European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes a in Doy standings american league won lost pet 18 10 ,64316 12 go go Detroit. Baltimore. 1 .571 2 Cleveland. 10 12 .571 2 Minnesota. 18 14 .533 3oakland14 15 .483 4 ,4 Boston. 13 15 .464 5 Washington. 13 in .464 5 California. 14 17 .452 6v6 new York. 13 17 .433 0 Chicago. 10 16 .385 7monday s results no games scheduled National league won lost pet. Go St. A tolls. 19 10 .655 san Francisco. 15 14 .517 4 Atlanta. 16 15 .517 4 Pittsburgh. 14 14 .500 4% Chicago. 15 16 .484 6cincinnati14 15 .483 5 Philadelphia. 14 15 .483 5 los Angeles. 14 10 .467 5v4 Houston. 14 16 .467 5 a new York. 12 16 .429 014monday s results St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 0 Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 6, bos Angeles 1only games scheduled Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pct. Phoenix. 16 11 .693 san Diego. 15 11 .577 % Oklahoma City .13 10 .585 1 Indianapolis. 13 12 .520 2 Tulsa. 11 12 .478 3 Denver. 4 16 .200 4 Western division Spokane. Is 7 .720 Vancouver. 12 10 .545 4% Portland. 12 12 .500 5% Seattle. 11 12 .478 6hawaii10 15 .400 8 Tacoma. 8 15 .348 9monday s results Indianapolis at Oklahoma City Ppd Rainsan Diego 7, Denver 6 Phoenix 4, Tulsa 3, 10 innings Only games scheduled International league won lost pet. Go Louisville. 13 7 .650 Rochester. 13 7 .650 Columbus. 10 7 .588 1% Buffalo. 11 11 .500 3 Richmond. 11 12 .478 3v4 Toledo. 11 13 .458 4 Jacksonville. 9 15 .375 6 Syracuse. 7 13 .350 6monday s result Toledo 6, Louisville 0 Eastern league monday s results Pittsfield 8, Reading 2york at Binghamton postponed rain Waterbury at Elmira postponed wet grounds Southern league monday s results Savannah 9-3, Asheville 7-4charlotte at Birmingham postponed Rai Montgomery at Evansville postponed rain Texas league monday s results san Antonio 7, Arkansas 3 Memphis 11, Amarillo 7 Elpaso 5, Shreveport 1 Albuquerque 5, Dallas fort Worth 4 taking a walk Atlanta Philadelphia a r h blab r h by Fanlou of 4000 Taylor 3b 4010 Millan 2b 4000 Rojas 2b 4000 Francona pm 0 0 0 1 Callison a 3100 Lum or 0000 White in 1100 Woodward 2b 0000 Ralien if 3000haaron of 3001 Riggs of 3022 Johnson in 4 1 1 0 Ryan c 4000 Taaron if 2112 Pena As 3000 Coyer 3b 4000 Short p 1000 Tiilman c 3000 Parrell p 0000rjackson is 2120 Niekro p 3110 total 29 4 5 4 total 20 2 3 2 c. Short awarded first on Catcher interference. Atlanta 020 000 0024 Philadelphia .000 200 0002 a Tiilman. Do Atlanta 1 2, Philadelphia 1. Lob Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 6. 3bd.Johnson. Or  1. , h. Aaron. A , . . In h r Erbb so  w.3-3 .9 32275  l.2-481-3 5 4 4 8 6farrell 2-30 0 0 1 0 . T2 40. A 3,120. Lbs traded in Steeler Brown Deal Pittsburgh up the Pittsburgh Steeles announced tuesday they traded quarterback Bill Nelsen and defensive half Back Jim Bradshaw to the Cleve land Browns for quarterback Dick Shiner defensive tackle Frank Parker and a higher draft  was the biggest Trade engineered by Bill Austin since he became head coach of the steel ers two years , a Veteran of four sea sons in the National football league was an understudy to Sonny Jurgenson of the Washington redskins for three campaigns and was traded last Yea to the Cleveland Browns where he spelled Frank  alumnus of the University of Maryland Shiner 26, is 6 feet and weighs 190 pounds. Parker 6-5 and 270, starred a Oklahoma state and has five years of  by knee injuries last season Nelsen was replaced by Rookie Kent Nix. Nelsen a graduate of Southern Cal joined theste Elers in 1963. I have Confidence in Nix but Shiner has More experience Austin said. Dick never got areal shot at leading a  Bradshaw joined the steel Ersin 1963 after he was graduated from Chattanooga. Cubs Santo Banks Melody gets to dodgers Singer los Angeles up Monsanto drove in two runs and Ernie Banks hit a two run Homer monday night to Pace the Chicago cubs to a 5-1 Victory Over dodgers. Bill Singer the los Angeles retired the first nine cubs he faced. But Chicago bunched three singles and Derby stewards silent following Marathon session continued from Page 18 Preakness next saturday for Theson of native dancer. Owner Peter Fuller has said he will riot allow dancer s image to Start in the second Gem of the triple Crown unless Cava Laris saddles  among witnesses called were Fuller a Bosto Auto dealer and sex Boxer Cava Laris a resident of Canada who resembles actor Peter Lorre and two members of their stable staff. Also going before the Stew Ards were or. Alex Harthill in whose barn dancer s image was stabled before the Derby Doug Davis who had his racing string in the next barn and two representatives of the drug test the skipper continued from Page 18 on Carson s stage. They concocted some sort of putting surface the audience claimed up just like they do in tournaments while Arnie Sank his putt. Then he tried it. Again but this time with cheers and jeers from All Over everywhere. Through cries of throw the bum out feet stomping whistling the band playing on Palmer again Sank the putt. The conclusion of course was that All this hush hush demand on the galleries is a lot of Hogwash. Same goes for Tennis. I knew i d forgotten something in last week s pre enact ment of the Usa eur basketball Coin toss. Ken Allan of an sports put me straight thusly. I think you should have mentioned that if the Coin had been dropped during the toss the ceremony would have Bee moved to Frankfurt for a Best two of three with an carrying the blow by blow of the first two and the third toss if  though the Coin toss was t that