European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 2, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                "j,1z i. To  a june 2, 1962 the stars and stripes Page 19joe Agues first Bine game. It thursday a the reds beat Waukee braves i 7, wit help of Frank Robinson s Boora " a a. Yeai Vold Veteran Only once this season a seven hitter struck out the third place reds posted Triumph in their last sol non apparently out of a aged Early season slump drove to Toto flicks to to of. _ j. Tsaewen hitter in four runs and. Banged out his fifth  the National league s most valuable " player last year batted in one run in the second with his -19th double in 44 games. He unloaded his Homer with two mates aboard in the seventh against Milwaukee starter car Luhley now 0 for the year. The braves picked tip a pair of Bob up Rotey -.,. 9i record is sidelined � i re Days " � ii Maje Drill coach rejoined the my Luau a Traves thursday but he was i not to put on a uniform for other two or three  second baseman Frank Boll Vjio has been recuperating pneumonia worked out Bricf fore the game with the Cin Donau reds As  Lee who is still on the disabled l hospitalized in St. Is last week with what was nosed As an Miler in Hii Llly has sea tit of action j May Island mayertroubled1ths a virus and sinus has t Ayed yet this season Al Icia stops Perez 7," Calk Cap lie Felicia of Stockton and in planes stopped Ronnie Perez three cuts in the of Jnai stanza their 1 to Nanders Here Felt a vvwl1 i 1ss/ dam i a a. Tl27. Perez \ Calls weighed Hay runs in the sixth on a single by Eddie Mathews and honk Aaron s10th Homer a mighty blast into the Centerfield teachers. They added two in the eighth on a walk a single an infield out and a error Cincinnati outfielder Vada pin son s Streak of 508 consecutive games was broken As he sat out the game Pinson a Centerfield speedster puked a  in. His leg in the first game " of a memorial Day double header. However he kept alive his consecutive game Streak As a Pinch hitter in the Nightcap. Pinson was not needed As Pinch hitter in thursday s game As the reds were in command Al the Way with Pur key on the Mound. He had not been out of the lineup since taking Over an Outfield spot for the reds in the last three Gomes of the 1958 sea son. Pretty Porkey Cincinnati Milwaukee a Jin ju1 l or Mallm. A i s mall we Sti 1 x to a Arviju. Of 1 0 Jones of Dot Enron it 1 1 belief 0 3 Torre d 0 0 ,3t 1 4 Emcy n i a idt4i col ennui in Al Minier i Stoll o it 1 1 0j i i in o o of o d 1o i 3 0 1 into double i a i for Iskui lotto 6i o o Dot 100 m t a i Oil Jufu Cincinnati Milwaukee Rushay a Clort and ill Hick. Grant led off the sixth with grounder which Brooks Robinson threw past first for an error. To Cline singled Grant to second. Then Al Luplow hit what appeared to be a tailor made double play grounder toward first baseman Jim  Ball struck the bag and went into rights Tell for a run scoring double. Tito Francona then tripled Oft Roberts to score Clineard Luplow. Chuck Essegian drove in Francona with the winning Runyon a sacrifice Fly. The orioles scored two of their three runs off Grant who gained his third Victory without a loss in the first inning on a walk Russ Snyder s triple and Gentile s Sacri fice Ely. Ron Hansen homered forthe other run in the second inning.". I ii of so Jake Wood. Five Bis a s defeat nats 2 on Azcue hit error Kansas cite up Joe a Cue s two out single in the ninth inning combined with an error by right fielder Joe Hicks scored de Charles from first base to give the Kansas City athletics a 1 Victory thursday night Over the washing ton senators. Lanky Steve Hamilton had re tired the first Batter in the ninth Horn Mig released from Hospital on 2-week leave Kansas City a "1 never Felt belter Cpl Paul Hornung said As he was dismissed from a to spinal to continue his convalescence from in operation for appendicitis. The Green Bay Packer football Star headed for his Home in Litls Ville on a two week leave from it. Riley. Kan. Hornung became ill in Kansas 2uy May 21 As he was returning o it. Riley from a weekend  appendix was removed the next Day. He said the doctors told it not to do anything strenuous for at least a month but said he should e Back in shape for the pro foot Ball wars in the fall. Or flight scores Cane futurity upset iifl7v a 1 is n�y.,1 ins brought f Hanger Knight rib the finish were Lri the fun albeit Nikurs Lay a right a 4 4wjia it to pc 1 1a1 by liar Haig tit is Over favored lie High raceway Field of ? h3 .