European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 26, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse Post 11 the stars and stripes monday april 26, 1965 astros slam bucs 5-0, for Farrell Houston a Home runs by Bob Aspromonte and Jim Wynn backed Dick Par rail seven hit pitching at the Houston astros blanked the Pittsburgh pirates 5-0 saturday reds rip cards on Robinson hrs tigers snap twins Streak 7-4 night. Aspromonte t two run Homer the astros first in their new domed stadium capped Athree run sixth inning rally after pirate starter Vern Law had Given up Only one hit in he first five homered in the seventh with the bases astros scored a first in Ning run without Benefit of a walked Al Spangler and Aspromonte Farreo Wynn with one out and hit Wal Bond with a pitch to Load the Aspromonte filed out with the runners holding. Rut to stub Drew another base on balls forcing in a ill let got the first Houston hit leading off the fifth and the astros rallied in the sixth after Bob Bailey s two base throwing error on Wynn t grounder opened the Gates. Bond single scoring Wynn and Aspromonte followed with a drive into the left Field seau. Ast rot found Long Pitts Burlah Houst Nab r n m a r b m seb Ofield a 4 0 0 0 Morava in 4000vlrdoo it 4010 to Antler u s 1 0 0 clan Mart 4 0 1 i Wynn it if i o 11 Bond in Bailey n s 0 11 a pro to sea Denon in 1010 Taub it past on a 1000 Baleman Valley by 1 0 0 0 Luke a Law p soil parred pm Saab pm 1000 Cincinnati a Frank Robinson sludge do homers and Vada Pinson hit one leading the Cincinnati reds to a Victory Over St. Loul saturday. It was the sixth Lou in nine games for he world Champion Cardinal. Robinson hit Hiti St Homer leading off the fourth. It was the Irett hit off Cardinal starter Tracy Stallard. Hit second Homer came in the fifth after Pete Rote lad tingled. Robinson now hat hit three Home shit season All against the cardinals. Pinson hit us Homer in the seventh after Tommy Harper walked. The cardinals scored their first run in the first As Curt flood tingled moved to third Ona walk and a Force play and scored on a balk by Sammy Ellis. The cardinals rallied in the eighth filling the bases with one away and scoring twice on in Field outs. The first two Cardi nals reached base in the ninth hit Bill Mccool came on in re Lief and put Down the uprising to preserve Ellis third Victory. Fran to and Vada Louis Cincinnat Iab r b blab r b m Noeo in s 1 1 0harper if 1 1 0 pm Neon of s t 11 Bob Eon it 111 900 in 4000 0 1 Jon Neon in 4110 0 1 Pav Alrh a s 0 0 0 Cardenas a i 0 1 1 Bella p 4 t 1 0 s j 1 4 1 u 5 8 s 1 4 ovo 0 soil9 0 0 s tatar Phil Abgrab mov t Thule kill to on wat pillar on. Law. Bailey. Houeland 1. Lob nue Burtal 4. Hou4m in Bailey. Or air Douma 1. " in m r Iii a solar l. Of i i t t i autiere. 1 t t i 1retr.ll w. M0 t t 1 s hip by Law. 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Lbs institutes dutch rating new York a the Columbia broadcasting system introduced a novel system of rating the performance of base Ball player in pressure situations in saturday s television game of the week Between the new York Yankees and the los Angeles Angels from Yankee stadium. When a player comes to Bat the situation of the game As to score Outt runners on base relayed to a computer in Phoe Nix ariz., which instantaneously provides a percentage figure on the relative importance of the situation. For example if a Man Comesup with the score tied in the seventh inning and two out. Test run of the computer has returned the information that the situation rated m per cent however u the Man tingled the next Batter would be in a m per cent situation. Elmiri., Watt open season by winning with no hitter blm1ra, . Pied Watt a stubby right hander pitched Tut opening Day no kit no ran game saturday u Elmira Defeated Wuu Asport 44 i m Eastern league conical before 1.04 delayed ruling on whether a my cued grounder by Jerry Craft it the second uncut wat hit or an error kept Walt s no la doubt a Olla after the game. Off Lal scorer Al Mallet who held up a ruling originally under checkout then charged Elmira third baseman Frank Peters Wilt an error on the play after Tat liw to the principals struck oat u and walked Sis. Only four balls were hit to the we