exciting the two teams More than made up for it with three great Ball , sgt. Ken Allan an sports. This letter approved for  g. Benoit 1st it. Sign executive  even such a non student of the game As myself can recognise a trend in baseball. I be been wondering whether youth movements among eager to improve big league clubs May be on the Way out. The . Dodgers appear now to be pioneering a new concept which will naturally come to be known As the age movement " Rocky colavito and Ken Boyer fit. In perfectly giving the dodger the most awesome one two punch of sex Power in either league. I look for them to get Frank Howard Back in about six years. Racing Roundup continued from Page 30 the official federation internationale de 1 automobile Auto Rac ing s authority and also in the official German handbook. Among other things the race was blacklisted by the grand prix Drivers association because the Spanish had not carried out safety measure demanded by the Drivers. A few Days later the requirements were met and the Drivers changed their minds. All apparently except Jackie Stewart. He never entered. Anyway Graham Hill won and Monaco is next on sunday May 26, and that Date is  final footnote several Drivers at zolder who shall be name less Here who competed in the formula 2 race in Madrid on april 28 told me that the checks for their Spanish winnings bounced. Could be that safety was t the Only thing on the Drivers minds when they originally blacklisted the Jarama circuit of Madrid racing at Ramstein sunday the second drag racing go round of the season is set for sunday at the Ramstein Germany air strip. There s a class for every car and registration is from 8 30 to noon. Competition gets underway at j . Trophies Are awarded to winners. Mickey captures tall City laurels Midland Tex. A Mickey Wright settled for a three Over Par 72 sunday but won the$15,000 tall City open by four strokes and ended Carol Mann record tying fourth tournament Victory bid for consecutive this year. The winners Mickey Wright $2,025 66-00-72204 Shirley e Nile Iorii 52,000. .09-08-71208carol Mann $1,600 69-08-72209 Kathy Whitworth $1,108 71-73-71ai5 Clifford Ann Creed $1,108 ,. 70-70-75215judy Hankin $1,108 70-72-07216 Mur Ilyin Smith $725 00-75-72216sandra Spuzich $725 08-73-74210 Samara Jia Ynio $gu2 72-71-7.1-217 Donna Capone $m2 70-71-70217 Ruth Jeuan $142., 75-68-75-218 Lith Stone $442 72-72 74218 Patty Berg $142 72-70-78-218 ing firm that found Phenyl Buta zone in the Colt s urine. Seven lawyers along wit state atty. Gen. John Breckin Ridge and an aide also were atthe hearing. Breckinridge who left after almost seven hours said he at tend Only As an observer. How Ever if the Case were to reach open court it would fall upon him to represent the state Rac ing commission As Legal coun Sel. Hearing evidence and listen ing to sworn testimony in the Case were Leo o Donnell Lewis Finley or. And John g. Goode stewards at the race track that has been the Home of the Derby for All of its 94 years. Downs employees o Donnell and Goode Are employees of Churchill Downs while Finley is an appointee of Testate racing commission. Fin Ley s salary is paid by a special assessment against the race track. In their absence racing Secre tary Alan Lavin his assistant Charles Triplett and h. P. Mor Ancy an administrative aide of the state commission acted a stewards for Churchill Downs regular racing program. All witnesses and the lawyers went inside the general office at 9 . Or a few minutes  door was locked and a guard was posted outside wit orders to admit Only those whose names appeared on prepared list. Double checked even Churchill Downs presi Dent Wathen Knebelkamp and the track s Public relations director Kelso Sturgeon had to be double checked by the guar before they could get inside. Lunch was brought for the stewards by a catering service but unless the major witness sin the hearing slipped out one of several rear doors to the office they had none. Fuller sitting in an Ante room outside the hearing Cham Ber but inside the locked door appeared Jovial Early in the Day but later assumed the hardened look he May have had in the worst moments of his Colleg boxing Days. Cavalaris too smiled frequently Early in the Day but later appeared a bit Haggard. Occasionally both men paced the  and Cavalaris left the hearing late in the afternoon of Fering no comment to news men s questions of what had transpired. The Only definite statements made by the two were that they were flying to Baltimore Tocheck on the Progress of dancer s image in training for the Preakness on saturday. Asked whether there was any Hance he would testify tuesday Cavalaris replied i can t do that if i m going to train my  Santo s sacrifice by to ,. Fourth to take a 2-1 had a5 Don Kessinger an Gle Beckert singled Billy Wilc drove in Kessinger and Santo Fly scored acc Kurt. Singer then struck out Siv Man a \ Row but Backer a singled in the sixth took second on an error and scored on Santo s single. Banks followed with his fifth Homer of to season. The dodgers scored in the first inning on three straight singles with Ken Boyer s hit his first time at Bat As a dodger driving in Wes Parker Singer was lifted after seven innings to take his fifth loss against two victories. He gave up five hits and struck out eight men. 6 Ken Holtzman who lost 6-0 to Singer at Chicago last week collected the record 2-2. After giving with one out win to make his Upin two the singles eighth Holtzman was replaced by sex dodger Phil Regan who retire the Side. 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