European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes o so 8-7 hrs in 9th i St. Paul Minneapolis a ninth inning Home runs by Harmon Killebrew and Ted Uhlaender carried the Minnesota twins from be Hind to a 5-4 Victory Over the Boston red sox sunday. Killebrew led off the ninth with his ninth Homer of the season a 390-foot blast into the left Center Field Pavilion against reliever spark Lyle. Two outs later Uhlaender smashed a 400 foot shot into the right Center Field bullpen of Lyle who had snuffed out a Minnesota rally in the eighth. Lyle re placed Boston starter Dick Ellsworth with one run Home the tying run on third and one put but got Tony Oliva tobit into a rally killing double play. The twins had scored on consecutive singles by Jerry Zimmerman Pinch hitter fran Kostro and Cesar Tovar. Ken Harrelson s three run Homer climaxed a four run fourth inning burst for the red singles by Joe Foy Carl Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith produced one run Harrelson cracked his sixth Homer into the left Field Pavilion. Ellsworth had a one hit shut out until the sixth when Zim Merman and Pinch hitter Ron Lark belted successive doubles for one run and Oliva single another across. 2 socks sock sox Boston Minnesota a r h blab r h Bia Ndrews 2b 4010 Tovar 2b 4021 Foy 3b 4120 Oliva of 4011ystrmskl ii 4110 Killebrew in 4 1 1 1 Smith cd 4111 Rollins 3b 4000petroclll is 4000 Allison if 4000 Harrelson re 4123 Uhlaender of 3111adair in 2010 Hernandz is 3 0 0 0 Scott in 2000 Elm Man c 3120ehowarcl c 4000 Holt or 0100 Ellsworth p 3000 Roseboro c 0000 p 0000 Merritt p 1000rclark pm 1111 Muler p 0000kostro pm 1010 Worth gun p 0000 32 0 9 5total 35 4 8 4 total two out when winning run scored. Boston 000 400 0004 Minnesota 000 002 012 5dpboston 3. Lob Boston 4, Minnesota 2. 2bzimmerman, 8. Killebrew 9. Uhlaender 3. In h r by by so Ellsworth ,.71-3 7 Lyle l.2-1 11-3 2merritt 6 7 2 1worthgtn w.2-1 1 0 32 40 0 St. Louis Hooters win Pasadena Calif. A St. Louis was in Complete control for the first half and Wenton to take a 3-2 soccer Victory from the los Angeles wolves sunday despite line up alterations by . Coach Ray Wood Banks hits pair cubs top giants Chicago a Erni Ebanks Chicago s 37-year-old Marvel smashed two Home runs sunday powering the cubs to a 4-2 Victory Over the Sanfrancisco giants. Banks first Homer a two run blow came in the opening in Ning and featured a three run uprising against Southpaw Mike Mccormick. Breaks Alison s Mark Banks also swept past one of the oldest cub records on the books the 4,149 total bases accumulated by Cap Anson before the turn of the Century. Banks two homers and a sixth inning single gave him a career total of 4,158. Money in the Bank s san Francisco Chicago a r h blab r h Blunt 2b 4111 Kessinger As 4 1 1 0 Cline of 4010 Beckert 2b Baltimore a the Baltimore orioles scored four runs in the first two innings with it a hit survived a Washington comeback featuring Frank Howard s 19th Homer with two on and Defeated the senators 8-7 sunday. It was the fifth Victory in a Row for the orioles and their seventh straight Over Washington this literally walked into a 4-0 Lead As Washington starter Frank Bertaina issued four walks for a run in the first and forced another run continued on Page 22 Memphis Tenn. A Dallas Forth Worth and Memphis made Texas league history sunday when the spurs no Hll Memphis for he second straight time in the firs game of a winning 3-0. Luis Penalver did not Al Low a hit in the seven innings of the opener to duplicate a similar performance by the spurs Bob Watkins Here Friday night. Yanks cop pair from Pale Hose err Sench by Ben Abron 1-300020 Wilzy 2-300000 hands w.5-2 e 42114 we Mccormick 2, Gibbon. Pbdletz.t2 16. A15,138. Good things " in Small packages. Things not the major Allen Taylor Bat phils past cards St. Louis up Allen drove in four runs titanic 460-foot Homer an single sunday to Lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 9-3victory Over the slumping St. Louis cardinals. Tony Taylor also drove i three runs with three singles As the Phillies bombed five pitch ers and handed the cardinals their ninth loss in 11 games. Allen s Homer his seventh of the season was a tremendous blast in the first inning that Titan Evergreen tree in a Garden beyond the Centerfield Wall. The blow came after singles by Tony Gonzalez and Johnn Callison and gave the Phillies a 3-0 Victory went to Woody Fryman who allowed 10 hit the cardinals beaten by the Phillies five times in six games remained in second place one game behind san Francisco. 