European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Tuesday september 5, 1967 the stars and stripes 17 Minneapolis St. Paul up Jim Northrup s two run triple highlighted a three run second inning against Dean Chance sunday and carried the Detroit tigers to a 5-0 Victory Over the league leading Minne Sota twins before 43,444 fans the largest crowd Ever to see regular season game in Minne Sota. The tigers beat Chance for _ 19th As tigers beat twins 5-0 Ward slams 17th Homer race tightens the third time this season trend a three game losing Streak and tighten up the already scrambled american league Pennant race. The Victor moved the fourth place tigers to within 1 1-2 games of us twins while the third Pla Chicago White sox boat the Boston red sox 4-0, and mover to within one game of first. Bos ton remained in second one Lial White sox John Blank Boston 4-0, on 5 kits inst Ivr t to \ c.tu.-.-. Tit i .,1 Boston a Southpaw Tommy John fashioned a sparkling five hitter in hurling the Chicago White sox to a 4-0 Vic tory Over the Boston red sox sunday further tightening the hot american league Pennant Chase. The Victory pulled chicag within a game of the Lead As front running Minnesota lost to Detroit. Boston is still second a half game behind the  the old belief that hosiery Mill Chicago a u 3williamsberry of Buford 2b Agee Coward 3b Causey 2b colavito of Mccraw Bmartin c Hansen Abjohn p total Chicago Bostone Hanson. Chicago r h bi000 012000 030111 000110 010111 120000 Boston Andrews 2badair 3b Lyle p Wyatt Pyotr ski if 4 Harrelson of 4rsm ith of Scott in Petrolli is Howard c Stange Pthomas pm Brandon ploy 3b 33 4 10 4 total 32 0 5 0 010001 0024 000 000 0000 do Chicago 1. Lob Boston 5. 2bagce. So Berry. Or Ward 17.  John  9 Stange l.6-9 6brandon 2 Lyle 22-3 Wyatt 1-3 t2 28. A29,818. H r Erbb so 50004 6224310000 22201 010 Chison recall 7 from minors Boston up the chicag White sox have announced the recall of seven players from minor league clubs at Indiana Polis and  up were pitchers Roger Nelson Bruce Howard an Dennis Higgins outfielders Phil Voss and buddy Bradford Andini Ellers Rich Morales and Marv  but Staehle will report from the Indianapolis club Onset. 6. Staehle was recalled from Jacksonville provided his club is not involved in the International league  White sox also announced that several players had been recalled to report to the club next Spring. They include pitchers Greg Bollo Mickey Abarbanel and Fred Rath of the Evansville ind., club and Andy Rubilotta of their Lynchburg,va., farm. Tigers Purchase tribe outfielder Detroit a the de troit tigers have announced the Purchase of outfielder on Demeter from the Cleve land indians and the addition of four other players to their roster. The tigers fighting in the tightest american league pen Nant race in years restore Pitcher Johnny Oclires and out fielder Gates Brown to the Ros Ter. They have been on the disa bled list. Infielder Tommy Matchick Spring training phenomenon with the big club was recalled from Toledo of the International league. Catcher Bill Heath who previously was with the tigers this summer also was recalled from Toledo. Fenway Park with its chummy left Field Wall is a Toughie for left handers John mowed Down the red sox with his Sharp breaking pitches. Given All the support he needed on a run in the second inning and Pete Ward s 17th Homer inthe sixth John dazzled Boston s big guns As the White sox took the weekend series and finished with a 10-8 advantage for the season against the red  White sox picked up their first run in the second when Rocky colavito singled to open the inning moved to second Ona single by Tom Mccraw and scored on j. C. Martin s ground or to third. The stars and stripes frets Hall sparkles As Angels whip indians 6-2, run winning Streak to four Anaheim a Jimmie Hall drove in three runs with a pair of singles sunday As the California Angels stretched their winning Streak to fou games with a 6-2 Victory Over Cleveland. Rookie Rick Clark and re Lievers Bill Kelso and Minnie Rojas combined to pitch a three hitter for the Angels who Cap tured the season series from the indians 14-4. Clark 10-10, was driven from he Mound in the seventh inning after Duke Sims hit a two run Omer. The Angeles jumped loser Stan Williams 5-3, for three runs in the first inning. An error and Alo Uble by Jim Fregosi set up Jimmy Hall. ,. Drives in three h Al 1 s two run single. Ric Reichardt singled Home the third run. Hall singled Home another Runin the fifth and Don Mincher clouded a two run seventh inning Homer off reliever John o Dono Ghue. 