European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 23, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes thursday May 23, 1963 Pittsburgh edges Houston 6-5, As Pagliaroni shows Way with Homer in sixth Houston map Jim any left Roll s three run Homer off Jim Umbricht sparked Pittsburgh ton 6-5 Victory Over Houston tues Day night Al Venn Thi Pir airs Only their second Triumph in hip last right games. Angl Lurenl who had driven in n run with a second inning single put the pirates ahead to stay 5-4, in the sixth fallowing it single by Willie Stargell and n walk to Bombailey off Storler Ken Johnson. After the walk Umbricht. been pitching strongly Lor the Colts since recuperating from cancer operation in March re Leved Johnson and gave up the Homer to pan Huron on his first pitch. The loss evened his record Al m. Al Mckeun 4-1 was the Winner in Relief. The actual margin of Victory turned out to be Bill Verdon n run scoring infield single in the Coli matched that in their players asked to shun Milwaukee bar Milwaukee up1 Profe Lonal baseball a stepped up its Campaign to have players avoid unde arable elements and a nightclub in Milwaukee was singled out jul a place for them to stay away from it was Learned tuesday night gamblers and Hustler frequent the National league presi Dent Warren Callei told the club sin a memo according to a braves spokesman. He a d it was the Only place pinpointed by Giles out of All 10 clues in the league. However the braves spokes Man said 1c was known that Man agers of All the teams know certain place in each league City the have told player to stay out of. There probably is a tie in Here with the National football league gambling scandal said the Brave spokesman. The same night club had been frequented by member of the Green Bay Packer and visiting nil team when they played in Milwaukee. Decline identification circuit judge Robert Cannon of Milwaukee Legal counsel for the major league baseball players was quoted a saying there Aren t enough lawyer in the world to de fend me if he identified the a Tab los Ament to the Public Giles memo was described As informal and spelled out no pen title for any player who would go to the night club despite the warning. That All it was a warning Aid the Brave spokesman the league apparently wanted players to know about the place so they could stay away from Cannon a completed visit to every major league team since they started Spring training to warn players about associating with so called undesirable characters an frequenting places where they hang out. Half in Pete Runnels run pro Dur ing single his four tit hit but fill one run defeat was Only the fourth in the inn 13 Jinnu s for the Colts to rot hours from Howie Goss and Bob Mill. The pirate sror pro in the second singles by Stu Roll Tilley and Phat Claroni and aft till in the fifth n Bob skin nor to triple and Dick Cofield s single. Hun connected in the second nil Ift and com in the Al Fly. Hous on also scored two unearned runs to plot Burkh starter Don sri Wall the fourth. Tagged by Page Houston a r n a r h 6 i 1 in ital. To i i 1 in i r. It t t Zimm. U 111 no Nnaji. In Iii t i Womark. If $ t 1e , & 411 to i Rou. To i i Mill w 411 Rathof 4 1 a Thi Minnesota twin have aligned 18-year-old Pitcher Erwin pall a son of one of the club s West Coas cout. To pall a. Pall a 1 the fir player signed or the 1963 Rostof the Wytheville vn., club in the appalachian league. He. I 6 feet 2 inches 180 Pound Sand throw right handed while Bat Ting left handed. He is a gradual of Torrance Calif High school. Total 31 ii to taint is 3 b if Perl for la Hub smut of Utu in my e Rma and worm for flu nil in Uli a Vlk a for my. In nerf a Tor Kate it to it. 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I will take one minute to Tell you about the boy i had in sunday school and who became in out standing example of a Christiansan Thomas said. He did not mention Davis ath Letic accomplishments which in eluded selection in 1961 As the first negro to win football s Helsm atrophy. Runaway Buffalo Jim Miller of the univer sity of Colorado Buffoloe Clear a hurdle a route to he first place Al Nonh in it qualifying Hrat of the 300-Yard inform estate hurdle event at the annual dig eight outdoor track and Field championship in Manhattan Kan. Shown behind Miller la okla homa John Bilbo who third in the qualifying heat. Aimino coated Frew photo International flavor in Tennis Windup Santana Darmon gain French semis Paris a Manuel Santana of Spain and Pierre Darmon of France advanced tuesday to the semifinals of the men ringlet in the French International Tennis tournament to assure a real inter National flavor for the Windup. Santana the 1961 Chi Melon and Lemirl Kallst lost year win Mee Darmon France s no. 1 player in the Semi final. Roy Emerson of Australia who toil to Rod layer last year in the final will meet Mike songster of Britain in theother semifinal. Santana won i Way into the final bracket of four with an up and Down 1-6, 6-2. G-0. 