European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 22, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes american league won lost pet. Go Petroit 7 1 .876minnesota 6 2 .750 Boston 0 3 .607 Washington 5 -550baltimore 4 4 .500 now York 4 4 .500 Oakland 4 5 .414 California 3 0 .333 Cleveland 0 .333 Chicago 0 7 .000 saturday s results Boston 3. Cleveland 2new York 4. Minnesota 2 Detroit 4, Chicago 1. 10 innings Washington -1, Oakland 1baltimore 10, California 1 National league won lost pet. San Francisco. C 3 .607si. Louis 6 4 .600 Cincinnati 5 4 .558 Houston b 4 .566 Atlanta 5 5 .500 Pittsburgh 4 4 .500los Angeles. 4 5 .444 now York 4 5 .444 Philadelphia 4 6 .400 Chicago 3 6 .333 saturday s results new York 3, los Angeles 2san of Incisco 1, Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 7, Houston 1 Cincinnati 2, Atlanta 1 Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. Phoenix 4 2 .667 Indianapolis 3 3 .500 Oklahoma City. 2 2 .500 Tulsa 1 1 .500 san Diego 2 3 .400 Denver 0 1 .000 Western division Hawaii 2 1 .667 Spokane 3 2 .600 Portland 2 2 .500 Seattle 2 .500 a Vancouver 1 1 .500 Tacoma 1 3 .250 a late game not  s result Oklahoma 2, Denver 1 Only game scheduled International league won lost pet. Columbus 1 0 1.000louisville 0 1.000 Rochester 1 0 1.000 Syracuse 0 1.000 Jacksonville 0 1 .000 Buffalo 0 1 .000 Toledo 1 .000 Richmond 0 1 .000 saturday s results 11m. 2 i 3 3�vi 4m, 4 ,4 6v4 go 1 1 1m.ivi 2 2 2 h3 go 1 1 1 1hik, go Louisville 2, Toledo 1 Columbus 6, Buffalo 2 Rochester 2, Richmond 1syracuse 5, Jacksonville 3, 10 innings. Southern league saturday s results Birmingham 5, Charlotte 1 Savannah 5, Asheville 4, 11 innings 4, Montgomery 2 Texas league saturday s results Memphis a Dallas fort Worth 3, 10 innings Shreveport 7, Arkansas 2 Amarillo 9, Elpaso 2 american basketball Assn by United press International final playoffs Best of seven w Pittsburgh 1 1 new Orleans 1 1 saturday s result new Orleans 10 j Pittsburgh 100 pet. .500 .500 a 3 13 a 0 0 Eastern league saturday s results  -0, Waterbury 2-1 Elmira 6, Bench Umthun 5york 4, Reading 1 National hockey league playoffs East division finals Best of seven w l a Montreal 2 0 13 Chicago 0 2 3 West division finals Best of seven w l  0 0 0 St. Louis 0 0 saturday s results Montreal 1, Chicago 1 of ii Fame scheduled american hockey league semifinals Best of five w l  3 1 a a Providence 1 3 10 a clinched series saturday s Resul Quebec 4, Providence 3 Western hockey league playoffs Weste n a flue finals Best of  a won lost  2 0 Isth j Oquain d 2to saturday s rtt ult Jascu lilt 7, i Ortlund 0. Overtime Central hockey league final Tulsa furl Worth a Over Liliie  Lead by St-of-7 Berita 20 a 10 13 reds rally in 8th to take 1 Triumph from braves Cincinnati a Johnny Bench greeted Stu Miller with a run scoring single in the eighth inning sending the Cincinnati reds to a 2-1 Victory Over the Atlanta braves saturday night. The reds entered the inning trailing 1-0 As Pat Jarvis had stopped them on five hits but Pete Rose opened with a double and Cecil Upshaw relieved. Down with Upshaw atlant Aab r h by Palou of Jackson is Hanron of Johnson Boyer 3b Taaron it Ulliman o Millan 21 Jarvis p Upshaw p Miller p 010000 000ib 3 0 0 0 40004120 3011 3020 3000 0000 0000 Cincinnati a Rose of Ajohnson if Pinson Cuperez 3b May in Bench o Helms 2bcardenas is Arr go pm Jones pm Maloney p r h bi110 020001 120000 021010 000000 000000 total Atlanta Cincinnati do Cincinnati Cincinnati 8. Bench Rose. Pius on. 32 1 0 1 total 31 2 8 2010 000 00 0 1 .000 000 0 2 a 2 1. Lob Atlanta 5, 2bt.aaron, Tillman , Perez. Of Jarvis Upshaw l.0-1. Miller Arr go Maloney w.l-0 hbpupshaw1, 272. In h.7 6. 52-31 1-3 1.7 6 ,.2 0 r Erbb so 1114 0 01 0 1 0 . T2 06. A Rose took third on a ground stand Vada Pinson tied the game with a sacrifice  Perez then singled and Upshaw hit Lee May with pitch before the Veteran Miller made his first appearance forthe braves. Bench followed with his Singleto left Field. Jim Maloney who relieve Jerry Arrigo at the Start of the eighth inning retired six straight hitters for the Victory. Arrigo making his first appearance since being struck by a line drive april 16, held the braves to six hits but two of them were consecutive two Oul doubles by Tommy Aaron and Bob Tillman in the second in Ning that put Atlanta ahead 1-0. The loss ended the braves three game winning Streak. Orioles Blitz Angels 10-1 Anaheim a and Etchebarren drove in four runs and Boog Powell clouded Athree run Homer As the Balti More orioles whipped the Cali fornia Angels 10-1 saturday night. Etchebarren knocked in his four with two doubles pacing the orioles nine hit attack against loser Sammy Ellis and three  Johnson hit a bases empty Homer and Frank Robin Kansas relays continued from Page it our 60-73-4. 