European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 22 the stars and stripes tuesday september 5, 1967 they s american league won lost pet. Behind Minnesota 76 59 .563 Boston 77 61 .558 a Cal Cabo 5 60 .556 1detroit 75 01 .551 1 4 California 69 65 .515 6\4 Washington 65 72 .474 12 Cleveland .93 74 .460 14baltimore 91 72 .459 14 new York 61 79 .445 19 Kansas City 66 78 .418 1.9hsunday s re tulu Chicago 4, Boston 0 Detroit 5, Minnesota 0washington 9, new York 3. Baltimore 9, Kansas City 0, 9 innings rain California 0, Cleveland 2 National league won lost pet. Behinds. Louis Chicago Cincinnati san Francisco Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh los Angeles Houston new York 89 797.1 7369 9969 9165 53 5194 9494 6465 7073 8383 .628.543 .533.533 .519.515 .485.455 .399.390 11%13 1315 23 4 32% sunday s result Chicago 4-6, new York 0-3 Atlanta 7, Lou Angeles 1 san Francisco 4, Cincinnati 0st. Louis 13, Houston 1 Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 212gbsspt p22 second folo stands b edit Pacific coast league sunday s results san Diego 4-8, Phoenix 3-9 Spokane 6-2, Vancouver 2-0 Indianapolis 6, Oklahoma City 5 Portland 3, Tacoma 1seattle 4-0, Hawaii 2-4 Denver at Tulsa postponed rain International league won lost pet. Behin Richmond 79 60 .568 Rochester 79 60 .568 Toledo 73 65 .529 516 Columbus 68 70 .493 10 v4 Jacksonville. 65 72 .472 13 Toronto 64 74 .464 14ft Buffalo 3 75 .457 1514syracuse 62 77 .446 17 sunday s results Syracuse 2-9, Toronto 1-8 Columbus at Jacksonville postponed rain Toledo 3, Richmond 1 Buffalo 11, Rochester 5 Eastern league Eastern division won lost pet. Behind Binghamton 82 57 .590 Pittsfield 75 61 .551 6tt Waterbury 71 68 .511 11 Pawtucket 67 70 .489 14 Western division Elmira 73 65 .529 Williamsport 72 66 .522 1 Reading 69 69 .500 4 York 42 d5 .307 30tt a clinched division title. Sunday s results Reading 2, Pittsfield 1york 6, Waterbury 3 Almira 2, Binghamton 0 Pawtucket 2, Williamsport 1 Southern league final standings won lost pet. Behin Birmingham. 84 55 .604 Montgomery 80 53 .580 Evansville 76 63 .547charlotte75 65 .536 Macon 55 85 .393 Knoxville 47 91 .341 3v48 9%291/ 2 sunday s results Montgomery 2, Evansville 1, 10 inning Scharlotte 4, Knoxville 0 Macon 6, Birmingham 2 Texas league won lost pet. Behind Albuquerque. 77 62 .554 Amarillo 74 65 .532 3 Elpaso 3 66 .525 4austin 67 71 .486 9% Arkansas 63 75 .457 13 i Dallas fort Worth 62 77 .446 15 sunday s results Elpaso 5, Albuquerque 3. 10 innings Dallas fort Worth 4, Amarillo 1 Arkansas at Austin rain Continental football league sunday s results Wheeling of Charleston 28akron 14, Montreal 7 49ers record 13-10 decision Over Oakland Oakland up Tommy Davis kicked a pair of 13-Yard Field goals and then John Brodi found Dave Parks with a touch Down pass late in the game Sun Day which enabled the san Francisco 49ers to squeeze Pas the Oakland raiders 13-10 in their first nil Al  Victory witnessed by a record coliseum crowd of 53,294also gave the nil a 13-3 margin Over the Al in the final pre season series. George Blanda the raiders 39-year-old quarterback figured in both their tallies. He put them ahead 3-0 with a 29-Yard Field goal when Oakland scored the first time it got the  with 32 seconds left in the contest he fired a 41-Yard Tepass to Fred Biletnikoff. But in Between those scores Davis had booted his two Field first Downs Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punts Fumble Yards penalized 49ers Raider 17 104168 92 17 128 180 8911-27-1 14-29-4 2-37-5 2-35-53 14 58 goals and Brodie clicked on his six Yard scoring pass to Parks. Davis second three Pointer and the 49er touchdown were set up by Breaks. Kermit Alexander of the 49ers picked off a Bland pass on the san Francisco goal line and raced it Back 43 Yards to set up his team s second scor ing drive. Davis kicked the Fiel goal after Brodie who had completed 3 out of 15 passes in the first half connected with Dick Witcher for a 20-yarder an then another for 27 Yards to with the 49ers holding a 6-3edge in the final period Clem Daniels of Oakland lost a Fumble on san Francisco s 19 and Brodie then marched the 49ers81 Yards for their Lone touch  s scoring pass came after Alexander called for a fair catch and fumbled the Ball away on the 49er 25.the Day s Lone fisticuffs came Early in the first period when tackles Roland lakes of san Francisco and Harry Schuh of Oakland swapped punches after quarterback Daryle Lamon Cawas tossed for a big loss. Both linemen were banished. San Francisco. P 3 3 718 Oakland. 