European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 b the stars and stripes tuesday september 12, 1967 Deleau s Hrin 9th lifts saints Over comets by Ben Abram staff writer Wiesbaden is Stev Deleau s two run Homer Over the right Center Fence in the to of the ninth inning gave the us a eur Champion 8th div sup port come saints a 3-2 exhibition Triumph Over the Safe Champion Darmstadt comets Here sunday night. Some 1,000 fans saw the saints Ken Perrin out Duel the comets Jerry Luke in a Battle of right hander s in a soccer and track Field on which a baseball Dia mond had been Laid out a la the los Angeles dimensions of the Diamond would hardly approach major league measurements the Dis Tance to right Field sense approximating 260 feet Down the line and Only about 360 to the deepest part of Center Field. Deleau s clout sailed just beyond the outstretched arms of Comet Center fielder Jim Rol Lins and bounded into the third Row of the Concrete bleachers. It followed a single by stank Cholich. The Kucholick Deleau combi nation also accounted for the saints other run in the fourth Perry scoreless skein Cut at 40 but . Trips cubs Chicago a Gaylord Perry pitched a three hitter but had his scoreless Streak stopped at 40 innings sunday in san fran Cisco s 2-1 Victory Over the Chi Cago cubs. Perry s throwing error in the seventh inning set up the cubs Only run and ended his shutout Streak 6% innings Short of the National league record held Bye giant Carl Hubbell. I m sorry it had to happen but t m glad i have no one to blame but myself Perry said. I had been thinking about or. Hubbell s record for some never know enough about the game. I guess i have to go out and do a Little work on my throws to second was a double play Hubbell who set his record for scoreless innings in 1933, is now director of the giants farm system. The giants who retained Sec Ond place with the Victory scored single runs in the secondhand fifth innings. Jim Hart and Ollie Brown singled with one out in the second and Hart scored on Glenn Beck Ert s error. In the fifth Bob Schroder walked moved up on Perry s sacrifice and scored on Bando Sparks athletics in 5-2 Nightcap Victory after indians win., 1-0 Cleveland a Sabando drove in two runs with a single and squeeze bunt leading the Kansas City athletics past Cleveland 5-2 sunday after the indians took the first game of the doubleheader s 1-0 on John o Donoghue s Dobson blanked the indians on seven hits in the Nightcap until Duke Sims clubbed a two run Homer in the ninth. A bases loaded passed Ball by Rookie Catcher Ray Fosse gave the a s a 1-0 Lead in the second inning. They scored another in the sixth on Danny Cater s by. End suffers fractured neck Lexington by. Up Cecil new University of Ken Tucky freshman end fro Hamilton Ohio was reported in serious condition sunday follow ing surgery for a neck fracture suffered in a weekend scrim Mage. New was injured when he tackled tailback Dick Beard. His helmet crashed against Beard s thigh. Beard was taken out of the scrimmage session with a physicians said new under went surgery for reduction of a fracture of the nurse said he spent a fairly Good Post Greg Page of ,ky., suffered a similar injury in practice last month. Page Stillis hospitalized and paralysed from the neck Down. Plane in seals Camp san Francisco a the California seals have announced that Jacques Plante former Star goalie with the Montreal Cana Diens and new York rangers will attend the seals training Camp at port Huron mich., a special assistant to Bert Olin Stead general manager an coach of the new National hockey league team. Triple and band s squeeze singles by Ramon Webster and Bando chased lose Steve Bailey in the seventh. 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May s Homer propels reds by mets 5-2 new York a Lee May cracked a two run Homer and Jim Maloney with late inning help from Ted Abernathy pitched Cincinnati to a 5-2 Victory Over the new York mets Sun s fourth inning shot the first hit off tug Mcgraw Fol Lowed a walk to Vada Pinson and wiped out a 2-0 new Yor Lead. The reds broke the tie in the next inning when Tommy Helms singled and reached second onion Swoboda s error. Leo car Denas singled Helms Home an went to second on the throw to the plate. Maloney then single Cardenas across. Maloney allowed eight hits inthe 7 1-3 innings he worked and Abernathy preserved the Victory with 1 2-3 innings of scoreless Relief. May Day for Jim Cincinnati a Harper of Pinson of Rose if May in Perez 3b Helms 2bbench o Cardenas is 3 Maloney p 3abernthy p rhbl000 100000 122100 131 000111 oil1000 new York a Harrelson As 5 coiling 2b 4 Johnson in 3 Davis if 4swoboda it Moock 3bcjjones of Grote Csullivan pm. 