European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 10, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Peg 22 saturday october 10, 1964yanks Stottlemyre curbs cards 8-3, to even series  my Pirir 1stponnnnt surge with his 8-3 Victory  Victory halted a five game series losing slump of the yanks who had t won since they took the seventh game from the san Francisco giants in 1mi. They went out in four straight 10 los Ang Lei last year and dropped the opener tothe cards. Gibson humming his fast bal with wild abandon struck out eight men in the first four innings. When he left the game after eight innings he had total of nine strikeouts. Berra sold Stottlemyre had been hit on the wrist by Brock s drive in the sixth. The Yankee manager said he had considered taking out the Rookie when Pinch hitter Carl Warwick singled and Pinch hitter Bob skin Ner doubled to open the eighth. 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The cardinals scored first ushing Home a run in the third singles by Shannon and an card Ali ogre dal maxvill Gibson s sacrifice and a grounder by Curt flood. New York tied it in the fourth on doubles by Howard and Cpl Lone and a sacrifice Fly by Clete Boyar. Then came the hit batsman incident in the sixth that could have been the key to the ballgame. Gibson and Mccarver told Umpire defends hit Batter ruling t 7,000 athletes set to vie in pc Linurd from pane 111land there like Pepitone did and wait for the Umpire to Tell him too to first. He drops his Bat and Akes off. I think Pepitone would ave done just that if he d been i thought i saw that  off his Bat said Gibson be hard firing right hander whoa bested by Rookie Mel Slot Lemyre. I know i heard Anoise that sounded like a Bau lilting a  was sure he hit it said Mccarver the Catcher. It Wasa curve Ball and i was following t All the Way because Pepito Newas leaning away. It looked to me like it glanced off his Batand hit his  aside from the disputed play he cardinals Only complaint was that Stottlemyre s pitching was too Good. The lanky youth us right hander limited the cards to seven hits. He is an excellent Pitcher said Keane. I Don t know of Pepitone says he was hit by Ball from Page 18 said Howard. Look thin Guy shut out Chicago and he Beo Baltimore when he came up they re two Good teams he was t nervous in those two games and he was t going to be nervous  admitted however i got a Little nervous in the eighth but Els Lon came oui and settled me  be had better stuff and pitched better games he add none in our league who has style like him. He s a better Pitcher than our scouting rends had led us to believe. He s Eal Quick. We did t have Anyn formation that he was that a pretty Good hit Luck we having Ball club said Gibson but we could t get much of that kid. He s nothing but  Gibson said his own fast bal was Good but not As fast As usual. The Ace right hander truck out nine Yankees before having in the late innings including four straight Early in the game. But i d had to have Bee awful Good to beat Stottlemyre to Day he grinned. ,win." but this is the Bugges . Bowlers snare Netherlands tourney Oesterberg. The Netherlands special the Camp new Amsterdam travellers representing the United states took firs place in the open Netherlands International Bowling championship tourney at Breda  team composed of Jerry Heyn Mike Glass John Greenslade Jim s c h u i z and rus Hutchungs competed against 4other teams from throughout Europe. In the singles championship. Glass was second out o 248 bowlers with 982 Hutchin fifth with 5m. Schulz with to am John Greenslade 14th with 538. Valenti conquers Beecham on to Boston a Tony Valcu i. Medford mass., reels to Rcd a seventh round technic knockout Over Jim Beecham 180, Philadelphia monday night referee Jimmy Mccarr stopped the bout at 2 59 of the seventh round. Beecham wan Early helpless on the ropes bleeding from a Cut Mouth Ana slice Over the left Eye. He a lost his mouthpiece. Although there were knockdowns Valenti wobbled i opponent several times. Bender Given position As cards farm chief St. Louis up the Stlouis cardinals have announce that Sheldon Binder has Bee pointed director of minor league clubs and three scouts had be taken off the payroll. The scouts included Ollie Vanek who brought Stan Muscat int the major leagues Bennie Borgmann and Charley Fry. The club said Frey resigned and thither two did not receive new contracts. Brother act new York up clot Boyar of the Yankees and be Boyar of the cardinals Are thirst Brothers to serve on Reva world series teams since to yanks and Irish . Giants Meusel were opposing outfielder in 1021-22-21. C the Ball definitely hit the bar a foul Ball sold Kunc. I in heard it in the  hesitated which made e All the More sure. Usually Hen anybody is hit by a pitch c immediately drops his band runs to first. Pepitone Hesi the yanks got to Gibson Ine seventh for two big runs when Phil Linz singled for his second lilt of the Day took third on u wild Pilch and scored on Richardson s single. Another single by Marls  s infield grounder scored  ninth was a rout As far u the cards were , the 38-year-old Knuck dispute within its own ranks he ecuadoran National olym in committee notified the or Angliers of the Tokyo games lat individual members within Ecuador committee had a lied for inclusion in the 1984james without the National com Mittee s authority. Thus the Naonal committee asked to with  Overall the olympics Are going  virtually invisible Tokyo is so big that except Force sports venues and big hotels the some 100,000 foreign visitor were All but invisible. But the City was aflutter with olympic and National flags. Nightclubs restaurants both Send shopping centers were going Ull blast although Tokyo authorities had attempted to put a mid night curfew on most places an to give the City an Aura of re  122.20 seats for the open no ceremony were sold out Long ago and were being offered on the Black Market for 10 time Sas much. There Are a dozen other venues for other sports Suchias equestrian shooting yacht no wrestling where the average seat costs 19. Most fabulous of All is the swimming Pool. Us vaulted sus pension ceiling gives it the Aplean Inco of a Cathedral and everyone who has seen it Hai declared it the most magnificent Pool in the  for the hungarians they claim the Section in which water Polo is to be played is so shallow that the tall yugoslavs will be Able to stand on the Bot torn while they have to tread water. Roger Marls. Hits Fields Ler gave up a Homer by Linz and a single by Marls before he left. Richardson was roughed up by Mantle s double peptone s single and Tom Tresh s Sacri fice Fly. Linz the Harmonica player who Drew a 1200 Fine and a bawling out from Berra for tooling in a bus after the yanks had lost four straight in Chica go came through with three hits. He is playing shortstop i place of the injured Tony Kunek out for the series with jammed right wrist. The Tail end of the Cardin lorder was the toughest for Stottlemyre. None of the first tour batters came through with a hit. In the umpires dressing room Mckinley gave this ver Sion of the pitch that hit Pepi tone Pepitone took a stride but Heddin t swing All the Way. It was a curve Ball  came in an hit him right Here pointing toward his thief. I saw  said the Ball hit him on the left thigh. Linz plays a new Tuno new Yorka it ii Iii Linz is 4 3b. R Hon 2b 9 i Marls of Mantle of 1/opot, Rhoward c Pellone i fresh if 1 c. Bayer 3b 3slol Myre p s St. Louisa r 8 flood cf2 Brock if 0 while ib0 k. 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