European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 15, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 18 the stars and stripes Friday september 15, 1967 3-Ruii 8th lifts Boston Over . Boston a Rico Petro Celli s two run double highlighted a three run eighth inning wednesday that carried the Boston red sox to a 4-2 Victory Over Kansas City. The Victory kept the red toxin a first place tie with Minnesota which edged washington3-2 in a night game. Petrocelli s two out double broke a 1-1 tie. The drive scored Pinch runner Joe Foy and Ken r. Smith Harrelson who received an intentional walk with two out. Reggie Smith s single score Petrocelli with the third run. The red sox took a 1-0 Lead inthe fourth but missed an Opportunity to add to their total when George Scott left third base too soon after an Outfield Fly with one out. Jerry Adair opened the inning with a single. After Carl Yastrzemski fouled out Scott singled to Center. Adair raced to third and Scott took second on the play. Harrelson Drew an intentional walk filling the bases. Petrocelli then singled to left scoring Adair with the game s first run. Reggie Smith followed with a Fly to Mike Hershberger in right Field and Scott was declared out on an Appeal play for leaving third base before the catch was made. The play went from Hershberger to Catcher Dave Duncan to third baseman Sal Bando. Two errors by first baseman Scott enabled Kansas City to tie the score in the fifth. Jim gos Ger reached first when Scott bobbled his ground Ball and Ca Ter s single to left put runners on first and second. After band popped out Scott made a diving Stop of Duncan s grounder but threw wild to first on the single and Gosger raced Home. 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The stars and stripes # � Lolich pitches 6-1 Triumph As tigers beat orioles for 15th time this year Detroit up Al Kalin and Dick Tracewski backed Mickey Lolich s five hitter with consecutive Solo Homer runs As the Detroit tigers beat the Baltimore orioles 6-1 wednes Day night for the 15th time this season and remained one game off the american league  s 24th Home run came in the third inning right after Tracewski lined his first of the year into the left Field seat both shots came off Pete Richert who lost his 15th Gamin 24 decisions. White sox Edge indians 1-0 y As colavito9 s single in 17th plates Bradford Chicago a Rocky colavito s single in the 17th inning drove in Pinch runner Charle Bradford with the winning run As Chicago edged Cleveland 1-0wednesday night. Ken Boyer hit a one out single off Indian reliever Bob Tiefenauer. Bradford ran for boy Erand took second on a passed Ball. Tom Mccraw was purpose Rocky colavito. Game ending hit soc chooses training locales Chicago a the air Force Academy and Alamosa oth in Colorado were name sunday As primary High Altitude raining Sites for the 1968 olym Pic squad by the . Olympic Ommittee meeting in  g. Lentz executive director of the soc told news conference that nearly 160 members of gymnastics an swimming teams will train at he air Force Academy Nea Colorado Springs. About 100 wrestlers basketball player Sand Long distance trackman will train at  addition the committee announced entries in the sprint ing and Field events will train at South Lake Tahoe calif., if planned All weather track is completed. By passed before colavito s sin Gle. The Victory left the fourth place White sox three games behind Minnesota and Bosto nand two games Back of Detroit in the red hot american league Pennant scramble. Gary Peters and Sonny Sie Bert hooked up in a spectacular pitching Duel for 11 , the White sox Ace left hander allowed just one chitin the 11 innings he worked but was constantly in trouble be cause of 10 bases on balls. He struck out  in 12th Siebert permitted three hits Over the first four innings but the White sox did t get another until the Lith. Siebert left for a Pinch hitter in the 12th.the Only hit off Peters was a triple by Joe Azcue with one Outin the second. Peters then walked Jose Vidal and Vern Fuller to Load the bases before getting out of the Jam on Larr Brown s Short Fly Ball and Sie Bert s  White sox left two men at third in the Early going. Do Buford tripled with one out in the first and Ron Hansen Dou bled in the third but was stranded. 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Lolich picking up his sixth straight win after dropping 10 in a Row ran his record to 11-12he has beaten the orioles four times while Detroit was rolling up a 15-3 season Mark against the Birds. The Detroit left hander Al Lowed just two hits both sin Gles by Brooks Robinson until Dave Johnson doubled Down the first base line in the seventh and scored on Sam Bowens Bloop single to Center. Lolic struck out eight and walked just one Batter while stranding fou Baltimore base runners. Willie Horton provided Lolic with a working margin in the first inning when he tripled to deep right Center with two on. Mickey Stanley had doubled to open the inning and Tracewski singled to deep Short. Relief Pitcher Bill Dillman walked in Kaline after he had singled and moved to third on Horton s double. Kaline. Who had three hit Sand scored three runs came Home in the fifth inning on do Wert s sacrifice Fly after doubling to left and advancing on Dillman s wild pitch. 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Minnesota trips nats in 3-2 tilt Washington a Dea Chance came out of the bullpen in the ninth inning wednesday night and saved a Victory for the faltering Jim Kaat As Minnesota beat Washington 3-2 and remained tied for the american league Lead. The twins Are tied for firs place with Boston which won an afternoon game from Kansa City 4-2. Kaat had shut the senators out on six hits through the first eight innings but singles by Frank Howard and Paul Casa Nova and a double by Fred Val Entine in the ninth Cut the twins Lead to 3-1 with none out. Tony Oliva left the game after crashing into the Wall in right attempting to catch Valentine double. Chance then came in from the bullpen for his second Relief Job of the season and after giving up a sacrifice Fly to Frank cog gins struck out Mike Epstein and Cap Peterson ending the game. Killebrew homers Harmon Killebrew s 39thhomer, tying him for the league Lead with Boston s Carl Yastrzemski gave Minnesota a two run Lead in the first inning an the twins scored their other run n the fourth on a single by Oliva and a triple by Bob Allison. Kaat winning his fourth straight and squaring his record at 13-13, struck out nine an pitched out of a bases loaded Jam in the eighth getting Ken Mcmullen to ground into a Force play ending the Frame. After the game a report fro the twins dressing room indicated that Oliva had suffered acut Over his left Eye and had banged up both his Knees outdid not appear to be seriously injured. 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Up Ralph Lapointe 45, the univer Ity of Vermont s varsity baseball coach since 1951, died at Mary Fletcher Hospital wednesday after a Long illness. A native of Winooski la Pointe coached baseball at Ermont for 16 years without ving a losing season. His earns won 216 games and lost27