European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 29, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes american league won lost pet a a Detroit 24 18 .600 Baltimore 24 17 .686 h Cleveland 4 18 .571 1minnesota 22 19 .537 2tt Boston 21 20 .512 St California 21 22 .489 4k new York 20 22 .476 5oakland 18 23 .439 6tt Chicago 6 23 .410 Taw Ashington 16 26 .381 10 monday s result Boston 3, Oakland 2cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 California 7, Detroit 6, 12 inning Only games scheduled National league won lost pet. Go ban Francisco. 24 19 .558 by. Louis 22 19 .537 1 Atlanta 3 20 .535 1philadelphia 20 18 .526 1h Chicago 22 21 .512 2los Angeles 22 23 .489 3 Cincinnati 19 21 .475 3hpittsburgh 18 20 .474 3v4 Houston 9 23 .4b2 4hnew York 18 23 .439 5 monday s result Houston 10, los Angeles 1 Only game scheduled Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet go san Diego 23 15 .605 Oklahoma City 19 14 .576 1% Tulsa 17 15 .531 3indianapolis 17 18 .486 4h Phoenix 20 22 .476 5denver 8 22 .267 11 Western division Spokane 27 11 .711 Seattle 19 18 .514 7ttvancouver 18 18 .500 8 a Chagall 18 21 .462 9% Portland 5 21 .417 11tacoma 14 20 .412 11 a late game not include monday s result Spokane 2, Phoenix 0only game scheduled International league won lost pet. Go Rochester 19 12 .613 Columbus 15 11 .577 1% Louisville 8 14 .563 it Toledo 20 19 .513 3 Buffalo 18 18 .500 3ttrichmond 15 20 .429 6 Jacksonville 15 20 .429 6syracuse 13 19 .406 6% monday s result Louisville 6, Jacksonville 5 Rochester 5, Buffalo 0toledo 3, Syracuse 2 Only games scheduled Southern league won lost pet. Go Birmingham 22 12 .647 Asheville 20 18 .526 4 Charlotte 18 19 .486 5%bavannah 8 20 .474 6 Montgomery 16 19 .457 6%bvansville 16 22 .421 8 monday s result Asheville 6-10, Montgomery 4-5 Charlotte 2-1, Birmingham 1-3evansville at Savannah postponed rain Eastern league monday s results Watertown 4, plots fled 2blnghamton 5, Almira 3 York at Reading postponed rain Texas league monday s result Albuquerque 5, san Antonio 0amarillo 4, Elpaso 1 Dallas fort Worth 13, Memphis 1shreveport 6, Arkansas 3 exhibition baseball new York no 4. New York Al s Baltimore Al 2, Philadelphia no 0 phils Corral no. 2 pick in free agent draft Philadelphia up the Philadelphia Phillies have announced the signing of shortstop ave Rusco of san Luis Obispo calif., their no. 2 pick in the special phase of the january free agent , 19, 6-feet-5 and 208 pounds will be assigned to Hur on s.d., of the Northern league. No expands to san Diego m continued from Page went playing facilities already exist in san Diego which has anew $28 million stadium seating 45,000.Montreal, with expo stadium now seating 26,000, will have completed a new domed stadium seating 40,000 by 1971,Giles said. San Diego Long considered cinch for a new my franchise will be backed by a group headed by e. J. Buzzie Bavasi executive vice president an general manager of the los an Geles dodgers and c. Arn Holtsmith a banker and owner of the san Diego padres of the Pacific coast league. Bavasi had the Blessing of Nissan Diego venture from dodger owner Walt o  Snyder representing the Montreal City Council said i was surprised the decision did t come  disclosed that the head of the Montreal group is Jean Levesque a financier who also Al Angels nip tigers 7-6, in 12 innings despite landmark hrs by Mathews Anaheim a Tom Satriano s run scoring double in the 12th inning gave the califor Nia Angels a 7-6 Victory Over Detroit monday night despite two landmark homers by the tigers de Mathews Mathews 511th and 512th Ca reer homers sent the 36-year-Oldveteran past Mel Ott into sixth place on the All time  Reichardt led off the 12th with a single and took Sec Ond on a balk by Detroit reliever Daryl Patterson who then hit Bubba Morton with a pitch. Bobby Trevino fouled out but Satriano lashed a double Over left fielder Willie Horton s head scoring Reichardt with the win Ning  tigers fourth loss in their last five decisions Cut their american