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We feel there is Only one place where the 10-run Rule the Regula Tion which ends a baseball game if one team is ahead by 10 or More runs after five innings would be feasible the major leagues. Major league players Are the very Best. They must have Spe Cial talents even the worst performers or they would t have attained such status. So when it infrequently occurs that a 10-Runmargin has been achieved chances Are that the victimized team will not be Able to erase its deficit. This does t hold True in Aya High school Little league babe Ruth and service baseball circles. The reason of course is that the players Aren t that talented and Are More Apt to make mistake than Are their professional Brethren. R s0 Eam makes a lot of mistakes Early in the game an fails behind by 10 runs what guarantee is there that the pendulum will not swing the other Way in the later stages. There Haven been any 10-run-Rule games in Safe or army circles to Date this year but the Early season play has been rather shoddy in Man cases with both clubs in most games making quite a few mistakes. It is hard to comprehend Why the Csc or any other league for that matter would let itself open to possible criticism by expanding on what already appears to be a bad Rule. Safe and Usa eur teams play according to the official rules of baseball. Baseball Rule makers study every situation possible every eventuality before making changes. Why go beyond the prescribed regulations making special interpretations or applications to new regulations is entirely out of order if it it ."j611 sports we would t be in this Field if we did to but we think there comes a time when the saturation Point is reached. And Reading who led the nil or Al in punt returns yardage gained on interceptions or How Many double reverses worked Over Coffee easter morning leaves us cold. I Hie t"111? rc2tlons Peop e to the two leagues Are doing a great Job in keeping their product in front of the Public during the off season but we Don t really believe pro football needs any special promotion. Its Appeal to the general Public already is astounding. A Well organized track meet is a Joy to cover or even watch. We have thoroughly enjoyed such events As the Drake relays the Missouri Valley conference track meet and the Illinois High school meet Ove the years. These have been Well the average run of the Mill meet leaves much to be desired. We be been at track meets where one event was run off and we sat around and waited for 20 minutes for the next. And when it was held the whole event required less than 30 seconds the 100, 200, highc1"egory " seems some second Homer his of the year came with none on in the fourth and again just cleared the right Field Wall. Tresh connects in the first game Tom tres followed Horace Clarke s Lead off single in the first with his second Homer of the year and Bobby Cox collected his first major league Home run an inning later. Chicago snapped a 391-3innings scoreless Streak in the eighth when Stottlemyre walked Duane Josephson and Luis Aparicio and Ken Berry slashed bad hop single Over third to score Pinch runner Sandy Alomar. Going Pel Mel Chicago Berry a floss of Ward 3bmccraw in Davis if Peters p Jolsher Snyder pm Priddy Causey pm Josephs a o Alomar pro poker o Aparicio 89 Cullen 2b first game new York Abr Hbl Abt Hbl 4021 Clarke 2b 4220 4000 White if jo00 2000 treat 33 4111 4010 Kosco it 4011 4010 Pep Llonch in 4010 2000 Cox 3b 3111 0000 Wuo Bensn of 3010 1000 erode ghz c 3000 Slot Myre p 3 1 100000 10002000 01000000 2 0 0 n 3000 total 20 1 4 1 total 31 581 Cal Coo too too 010-1new York 2 1 0 020 Oox-5 a Voss do Chicago 1. Lob Chicago 5, new York 4. 2b-lv.roblnion. Hit Treah 2cox 1. 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