European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 27, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 22 the stars and stripes american league won lost pet. 1417 1818 1921 .632 .576 .550.538 .513 .488 Detroit 24baltimore 23 Cleveland 22 Minnesota 21 Boston 20 California 20new York 18 22 .450 Oakland 17 22 .436 Chicago 6 21 .432 Washington 16 25 .390 saturday i result new York 1, Chicago 0, 10 innings Minnesota 1, Boston 0 Baltimore 5, Washington 2 Detroit 2, Oakland 1california 5, Cleveland 1 National league won Loit pet. Of 33 3v,44 716 go san Francisco. 24 18 .671 St. Louis 22 18 .550 1 Atlanta 2 20 .524 2 Philadelphia 19 18 .514 2v4chicago 21 21 .500 3 of Angeles 21 22 .488 3ms Cincinnati 19 21 .475 4 Pittsburgh 18 20 .474 4 Houston 18 22 .450 5new York 18 22 .450 5 saturday result Chicago 3, san Francisco 0 Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 0 Houston 3, los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 4, 12 innings new York 9, Atlanta 1, 8 innings rain go 1v&4 4vfc6 12 Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. San Diego 23 14 .622 Oklahoma City .19 13 .594 Tulsa 16 15 .516xlndianapolis 16 16 .500 Phoenix 18 21 .462denver 7 22 .241 Western division Spokane 24 11 .688 Vancouver 18 16 .529 5% Seattle 17 18 .486 7 a Hawaii 6 20 .444 8h Portland 15 19 .441 8v6 Tacoma 4 18 .438 8 /6 a late game not included saturday s result Phoenix 9, Tacoma 5 Portland at Seattle postponed rain Vancouver at Spokane postponed rain Denver at san Diego postponed stadium conflict Tulsa at Oklahoma City postponed we grounds Indianapolis at Hawaii Lato game International league won Rochester 17 Louisville 7 lost pet go 11 12 .607.586 .577.515 .500.441 .414.394 1 2%3 5 5%6% Columbus 15 11buffalo 17 16 Toledo 8 18jacksonville 15 19 Syracuse 12 17 Richmond 13 20 saturday s result Toledo 7, Rochester 1 Bufalo 5, Syracuse 2 Louisville 5, Richmond 4 Jacksonville 4, Columbus 2 Eastern league saturday s result Pittsfield 5, Waterbury 4 Binghamton 10, Elmira 6reading 1-5, York 0-4 Southern league saturday s result Savannah 4-1, Evansville 2-6 Montgomery 3, Asheville 0 Charlotte 5, Birmingham 1 Texas league saturday s result Elpaso 13, san Antonio 11 Albuquerque 8, Amarillo 3 Shreveport at Arkansas postponed we grounds Dallas fort Worth at Memphis postponed rain North american soccer Eastern conference Atlantic division w l t spa Tanta 6 2 2 15 now York 4 2 4 17 Washington 4 3 2 15baltimore 5 1 14 Boston 1 7 2 15 lakes Divisio Chicago 3 3 5 18 Cleveland 2 4 13 Detroit 4 5 0 15 Toronto 2 3 3 10 Western conference Gulf division Kansas City 4 3 2 16houston 4 5 i 15 St. Louis 252 8 Dallas 0 9 1 8 Pacific division san Diego 7 3 i 22 Oakland 7 1 2 17 Vancouver 5 6 2 16los Angeles 4 1 2 11 saturday s result Baltimore 2, Cleveland 1 Washington 3, Vancouver 2 Only games scheduled league pts. Of ga57 16 10 53 18 1445 17 17 41 14 13 37 15 30 51 22 1943 15 12 39 21 1731 10 21 46 23 1342 22 11 26 13 24 11 8 47 67 25 12 65 20 652 17 16 11 12 6 British harrier wins Harvard s top award Cambridge mass. A Jim Baker 24, of Northfleet England is the 1968 Winner of the William j. Bingham award Harvard s highest athletic award. Baker two time Cross country Captain and Holder of the har Vard mile record of 4 02.2, was honoured at the annual varsity Jub senior dinner. Meredith re ups with Dallas up Don Mere Dith saturday scotched All reports of his retirement by signing a new three year contract to quarterback the Dallas cowboys of National football  contract the terms of which were not disclosed was described however by Cowboy president Tex Schramm As theist contract Ever written for Adallas Cowboy  Meredith has twice led the cowboys within inches and seconds of the nil Champion ship in title games against the Green Bay packers. His last frustrating experience on the Frozen turf at Green Bay last new year  brought despondency and talk of retire  Meredith said saturday that he was pleased an excited Over the new contract and added but i am even More