league Lead to one half Stan Williams beats Tir its tt-1 with Arm and Bat St. Paul Minneapolis a Pitcher Stan Williams drove in a pair of runs in the seventh inning to break a tie then got clutch Relief help from Rookie Mike Paul As the indians Defeated Minnesota 3-1 monday  Horton doubled leading off the indians seventh and was sacrificed to third. The twins Dean Chance struck out Vida Palillo then walked Larry Brown intentionally to get a Williams. But Brown stole Sec Ond and Williams broke a 1-1deadlock with a two run single Down the right Field  hit pinned the de feat on Chance 4-5, who was working on a four hitter until the  relieved Williams 3-2, two tackle hopefuls signed by chargers san Diego up two offensive tackles both 15th-round draft choices have been signed by the san Diego chargers of the american football league. They Are Dan Kramarczyk of Dayton and Robert Wells of Johnson c. Smith University of Charlotte . Wells stands 6-foot-4 an weighs 270, and Kramarczyk is 6-3 and weigh 250. Both will vie for the starting tackle berth vacated when Ernie Wright was drafted by the Cincinnati Ben gals. Casper continues to set Pace in earnings with $104,243 Palm Beach gardens Fla. A the top Money winners of the professional golfers association held their positions this week As Young sters captured the big Money spots in the Memphis open Golf  Casper still holds pro Golf s biggest bankroll with$104,243. His winnings last week were listed As $103,868, but Thetga said monday that figure was a clerical mistake the Only change in the top 10was by Arnold Palmer whose $2,620 winnings in Memphis pushed him from eighth to sixth on the  pack trailing Casper and their 1968 purses Tom weiskopf$85,552 George Archer $79,857 Miller Barber $68,029 Georg Knudson $60,230 Arnold Palmer $53,372 Don january $52,138kermit Zarley $51,106 Tony Jacklin $50,720 Gardner Dickin son $50,563. With runners on second an third and one out in the twins seventh. The Rookie Southpaw making his first major league appearance struck out Pinch hitter Frank Kostro and got Rod Carew on a grounder then held Minnesota to one hit the rest of the  Tovar singled and Pinch hitter Bob Allison doubled Offlee Maye s Glove in left to Chase  twins scored their run in the third. Tovar was hit by pitch went to third on Ted Uhlaender s single and scored As Catcher Duke Sims threw the Ball into Center Field with Uhlaender stealing. The indians promptly tied Itin the fourth when Jose Carde Nal singled stole second an scored on Sims single. Stan s the Man Cleveland a r h Elmaye if Harper i Salmon 2b Gardenal of Sims c Short Onalu 3b Dava Lillo a Lbrown a Sulla is Ppaul p la 40100000 40104110 4011 41203000 30003100 3012 1000 Minnesota a r h a Roseboro c 3010 Kwatro pm 1000perrnoskl p 0000 Carew 2b 4020reeae if 4 0 0 0 Killebrew la. 3 0 0 0ollva of 3010 Roshna 3b 1000hernandz As 3000 Tovar a 3110uhlaemlr of 4010 Chance p 2000allison pm 101 Elm Rynn o 00 00rclark pm 1000 total 33 3 7 3 total 33 1 7 0cleveland 0001002003 Minnesota 001 000 0001dpcleveland 2. Lob Cleveland 8, Minnesota 8. 2bcarew, t. Horton Alli son. 3bt. Horton. So Carder Al 2, Uhlaender Alula Carew  Brown. 8 Alula Dava Lillo. In  w.3-2 01-3paul 22-3  l.,4-5 7 h6 16 1 r Erbb so 10100004 33170002perranoskt 2 hips. Williams two Killebrow Tovar. T2 42. A7,206. Senior Tennis player Dies following match Austin Tex. A Elm Olow 58, of Austin a member of the top ranked senior men s ten Nis doubles team in Texas col lapsed and died saturday Fol lowing an invitational tournament  and his partner had just finished the match winning 8-2,when he slumped to the ground. He was taken to a local Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Game Over Idle Baltimore Andone game Over third place Cleve land which Defeated minnesota3-1. After Mathews led off the seventh with his second Homer off Angels starter Sammy Ellis Don Wert greeted reliever min Nie Rojas with a double an Norm Cash sent the tigers ahead 6-5 with a two run Pinch hit Homer. The Angels bounced Back Totie it in the Bottom of the seved Mathews. 