-3-yearholdpacers like Din the Home stretch and wished third two lengths behind Elgh Hanover. T Hoover Sayed third Mon nose Over Adios Tom. A Abl mate driving thunderstorm. A com led of Thunder and flashes o g Swep e track shortly before the first race and left the course in a soaked condition and held the crowd to17,655 j Hod gins was Pinch hitting Worbuck Minniear regular Driver of Ranger Knight who was suspended recently. It wag the third Cane Vic tory for Hodgins a Canadian Driver arid gave him the Lead in that category. The time was 2 13h Welt off the record As Ranger Knight paid $16,50, $5.80 and $4.10 Lehigh Hanover the 6 favorite driven by Stanley dancer returned $2.90 and $2.60. A ritzy Hanover with George Phalen driving returned 5170 to show. " Coffee break the 1961 Champion 2-year-old from the c. And m. Stable Arch bold Ohio was Mak ing his first Start of the year in paced a creditable race to finish fifth. The Winner collected $64,648 in registering his third Victory in nine starts this year. Ranger Knight s earnings for the season were $21,296 and last year he collected $12,749, so the Cane pot was far More than he had Ever banked. The sixth horse to finish was Buxton Hanover followed by fast gun Meadow Battle who broke stride soon after the Start. Meadow Newport Thor Hanover next night playbill and Garson Hano ver. Inning when Charles filled a single to Brightfield. Azcue followed wit another single to Brightfield but Hicks booted the Ball and Charles raced in to score. It broke up a pitchers Duel be tween Hamilton and Kansas City s Jerry Walker with Walker picking up his sixth win against two de feats. The loss was Hamilton s Sec Ond in three decisions. Walker was in trouble in the Early innings,.putting two men on in the first inning but getting out of the Jam on a double pla5s. An other double Piny erased a Washington threat in the sixth inning. Kansas City never seriously threat ened until the eighth inning when Dick Hoisser walked stole secondhand took third on a Long Fly by Norm Siebern Only to die there when Jnnny Jimenez flick out trend tie inning Walker scattered six hits in re cording his first shutout of the Senson and the fourth in his major Lea k lie career. Hamilton was touched for seven pickups Washington a r ii o i Onui Elso Cottier in kicks of Lang. Ibo Interi. V it Der o Tetsall. W Joawn .4s a my Tenn. P Kansas City a a r 3 00 Howser w t 0 0 depot in. Chi 0 1 so Linen in 0 1 Al Mann. It300 la of in 1 1. A Moll of 40 0 Chirles. 3b acne c  a nicety.  Al. I 2 totai.3 30 ii 000 000 0000 c i 000 000 001i 1 0 in h r he Bubo 8% 7 1 0 3 t Itkor a 0 t 60083 a he Cru. W Aw�Sihnkton k 10, a Hujsa City it 11 do a a nip mrowiec so Tern t. 8. King Cluj 8. 2�-Jnlumon 1 he Kowser. A it Iii or do Oruro it a of Ftp by joint Naaf Scharff Tif. If Schwartz Berry. Ipoh Ociot Smtth. To 1 06, a3,1 5s. 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Hoof Knytter a i Atra Tutta. Klan Vinton sour. Rect at. A ,99l. Golfer gets Ace so he was told Victoria Tex. A Sid Jordan 70. Made his first Hole in one Here after playing of 35 years but he did t see the shot. I knew it was a pretty Good shot the Salesman said but i stopped Down to get my Tea an heard pm say it was a Hole in one. I just did t see it Jordan made the Ace with seven Iron on Riverside Golf course 110-Yard no. 3 Hole while playing in a foursome with friends. Broncos a be cards As o Millovich inks Denver up Montana stat University football and basketball Star Bob o a Illovich has signed contract to play for the Denver Broncos of the american football league in 1962. O Millovich also was the 12th draft. Choice of the St. Louis cardinals of the National football league. O i Hovich of Butte mont., played quarterback Aid defensive half rack for the grizzlies. He led the Skyline conference in pass inter Cep Lonj last season with nine