excited about the coming season. Think All of our players Are. Reportedly signed a six figures after closing a american collegiate career Southern  d. Allison at pole in . Race continued from Page 11 Plymouth and  one Chrysler Man said he did t think there had Bee enough time to perfect the dual Carburettor system. The dual carburettors won to us any Good at All he said Chrysler has done nothing tothe intake and manifold except Widen it to fit the two carbs Charlotte . A the starting Field for sunday s $152, 000 world 600-mile Stock car race at Charlotte motor Speedway with four Lap six Miles average qualifying speeds Hueytown ala., Columbia 1. Donnie Allison Ford 159.222 . 2. Lee Roy Yarbrough,s.c., Mercury 159.208. 3. Cale Yarborough Tummons Vullo s.c., Mercury 158.857. 4. David Pearson Spartanburg Ford. 157.527. 5. Bobby Allison Hueytown ala.,Ford, 157.267. 6. Richard Petty Randleman .Plymouth, 156.652. 7. Tiny Lund Cross b.c., Mercury,156.328. 8. Curtis Turner Charlotte.Plymouth,156.250. 9. Darel Dler Lnger Charlotte plym Outh 155.792. 10. Charlie Glotzbach Georgetown ind,.,Dodge Charger 155.429. 11. Paul Goldsmith Munster ind., Dodge Coronet 155.655. 12. Buddy Baker Charlotte Dodge Charger 155.192. 13. Jerry Grant Modesto Calif plym Outh 155.005. 14. Bobby Isaac Catawba ., Dodge Charger 154.254. 15. Paul Bud Moore Charlotte Dodge Charger 152.921. 16. John Sears Ellerbe ., Ford,149.179. 17. Sam Mcquagg Columbus oa., Dodge Charger 147.798. 18. G. C. Spencer Jonesboro tenn.,Plymouth, 146.188. 19. Sonny Hutching , va.,Ford, 145.081. 20. Elmo Langley Landover md.,Ford, 144.082. 21. James Hylton Inman s.c., Dodge,149.847. 22. Paul Lewis Johnson City tenn.,Dodge, 144.039. 23. Frank Warren Augusta ga., Che Velle 143.489. 24. Friday Hassler Chattanooga tenn.,Chevelle, 142.334. 25. Tom Ingram ashes lilo . Che Velle 141.008. 28. Phil Wentz Irvington ala., Che Velle 140.307. 27. Dave Marcus. West Salem wla.,Chevelle, 140.328. 28. Larry Manning Richmond va.,, 139.696. 29. Harold Fagan Toronto Canada Ford 139.608. 30. Earl Brooks Lynchburg va., Ford,139.596. 31. Earl Balmer floyds knobs ind.,Mercury, 154,159. 32. Bill Selfert Skyland ., ford45.319. 33. Nell castles Charlotte ., plym uni. 145.267. 34. Roy Tyner Lake View s.c., Ford,41.389. 35. Bill Champion Norfolk va., Ford,41.028. 38. Dennle Waldo Columbus Ohio Ord. 140.857. 37. E3. J. Truvette Atlanta ga., Che Elle 140.688. 38. Bob Cooper a atonal . Che Relle 140.302. Qualifying via 30-mile Consolation race 39. Harold Smith Columbus  re. 124.543. 40. Jabe Thomas curl Slansburg a Ord. 41. Wayne Smith Advance ., Che Ello. 42. Henley Gray Rome da., Ford. 43. Wendell Scott Danville va., Ford. 44. Bob Moore Macon oa.,  de degree Lake View b.c., Ford Tedulo Yarboro Tulkin ., Plymouth. Phils9 Fly Ball tips cards to St. Louis a Dick far Rell pitched out of a ninth inning Jam in Relief of Larry Jacksons the Philadelphia Phillies edged St. Louis 1-0 saturday night on Don lock s sixth inning sacrifice Fly. The loss eighth for the Cardi nals in their last 10 games left them one game behind Sanfrancisco s National league leaders who bowed to the Chi Cago cubs 3-0 saturday after noon. Jackson a former Cardinal allowed Only three hits until the ninth when Orlando Cepeda and Johnny Edwards stroked one out singles. Farrell then came out of the bullpen retired Phi Gagliano on a pop Fly to first baseman Bill White and go Pinch hitter Dave Ricketts on a liner to third baseman ton Taylor. Jackson squared his season record at 5-5 by beating his sex teammates for the second time in eight Days. 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R 5 2-3 0 7 1-3 2-31 7 0 0 r Erbb so 0021 0000 All Star coach is selected Angels pin bubbling tribe 5-1 Anaheim a Jim Mcglothlin pitched a three hitter saturday night and Chuck Hin ton clouded a three run Homer As the California Angels capitalized on four Cleveland errors to beat the indians 5-1. Mcglothlin 4-2, lost a shutout in the sixth inning after the indians loaded the bases on a sin Gle by Chico Salmon a hit bats Man and an error. Salmon scored an unearned run As Max Alvis beat out a grounder for single. Left hander Sam Mcdowell was the victim of Cleve land s Sloppy Fielding. An error by shortstop Larry Brown put Bubba Morton on base inthe fourth inning. He stole Ond reached third on Catcher Duke Sims throwing error and scored As Bobby Trevino single to left. 