washington Kansas City Woode Slivek a 0-4 Griggs Fisher Kucks w. 7-9 100 000 1002 4--005 000 oox5 0 2 in h r Erbb so 2% 5 5 1 2 2 4 a 30053 110000042214 Washington Smith 2, re quor to a .ua.,u,b,.u,i2-1-12, Kansas City 27-8. Do Thron Borry Courtney. Lob Washington 3, Kansas City 11. 215tuttle, Terwilliger int Thron Borry. So Allison Green. A Williams Kucks Norwil lager. Rib Green Throneberry Terwilliger 2smith 2, Demaestri hip by Kuekes Allison. U Ilono chicle Flaherty Berry. T2 02. A15,2-10. Al to select commissioner continued from Page 18 six clubs contributed an equal amount. Each club has also put up a performance Bond a guarantee that it will Field a team for a full season Hunt said. The perform Ance Bond is insurance against such misfortune As befell the Dallas texans who were in the National football league in 1952but folded in my season. Hunt said that every owner inthe league is prepared to absorb financial losses if necessary for from one to four years. They figure that player salaries will run from $300,000-$400,000 annually. Hunt said the minimum salary scale for players probably will be at least 10 per cent higher thanin the nil and that game officials Likely will be paid More thanin the nil. Another subject on the Agenda for the next meeting is that of territorial right to draft. For example the Dallas team would have first Chance at such a College Staras Don Meredith of s.. This would be for the Good of the league. As a drawing Power the would be Worth More to Dallas than to any other club Hunt said