3 0 d 710oakfo Blanda 29 of of i avs 13 8ffg Davia 13 of Parks 6 pass from Brodie Dave kick Oak bile Tulkoff 41 pass from Blanda Blanda kick a53,294. Top ten by the associated press based on 300 at bats american league player club g  bal 104yastrzemski bin 137 Scott bin 135 Kaline det. 107  Cle 104carew Man ill Blair bal 123 Fregoso Cal 125conigllaro bin  Del 9598 a r388 71 493 91477 66 373 76313 27 422 56441 60 480 61349 59 317 41 h pet.128 .330 152 .308143 .300 111 .29853 .297 125 .296130 .295 140 .292100 .287 81 .287 Home runs Yastrzemski Boston 35 Killebrew Minnesota 34 , Washington 32 , Baltimore 26 Mcauliffe de troit 22 Mantle new York 22 Kaline Detroit 22. Runs batted in Yastrzemski Boston 96 Killebrew Minnesota 90 , Baltimore 81 , Washington 77 Blefary Balti More 72. Pitching 12 decisions Lonborg Boston 18-7, .720 Horlen Chi Cago 15-6, .714 Merritt Minnesota 10-4, .714 Mcglothlin California 11-5, .688santiago, Boston 8-4, .607. National league player club g a r h  ugh 123 480 87 168 .350 Cepeda St 131 495 84 172 .347 staub Hon 126 468 55 158 .338  ugh 119 459 72 151 .329flood St ill 440 60 143 .325 Gonzalez Phi 121 401 62 130 .324 Aaron at 128 500 98 160 .320 Rose pm 123 483 76 152 .315r.allen Phi 122 463 89 142 .307 Mccarver St. 117 409 61 124 .303 Home runs Aaron Atlanta 34 Wynn Houston 32 Santo Chicago 28 Hart san Francisco 27 Cepeda St. Louis 24 Mccovey Sanfrancisco 24. Runs batted in Cepeda St. Louis 107 Wynn Houston,97 Clemente Pittsburgh 93 Aaron at Lanta s3 Santo Chicago 88. Pitching 12 decisions Hughes St. Louis 14-5, .737 Mccormick san Francisco 18-7, .720 Jarvis Atlanta 14-6, .700 Farrell Philadelphia 9-4, .692veale, Pittsburgh 15-7, .632. American football league Eastern division w l t pet of a Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Houston 0 0 .000 0 0miami o 0 0 .000 0 0 Boston 0 1 0 .000 21 26 Western division w l t pet. Of pad Enver 1 Kansas City 0oakland 0 san Diego 0 0 0 1.000 26 21 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 sunday s results Denver 26, Boston 21 Only game scheduled Geiberger 1 shot ahead of Ford in Carling Golf Sanders disqualified continued from Page 19 Smith each with third round 69s,were tied for third place at 211. With player at 212 were lefty Bob Charles of new zealand club pro Lee Trevino of Al paso,tex., two time former . Open Champion Billy Casper arid Dic Sikes. Charles had a third round 72, Trevino a 73, Casper and sikes70 each. Chi Chi Rodriguez and ton Jacklin of England followed with 214s. The funny thing about the round player said is that i played better than i did Satur Day when he had a 68. But i must say i putted liken  he had Only one Birdie three . Stadium adds improved lighting los Angeles up the general manager of the los an Geles memorial coliseum com Mission said that the huge stadium has been turned into a Vir Tual outdoor television studio permitting after dark color Tele vision coverage of All events. W. H. Bill Nicholas said the expanded color coverage has been made possible by an improved floodlighting system that utilizes a new 2,000-Watt quart Zine incandescent spotlight lamp developed by general electric co. The improved lighting permits color to cameras to zoom in on the action at nighttime sport events for the first time and enhances the coverage of Many other events held there each year Nicholas said. It also added to Spectator and to viewer enjoyment he added. Bogeys and a double bogey on the 15th when he hit his tee shot into the Humber River. Geiberger had two bogeys and three Birds. He was Over Par on the third for the third straight Day and the Par 3 12th. He gothic Birds on putts of 15 and eight feet at nos. 5 and 7, and reached the Par 5 sixth in two and two putted. Australian Veteran Pete Thompson had the Best round of the Day a five under 