European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 12, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse A flt 22 th1 5tam and 5thiws twins Anaheim a Tonyah a brought Minnesota from be Hind with a two fun Homer inthe eighth inning Friday night giving the twins a 6-5 Victory and a split of a twi night double header against the Californi Angels. The Angels won the opener,3-0, As George Brunet pitched a two hitter and Rick Reichardt clouded a two run of the 11 runs in the Sec Ond game were unearned. Har Mon Killebrew reached base on an error before Oliva won the Nightcap with his Homer off loser Minnie Rojas. 1-1.three errors by second base Man Rod Carew helped the an gels score five unearned runs in the second game off twins starter Dean Charyce. De Kirk Patrick hit a two run Pinch Homer for California., Van error by Angel first base Man Don Mincher a bunt single by Ted Uhlaender. A sacrifice fielder s Choice and a single by John Roseboro started the twins on the Road to four run sin the fourth inning three of them unearned. One scored on of 5 6% 5% bv48% american league won lost pet.detroit17 6 .654 Baltimore. 16 9 .640minnesota 15 13 .536 Cleveland 13 12 .520oakland 3 14 .481 Washington 12 14 .462 California 3 16 .448new York. 12 15 .444 Boston 11 14 .440chicago 9 15 .375 Friday s result Cleveland 12, Baltimore 0 Detroit 12, Washington 1new York 2, Boston 1 Chicago 2, Oakland 1 National league won lost pet. Go St. Louis 17 0 .654 Philadelphia. 14 13 .519 3% san Francisco 14 13 .519 3% Atlanta 14 14 .500 i Pittsburgh 13 13 500 4 Cincinnati 13 14 .481 4%los Angeles. 13 14 .481 4h Houston 12 14 .462. 5chicago 2 15 .444 5% new York. 11 14 .440 5&Friday result new York 5, Chicago 1 Atlanta 2, Loa Angeles 1 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 1. San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 4 " ,. Houston at St. Louis postponed rain Pacific coast leap Eastern division. Won lost pet. A Phoenix 14. 10 / .583 Tulsa 11 8 -.579, Oklahoma City. 12 9. .571 san Diego. 11 11 .500 3 Indianapolis 10 12 --.455 3denver 4 12 .250western division Spokane 17 6 .739 Vancouver. 11 9 .5504%portland 11 11 .500 5% Seattle 0 11 .476 6hawaii9 14 .391 8 Tacoma 7 14 .333 9friday s res wits Phoenix 6, Oklahoma City 3san Diego 2, Tulsa 1. Tacoma 9, Seattle 4vancouver 4, Spokane 3 Hawaii 5, Portland 3, 11 innings Indianapolis at Denver postponed rain International league won lost pet. A Louisville. 11 6 .647 Rochester 12 7 .632 Columbus 10 6 .625 Richmond 0 10 .500 2% Jacksonville 9 12 .429 4buffalo 8 11 .421 4 Toledo 12 .400 4% Syracuse 7 11 .389 4% Friday s results Columbus 7, Rochester 5 Richmond 6, Toledo 4buffalo 9, Jacksonville 7, 10 innings Only games scheduled Eastern league Friday s results Reading 8, Waterbury 3". Elmira 4, York 2binghamton 1-1, Pittsfield 0-2, 2nd game 10 innings Southern league Friday s results Savannah 4, Montgomery 2, 13 innings Charlotte 6, Asheville 0only games scheduled Texas league Friday s result Dallas fort Worth 2, by paso 1 Memphis 2, san Antonio 2, tie 8 innings rain Albuquerque at Shreveport postponed rain Arkansas at Amarillo postponed rain North american soccer league Eastern conference Atlantic division w l t pts. Gig Atalanta 5 2 1 44 11 8 new York 21 3 30 9 9boston 1 4 2 23 11 15 Washington 2 3 1 22 9 11baltimore 