European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                July 16, 1963 the stars and stripes Post 19 i braves trip Cancy 7-6, after loss Cincinnati a to Tor re i bases loaded double Stike Milwaukee s three run first inning that put the braves off and run Ning to a 7-6 Victory Over Cincin Nati sunday and a split of their doubleheader. The reds won the first 8-3, on homers by Marty Keough and Vada. Pinson. Torre unloaded off Joey Jay in the first inning of the Nightcap. Norm Larker had singled and Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews had drawn walks. Mathews score Dan an infield hit by Mack Jones. The Reda never caught up. Bob Shaw who lost the first game As a starter preserved the Nightcap Triumph for Tony Clou Inger when the reds rallied in the ninth. A Angle by Pinson prank Robinson s double Charlie Neal Tingle had pulled the reds to with in one run when Shaw came on with one on and one out. He re tired Don Paul Tulch on a Fly an got Eddie Kasko to hit into a Force  hit a three run Homer and Pinson had a Solo blow off Shaw to give the reds All the runt they needed in the first game. John pm u0h to writ Damn Hilway Etc Cincin Atiah n n a r h Hill takes playoff for hot Springs Golf title total is s total u 4mm for mud i. 8ui a Lemd my fat so la Nai to a if pm. La Kab i of m tar he debt la  is it lit a i t a Muzii him Iii i t Tro a Hui us. . Cur Bull it-4, Lull a rum him. . In a Muir. No. Two. Ill. . . Febi a. Atria u.tlir.1. Iima Kumh i in m i Lauto u 4-t 4 i 4 4 i rank t l s s i a. 114 s i 1 t i t t a till lilt Mil u i hum. U Toh. At to Nii ii no. Maiuu. Wmk la Nykl.  -wlli.rll. Torr Trump into out Darnel in Wauhkii Cincinnati All ii ii  Wib 4 1 Itil. In Uwom. It 4 t5 1 .amhklfh.ltlll, or la a  in i ii in i s s i w.1m i i i i  i to s Witul � i s t s  v Sotala it f ii no talk re Lull in till Ranum met Ratki Naid a m mini or in Tutor in to 1 or calm.1. To Hbl a i " " it a. 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The former Duke football Star who has been battling his Way out of a year Long slump stubbed his putt far a Par. However and took a bogey four. Webb upsets Saari in Calif. Swim contest los Altos Calif. Up Ken ebb of Portland ore., scored an set sunday when he Defeated Roy ital the american record Holder y two Yards in the  Nen s freestyle event at the far Esler swimming and diving next Webb was clocked in a meet record time of 17 44.3, beating the Mark of 17 51 set by Alan Somers n 1909. Jon Konrads Holder of the world record Over this distance skipped because of a sore Back after Akong heal treatments in the morning. Seven meet record fell in eight vents that closed out the four Duy  at foothill College with two girl stars each coming within a 10th of second of match no world Marks in the 100-meter tick stroke. Just off record Cathy Jean Ferguson of the los Angeles . Fun Lahod a 10th of a second behind the listed Mark for in event As she captured it in00.1. She in shed a world stand Ard for the 2qq-meter� inc Kroke Friday in a time of 2 31.6. Donna Devarona a triple Winner t the meet As was miss Ferguson Hen reeled off the same time for he 100-meters backstroke while wlm Ming the first leg of the 400 meter Medley relay for the Santa Clara swim club her efforts helped the Santa Clara club Uke the raw in a meet record 4 44.0 and Nail Down first place in the team standings with a Otal of 272  los Angeles . Scored 212 Points for second place with the Verdugo Hills swim club finishing third. Hrs spark twins past tribe twice Minneapolis Dpi the Minnesota twins smashed five homers including a grand Slammer by Don muncher to sweep a doubleheader from the Cleveland indians sunday. 