European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes monday june if r Trif Wii fun a to in i tto Ivo Lagway in the mlle and one half once but could t hold off Jaipur and jockey Willie Shoemaker in one breath taking instant atthe finish. Admiral s voyage the Colt who was sup posed to travel the Long route of the race got second place by 114 lengths Over Crim son satan from Peter a Salmen or s Crimson King farms. George w. Pope s decidedly the Kentucky Derby Winner finished fourth. Donald p. Ross greek Money Preakness Victor faded in the Homestretch and finished next to last in the Field of eight slurs. A crowd of 50,032 turned out on a Sunn Day with the temperature in the mid 80 s. It was the third largest to witness the triple Crown finale Widener 73, chairman of the american jockey club and former president Mont Park has been trying to win prize since 19tr his first starter twas lantus who finished fourth. High was third in 1939. In All a had started nine hoi eight be Monts with an entry of a in ld44f but his previous showing Wai seconds. Your Chance finished Rui in 1940, lights up in 1950 and Bat in 1951. This was Themi new York h l2, Banie i crashed a three run Homer to Climax a five run rally by the new York Yankees or a 7-3 i Triumph Over r the Baltimore " fifth straight Victory -1for the Yankees whose scoreless pitching was snapped at 28% consecutive innings when the orioles broke through with a run in the first inning. Prior to the game Ralph Terry Bill Stafford and the combination of Whitey Ford and Jim. Coates had pitched three straight shutouts. The Victory went to Roland Shel Don who left for a punch hitter in the vital seventh. Marshall Bridges finished up for the Yankees. It was Sheldon s fourth Victor against two defeats Bobby Richardson who had four8-5, on 13 hit barrage a v. Cd Minneapolis Cleveland unloaded a big gun attack featuring Willie Kirkland and Tito Francona then Hung on for a 14-10 Victory Over the riddled Boston red so saturday. Kirkland hitting .203 at Gam time smashed a three run Homer Zann doings Minnesota " \ a n n a 118 9 t 1 i in inn. By 4 nil outlet in a Jtb ,0 0 p Munch a. In s a if 3 t 1 Alliton. Of t ,400 Hatuey a 4 Iii a Nunn. 3t 1, 8 0 Vitt Kulm in t 301 Oon Ohno. D to i i o ,1 Moom Orr a "0 1 n Jii t "0 10 o 1 ii Al i a i o do o o. Of a e of o zone and four baggers by car Yastrzemski and Bob till Man helped the Home forces Chip away at the Cleveland Lead although they never quite pulled even. -. Malzone also crashed a run producing triple As he extended his hitting Streak to none games. Of his team s 14 hits off thre Baltimore pitchers Ulso homered for the Yankees. So Tai. 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A os.an-, Rookie heart Chance scrambled through a 10-Hitterf saturday to sch tfij8 St Complete major league game and thenagels coasted to Ash 8-1 Victory Over Kart s f e,2j year old Chance who also picked up is first hit and rib As a big leaguer retired Juhe ath Leil Cain order in Only 4 . Blithe a aided y fan Negeli double play in the first in Fiig and to than seemed tour ghost when he was info f Homo run of him for the am or ican legue Lead was the biggest Check a a 8-1 of eight los Angeles hits. The an gels also had doubles by Bob Hodgers Earl Averill and Albl Pearson. Alt in the fourth inning As they clubbed three athletic Vagner s Homer gave tie Angelia in the third and they scored three More in the fourth of starter and loser George Wyatt trn Jling 6-0 in lop of the six thinning the athletics scored their Lone run when Jose to Brightfield and Manny Jimenez the american league sending Hitler singled him Home. Bof score on fags w Wright tips Moyer Denny this time new York up welter weight contender Teddy Wright Detroit used a combination attack of left Hooks and rights to the head to win an upset split decision Over middleweight contender Denny Moyer saturday night in the Sam Madison Square Garden ring where two weeks ago Wright brother Phil Moyer. Wright weighing Only 153 pounds to Moyer s 359, started Moyer a nose bleeding in the first round with solid left jabs the blood seemed to bother 22-year-Olddenny during much of their 10 round television bout. Moyer Portland ore., was favored at 13-5. But lie won the vote of Only one official. Judge Marty Agnello favored Moyer c-4, but re flee Arthur mercy Nile Hod Wrigh ahead s-4-1, As did judge Tony ois Tellano. Sweep registered by pan american in naia Tennis Kansas City a pan american College of Edinburg tex., swept both the singles an doubles championship of the naia Tennis tournament saturday. The four Man pan american team lost Only one set to outside Competition during the three Day tourney. The four eliminated a Lothers and had to play each other in the singles semifinals an doubles finals Don Russell Defeated Jerry Wortelboer b-3, 6-1, for the singles championship. Russell a native of Australia was seeded second Wortelboer from Argentina was ranked no. 1, although they at tend the same College this waste first Lime they had played each other. Russell and Wortelboer Defeated teammates Ken Lang and John Hunter 1-6, &-4. 5-4 for the doubles championship. It was the fourth straight year Russell played on the winning doubles team. Pan american finished with 29points for ils second consecutive championship. Southeastern okla homa was second with 11 and Pep Perdine Calif was third with a Mont for Shoemaker theold native of Fabens t won with Gallant Man to and sword dancer two years Araullo Baeza. Who won year s Belmont on the 65-1 Sherlock sent Admiral s to the front shortly after the in front of the grandstand a went into the clubhouse turn about a two length Lea greek Money in third place Manuel Ycaza aboard , was fourth followed Frank e. Power s Almy decidedly and the rank Oum Aurice Newton s Folk dam lets other set Pace Shoemaker was Content Admiral s voyage set the which was not exceptional Lyas they turned into the stretch with a mile to go son satan took Over third that stage with greek Money Ping to fourth. There was change in the order of the three horses going Down the stretch although greek Money Crimson satan alternated third and fourth. When Admiral s voyage stint the far turn with a halt to go the crowd began to we whether Jaipur was Ever going to open up. Admiral s. Voyage Stilt he a half length advantage on the nearing the urn to Home of Little More than a Quarter of mile remaining with Jaipur rup along Side. Then suddenly was Crimson Satin the Champion 2-year-Oul, getting the Art. The other horses were out of incompletely at this stage and title three leaders hooked up lit pretty a stretch dul As the b6� Mont Ever saw., the three horses Charger Down the Straightway necks of tit Art Crimson satan began Drifting outa bit was checked Momenta Tyr after taking a slight Lead and the tired in the final eighth of a Mil then it became a Battle Between Admiral s and Jaipur. Final stride pay off Hooper s Colt who started off it Odds of 8-1, stuck u out courage Busty As he kept his head in Frontin the drive and about 60 Yard from the wire it looked u it Admiral s voyage would Mak to Home first. But Shoemaker Wal. Riding for All he was Worth and in the final stride or two Jaipur shoved i nose in front As the slammed under the finish wire. Jaipur a dark Bay son at Nasrullah rare perfume by eight thirty returned �7.70. 9&4q art93.40, As the longest priced a Mont favorite since part Mutu a came to new York in 194ft Admiral s voyage returned of and $5.20, while Crimson sat att in let $3,70 to show. A a Jaipur who had won the ?t3
