European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 6, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday july 6, 1963 the stars and stripes Cleveland Powers past red sox 4-3, 7-5, on 2 key homers by Kindall Page 19 Cleveland up Jerry Kindall homered in the 14th inning to win the opener and slammed Atwo run Homer in the Nightcap thursday to Pace the Clevelan indians in a Holiday double header Jerry Kindall. Stars in both Kindall Wood. First game Cleveland a it Hanini Ona if 000 /.iililoh-, of Oil Kirk Lucid of Coo 001 Whlter Welcl in 024 001 Alvog. An 502 60-3 hold 21 400 of do la hoi 21 2 0 0 402 000 200 Boston Ai 11 ii Rchull Ollk. 21 602 Culker of 601 Yuster pm ski if 4 0 0 Alula Ona Stuart in Clinton of  88 Tillman. C m no u the v a Williams Ilac Latz p a Nixon a uan Llla Jamabo p Murloy p a Mcclus Kolstad p 611 0 0 1 200 111 000 101 010 000 100 100 Accuu. A a ii mos hell p Kindall h Wynn. P Abenathy p Wulker. 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O Wood 100010 Grant w. 5-8 8 u 6 b. 6 1 a Nixon. A Hono Omok Smith Hallur. A Jui Una. A sum. A 18,102. Sweep Over the Boston red sox,4-3 and 7-5. Kindall s two run Homer in the sixth inning of the Nightcap sparked a four run rally against red sox starter Chet Nichols that gave the indians a 6-2 Lead. Willi Kirkland drove in what proved to be the winning run with a sacrifice Fly and John Romano provided a insurance run with a Solo Homer against Jack Lamabe in the seventh. The Winner was Jim Grant who went All the w a despite two run homers by Carl Yastrzemski and Lou Clinton and a Solo shot by Gary Geiger. Grant name forthe All Star game Here tuesday is now 5-8. Kindall the Lead off Batter in the14th inning of the Holiday horse racing Roundup Kelso sprints to easy Victory in suburban Cap Saddam 2nd new York up Kelso named horse of the year three times strengthened his claim to fourth title thursday when he turned Back six rivals while sprint ing to an easy 1vi-length Victory in the $108,500 suburban Handicap before a Holiday crowd of 52,136 at Aqueduct the Bohemia stable Flash win Ner of four stakes races this year besides thursday s Rich suburban assumed the Lead near the top of the stretch after permitting Cyrano to set most of the Pace and then Drew away to win handily. Mrs. J. D. Alexander s Saddam off first in the 77th running of the mile and one Quarter stake finished second another 1% lengths before the Harbor vie farm s Garwol. Cyrano slipped Back into the pack entering the Home stretch and finished fourth. Kelso lugging top weight of 133pounds, covered the distance under Ford grabs Lead in Canadian open -b.1.vb1 jj1411i1j5 vol lilt v-/cj1g1 Jiu Loicl cd against Hal Kolstad the fifth bos ton Pitcher to break up the 4 hour 7-minute Marathon. The indians had taken a 3-1 Lead on two homers by Fred Whitfield but bos ton tied the score in the ninth. Early Wynn making his sixth try for his 300th Victory started the first game but left in the seventh inning with a sore shoulder and was not the Pitcher of  indians led 1-0, when Wynn departed but the red sox tied the score in the eighth against Ted Abernathy. The eventual Winner was Gary Bell. Toronto Canada up for Mer Champion Doug Ford thursday seized a two stroke Lead at the Halfway Point in the $50,000 Cana Dian open Golf championship with a four under Par 67 that gave Hima six under total of 136 for two rounds. Ford the 40-year-old Winner of the 1959 Canadian open was one under Par on the front nine an scored three birdies in the Home stretch to Post the Best score of the Day on the Par-17, 6,738-Yardscarboro course. He one putted eight holes missed just