European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 28, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                My four hitter the stars and stripes Page 19 Washington up Rookie i Pflster hurled the Kansas City Fetics to a 2-1 Triumph Over Washington senators tuesday lit Fri gain first major league the ,25-year-old right hander whoa absorbed six straight losses item foe senators to six , City nicked Washington and loser Tom Cheney for dts its runs in the first five innings. 3n the first Jose Tartabull stole second and went to on a wild throw then Camese on Gino cd Milfs single. Ctn of walked in the third in find come All the Way around Manny Jim nce  senators got their run off poster in the seventh. With two Fyon Tartabull dropped a routinely. Bud Zipfel scared but the to Ile tial tying run was snuffed out Bob Johnson failed to touch Home and was called out on Tarta Bull b Thi of to the plate. 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A inv1 itar Allata Fewrell Farrell gave up Only three hits All in the same inning and wild pitched one Philly run Home. Clay Dalrymple s Deubl a run scoring single by Don Demeter a single by Frank Torre followed by Force out and the wild pitch accounted for ail of the  phils leading 2-0, chased starter Jim Golden with three runs in the fourth inning of the Nightcap. Coasting Home f second game Houston a l411u. St u to Ivic Butr p Lurker in h. By Ltd c-3b Warwick to Aspromonte 3b a Kem Merav n 0 by Ulleton. Of 1 ool trn. F 1 Lusti p 0 a Goodno 10 3 b no a o of o o o0 a 1 is a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ii 0 0 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia a it n 0tiyjor, 2b Oulson of of Onolfi of slews. Ujj car Angton. If Demeter. 3d wine 4 1 4 0 1 3 1 0 412 4 1 1 4 & 0 311 3 1 1 101 totals 34 4 7 totals is 8 out for Chi Wihl 8j a tripled for Houston s. 009 000 101 319 in h Golden i. 5-5 juju or Nimes to part her in 9-s 354 1ft i 1 9 on i t mx6 s 0 r Erbb 90502 a Jilli. 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Juli an Javier had already scored when Oliver belted his fifth Homer to score Curt flood and James. White led off the fourth with his 13th Home run. James started fhe eighth with a single. The cardinals batted around and James belled a Homer in Sec Ond trip to the plate in the inning. Boyer followed with a shot Over the Brightfield Wall massacre of cubs St. Louisah 2b flood fact nit is if James if Butyer 3tj Ollor. C Sci Gaffer. O White. In Waltl f Field. In Smith a Efa Nasrin -. P r ii 3 3 1 1 0 0 3 3 1 1 1a o 2 2 01i. I i1 1 Chicago a b if 40 1 4 1 1 533 4 0 ,3 0 Brock of. High Law. In William. Stilu 3b Guau uric. 3b Altman. Of Lloil Tefs. Is Backar. E Kiln Rel. P a win Yohoi. Totals. 39 15 15 total so 3 10 a in re ont for Ellsworth 7 Bullet out for Cert re s ,.St Oulu Choc Togo w. 3-3 u 4-1 400 110 090ii is 0 100 000 002 3 10 i in h r Erboso 9 10 Al Alcaino Hobbie 34 5 0 j t b 835 41 0 5 i 1 001 a Luna to a by loud 2t-7. Cal Rajaro 27 1s. 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New York scored its first run in the opening in n i n g when Ello Chacon walked went to second a Gibbon threw wild on an at tempted Pickoff and raced Home on Frank Thomas single. Earl s court new Yor Abr Christon bar of 4 0 it cod w 1. 1umi11. 3� s 1uom. U 3 a. In 4 t if 1 Babham it 3 a to Flor Hunter d a thro Oab or Hack Rexle be won rounded nit for lot muck me �. N yrs plot Burgh a Fli a oat 100 000 010 z 5 i 301 001 Fox 5 7 i in h b Erboso Hunter i 1-5 i it 3 s he a i i Gibbon. Chiton. Pow hat Tor to eur Chirib 1t-11. Do Mut Iwu. It. Oul non. My not i Ork to plot Burih 5. 2b Llo Alc Clu cwt. 3ftcinil Saon. He cd the Ferrari Auto racing firm has announced it would not participate in the grand prix races at Rheims and Rouen France next month be cause of labor  Rheims race is scheduled july 1, the Rouen event which counts toward the world championship july 8.italian metalworkers unions which represent workers at Auto Mobile manufacturing firms have been agitating for higher wage Sand Shorter hours. In the past few weeks they have staged three 24 hour  Ferrari announcement said the strikes have deprived Ferrari of the amount of labor needed for such taxing activity As required to prepare Ifor a prod Phajit Pion ship  therefore. Ferrari said it was withdrawing from the French races and would consider its participation m other races on the basis of developments in the Metal workers dispute. Footwear athletics Send for Shoemaker Washington up the Kansas City athletics have called lip second baseman Charlie shoe maker from Albuquerque of the Texas league to add some strength to their injury Riaden infield. Shoemaker 22, a 1961 Bonus baby was hitting 384 for Albuquerque and had 22 runs batted in in 57 games