European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday april 28, 1965 the stars and stripes Page 19 giants to release japanese hurler for 19669 if. San Francisco a payment was merely a Donushi Nan Ken not a flttn1i Tantri rur Utica Lama re if. Luli the san Francisco gland told the japanese baseball commas Iloner monday that if Pitcher Masanori Murakami reports tothe gland for this season he can choose where he will play Ink. Murakami became the first japanese National to play in the United slates major league when he hurled As a reliever for the giant in the latter pan omm. Both the gland and the Nan Kai Racks of Japan claimed his services Thi season. Murakami ii declared last wednesday that he did not intend to come tothe United states to pitch for the giants unless he gets a writ ten guarantee that he will be returned to Japan next year. Officials Send Cable the giants sent a Telegram to Sushl Uchimura baseball com missioner of Japan under the signatures of president Horac Stoneham and vice president Charles Ferney. Saying in Spile of bad Faith and unwarranted action of Nynka Hawks because we desire not to interfere with career of  Masanori Murakami reports for the 1065 season we will Gree that at the end of the ims playing season we will f player Murakami the right choose where he will Pluy Inmom. This Choice will be playe Murakami s alone in in pc and. If he elects to return to Japan he will be placed on the Volun tary retired list of the san fran Cisco  the giants said the message was sent with the knowledge of United states baseball commissioner Ford frock. San Francisco has held it bought the Murakami contract from the Hawks for 110.000, an the japanese team gave up All rights to him. Vankal holds the for Murakami performance wit the giants last season. Uchimura ruled Murakami would not play for the Hawks until the dispute is  came to the United states but year to play in theg Lanu farm system. He started the season with the Fresno,calif., club and posted an 11-7 record primarily in Relief an saved 15 other games. He joined the gland on sept.1 and appeared in nine games i  on Page i Safe twice Ciena Beckert 11 of the Chicago cubs upper photo starts his slide la a first inning steal As Cincinnati second baseman Pete Rose prepares to grab the throw from Catcher Don Pavletich. La Bottom photo Becker Ngeu Back safely after Pickoff attempt by Pitcher Jim Otoole As Rose applies the  amp is Chris Pelekoudas. A up photos pkg celtic Center ordered to bed Lor 4-3 Doy Russell Eye injury termed not serious by doctor Pep makes it two in a Row in comeback Phila Delpina up for i Mer featherweight Champion i Willie Pep won a six round unanimous decision monday night Over Jackie Lennon in his Secondi comeback match after a six i year Layoff. He also won his Firsti match. Pep won All six rounds As heave his younger opponent a Les son in boxing technique. Pep weighed 137 4and Lennon 135. The fight Orgl a ally was 1 scheduled for eight rounds Buti was Cut to six before the Bouti by promoter Jimmy  could have _ gone 10," Pep a said after the final Bell. Pep opened slowly but held command throughout scoring with both hands to the head and occasional shot to the body. He had Len non in trouble in the fifth an sixth and nearly put him away. It was the 222nd Victory of Pep career compared with Only 10 losses and one draw. Boston a a Bosto specialist said monday the Eye injury suffered by Boston cel tics Ace Bill Russell presented no danger to his basketball future but ordered the big ply Pitman to remain Home for the next four or five Days. The injury occurred. When Jerry Welt of the los Angeles lakers accidentally jammed a. To Russell s Eye in the Quarter of sunday which the celtics won 1k-m for their seventh straight National basketball association . Baruch Sachs who was at game and examined Eye at half me said thedr. Sunday Russell s the Eye uuu1chemorrhaglng behind had been  said the s-foot-10 defensive Ace would have to remain quiet to make sure there would be no recurrence of the Hemor injury came As the cel. Matson tabbed no. 1 for relays record lbs Howes Iowa. Texas aug Sophomore Handy i Platson monday was voted the most outstanding athlete of the Mth Drake relay for rec shattering performance in discus and shot put towering to year old _ the existing shot Putin each of his six throw1 finishing with61 feet. 11h inches to the old Mark bes com of u inches last year by Lazza of Baylor. Victory gave mat distinction of being Only Theka new uncut 01 vein we w 27th athlete in relay history to win two event in the Fame year. Earlier he had hurled the disc to a record u1-jm Matson edged Southern Una Verstay print Star theron Lew. 1 who led three relay squads to Victory in the mile 880 Yard and sprint Medley relays the two former in record times. Lewis anchored the mile re Lay squad with a sizzling 45.6. He also led off the sprint med Ley unit and anchored the 880 garnered 1 vote from newsmen covering the re lays to 11 ballots for Lewis. The track and Field carnival produced 18 meet records and one National collegiate Mark established by Baylor in the University sprint Medley witha timing of 3 17.0. Team. A noun  fell to t by but refused tame. He Finall jelling 30 rebounds. While the  Rui poach red Muiir in a Bear t to a huge Penna Garden rafters i club owner Wall a year ago a what the team encore after a straight Crown. Make it Sci the injury tothe players Joy rating went on. Boston Mayo declared tuesday celtics Day so torn add through mid of the team jets sign tackle with Hartford coast football league away from the he floor in ago to leave the y went to the minutes left to k 22 Points adds a cheered Tussell scooped Roach off the lug and pointed it in the Bostons Norling the late or Brown rown wus asked uld do for an nning its sixth to Brown re Russell dimmed but the Cele John f. Collins Salute to the he Dulce a to the City and n g the youth owing example of l a the new american fool pc signed Nick und Roc agent league tackle on and 1 m while of the Atlantic Ogue. He will to win the celtics have maintained a Sci Al is Devotion o team play and Buncom promos no integrity of spirit and a  red Auerbach added that i said before that this Wastie Best defensive team i be had. I m saying now it s the  redskins a on Veteran Washington up the Washington redskins disclosed monday they have asked Wai ver on Veteran fullback Don Bossler the club s All Tim ground gainer. Coach Bui Mcpeak said bos Selcer an eight year Veteran in the National football league would not be offered a ims contract. By not exercising us option on the player the club in eff eel has put him on waivers. Mcpeak said the coaching stuff Felt that Bosseler s Best playing Days were Over an that he stood Little Chance of milking the team this , one of the greatest barks Ever to play for the University of Miami Fla joined Washington in 1957. Ills Rookie year was his finest when he was a member of the tribe s Stetson lands Ohio eager de land. Fla. Up Chrls Ralston a 6-foot-t Center from Columbus Ohio has signed basketball scholarship with Stet son University coach Glenn lakes announced. Ralston averaged 14.3 Points a game for Lyndon Mckinley High school lost season. So waivers i fullback famed Papoose platoon an All Rookie unit that Tore up the nil and kept the redskins entitle Contention throughout the season. Halfback de Suwon and Jim Podolny were the other a nooses with Eddie Lebaron a quarterback. Bosseler was the Only one still playing last sea son. Bosseler wus plagued by in juries throughout his nil cd reer. Small for a fullback he nevertheless wus rated one of the Best a Luckers in football particularly on pass Protection. My puck said no other of team had expressed interest in the sex Miami slur As yet. The Couch said he understood that Bosseler has gone into Cheslock brokerage business in Florida