four greens balk and walk give senators doubleheader sweep Over a s Washington up the Washington senators swept a Holiday doubleheader from the Kansas City a a 2-1 and 3-2, thurs Day As reliever John Wyatt balk Edin the winning run in the opener and then walked in the winning run in the Nightcap. In the second contest Wyatt relieved starter Diego Segui when the senators filled the bases Schuck Hinton and Don lock Sand a wicked singles up Sec up around an Intel be Haj Hulk i i t a bib tonal w a 1 k to Jar i a Larry Osborne. Jl�lllp8ilassb Wyatt walked Sim ii Bop Don Zimmer on Mehmi Imil four straight  pitches to Force pm a Impi Home the decide ffwj9bptl ing run. 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So Zimmer King. Ibi Causey Brinkman. In h r Erboso Drabowsky a 0-5 7% 5, 2 23 i Bow Flold Vij 0 0 0 1 0 Wyatt ". % 0 00 0. 0 Cheney a 8-9 8v4 4 1 1 a 0 Kline % 0 0 0 0 1 balk Wyatt to soar Stewart. Salerno. Tunke. To 2 09. A 10,500. In the third inning of the night Cap on a pair of unearned runs. They resulted from a walk successive errors by Hobie Landrith and Osborne and Norm Siebern sacrifice Fly. The senators tied it up in. The fourth when lock walked stole second and Rode Home on de Brinkman s  the opener Wyatt committed his balk in the eighth to let inthe winning run. He was brought on after the senators had loaded the bases on singles by Marv Roo Ali n to an to nest 1 11j a cuing a Iii a Tintori Pius i  to Minnie Minoso. First base Umpire de Stewart called the balk on Wyatt s first pitch. Tom Cheney collected his eight win of the year although he needed ninth inning help from Kline. The Only Kansas City run came on a Homer by Wayn Causey who got three hits. Kansas City manager de lop twas ejected for protesting the balk Call too vehemently and just be fore the second game got under Way coach Jimmy Dykes was thumbed out for his remark. And walk right in second game Kansas City Washington a 11 ii a it n Del Creco of 200 Breeding 21 512 Causey is 400 Cottier 2lj 000 Charles. 3b 301 Hinton if 513 sub can u 300 King of 300 Edwards. O 302 Osborne in 300 a Moll of 200 look of 312 a Muslli of 200 Kim mar so 300 Harrolson in 200 Brinkman is 403 Asp Oslo us 210 1-Uiiclrlth, o 401 a Lump 100 Osteen p 300 Segul p 212 Kline p 000wyatt, p 000 Blau 100 totals 27 2 6 totals 38 3 11 a hit into pro out for is Jiovito in 9th a grounded into double play for Wyatt in oth Kantat City 002 000 000 250 wait Linton 00 1 00 of 311 4. A Landrith 8, Oshonie 2. To a Kansas City 24-7, Washington 27-14, do Causey and Harre Teon Brinkman Breeding and Osborne 2 Osteen and Osome lock Osborne and Zimmer Brinkman and Osborne. Lob Kansas City 7 Washington 11. So Segui. So look Hinton. A Segul of teen. Of Slobom. Rib Slobom Zimmer. Brinkman. In h r Erbb 80scbui a 8-3 0% 10 8 83 t Wyatt 1% i 0 0 1 0 a Outzen a 2-8 8 i 2 0 t 8 Kline 110000 a ditched to 1 Batter in oth. U Stewart Alenio. Tunge soar. To 2 34. A 9,043. And had Only one three putt on the Day. Herman Keiser the 1946 master Champion shot a 68 to move into second place at 138 while the first round Leader 22-year-old de Moehling ballooned to a 78 Bandsaw his three stroke Lead trans formed into an eight shot  1957 Canadian open Winner George Bayer and the top Cana Dian George Knudson were four strokes off the Pace at 140. Bayer had a 70 thursday while Knudson carded a second round 68. Scores were reduced to a More reasonable level thursday As sunny skies and a Light Breeze greeted Field of 150 in place of wednes Day s 30-mile-per-hour winds. The cutoff Point however was an unusually High five Over Par 149 Ashe Low 75 and ties qualified for the thir