European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 06, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                1968 Minnesota cops 3-0 Decson a four hitter drove the stars and stripes Page 19 red sox tigers Divide 2-0 games Boston up Light hitting Don Wert homered to spark the Detroit tigers to a 2-0 Victory Over Boston and a doubleheader split tuesday night after George Scott s bases loaded double one of the two red so hits in the game gave Boston a 2-0 win in the  Gary Waslewski of the red sox and Pat Dobson of the tigers were locked in a scoreless pitching Duel in the second game before Wert hitting .225, belted his sixth Homer in the seventh inning. Detroit added another run Lateran the inning when Jim Price s singled and three walks forced him Home. Dobson making his first Star of the season and Only the second of his Brief major league career scattered five hits. He Wae tuesday night be s was the third in a for he Yankees and the Shin their last seven games. Witt gave up a pair of sin a in the first inning and two so to the third then stopped Yankees cold in squaring his id at 4-4. The slender South-,2 struck out seven and re s he last 17 Yankees m or Dafter issuing his Lone walk u Joe Pepitone m the  s double started burst off loser Stani Bahnsen 5-2, in the fourth. To in took third on a single Byrod Carew who continued second on the throw to the Ifield Killebrew sent Tovar Home Hith a sacrifice Fly to left car be taking third after the catch and Tony Oliva followed with another scoring Fly to left. The twins added a run in the eighth on Ted Uhlaender s sin Gle Bahnsen s error on a bunt by Tovar a bunt single by car be on which Bahnsen collided win Catcher Ellie Rodriguez Aid Killebrew s sacrifice Fly tonight Merritt orious Epstein Nairn tip i indians nudge Chison Tom Minnesota a r h by i i Maendy of 4110 i Tovar is 3120 new York a r h by Clarke 2b White if 40 2 04010 40004010 2000 3000 30003 0 00 20001000 0000 in 10th Taw 2b 41 20 Mantle la i kure la 1 0 0 2 Kosco of i Olivi of 3001 Pepitone of i total 3b 0000 Tresh s3 Butk 3b 4 0 0 0 Cox 3b Ion b 4020 Khodr Gez c i rib Gro c 4000  p i str let p 3000 Howser pm Mon Bette p total 30 3 7 3 total 30 0 4 0 Uin neiota 000 200 010 3 new York 000 000 000 0 a Cox Bahnsen. Do new York 1. I we Minnesota 5, new York 4. 2b i Tim. 8-Tovar. 8fkiilebrew 2, Oliva. In h Erbb Solitt w.4-49 40017 Obi Iuen l.5-2g 7 3 3 1 8 Baquette i 000001-2 14. A 9,131. Cleveland up Larry Brown hit a Sac Rifice Fly with the bases filled and none out in the eighth inning tuesday night climaxing a two run rally and giving the Cleveland indians a 2-1 Triumph Over the Chicago White  indians tied the score against Gary Peters on successive singles by Chico Salmon Jose Vida land Vern Fuller and then filled the bases when Pitcher Luis Tiant bunted and was Safe on single when first baseman Tom Mccraw failed to cover the bag. Brown followed with his game winning Fly to left which scored  White sox took a 1-0 Lead in the third inning on a walk to Peters Sandy Alomar s Sacri fice and a single by Bill  Tommy Harper robbed the White sox of two More runs when he leaped against the right Field Wall Totake a Homer away from  allowed Only four hits and struck out six in scoring his eighth Victory of the season against four losses. The defeat was the sixth f9r Peters compared to two wins. Peter batted for himself with two out and runners on first and third in the ninth and lined out to  was the 23rd one run decision this reason for the White sox who have won 11 and lost 12 of the  Washington a Mike Epstein a strike out victim his first two times at Bat in the return from the minors blasted a two run Homer to Lea the Washington senators to a 4-2 Victory Over the Oakland athletics tuesday night. Bernie Alle was Safe on Ted Kubiak s error to Lead off the senators sixth inning and Epstein followed with Rifle shot off loser Jim Catfish Hunter 5-4. Joe Coleman 3-5, gave up two runs in the firs three innings but settled Down to win for the first time since May 12. He re tired 14 in a Row from the third through the eighth and finished with a five hitter. Late lightning spaniard wins Berlin title Berlin a Manuel san Toa of Spain won the Berlin National Tennis title monday Al defeating Tom Ocker of the Netherlands 6-8, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. 