European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 18, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Monday september 18, 1967 the stars and stripes " Page 17 Bonavena clubs Mildenberger for verdict by Bob Wicker Mand from or my Nanri  Tenma ,.� u.,. A staff writer Frankfurt is underdog Oscar Ringo Bonavena of Argentina gave West Germany Skarl Mildenberger one of the worst beatings of his career her saturday night pounding out a unanimous decision to move into the semifinals of the work heavyweight elimination tournament. Bonavena floored the Europe an Champ in the first fourth seventh and 10th rounds Enro Ute to his surprisingly easy Victory witnessed by a pro Mildenberger crowd of about 17, 000 at the outdoor Frankfurt Nieder Rad Cycle stadium. American referee Harry Krause who repeatedly warned the wild swinging Bonavena Forlow punches scored it 56-47. Judges Jose Stern of Argentina and Rudolf Drust of Germany showed almost identical card with 58-53 and 57-53 Point totals  Magazine editor Nat Fleischer scored it 57-53 in Favoron Bonavena. The 24-year-old beatle Haire Bruiser from Buenos Aires did just what All the experts said he could t do win by a decision. Bonavena had said him self that he could t outbox Mil Denberger and had flatly predicted that he would score a sixth round  made it Clear in the first round however that he did really plan to wait around until the sixth. After taking some of Mildenberger s Best punches of the night in the first two min utes of action Bonavena sent the German to the Canvas with sweeping left. Mildenberger was  quickly for the mandatory eight count but the writing was on the Wal for the 29-year-old Southpaw who went into this fight rated no. 1by the world boxing association. Bonavena ranked no. 3 by thew a showed Little boxing finesse As he rushed in with hunched shoulders causing Mil Denberger to slip to the can Asfor no counts in the second and third  anxious Argentine caught Mildenberger with a solid left be Hind the head after he slipped in the third and Drew a reprimand fro Krause and Boos fro the crowd. Krause gave the scrappy Argentine a Public warning for Low punching in the fifth. Mildenberger went Down for another mandatory count in this round but hews not Hurt coming Back with a Good series of right jabs to come out on top. The sixth round was a slug est All the Way As Bonavena tried to fulfil his prediction. But it was Mildenberger who landed consistently with stiff lefts to the head and he was clearly in the Lead at the Halfway Point of the 12-round encounter. A hard right to the head sen the German Down in the seventh but he bounced  quickly an withstood some punishing blows while feebly jabbing away in the continued on Tutje tigers hold off nats 5-4, to grab sole Al Lead Detroit  the Detroit tigers took Over sole Possession of first place in the american league saturday defeating the Washington senators 5-4 a winning Pitcher Earl Wilsor o a Hardin turn Back botox 4-1 Boston a the lowly Baltimore orioles derailed bos ton s american league Pennant charge by defeating the red sox4-1 saturday on Rookie Jim har Din s nifty three hitter and boo Powell s three run Homer. The red sox Defeated twice within 24 hours by the orioles were knocked out of a three Waytie with Minnesota and Detroit in the hectic Pennant scramble. The loss dropped the red so into a second place deadlock with Minnesota which lost to Chicago 5r4. Both Are one game behind the tigers who Edge Washington 5-4-. Hardin a 24-year-old right Lander drafted from the new York mets organization for $12,- 00 last november was in com Mand All the Way in hurling his seventh Victory against two  orioles picked  a run in he fourth but were frustrated or the most part of six innings having nine runners Stra Dedas Boston starter Jim Lonborg bore Down in the , failing in a bid for his 21st Victory gave Way to John Wyatt after hitting Curt Blefary to Start the  Blair who had four hits continued on Page 22 highlighted a three run rally inthe fourth inning with a run scoring single and Norm Cash hit a two run Homer in the  Victory moved Detroit a full game ahead of Boston 4-1 loser to Baltimore and Minne Sota which dropped a 5-4 Deci Sion to Chicago. The White sox remained in fourth place 1%games Back. Wilson who allowed five hits 4-run explosion in 9th lifts Chicago to 5-4 win., to s twins out of first Chicago a Pete Ward s run scoring single Cli maxed a four run explosion in the ninth inning that gave the Chicago White sox a 5-4 Victory Over Minnesota saturday night and knocked the twins out of a tie for first place in the Ameri can league. The loss dropped Minnesota into a second place tie with bos ton which lost to Baltimore 4-1saturday afternoon. The twins and red sox Trail Detroit by on game while the fourth place White sox remain a games of the Pace. The tigers edged washington5-4 in another afternoon game. Dean Chance breezed into the ninth with a 4-1 Lead and a six hitter but failed to get another out. Tom Mccraw led off with a single to Center and Ron Hansen singled to right Field with my c continuing to third As Tony Oliva bobbled the  colavito singled past third scoring Mccraw and Hance booted Duane Joseph son s sacrifice bunt filling the bases. Jim Kaat replaced Chance and wild pitched another run Home before Wayne Causey s sacrifice Fly tied Escore. Al Worthington then took Over for Kaat and refilled the bases with a pair of intentional walks setting the stage for Ward s winning single to  locker the third Chicago Pitcher picked  his seventh Victory in 11 decisions while Chance an 18-game Winner suffered his 12th loss. The twins jumped Southpaw Tommy John for three runs in the fifth inning and increase their Lead to 4-0 in the sixth on Bob Allison s 21st Homei Allison started Minnesota s rally in the fifth when he Washin by a pitch. Rod Carew Fol Lowed with a bouncing single Over third. Jerry Zimmerman sacrificed and Zoilo Versalle was Given an intentional pass. Chance lined out to second but Ted Uhlaender singled off John s Glove to drive in one run and when John threw wildly past first Carew also  Tovar then bounced a single  the Middle for the third run. Chicago finally got to Chanceford a run in the seventh on sin Gles by Mccraw and Hansen plus a sacrifice Fly by colavito. Allison s Homer gave him a least one in every american league Park this season a feat also accomplished by teammate Harmon Killebrew and Washington s Frank Howard. In 7 1-3 innings became the first 21-game Winner in the major leagues this season although he needed help from Fred Lasher Over the final 1 2-3innings. Wilson who has lost 10, struck out six and walked two. Trailing 1-0, the Tiger exploded for three runs in the fourth inning to pin the loss on Bob Priddy who is now 3-7. Jim Northrup Cash and Bil Freehan started thinning with consecutive singles to tie the score. In Wert grounded out to move the runners along and Wil son Hith a chopper toward third. Bob Saverine was charging Inland the Ball went under his Glove for an infield single As Cash scored. Dick lines replaced Priddy and got Dick Mcauliffe to hit a potential double play Ball a second baseman Frank Coggins. After Coggins tossed to Short Stop Tim Cullen for the Force at second Cullen threw the Ballint the dugout As Freehan scored. In the fifth inning Cash hit his 19th Homer off Bob Humphreys after Willie Horton doubled. Wilson gave  Washington first two runs on Fred Valentine s run scoring single inthe third and Mike Epstein s Solo Homer in the seventh. 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