67 for 215. The leaders Al Geiberger 72-67-70209 Doug Ford 71-69-70210randy Glover 70-72-69211 Jerry Steelsmith 73-69-69211 Gary player 69-68-75212 Lee Trevino 70-69-73212 Billy Casper 74-68-70212bob Charles 71-69-72212 r. H. Sikes 68-74-70212chi Chi Rodriguez 70-72-72214 Tony Jacklin 70-72-72214 Tom Weiskopf 72-71-71214 Steve Opperman 71-72-71214 Johnny Pott 75-65-75215billy Farrell 74-68-73215 George Archer 73-71-71215 Rocky Thompson 75-69-71215butch Baird 74-71-70215 Julius Boros 73-72-70215 Peter Thomson 77-71-67215xdoug Sanders 72-75-69216 Jay Dolan 73-72-71216lionel Hebert 69-72-75216 Don Massengale Jack Rule Tommy Aaron Dave Eichelberg eral balding Jim Colbert Ken still 73-73-70216 75-69-73217 72-72-7321771-71-75217 73-70-74217 71-73-7321771-71-75217 Terry Dill 73-70-74217 Sam Carmichael 75-72-70217 babe Hiskey 74-72-70217 Tom nieporte 73-73-71217 Dave Hill 71-76-70217rod Funseth 73-74-70217 Bruce Crampton 73-72-72217roberto Bernardini 71-76-70217 Wolf Humenuik 74-72-72218billy Maxwell 73-72-73218 Charles Coody 72-73-73218 Randy Petri 76-70-72218 Lou Graham 73-74-71218 Ray bolts 77-71-70218 Dudley Wysong or 74-72-72218harold Henning 72-75-71218 Walt Zembriski 76-71-71218 Dave Stockton 72-75-72219hugh Royer 73-73-73219 Bob Mitchell 76-72-71219 Tony Grubb 74-74-71219 a Sander was disqualified. Miss Whitworth wins ladies world series of Golf Springfield Ohio up Cool Kathy Whitworth came through with a pressure packed Par on the first Hole of sudden death playoff to win the $32,000ladies world series of Golf sunday. Miss Whitworth s victim was Carol Mann who got in trouble when her tee shot missed the Green. Her Chip then went 1.2 Yards past the Hole and miss Mann putted twice to end it with a bogey. Miss Whitworth s tee shot was about 10 feet from the pin and she two putted for her Par an the $10,000 first place purse. Miss Mann collected $7,500.defending Champion Mickey Wright ran into trouble on tieback nine of the Par 71, 5,950 Yard Snyder Park Golf course to wind up with a 79 to go along with the one Over Par 72 she registered saturday. She collected $5,000 for her third place finish. Sandra Haynie and Cliffordan Creed who had rounds of 74-69143 and 73-70143 respectively ended in a tie for fourth and received $3,500 each. Suzi Maxwell fired a four Over Par 77 to go along with a first Day round of 73. She received $2,500. Miss Whitworth threatened runaway As she held a two stroke Lead at the end of the outgoing nine sunday As she fired a two under Par 33 while miss Man had a 35. Miss Mann however refused to Wilt under pressure and came up with Birds on the Lith 13thand 14lh, taking Over at the end of the 14th  Whitworth tied the con test on the 170-Yard, Par 3, 16thhole by sinking a three foot putt for a Birdie while miss Man took a Par. Both played Par Golf on the17th and 18th holes to end regu lation play with five under par137s. Miss Wright threatened Sun Day As she fired a three under Par 32 on the front nine but sheran out of Gas As she finished with a 37, including three bogeys and two Birds. A 12-year Veteran of professional Competition miss Wright was the crowd s sentimental Choice. Miss Wright had Birds on the second fourth sixth seventh 15th and 18th but marred the Birdie display by a double bogey on the 14th and a bogey on the ninth. Miss Creed who had a on Over Par 73 saturday to go along with her two under Par 69sunday, provided a High Point when she Eagle the 474-Yard,Par 5, Lith. She then parred the remaining seven holes. Holtzman gets 8th cubs cop 2 from met s continued from Page 18 with sacrifice flies and Kessin Ger who had two runs batted in brought Phillips across a than other score in the seventh after a walk a sacrifice and wild pitch. Hands tossed a seven hitter inthe opener to even his season record at 7-7 and got All the runs he needed on Back to Back homers by Billy Williams Andanto in the fifth. Williams blow his 20th, came wit Beckert on base and Santo followed with his 28th. Billy Graham called up from Toledo Friday made his first major league Start and took the defeat yielding seven hits and three runs in seven innings. 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