1 5 1 15 6 11 lakes Divisio Chicago 1 3 4 30 13 18 Detroit 3 3 0 27 12 10 Cleveland 2 1 2 25 7 6toronto 0 3 2 9 3 16 Western conference Gulf division Houston 3 1 1 32 18 4 Kansas City 3 2 1 32 17 9st. Louis 2 4 1 22 12 19 Dallas 0 6 1 10 7 32 Pacific division san Diego 7 1 1 65 23 8 Oakland 4 1 2 40 13 4 Vancouver 3 1 40 14 13 los Angeles 3 0 2 34 11 5 Friday s results Atlanta 1, Boston 0 Baltimore 2, Detroit t St. Louis 1, Chicago 1 win it in 43 seconds Kristoff scores 3rd pin in olympic mat Tri gamer Californi of Fth a Schaal 30 811 0 held a 30 10 Reichardt u 4112morton r. 3000 Mericher in 1-01 0hintott in 3 1 1 0 Rodgers i o 3011knoop 2b 3000 Johns the of 3 0 0 0brunet p 3 0.0 0 Ames Iowa a Larry Kristoff of Carbondale 111., did t take Long Friday night to keep his record unblemished in he . Olympic wrestling trials at Iowa state University. The Burly aau heavyweight Champion took Only 43 seconds to dispose of Gary Kipfmiller of Muskegon mich., for his third straight pin. Kristoff a member of the . 1964, olympic team was the Only wrestler after two Days of Competition and some 300 matches without a penalty Point. Penalty Points called Blac Marks Are assessed against wrestlers for losing or even fail ing to win by pins. Two other wrestlers picked up their first Black Marks during the evening matches Jeff Lew is a 213.5-Pounder from Corva Lis ore., and Dick Sofman of new York wrestling at 125.5. Two Mcaa winners and on former collegiate Champ were knocked out of the running. Mike Gallego of Fresno state was eliminated by Roland Schimmel of be grand ore., Ina 7-1 decision at 171.5. Reg Wicks of the Host school was knocked out of the same weight class by Ron Clinton of Tucson,ariz., during the afternoon. Clinton a former Mcaa to list in turn was sidelined in the fourth round by Iowa state Sophomore Jason Smith. Mickey Wright stands tall with first round 66 Midland Tex. A Mickey Wright Chipping and putting Well clipped three strokes from Par for a 66 and the first round Lead in the $15,-000 tall City open women s Golf tournament Wright who had 15 pars and no bogeys got her Edge on the Par/69, 6,040-Yard Hogan Park course with birdies on the first fourth and tenth holes. She Sank a 15-foot putt on no. 10 former longest putt. A seven Inch rain thursday created a Large Lake on the 17th Fairway and the 510-Yardhole was shortened by 300 Yards and made a Par-3 Mann shooting for her fourth consecutive tournament Victory Sank an eight foot put on no. 1 for an Eagle three Buran into putting difficulties and ended with a Par-69.she three putted three greens and had bogeys on 5, 9, 11, 13and 14, Mary Lou Daniel whose 32 on the Back nine equated that of miss Wrights was two strokes off the Lead with a 68. Mary Mills recorded her firs competitive Hole in one with a six Iron tee shot on the 150-Yardthird Hole. The leaders Mickey Wright 34-33 66mary Lou Daniel Carol Mann Marilynn Smith Mary Mills Shirley englehorn Sandra Spuzich Gerda Whalen. Clifford Ann Creed Donna Caponi Authea Gibson Darken Kathy Whitwort Judy Kimball Patty Berg Sandra Haynie Beth Stone Sybil Griffin Susie Maxwell .,., 36-3268 36-3369 35-3469 32-3769 34-3569 35-3469 86-3470 35-3570 37-3370 37-3370 35-3671 37-3471 39-3372 36-3672 39-3372 36-3672 38-3573 top ten based on 40 at bats. American league player club gab r