3-6. 6-3 Vic tory Over Jean Claude Barclay of France. Darmon easily eliminated Bobby Wilson of Britain 6-3, 6-4,6-3. Who Lmh drives Only experience carried Santana through. He never really solved the tactic of the 20-year-old bar Clay whose whiplash drives consistently passed Santana when the spaniard advanced to the net. From the backcourt Santana was hardly More steady than the fourth ranked Frenchman. But As the match went into a decisive fifth set. Santana had his nerves under better control As he carefully mane Vered Barclay who \ plays with glasses and look As i be should be behind a school desk into fatal errors Darmon was completely unimpressive in his Victory Over Wil son. His game wan routine and Dull but steady. Wilson meantime was covering Only about half the court and left himself wide Ope for Durmon s carefully placed shots. It . Hope Lesley Turner of Australia swept into the Semi finals of the women singles with a a 6-4 Triumph Over Jill Blackman of Australia who i Only five feet tall. Miss Turner second needed was just to powerful for the tiny miss Black Man and the outcome was alway apparent. The last american Hope for a Hare of any title disappeared when Margaret Smith and Robin Ebbern of Australia Defeated Judy Alvurez of Tom a flo., and Judy Tegart of Australia. 7-5, 6-2, in a quarterfinal match of the women doubles. Miss Alvarez and miss Tegart had a 4-2 Lead then a 5-3 Edge in let first set but could t hang an against the Power of the top needed australian team. In other women double quarterfinal matches Lucia Bassi and Francesco Gord Lelant of Italy Defeated Roberta Beltrame of Italy and Chrls Tlane Vercelli of Bel glum. 9-7, 6-1 Margaret Hunt and Annette Van Zyl of South Africa Defeated Norma Baylon of Argen Tina and mme. Vera Sutkova of Czechoslovakia 6-4, 86 and or. Ann Haydon Jone of Britain and Renee Schuurman of South Africa Defeated Francoise Durr and Janine Lief Frog of France. &4 6x5. Australian Tennis players face suspension Paris up the biggest open secret among the australian con Tingent at the French International championships Here is the names of those who failed to apply for official forms for expenses As sanctioned by the australian Lawn ten Nis association. But the trouble is that the Lis number More than the five announced without names by the Alta monday. The australian association said five will be suspended May 31. But tuesday More than five of the players admitted not having filed the expense account requirement. But asked not to be Nam cd. Esca Stevens non playing Mana Ger of the australians received Telegram from the association in Australia saying that on May 31he will be instructed to Deal with five players by suspension or whatever action you think some players said they had not asked for the expense said they asked but had not received of the lower ranked players told i i one of the five certainly could be me. But you can be sure the ban will not be applied to the top another admitted not applying and said he thought the five would be All from those who played the Cote d Azur circuit last Winter. We re Alt worried because Wedon t know exactly who Are the he said. Two others who Hove already left Paris admitted earlier not applying and three More Are known to be in the same position. Only one leading player is known to be among those who have not applied for expenses. But in his Case it i believed the australian association is not including him inno Skuble Dave cup player who could not take part u they were suspended. Seven win first in 1962 Dunedin. Fee. Up seven professional golfers each won i first pea tournament during 1963. They were Jack Nicklau. In the a open Phil Rodger Bobby Nichols Al Johnston. Al Gelberger Tony Lema and John Barnum. Britain Polo team sets us. Series new York
