European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I a. I i the stars and stripes Page 19 of Ive hit Jet Cal no Ilse Victory Werc and of seven  the fourth and the it Stith place got their first run in Jolt when Nornie Larker sin Lowed with a double checked them irbinftheh.". A eighth when Don Bua Thor it on a Ball and scored of Al Span ined Down Houston n 404 Rutt Tirjer if a a 1 Jijak it of j 4 full Wjt Drif of he it out it liw 3 0 1 300 a i j of. O .t8jr-1 by or i 000 00 in h s it i r bal so 1 -3 1 j a. So tilt ipod a clone Liuti my w Jackson was chased in1 the Sec Ond after yielding another run on Hadd Lyls infield hit Verdon s Dou ble and a sacrifice  Mcdaniel held the pirates to one unearned run in five innings of  Boyer hit a Solo Homer his fifth la the eighth off Sturdivant Bill White collected four hits including two doubles. ,. Olivo retired two dangerous Inch hitters. Carl Sawatsky and Stan Musal in Jac eight pitched a witless ninth. Sox score on Page to and Baeff Meis 3-1 Sdale itches four hitter an came up with two runs in eighth inning to break a 1-1,15on i Rysdale fashioned. A tier for a a win ver the a York its wednesday night a Chang x d o d g e r Roger or ,11 bits los Range jes Gulum past St Loula into second in the National league tac Etie cardinals were beaten by ,.6-3., the dodgers also if up & game on league Lea Fransco and Trail the to by a game and a half. Chitam hit Ting v3-for3 in a double led Ott the eighth Vig singled and Guam went tit. A i1 h j i a Tant announced the Apt of two assistant football Ufa Hogan a i Milf Grade Avld  Grade to third when Richie Ashburn juggled the Ball. Willie Davis took second on the play and Tommy Davis was intentionally walked to fill the bases. _ a Ihian scored on Ron fairly s sacrifice Fly to Ashburn and Willie a tails added the other run on Frank Howard s grounder which forced1 Tommy Davis. The dodgers scored in the third when Maury wills singled reached second on a balk and scored As Gilliam. Doubled., the mets with local hero Casey Stengel making his debut Here As a National l eague manager before19,885 in dodger stadium cled it inthe to Kurtli. Ashburn tripled to left the Ball Chroming past Tommy Davis. Joe Christopher singled Ash Burn Home. Tommy Davis r o b b e d Frank Thomas Ofta two run Homer in the fourth As he leaned far into the Loftfield stands just inside the fou line and made a one handed catch. Climbing dodgers ,. New Yorka 3i n 411. 4 a Airisto hgr of. 4 0-1 a Hamu 11 Jlou Ahee. 11o los Angeles wills w Oulu in 3b a darts of  00 0 0 to Ifil n 0 0 a Lur been it 304 Al Wboro o 300 Durr Glit. La Milwaukee Cap Milwaukee Southpaw wonder Warren up thin posted his fifth Victory of the season and no. 314 of hts career wednesday night As the braves snapped a four game losing Streak by defeat ing the Chicago cubs 4-2, with the help of a pair of unearned  slopped the cubs on five hits struck out five and walked three while moving within two victories of Mike Welch baseball s no. 10 Al time winning Pitcher. The braves broke out of a 2-2 dead lock by scoring twice in the sixth inning on a walk an error by Ron Santo a ground single to right by Mack Jones and a double play Rounder. The unearned runs saddled right hander Glen hobble with his sixth straight loss of the season. Roy Mcmillan cracked his third Homer for the first Milwaukee run in the initial inning and the braves added another in the third on a triple by Howie Bedell and a sacrifice Fly by Eddie Mathews. The cubs scored in the fourth on a walk a single by George Altman and a sacrifice Fly. Their second run came across in the sixth on two singles and a sacrifice Fly. Largest Ever paid for an Aba franchise. The most Ever paid for a franchise before was �250,000," said Franklin Mieuli a member of the purchasing Syndicate in san  then he added that did t include anybody like Walt  in san Francisco it was expected that the Aba announcement would spark a  san Francisco saints of the american basketball league announced they would. File a 53 million antitrust suit against the Aba within five Days if the Aba moved a team the Abl saints insisted the will not fold up in the face of the new Competition and general manager Kevin o Shea said the team will go ahead with efforts to obtain Chamberlain. Announcement of the Sale of the warriors came near the end of Aday Long meeting Here. At first Warren Spahn. 