5-3 and 8-2. Muncher hit his first Homer of the season with the bases full inthe opening inning of the second Lebrew hotter ame teammate Harmon Kylle Crew connected for his 30th with n Man on in the sixth. The twins added two More in he eighth on a walk two singles and an  scored a Tingle tally n the third on three tingles and other in the sixth on Max Alves double and Joe accuse s single. Bill pleas the first of three Man Nota pitchers gained his second it Lory in As Many decisions. Barry twin go Power Battey Ifft Otto to Cliv Lana Minn Sotall r h a r ii. M t i 1  s 1 1fcr. Ii Iii Huiju. In 4 t i Turnof 1 . If i s 1l. M t f s of no. A sol 1u1i. A i t i miss Mcintire 1st in ladies meet Colorado Springs Colo up Barbara Mcintire of Colo Rado Springs won her second West Ern Amateur Golf championship at the Broadmoor course sunday at the expense of her business part Ner. Miss Mclyn Taro Defeated Jean Ashley also of Colorado Springs and her partner in a sportswear shop by Par ring the 3glh Hole to win 1-up in tuck match. A thrilling no and it turned out that miss a Liely bad Luck at knocking in Short putts proved to be her downfall. On the 30th Hole both women were eve after three shots. Miss Mcintire holed a two foot putt. Miss Ashley then muffed a 15-Inch putt tha Cost her the match. Nashville s Kirkpatrick recalled by Angela los Angeles a the to Angeles Angels have announce the recall of is year old Catcher a Kirkpatrick from Nashville of the South Atlantic league. Kirkpatrick is batting a with five homers and i Bis in 4games. Earlier this year be was with the Angels and batted .087 in h Gomes will two runs Batte in mostly As b Pinch hitter. Pitman who gave up both the homers was charged with hit sixth loss against five  rum by Earl Battey Zollo Versalles and Vic Power accounted for All Minnesota runs in the  hit a Sola that in the first and Battey connected far his uth with two on in the fourth. Both came off starter Pete Ramos whose record is now 3-3.Power ended the scoring with his fourth Hamer in tha  Bill Dalley picked up his ninth save by retiring All eighteen he faced after entering the game in the seventh. Jim Kaat got tha win for Minnesota hit ninth in it  Tasby hit a bases empty Homer or Cleveland in the fourth. Twin tout f second am 4 All  it Tot amt a  mod us to mar Tom to Stltt i for u. I Tiki Alk la tin. It a s 1 of a Clr us Smi. I. Hill Sank is Short one for the Victory. During regulation play Hilt bar led six holes and took bogey on no 7 and no. 11. Hill at 26 a pro Only three years said he was using a new set of clubs and added that he had Token week off after the Cleveland open to work on his game. His prize Money gave him s8�00tor the year. In 1962 he picked up $26,000. Souchak had been in a three Way i for first with Rex Baxter and Al Johnston after the third round saturday. He a ladled five holes Dur no regular play sunday and Dou ble bogeyed the fifth  got s2joo for placing second. The tournament got Oft to a late Start sunday when rain stopped All Norneng action. Most of the play n the afternoon was under Clouds Kew and a sprinkling rain. The rain stopped during the Lut hour. The winners Hill St Wrt. My. Tel Dallas a Dave Hlll i Vic tory sunday in the hot Spring open completed the Field for the National pea tournament scheduled her this  Means 172 player will go out thursday in the opening  of All tournament on the pea tour Are eligible to ploy Here and hot Springs was the final tournament in which a player might qualify. Hill beat Mike Souchak in a playoff for the hot Springs Cham Plon shop. Souchak already was in the pea. In h h comm us i 4 1 1sfc 1 � t t 0 i 1 1 i i cml Al. A lat rtt Gopher Grinders i Bolt training Winnipeg Canada two former members of the University of Minnesota football team have led the Winnipeg Blue bombers training  Jim Cairns and guard line Backer Paul Benson both of who were with the gophers when they won the 1962 Rose bowl game left Camp after less than a week of i training. Bomber coach Bud Grant said that he was sorry to see the two prospects leave. He added that h is the first time in his experience that players had not talked Over their decision before taking the step. Baked Van Deuce by Oregon Stele Teny Baker take a Haa Dott from la Eosin a Bon Vado Retaa m us two Quarter backing ten work out Enewton 111, with Toca of Toge All Stan in preparation for the aug. S game with the National football Lugne Champion Green Bay Packer. Associated Pana Phot