h pet. Al alb Cle 25 89 11 30 .337carew Man 26 103 16 33 .320 Freehan det 6 98 14 31 .316f.howard was 26 98 11 30 .313 Kosco by 18 45 5 14 .311stroud was 9 46 6 14 .304 d. Johnson bal 25 87.10.26 .299harrelson ban 16 65 9 16 ,291 Ward Chat 24 86 10 25, .291allison Man 27 83 824 .289 White by. 28 83 13 24 .289home runs. Repp California 8 Ward Chicago 8 Killebrew Minnesota 7 ,Washington, 7 6 tied with & runs batted i Repoz California 20 , Cleveland 17 Killebrew Minnesota 17 , Washington 17 Powell Baltimore 16 , Baltimore 16 Olla minnesota16 Reichardt California 16. Pitching ,2 decisions Leonhard Baltimore 2-0, 1.000 Santiago Boston 4-0, 1.000 Wright California 2-0, 1.000 John Chicago 3-0, 1.000 Mclain Detroit 5-0, 1.000 Warden Detroit 3-0, 1.000 Lundblad Oakland 2-0. 1.000perranoski, Minnesota 2-0, 1.000. National league player club g a r h pet. Rose Gin 27 116 22 45 .388francona at 18 45 8 16 .356 at 5 49 5 17 .34 flood St i 26 104 20 35 .337 Mccovey of 7 100 21 33 .330a. Johnson Cin 25104 17 34 ,.327 at 27 117 13 38 .325staub Hon 6 99 11 32 .323 Grote by 25 80 6 25 .313l.johnson Chi 25 93 9 29 .312 Home run Mccovey san Francisco 9 Swoboda new York 8 h. Aaron Atlanta 6shannon, , 5 Santo Chicago 5 Hart san Francisco 5 Mays san Francisco 5," runs batted i Mccovey a n Francisco .24 Swoboda new York -22perez Cincinnati 20b.williams, Chicago 19 staub Houston .18. Pitching 2 decisions Reed Atlanta 3-0, 1.000 Regan Chicago 2-0, 1.000 Kelso Cincinnati 2-0, 1.000hall, Philadelphia 2-0, 1.000 Hoerner , 2-0, 1.000. 2b 4,00-0 Tovar of ,8 Al 1 0ollva m v 8000 Killebrew in 2 0 0 0allison if 30 00 Rclark 3b 2,o ,0 0iimrman e 2 0 00, Costro pm ,.10 00a " 00 0 0 Ler Handz .is.3 0 1 0caat p 2000 Rollins pm 1000bmlller p 00 00 total 26 0 2 0 total 29 3 0 3mlnhesota 000 000 0000 Lail Fornola 000 0-03 00.3 do California lob Minnesota 7, a. 2bschaal. Or Reichardt 5. So Hinton. A held. ". In h l.0-1 6 5 8 3 2 b b. Miller 2 10-003 Brunet w.3-39 3 0 0 7 7 we Brunet. T2 16. Premium on real runs second game Minnesota California a r h blab r h Bic Arew 2b 4011 Johnstone of 4-1 1 0 Rclark 3b 1 0 0 0 Schaal 3b 5020 Tovar 3b 500 0 Mincher in 4000 Reese if 4000 Reichardt if 4 0 1 0alllaon if -1000 shall it 2110 Killebrew in 4 1 1 0 Hinton of 2000oliva if 4212 sat Riario o 2100 Uhlaender of 4 12 0 Wright or o o o Hernandz As 4 1 1 1 Rojas p 1000 Roseboro o 2111 held As 3000dchahce p 3 0 o o Knoop ,2b 3101 Perr Nosul p. 1 0 0 0 Rclark p 1000worthgtn p 0 0 0 0 Kirk Ptrick pm 1 1 1-2 0 0 0 0rodgers c. 2 0 0 0 Golf continued from Page Dick Mayer Doug Sanders .,.,., Larry Hinson .,.frank Beard ,., Horner Blancas .,.,.,George Boutwell Billy Casper .,.,. Bruce Devlin Bill Garrett Jim Gran Labron Harris Tony Jac Lindick Lotz Jacky Montgomer Robert Murphy Jack Nicklaus Charles Gifford ,.re Baxter Jacky Upit. Gardner Dickinson Lionel Frebert Howie Johnson Kel Nagler. H bikes Bert Weaver .,.,Terry Wicox. Mike Higgins Joe Porter t. W 71-70141 70 7114171-70141 71-71142 71-711467-7514 72-701475-6714 71-71142 69-73142 74-881470-7214 74-6814 70-7214571-7114 69-731471-7214 67-7614 70-7314 74-691470-7314 70-731470-7314 72-711473-70-14 71-721473-7014 no Leld out arts r a St _arew8 Infiel #6?