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Reliever the the base single and Billy my the braves tied the game 1-1in the fourth inning on Felipe Alou s walk and Felix Millan Srun scoring double. Cincinnati had taken a 1-0lead in the second As Perez walked took third on Arrigo single and scored on a single by Pete Rose. The single extended Rose s hitting Streak to 14 games. Box score on Page 22 California topples Baltimore Baltimore up to Satriano Pinch hitting for a Pinch hitter singled with the bases loaded in the 10th inning to drive in two runs and carry the California Angels to a 5-3 Victory tuesday night Over the Baltimore orioles. After Baltimore s Elrod Hen Dricks hit a two out two run Homer in the ninth to tie the game Jim Fregosi started the 10th by working Moe Drabowsky for a walk and going to second on a wild pitch. Roge Repoz was then walked intentionally and Don Minche sacrificed the runners along against John o  Reichardt was then walked intentionally and Bubba Morton was inserted As a Pinch hitter for de Kirkpatrick. The orioles countered with right hander Roger Nelson but Cali fornia manager Bill Rigney had Satriano who bounced a two strike single through the Middle of Baltimore s drawn in  Rojas working in Relief of Sammy Ellis pitched the last 1 1-3 innings to gain his second Victory against three losses. Drabowsky the fourth of six Oriole hurlers suffered the loss. Pinch for Pinch California Balti Moreau r h blab r i by Schaal 3b 3000 Blair of 5 1 10 i Hall pm 0000 Blefary of 30101000 motion if 5000 3211 Powell la 41113221 Robinsn in 3 0 1 0 3011 Johnson 2b -1 0 0 0 4000 hem tracks c 4112 3010 Belanger a 2000 0000 Buford 2b 0000 1012 Leonhard p 2000 0000 Richer p 0000 5000 Errol Man Ali 1000 Mike s Back Oakland Washington a r h by a r h by  is 3110 Unser of Kubiak 2b 3120 Stroud of Bane to 3b 4000 Howard if Al Hobs if 4012 Mcmullen 3b Pagliaro e 4000 Ballen 2b a Jackson of 3000 Epstein la Cater la 3000 Hansen is monday pm 1010 Casanova c Odom or 0000 Coltman p hers hgr of 4000 Hunter p 2000 Lundblad p 0000 Donaldson pm 1000 Sprague p 0000 40104110 2000 40004221 4112 4000 20202011 survived his toughest Jam in the eighth when Jose Tartabull singled off Dobson s pitching hand and Joe Foy followed with a single to right. But Dobso ngot Carl Yastrzemski to end the threat with a liner to deep enter. Yastrzemski whose 12-Gamehitting Streak was snapped in the opening game was l-for-6 in the doubleheader and his average slipped to .345in the first game Scott in a hitting slump most of the season got the first hit off Mickey Lolich with one out inthe sixth inning to drive in the Only two runs of the  sox had loaded the bases on two walks and Lolich s error when he fumbled Ken Harrel son s dribbler in front of the plate before Scott slammed a 1 1 pitch on one Bounce off the Loftfield Wall to drive in two runs. Harrelson was thrown outta the plate on the play trying to score from  Bell pitched three hit Ball until two out in the ninth when he walked two batters and Sparky Lyle came on to get Pinch hitter Price on a Force play to end the game. Bell also had the Only other Boston hit in the game. Great Scott total 32 2 5 2 total 30 4 8 Oakland 101 000 0002 Washington 011 002 oox4 a Mcmullen , Kubiak. Do Oakland 2. Lob Oakland 6, Washington 6. 2bkubiak. 