314th Trout pfc Ajo Taia Rutt font Wvori lot to 1 4, unit la a. J tts4l�la a fi-3 8 a 1 000 too my 000 in h 811 9 4 81 11 0001 or do so a l rss in Lioudis Ali Tatum. 7. Ims. Litre be Willt far to Wuu Iligir in Kim. Job now York 2, pm Anselm " " no word file or. He Natl in Ford. Hut. To 2 11, a 1p.80s. Dewitt pressing Cincinnati Council for new stadium Cincinnati up Cincinnati reds owner Bill Dewitt told Cit councilmen and Hamilton county commissioners wednesday the City needed a new stadium for baseball and football. Dewitt appearing before the officials at the invitation of mayor Walton Bachrach said the baseball club would pay rental on a new stadium and that a professional football team would find this area a Good Market. He said present capacity of Cros Ley Field Home of the reds was 29,603smallest in the league. Pro sport Center Dewitt pointed out there was no major league baseball franchise within hundreds of Miles of Cincinnati and no pro football team. He said the City could become a Center for pro sports and draw people from Long distances. You be got a club and a Park now paid for county commissioner Edward Tepe said Why do you want to move a new bigger stadium would offer More potential Dewitt snid. Tepe said you have parking lots and expressways. How badly do you need a new Park Dewitt snid this was a growing area. Tho outlying communities Are being brought closer by expressway he added. Within a150-mile radius there Are 9,301,000  manager c. W. Harrell was authorized to Contact other major league cities and find out what might be a fair rental for a municipal stadium. Spanked by Spahn Broc Al loll a b Williams. W Chicago Alt r b 0 1 _ of Ffinlo Jyh Rodin a Fok Nikki Andrewa p d-w1unrw. P a Smith to Faker a Totaita Milwaukee a b b in Lull it Mcmillan. 1 Mui a. La a t. Aunt in i  t i 4 1t t to 1 mme so t a myth 0 swim. � 0 0 0 0 4 1 i t t i 100 10 i � 1 0 Siniuk out for Tappo t a Tiroui uld out for hobble t Al. Chat can hobble. Rte 0- and vim Huahn Vav d 4 out fur Podersoo 000 0 1 000 i 1 t 101 ooh 06n 4 s 0 in h h Erbb so  .6 \ 4 i t 0 i Al � b s � 5 1 1 i i it to. Do Hame. It attn. Vinju. 1ob Clil Pimo Btl in Mike 3, so a Riwk. 311 Hedelt. Jih Mcmillan. Hobble Kab in Bantu. Mildew. Bb1 , Lac Imit Mth it. Jon us nor Donat Phil up corp Venito High school sprint Ace slated to enrol at Cal Berkeley Calif. Up Vars Ltd of California s track future looks Bright with the news that Forrest Beaty possibly the fastest High school runner of All time would enrol it Berkeley this fall Beaty 17, of Hoover High school in Glendale Calif., has Marks of 9.4 in the 100-Ynrd dash 20.2 in the 220 and 47,3 in the 440. There was just the Bare announce ment. Then Gottlieb a Pioneer in the Aba explained his part in the Sale. -.  Felt i have put in Many years in basketball and had begun to think of retirement and prepare for it said Gottlieb. I made every Effort to Purchase a team to represent Philadelphia this year without Success,1 he  was referring to the efforts earlier this month to Pur Chase the Syracuse Detroit or Chi Cago teams and move them to Philadelphia. Ball around a Floc i would like to see Philadelphia represented in the Aba and i Hope that a team will be there in the near future Haid. Until then i am making every Effort to line up a series of league games in Philadelphia so that pro basketball will he kept alive in Philadelphia this  the warriors finished second inthe Eastern division during the past season and then were eliminated by the Boston celtics who finished first in the final round of the division playoffs. Including such stars As Tom Gola Paul Ari Zin and Guy Rodgers the warriors Are built around the 7-foot, 1-Inch,Chamberlain. Frank Mcgwire who achieved collegiate coaching Success at St John s Paul Hornung professional football Star now. In the army underwent sur Gery for appendicitis wednesday in a Kansas City Hospital. His condition later was reported Satis factory. The Green by Packer Buck was admitted to the Hospital tuesday. He had become us Here while in route from Columbus Ohio to of they Kan. F where he is o Corpora with the 1st infantry division. Or. D. M. Negro said Hormig s appendix was severely infected and almost ruptured. Even so the Doc Tor reported he should be out of the Hospital in a week and read for full army duty in two or three weeks  unless there Are unusual com plications he should be going full tilt by the time the packers Start training for the 1962 season on july 15. Hornung is due for release from the army about the same time. " f -