&ffoaaboro climaxed the rally by stealing Home. / r. Reichardt s Homer and a run scoring Tingle by Bob Rodgers helped Brunet 3-3, win the opener Over Jim Kaat making his first Start of the year. Brunt turns pm red tote score in 2-1 win total 37 6 7 5 total 34 s 6 3minnesota 00040008 0 6 California. 000-4001 005bmincher, Carew. 3schael held. Lob Minnesota 6, California 9. Or Kirkpatrick 1oliva 2. So Johns tone Roseboro. . 7perranoski w,2-0 2 2-3 h60 re Rubbo 4 Burgmeier. 2rojas l.l-13 2a21,270. 1-3 r. Clark t3 01. Oakland a Lul Laparicio singled stole second and scored on Duane Jet 1son a Bingle in the ninth Inni Nir j leading the Chicago White a i p a s t Oaks 2-1, Friday night Chicago s Tom. Nay John an Chuck Dobs of the athletic were locked in a scoreless g Duel until the sixth inning. Ken Berry the White Aparicio. When he homered off the Loftfield foul Jim Pagliaroni tied it atthe v Bottom of the inning with Homer to left Center Field. Dobson now 2-2, struck out11 and John struck out nine. Looker up tight Abr Hbl 41214110 -30200000 40114010 3000-3000 10000000 30 1 0 3000 00000000 Oakland is 3010 r Jackson of 4 of Obando 3b 400ij Page Liarny o 41111hershber or 00001 Cater in 30001 monday of 40001rudi if 30001 Webster pm 00 001lachemn pm 1001if Dgreen 2b 3010dobaon p 3010j Chicago Berry a Laparicio As Ward i Bradford if Josephs Mccraw in Melton 3b Floyde r pm. Alomar 3bcullen 2b John Plocker a Wood p total 32282 total 321511 Chicago 000001001-21oakland 000001000-11 a Aparicio Josephson. Do Oakland i1 lob Chicago 5, Oakland 6. 2b- Cullen. Or Berry 2pagliaroni 1so Campa Heris h re Robsol John. 72-34 1 129locker w.2-1 .1 1 0 002 Wood 1-3 0 0 0001dobson l.2-29 8 2 2 2 11 j t2 37. A 7,688. Continued from Page 18 of throwing a spitter we hit the dry Side of the Jim Myers assistant coach of the Dallas cowboys Dis cussing pass Protection we specialized in the look out Bioc Klast year. The tackle raises up and says look put Here he comes " John Bridgers Baylor football coach prior to the 1964 season on his school s Hopes for its first Southwest conference football championship since 1924 it took Moses 40 years to Lead the children of Israel out of the wilderness. Our goal a just to tie him we can t beat n a John Baker Pittsburgh Steeles defensive end on his of season employment As assistant supervisor of recreation for we North Carolina department of prisons there Are some a athletes in those institutions but no recruiting is allowed. Keith Lincoln when at san Diego asked Why he playing the Al All Star game despite an injured knee a Low helps Curt Gowdy nationally known announcer describing Dodge first baseman Wes Parker on to he was originally born Chicago.". In. Chub Feeney san Francisco giants vice president a scribing one of the team s stars that Guy is so dumb he cant take a Shower and sing at the same time,." nil Mickey Rooney the actor recalling the advice f la Palmer Bis pro partner in a tournament after Hethe Ball on every shot he told me to Wear lower no our de Runge american league Umpire responding towhee introduced at a Kansas City sports luncheon first time i have been cheered since i got hit by Ain Casey Stengel when managing the mets infielder Danny Napoleon hell be of if he keeps out of his Shirtralph Deleonardis Pacific coast league Umpire of blowing an easy play at the plate new i blew it we i saw Roy isometric tension instructor for. 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