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He came in on John Wil son s ground Rule double and Wil son moved around to score on throwing error. Otherwise Perrin and Luke were in control. Perrin spaced five hits and struck out 11 As he notched his 19th win in 22verdicts for the saints. Woods Marve red Meshach and Luke had harmless doubles against the control specialist who kept the comets off stride with a sweep ing also allowed Only five hits. He fanned 16 and did t is sue a walk in going Down to his fourth defeat of the season. Head won 11 times. A walk his own throwing error and another walk got Perrin in trouble in the second but begot Mark Rojas on strikes to end that threat. Luke was in two jams later in the game but escaped unscathed. Two base error in the fifth a wild pitch on a third strike fastball and a two base error put runners on Sec Ond and third with none out but Luke got the next three men on strikes the last one needing relay to first to officially record the out after the Ball had elude Woods grasp. Woods threw a pair of strike sin the seventh to protect a Comet one run Lead. Roger Whit and Al Gerald opened with sin Gles but Woods turned a strike put into a double play by pick ing White off second. Moment Slater he Cut Down Geraw trying to steal game was played for the Benefit of the German baseball federation s youth program. Late heroics support co dab r h by Kucholick 2b Deleau Taylor is White of Gerald a fronds if 4220 4113 Darmstadt a r h b i 6000000 000 3000 Karthauser in 3 0 0 0 Jones 3b 3000perrin p 3000 Jenkins 2b Groeber a Woods Wilson it Meshach it Bettez 3b Rollins Fluke p Rojas in 4 4120 311104 4 4 2 0 1 0 000 0001 0 s 0 0 0benkovich pm 1000 total 32 3 5 3 total 34 2 5 1 support come. 000 100 0023 Darmstadt 000 00� 0002edeleau, Taylor Perrin Groeber Woods Meshach. Lob support come 3, Darmstadt 8. Do Darmstadt 1. 2b Woods Luke Wilson Meshach. 3bku Cholich. Or Deleau. So Bonds Luke. In h r Erbb so Perrin w. 19-39 5 2 1 3 11 Luke a 11-4 9 5 3 s 016 we Luke. T2 17. A925. Mildenberger Bonavena showdown by the associated press the third in the four bout elimination series to produce heavyweight Champion Succes Sor to Cassius Clay highlight this week s boxing program. The scheduled 12-round match Between West Germany s Karl Mildenberger and Argentina Oscar Bonavena will be nation ally televised in the unite states. Mildenberger a Southpaw a. Bonavena who uses both an orthodox and a Southpaw stance clash saturday in Frankfurt Germany. The fight will be beamed live by satellite to Abc s wide world of Enberger is a heavy Favorito to Advance to the elimination tournament s semifinal round a position already reached by Thad Spencer and Jimmy Ellis. In the fourth bout the forme titleholder Floyd Patterson of new York takes on Jerry Quarry of Bellflower calif., in los Angeles oct. 28.Quarry warms up for that important bout this Friday whence meets the Veteran Billy Daniels of new York in a scheduled10-Rounder at los Angeles. In another fight this week Joe Frazier who refused to enter the elimination tournaments takes on Vernon Clay monday in a four Rounder in new Orleans la. Frazier ranked no. 1 Amon the Cor tenders for Clay s vacant Crown by ring Magazine has knocked out 15 of his last 17 opponents. Also on the card is former lightweight Champion Joe Brown who meets Benito Juarez in a 10-Rounder and a Light heavyweight clash betwee Jimmy Dupree and Eddie Jones. The week s schedule tuesday at Miami , fla., James j. Beat tie St. Paul Minn. Is. Level Forte. Miami fla., heavies 0. Thursday at Portland Maine Marion Connor Boston is. Levan Kuun tree new , heavies 10 at san Francisco Rafael Gutierrez Mexico is. Charley Austin Sandiego calif., middles. 10 at los an gelbs Raul Rojas los Angeles is. Sub. Kang 11, Korea Junior lights 15.friday at los Angeles Jerry Quarry Bellflower. Calif is. Billy Dariela. New York. Heavies 10. Saturday at Frankfurt Germany Karl Milden Berger West Germany is. Oscar Bona Vena Argentina heavies 12