3bstroud. Or Epst 2. A Coleman  h r Erbb so Hunter l.5-4 62-38 4 3 3 Lindblad 11-30 0 0 0 Sprague 1 0 0 0 0 Coleman w.3-5 .9 5222 t2 24. A 6,135. First game Detroit Bost Nab r h blah r h by 4000 Andrews 2b 0000 3000 Adair 2b 1000 4000 Foy 3b 3100 3000 Yate Mykl if 3100 2010 Harrelson of 3 0 0 0 1000 Tartabull of 1000 3000 Scott la 3012 3000 a Smith of 3000 2000 Petrolli is 30001010 How aril c 2000 2010 Bell p 3010 1000 Lyle p 0000 0000 Cauliffe 2b Stanley of Northrup re Freehan c grown if Price pm Cash Ita Wert 3b Oyler is Matchick by Lolich p Whorton pm Patterson p for Bavasi Thompson dodgers new pm total 29 0 3 0 total 25 222 Detroit 000 000 0000 Boston 000 002 Fox 2elolich. Do Detroit i Boston 1. Lob Detroit 6, Boston 5. 2bscottip h r Erbb so Lolich l.3-3 7 2 2 2 0 4 Patterson 1 00001 Bell w.5-1 82-33 0 02 Lylo 1-1 00000 t2 18. Pats sign receive Boston up the Boston patriots have announced t h designing of receiver Henry Mckay to a 1968 american foot Ball league contract Mckay of Guilford . College was the fifth leading receiver in the nation according to naia Statis tics for 1967. Held 3b fru Josi is a Coz of Mincher la Reichardt if or Ptrick re Morton pm Satriano i i Hinton or Rodgers c Knoop 2b Ellis p Rojius p 4110 Watt p 0000 3010 May pm 0000 1000 Rabosky p 0000odonhue p 0000 Nelson p 0000 total California Baltimore do California Baltimore 7. 34 & 8 5 total 33 3 5 3. 100 000 200 20 100 000 002 03 1. Lob California 10, 2brepoz 2, Blair Knoop b r e k o a i , Powell. Us Kindri us 3. By Buford. A Ellis. Mim Hur. Of i Owell. In h Ellis Rojas \v.2-3leo Liard Richert Watt Drabowsky ,2-l Ohono Ahue Nelson 82-3 11-302-3 11-3 1 0 1-3 2-3 r Erbb so 3348 0 3 hip Ellis in foul. We Drabowsky. T -3 h. A 9,071. Los Angeles a Vic president Fresco Thompson of the los Angeles dodgers baseball Man for 45 years was named general manager of the club tuesday. He succeeds e. J. Buzzie Bavasi who is becoming part owner of the new National league expansion club in san , was in new York representing the dodgers a draft meetings when president Walter f. O Malley made the announcement. Fresco 66, broke into baseballs an infielder with grand is land neb., in 1923 and was inactive player for nine years. He played for the dodgers giants Phillies and pirates and captained the Phillies for three years. He hit .324 in 1929, his est year and had a lifetime average of .298.he joined the then Brooklyn dodgers about 1940, when o Malley took Over the  recent years he has specialized in handling the club s minor league clubs and Talent re  was born in censer Ville ala., and grew up in Chi he lives in nearby Fullerton with his wife Peg daughter Ann Burns and four grandchildren. Don done it second game Detroit Bost Nab r h by a r i in Cauliffe 2b 3000 Tartabull re -1010 Stanley of 3000 Foy 3b 4010 Northrup of 4011  if 3010 Cash la 5020 a Saith a 4000 Whorton if 4000 Scott la 3010 Wert 3b 3111 Jones 2u 4010 Matchick As 4010 Petrolli As 2000 Oyler As 0000 Gibson c 2000 Price c 4110 Lehern pm 1000 do Hon p 2000 Wenz p 0000walewskl p 2000 Lyle p 0000 Oliver c 1000 total Detroit Boston 32 2 to 2 total 30 0 5 0. 000 000 2002000000 0000 _ a Ortlip. Do Detroit 1. Lou Detroit 11, boat on 6. How it c. So Yastrzemski. 8 Petrocclli.  h it kit i so Dobson w.l-09 50 Wii Slewski l.2-7. 82-3 52 Ivvle. 11-31 0wenz1 0 hip Waslewski a Calilli i. A 31,098. 0 0 24 3 2 1 0 12 17. Navy coach selected to fill Post at Iowa Iowa City Iowa up Acoach at the . Naval Academy at Annapolis md.,Michael Jacobson was named gymnastics coach at the univer sity of Iowa monday. Jacobson 27, will succeed Sarr Bailie who coached Iowa gymnastics teams to two Bik ten championships in his two years at the school. Bailie has announced plans to resign to enter private business. Jacobson a 196 i sla.1.ei graduate is a former Mcaa All around gymnastics Champion. At the naval Academy Jacobs ii coached gymnastics and a a physical education instructor