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Gibson a right hander who had won 20 or More games the past two seasons has been on the disabled list since sustain ing a broken leg july 15. Gibson had a 10-6 record when injured. Ward led off the sixth against Boston starter Lee Stange with his Homer a towering shot into the bleachers behind the Boston bullpen just to the right of the420-foot Mark. The White sox wrapped up their fourth Victory in the last five games when Martin and Ron Hansen singled in the ninth and Ken Berry unloaded a Tommy John. Tames big guns to run triple off reliever John Wyatt. Four of the hits off John were ground singles the other a Bloo per. Only one Boston runner advanced past second As John squared his record 9-9 an recorded his sixth shutout. With the red sox slamming he Ball into the ground Chica go outfielders had Only four put outs. The White sox banged out 10lits but had three runners Crown out on the base paths. Tommie Agee singled for the first of his three hits but was Crown out trying for a double of end the first. Walt Williams was out at the plate attempting of score on a pitch into the dirt n the third and Agee was putdown trying to steal second in he fifth. John was tagged for ground singles by Carl Yastrzemski in he first George Scott in the fifth Reggie Smith in the seventh and Joe Foy in the eighth. Mike Andrews sent Foy third with a Bloop single with to out in the eighth but John it out of the Jam by getting Jerry Adair to ground to  struck out four and did t Issue a walk. Stange took he loss his ninth compared with eight victories. Red sox buy pact of left handed hurler Boston a the Boston red sox purchased the contract if left handed Pitcher Ken Brett rom Pittsfield of the Eastern league sunday. Brett 18, was Boston s no. 1draft Choice of 1966. He joined he red sox sunday. At Pitts held he had a 10-7 record and a 1.80 Era. Striking out 142 in 125linings. The red sox also recalled Catcher Russ Gibson and Jerry Moses and pitchers Cecil Robin son and Bill Farmer from Pitts Field and pitchers Bill Rohr Pete Magrini Gary Waslewski Hank Fischer and Garry Roggenburk from Toronto of the International league. Gibson will report tuesday and Moses Rohr Waslewski and Fischer wednesday. The others will report next Spring. Also recalled to report in 1968 were infielder Ken Poul sen and pitchers Dick Baney and Mark Schaeffer of Winston Salem of the Carolina league and outfielder Billy Coniglia roof Greenville of the Western Carolinas league. Game Back of the , who is now 17-1 for the season was trying to give the twins a three game sweep Over the tigers but ran int trouble in the second inning when Willie Horton singled an moved to third on Eddie Mathews double. Northrup he tripled in both runners and scored himself on Jerry Lumpe double to give the tigers a 3-0 Lead. That was All the help ear Wilson and Fred Lasher needed As they combined to Blank the twins on five hits. Although he went just 5 1-3 innings Wilson got credit for his 19th Victory against 10 losses. He s the majors first 19-game Winner this season. Trouble in sixth Wilson did t allow a hit until the fourth when Bob Allison singled with two out. But Wilson got into trouble in the sixth As red Carew led off with a single and was wild pitched to second. After Harmon Killebrew walked and Northrup made a spectacular catch on Tony Oliva s driven deep Center Allison walked to Load the bases. Lasher then came on an retired Cesar Tovar on a liner of Dick Mcauliffe and struck outruns Nixon to end the inning. Lasher retired the twins Onhree hits in the final three innings to preserve the Victory. 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We Wilson. To 40. A43,444. Baseball cards recall 13 players St. Louis up the  cardinals have re called 13 players on option Tohe minor leagues. General manager Stan Musial said five Ould report to the cardinals As Oon As their minor league seasons end and the others will report next Spring. The players who will join  this year probably next Veek Are pitchers Wayne Ranger and Mike Torrez and fielders Jimmy Williams and Steven Huntz All from Tulsa ind Pitcher Jim Cosman from Jacksonville. Scheduled to report for is ring mining Are Pitcher Joe diff to Catcher put Corrales first Useman George Kernek and it Fiedler Floyd Wicker from Tulsa Pitcher Danny Luster rom Little Rock Ulm Pitcher slurry Parker and Jerry Pruett my infielder John Sipin from Modesto