European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 24, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse May 24, .1962 " Vij it the stars and stripes Over Man Novota shortstop Rollo ver into the air to avoid Tom Rebh s off his throw the first base to com plete a double play during a game Between the Yankee Sand twins in new York. Minnesota won the game 4-2, in 13 innings. Up photo Ater 3-Gt 3burgh picking up his firsts Victory four defeats i ave Wickers Ham made his first major league Start tuesday and set the Boston red sox Down on five hits As Kansas City slugged out a 5-1 Vic tory. It was Boston s eighth straight loss. Another of Kansas City s Many rookies Diego Segul came in to pitch the ninth after the 26-year old Wickersham lost his shutout in the eighth. Segui retired the Side in "order.1 a rookies Manny Jimenez Joe Azcue and George Alusik paced an 11-Hlt attack by the a s. Jimenez hit a two run Homer inthe opening inning his sixth of the year and went 2-for-2, hiking his batting average from .371 to .383.doubled Home a run in the two run athletic sixth and Alusik doubled and tripled in four trips. For Field South be game hitting Streak to sufferefl1, his fourth and new. Has f right defeat record. Tan Andt he Pittsburgh 51 turf Lon of � t 0 get Al 1 t Shiner or b 1 j bufaaa.0 0 cd i . Led trat for. A Mabe 0 � owl 2io o 1o .1 0 0 i of t l 1 ,1 1 Al jl000 i to 0"q,t 1 0 fl0 0 a85,1 3 truck 12 -8 l to l,0 Al h v rest a i1.8 i f � a a. I 2oaup a Tii Taidt to air qfighloi4p a it ugh 7 j l i at Amorn Cage tour Ament Shreveport la. Up officials p the Gulf South Basket Ball tournament have announce that Texas Christian will head an eight team entry in the ninth an Nual tourney this year. Other teams named for the dec.26-29 tournament were defending Champion and Host Centenary col lege Eastern Kentucky George Washington West Texas slate Mississippi Southern. Louisiana tech and Northwestern Bob Gibson hurled a four hitter and struck out nine in pitching the St. Louis cardinals to their sixth straight Vic tory tuesday night s-2, Over the Philadelphia Phillies. Gibson had a string of 22 score less innings and a two hitter until the ninth when Johnny Calliso homered with one on. The hard throwing righthand Rhad a no hitter until Ted Savage singled with one Down in the fifth a one hitter until Savage singled again in the eighth. Gibson wins no. 8igibson boosted his season record for the second place cardinals to6-2. He walked Only two. The loss for the Loose Fielding Phillies Wasi heir fourth in a Row. Paul Brown was the hard Luck losing Pitcher. Working six innings he gave up the first Fourst Louis runs but three were unearned. Climbing cards Philadelphia it n h t�j1or,2b 4 11 Klatus 3b-w 400 cml inn of 411 of inuit if 38 St. Lout a b h a Jones Valr Niple ast Dun in want a col Nifon to Orji 3b Brown p Short p p 0 s 0 0 Whit. In to 0 Hor a 3b 3 0 1 Baiwir Jill a 20 0 Scleiffer. O 190. . Of 000 Jarl a 3i 3 0 0 your a of 000 Ohnson. � 4 1 3 0 04 i 41 4 1 0a of to o o 41 3 1 0 0 0 0 111 totals s3 1 t totals 32 b t it double play for wine go a hit tit n sch for Ivind Iliin Fri of in for James std lined a for built Tsochun 9. Philadelphia St. Poilu 000001 Short 0-1 4 1 7 0 Erbb so 000 0021 102 kx-6 in h is e 4 i in i a in o o o. 6-2 9411 a wine. Darji dlr Klaus. To a Del 24-9, St. Louis 37-7. Do got of. Wylte Java to. Floaty Lii of lob Rohll Aulph i St. 2ijjarier, ii Callison 8h parser. So drum. It Callison 3. White 1. Bow. Cotar. Hup it Mim cot a. By smrt 1 fam. Whiter Curtmn. A con a Burkwitt Pel Walsh at.2b3. Relieved in the seventh hatted the Cleveland Home run barrage. The tribe s Lone run came to the seventh on consecutive doubles by Bubba Phillips and Jerry and Cleveland starter Jim Perry pitched scoreless Ball Gentte through the fourth inning. Pappas homered in the fifth following a single by Jerry hit his my Homer of t Perry in the sixth to make it 3-0and repeated in the eighth inning against tribe reliever Pedro Ramos. Fifth for pappus Pappas recorded Hla fifth Victory against two losses while Perry s record now is 2-2. Baltimore Catcher Gus Tria Ridos was forced to leave the game in the sixth inning after being struck on the right fore Finger by a foul tip. He was taken to a Hospital for a rays. Triandos took the a Ray Nega Tives and flew to Baltimore to con suit with his own physician. Neither he nor doctors at St. Vin cent s Hospital Here would com ment on he Case. Cleveland Catcher John Romano who fielded a foul Ball on the right ankle but stuck it out until re moved for a Pinch runner in the ninth also went to the Hospital for a rays. Milt edged Baltimore am r Annc diff. N 4 staler it 4 b. Ito Nan 5b 4 Gentile. In in nil. 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