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Van Brocklin will select his assistant coaches and the players who will report to Northwestern University july 11 for three weeks of  Tribune charities which sponsors the game said  Brocklin was picked to coach the stars against the packers because of his record against Green Bay while coaching the Vikings and because of his experience in theall Star game. Total 31 1 4 1 total 30 5 6 5lleveland 000 001 000 1 Alifornia 000 131 0006 e5 tre Altio l. Brown 2, Sims 2. Do Cleveland 1. California 1. Lob Cleva and 6, California 8. 2b Dava Lillo. He Hinton 1. So Morton. 8 Rochardt Maqi Othlin.  6 0 0 12 3mcqiouiln w.4-2 .8 41 hip Mcd Lothlin slum. Pm stius"t2 27. A-10.024. A sour note. Continued from Page 19 were few bleachers and half of them look like refugees from before world War ii. We understand that part of a Section of bleachers at a Mannheim High football game there last fall collapsed injuring several spectators one seriously enough to be taken away in a ambulance. The football Field has hardly a Blade of grass  s been run Barren with obviously no attempt to reseed it As must be done each year if a Field is to be kept in Good condition. The track was practically devoid of cinders. They appeared to be spread about the football Field and around the fringes of the baseball Field along with assorted pieces of broken Glass paper wrappers Etc. Two things used to serve both areas and serve them Well the press Box and Concession stand. The press Box standing atop a storage shed presented one of the most miserable sights we have Ever seen. Every pane of Glass around All four sides had been broken out. Not a piece of furnishings was within. Everywhere chipped paint added to its untidy Barren appearance. A slab of Concrete now every one of us sports staffers who have been Here two or More years remembers what a pleasure it was to get a football assignment at Kae Fertal when the weather was cold and Nasty behave fond memories of that warm glassed in press Box protected from Winter s icy blasts. Where concessions were once sold there stands a slab of con Crete floor nothing else. Someone said they Tore it Clown a couple of. Years ago they never said Why just Tore it  no replace ment has been provided. It s no wonder few fans wander Over to watch the 2nd brigade play baseball or football or a Mannheim High school they use the Field too but have no responsibility Tor maintenance football or soccer game or track meet. Fans always like a Little something to Munch on or sip. If the picture needed a capper which it really does to there is a Large Boulder near the Field s Entrance on which was Moum Eoa Bronze plaque in memory of someone named Woods to w Oul foe facility was dedicated. Someone has stolen even  in All it s a sad situation indeed one appearing All too we Here in Europe. We recall the track at Kaiserslautern s Voge iwo athletic Plant which the army is charged with main taming certainly showed Little signs of care for a a town Wiesbaden dual meet earlier this year. We would t be surprised if officials were a Little embarrassed or maybe it s like this a and the officials and youngsters Are used to this sort or everyone these Days is Economy conscious Over Here. For so special services and athletic programs might be a Good Nisi w b for slashing but in general everyone has a Little Ess.  Handicap not having the funds to do some of the things one once Able to do. But not making any Effort is another twin Woods memorial it looks very much like there is nobody we � Edisto make the Effort. And that s where our Gripe is no Toay to care. Us