512 in career tenth on a single by Jim Fregosi a sacrifice and Morton s third single. The Angels built a 3-0 Earl Lead before the tigers countered in the fourth on a walk and Mathews 511th career blast. Doubles by Chuck Hinton an Reichardt and a run scoring sin Gle by Morton restored califor Nia s three run Lead in the fifth but Jim Northrup s rib single closed the Gap to 5-3 in the sixth. Mathews Ott to be 6th la Detro Itab Matchlock 2b 6stanley of Northrup rep Cohan o Whorton it Mathow Trews Al Assort 3b Aylor is cosh lilo Lucli p Dobson plaster p Price a Patterson californian h by. A r h by 120 Schaal 3b010 Fregoso As 011 Hinton lb000 Reichardt if 110 Morton rf223 Trevino of 010 Rodgers o110 shall pm 000 Satriano o122 Knoop 2b 000 Bills p000 Rojas p 000 Weaver p000 Ropoza pm 000 Wright p total 468116 total 497187one out when winning run scored. Detroit .000 081 900 0000california 111 020 100 0017 s3freehan. Do California 1. Lob Detroit 5, California 11. 2bschaal, Hinton 2, Rolo Hardt Trevino. Or Mutli Ewa 2 3cash 2. So Morton so tidal Lopoz. 8hlnton. In h r or by Solo Lech 4 2-310 5 0 0 0 Dobson 3 b 1 1 0 8lasher 21-31 0 0 1 i Patterson l.l-2 21-32 1 1 0 2bills 6 64414 Rojas ,. 1-82 8200weaver 12-39 0 0 0 i Wright w.4-1 4 4 0 0 0 2hbppatterson Morton. Balk Patterson. T3 33. A �,7ll. Is owner raceway there is of  no Fri a ii solved in the Montreath operation. " we base a Montreal has not had  1960, when it was a 22? Ber of the International Les Bavasi who still is Jore for the dodgers said/ft8have to work out the details leaving the dodgers and putting together a club in san Diego g not surprised i was t surprised at our selection. We have a Beautiful Ballpark and we have Beautiful weather and those Are two things that baseball needs and. J. Was t surprised atthe selection of Montreal he added. After All i do kno Montreal. I was there in 1948 1949 and 1950 and we had three tremendous years. One of those years we Drew More than 650.001 As a minor league  Montreal was a farm team of the dodgers. Bavasi said o Malley told him " we could Only pick two cities and i m glad san Diego was one " As for my own immediate situation i be never been involved in a $10 million operation before Bavasi said. Ill have to sit Down with or. Smith an make plans for our new  top ten by the associated Preiti based on 90 at Bate american league player club  was Yastrzemski bin Carew  Del monday of Kalvels Cle White nyx of ban  Balko Aco by gab r 42 156 26 41 146 19 33 151 20 35 128 21 33 102 12 43 155 17 42 148 22 37 129 21 41 144 is 3-1 110 14 h a 56 .359 46 .31 47 .311 39 .31031 ,3m 46 .291 43 .28 3s .295 42 .292 32 .291 Home ,  10 , Detroit 11 kill Crew Minnesota 8repoz, California 9 weird Chicago 8 Mcmullen Washington 8. Rung batted , Washington 39 Powell Baltimore 27 , Baltimore 25w.Horton, Detroit 24 kill brew Minnesota 23 Kosco new York 23 Reichardt California 23. Pitching 4 decisions John Chicago 4-0, 1.000 per Ranoa Minnesota 4-0, 1.000 Mclain Detroit,7-1, .875 Hanlyn Baltimore 6-1, is Wright. California. 4-1, .800 Brabender Baltimore 4-1, .800 balms in new York 4-1, .800. National league player club g a r Rose can 41 i 31btaub Hon 2 163 18  pm 31 103flood St 41 167  Cin 39 105  Chi 43 n2oroto by 38 128  All 42 182mccovey so 33 116  Phi 37 121 h pel60 .351 55 .33134 ,330 55 .33 52 .ms53 .308 39 ,3�55 a 35 Ujj m 29 Home run h. Aaron Atlanta 9 Hart ban fran 9 Mccovey Sun Francisco 9, a Chicago 8 Swoboda new Yorks rum batted in staub. Houston 28 pore., Cincinnati a Mccovey. Ban Francisco 27 a new York 26 , Atlanta a pitching4 de Liloni Reed Atlanta 8-0, 1.000 .778 wine. I Helm loll Jurgensen s Arm taken from Washingto Jurgensen Star passer Washington redskins a cast and stitches i removed he his right Arm monday i physician said Everyll ing Good As the result of surge on his right Elbow May 18- a Redskin is off a of Jurgensen will Wear aft a while but is being of Active program of i d new to strengthen his passing Jurgensen nver