3. Carl Salb Kansas Frosh h9-0 1-4. 4. Roger Orrell Houston strides s9.0. 5, Bruce Wilhelm sex Oklahoma state 57-11 1-4. High jump1, Steve Krebs Nebraska g-10 1-4. 2, Mitch Livingston Southern Lull nols 6-8. 3, maj a Conrad southwestern Kan., 6-a 4, John Turck Kansas 6-6. 5tom Hamilton Dallas Baptist 6-6. Discus1, Doug Knop Kansas 181 111-2, meet record old Mark 17s-1 by a Oerter Kansas 1957. 2, Howard Murry Pittsburgh Kan., state 168-1 1-2. 3, Tom Holliday Wichita state 103-11. 4, Bob Thomas Michigan 103-31-2. 6, Gordon Wheeler Oklahoma 161-3. Triple jump 1, Lennox burglar be Broska 51-61-2 meet record old Mark 50-9 1-2 by John Vernon Southern Illinois 1966. 2, John Vernon Southern illinois50-01-4. 3, Bill Aeschlimann Colorado 48-101-4. 4, Henry Granger Pittsburg Kan. State 48-s 3-4. 6, Gary Rainwater Missouri 47-31-2. Javelin1, William Manning for Hays Kan., state 218-5. 2, William Schmidt North Texas state 216-3, 3, John Belmore Oklahoma state 213-3. 4,  Kastern n.m., 213-0. A Joseph Haverick fort Hays Kan., state 208-8. College 2-mlle relay a Chicago Loyola Rich Mullins John Zadarla Leon Munro Bob o Connor 7 41.4. 2, South Dakota 7 41.4. 3, fort Haya Kan., state 7 4-1,0. 4, Emporia Kan.,-state 7 48.2 5pituburg, Kan., state 7 50.0. University 2-mile relay1, Missour Ted Nykiel Jim Larson Bill Wells Craig endicott7 31.0. 2, Oju Home state 7 34.8. 3, Nebraska 7 37.4. 4, Colorado,7 4s.o. 5, Drake 7 49.0. University 880 relay1, Kansas Johr , Jinn Hatcher Julio Meanie Beno likon1 2-1. 2. Oklahoma 1 24.5. 3. Kan  slate. 1 25.5. 4, Drake 1 28.3. 5 Southern Illinois no time. Missouri was fourth but was disqualified. Open 3,000-meter steeplechase 1, con rail Nightingale sex Kansas state 8 52.8 Chris Mccurl tons sex Oklahoma state,8 59.8. 3, Pat Mcmahon Oklahoma Bap list 0 18.2. 4, Paul Mattingly Kansas 2.2. 5, Tom Yergovich Jayhawk track club. 9 43.8. Pole vault1, Chuck Rogers Colorado,17-01-2. I Miel record. Old Mark 10-7 by Fred Burton Wichita state 1�67. 2, Bob Steinl off Kansas us. 3, Don Draper Drake 15-6. 4, Dennis Dukes Here Kear Ney neb. State 15-6. 5, Charles , 15-6. University mile , Kansas Mark Parre jul o , Handy Julian Hen Orison 3 11.2. 2, Drake 3 11.3. 3, okla Loma 3 11.5. 4, Nebraska 3 11.9. 5,Southern ill Lola 3 12.0. College bho1, Murray state Eit in arise Larry Emizi Tom Turner Jinn Frt email 1 20-1. 2, Northeast Missouri 1 20.4. 3, Lincoln mo., 1 27.5. 4 Bouth a Kutu 1.-2s.2. 5, a Tunc nttli., l . A u Vguy mile relay 1, Northeast mis Souri Wayne Dinny Al Jackson Jerry Walker Fred Banks. 3 14.8. 2. Phil Surg Kan. 3 15,4. 3, Oklahoma Christian 3 15.8. 4,  Texas state 3.1u. Kurm a. N i a 3.-j7.j.  sprint Medley i Kansas state Larry Weldo i. M la heur Terry Hulor Tob and Ken Sun suit 3 21.3. 2, Oklahoma 3 21.9. 3, Drake 3 22.3. 4, Kiin As 3 25.8 5, North Texas ,3 32.3. Collar go  no Ali a i poll Burgh a Haas state. 2-0,  Koosman new Yorku 1.000 Mcuan i lots Burgh 2-0, 1.000 idles , 2-0, 1.000 Marschal ban Francisco 2-0, 1.000 sauce Cal an fran Clinco 2-0, 1.000. Son contributed two singles Anda double helping right hander Tom Phoebus coast to his Sec Ond Victory in three decisions Phoebus allowed six hits i seven innings. He lost a shutout in the third when Jay Johnston and Roger Repoz singled and Rick Reichardt delivered a Sac Rifice Fly. Roger Nelson finished up i Relief for Phoebus. 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Up the Quebec aces gained the finals of the american hockey league playoffs with a 4-3 win Over the Providence red saturday night to take their series three games to one. Larry Mckellup and Rosair paiement broke a 2-2 tie with goals for the aces in the final period. The reds were Able to come Only part of the Way Backwith a tally by player coach Dave Creighton. Other scores other Quebec goals came of the Sticks of Jim Morrison in Tho first period and Jim Johnson in the second. Eddie Kachur of the reds opened the game scoring with a first period goal and  Mantha added another in the second session. Quebec faces the Rochester americans for the Calder cup in the first game of a Best of seven series wednesday night in Rochester. 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