fled off him. Detroit a Gates Brown hit a Pinch Homer with two on base in the ninth inning Satur Day and gave the Detroit tigers a 7-4 Victory Over the Minnesota twins. The defeat ended a five game winning Streak for the twins. After Minne Sota had taken a 44 Lead in the top of the ninth Willie Horton tied it up with hit second Homer of the game. Don Demeter and Horton had hit successive homers in the seventh to put Detroit ahead 2-2. But the twins scored twice inthe top of the ninth after Dick Mcauliffe opened the Gates with his third error of the game. Jerry Fosnow came in to Pilch for Minnesota in the ninth and Horton clouded the first pitch for a Homer. Then with one out Mcauliff Edrew a walk and stole second and Jerry Lumpe walked. Al Worthington replaced Fosnow and Brown batting for do Wert. Drove the Ball into he upper right Field stands fur the winning Homer. Indians rap k.c., 4-1, on late rally Cleveland a i single drove in the tie breaking run in a three run eighth inning rally that gave the Cleveland indians a 4-1 Victory Over Kansas City saturday. Ralph Terry who had Hel the a l to ill hit before he wit lined for a Pinch hitter during the decisive uprising got the swinging Gates Minnesota Detro Itab r h by Frank Robb Noa pick on card or Melee be Al shall nhe. Pm Olla it Killeb w in Hull it Aullma a Kim maa Mikhor i howl or Perry pin Speva p old Pino p Relk Gate Brem. Delivers in Pinch Selima stakes Money doubled for 66 run Laurel my. Up the Sellma stakes run each fall at Laurel for 2-year-old to Lulea willbe a 1100,000 guaranteed race for itt 41tt running in it president John d. Schapro has announced. The Selima has been a $50,000-added stakes for Many Yean and in the last few runnings has Hada Gross approaching 1100,000," he said. Now Laureine 1100, hot decide to guarantee a minimum Gross value $100.000 for the i m no to blackout new York up the Amer ican broadcasting company Abc televised weekend major league baseball without blacking out any major area. Teluli � 4 i two out Mirn w Nonit i Eteuati Loirro 3. By Atli in Lumpe n wart brawn a Ceab to Kalna of Lometor of Korton u Greeban e Ita Uno Eeren p i a two in mored.nomm-4 001 too to a Wynn role pm Trout 14. r or 01 Perry Ellwe n Neleon to avow l. 1-1war ton Nenn do of Tratt t. Lob r i for. Perry. T 3 01 Victory for a 2-1 colavito started the indians off in the eighth against reliever Fred Talbot with a Mcadoff double. Max Alves the walked and after Vic Dava Lillo taunted into a Force Piny. Whit Field singled up the Middle. Dava Lillo scored on u passe Dball by Bill Bryan and Camilo Carrion brought in the other run with a single. The indians took a 141 Lead inthe sixth when Leon Wagner singled stole second reached third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice Fly by what Field. The a s tied the score in the seventh when Brynn walked moved to third on Nelson Mathews double and scored on Bert Ca Paneris sacrifice. 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It wot the Sena ton fifth straight defeat Buster Narum was breezing Long with two run Lead on two unearned runt when the White sox struck for six straight Robinson Ward we. Three by Pinch hitters. With one out. Tom Mccraw started it off with a Pinch Tingle an scored on j. C martin1 Pinch double. Danny Cater followed with abase hit and Smokey Burgest scored Martin with a Pinch tin Gle. Kline relieved Narum and Robinson clouded Kline s first pitch Over the Fence. Pete Ward followed with a double the sixth lilt in a Row. The senators scored twice inthe fourth when Ward threw Low to first base on Don lock grounder with two out and everybody running on a full count. Add a Pinch of Miner. Chicago Maimi Notona r b m a r b m s 1 i s 0 0101 Litsi s to 1baowroa in 0 0 1 by a ame Job 1 1 1 1u full enl 4101 Kim h 1 1 1 1 Howard it 4 0 0 Chaoe. � last lock of 4 0 s Brumley a s 0 t a 0 0 0 by Kama a t 0 1 1 1 t 0 0 Haw p 1000 he Craw at 1110.howard p l 0 0 0 a tartly a 1111 hip by la. Balk Dree pm Martin t. T 1 40. A ,44t. Wins who Crown Victoria a the port land buckaroos captured the playoff championship of the Western hockey league Satur Day night with a shutout Over the Victoria Maple Leafs. The buckaroo won the Belt of seven final four Garnet to one
