European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 8, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse 8, 1968 the stars and stripes Page 19_- 3 i tribe ekes by Chison 11111 on Dava Lillo s hit phils san Francisco a Jim Hart cracked a pair of three run homers and Juan Maricha became the major leagues first 10-game Winner. Thursday leading the san Francisco giants Toa 7-2 Victory Over the Philadelphia Phillies. Hart hammered a 425-foot Home run in the first inning after Willie Mays singled and Willie my Covey walked with two out. Then Hart greeted san Francisco a the new York met players took two ballots thursday and voted unanimously both times not to play any game against the giants Here saturday out of respect to the late sen. Robert f. Kennedy. Giants spokesmen were not immediately available for comment. Saturday was scheduled to be Bat Day a club promotion and a crowd of More than 30,000 was baseball Law the giants can insist the game be played and can claim a forfeit if the mets fail to Kennedy represented our state said de Kranepool the mets player representative. He followed the game. He was running for election from new York. We decided it would be Dis respectful to Cleveland up Pinch hitter Vic Dava Lillo single Home Duke Sims from second base in the Lith inning thursday night to give the Cleveland indians a 2-1 Victory Over the Chicago White sox and a sweep of their four Gam series. Duke Sims led off the let with a walk and was sacrificed to second. Willie Smith was Given an intentional pass and reliever Don Mcmahon retired Max Alvis on a foul pop. Dava Lillo batted for Pitcher Bill Rohr and High kicking Juan Marichal. 1st 10-game Winner in majors reliever Dick Farrell with a three run shot in the seventh after Frank Johnson singled and Mays two homers gave Hart the National league Lead with 11 and placed him among the league leaders with 29 runs batted , now 10-2, recorded his sixth straight Victory and snapped a three game giants losing Streak. Two errors and singles by cookie Rojas Johnny Briggs and Tony Gonzalez accounted forthe Phillies runs one of them unearned. Loser Rick Wise now 4-3, was knocked fro the Box in the second inning after being struck on the head by Bob Barton s line drive walked off the Field and was released by St. Luke s Hospital following a rays. Twins pin yanks on Oliva s or lined a 3-2 pitch to Center Field to score , who pitched one inning picked up his first win against no losses while Mcmahon lost his first in two took a 1-0 Lead in the third inning. After one out Chuck Bradford doubled to left took third on Pitcher Jack Fisher ground out and scored on Sandy Alomar s infield tied it in the sixth when Larry Brown doubled to left took third As Chico Salmon bounced out and scored on Lemaye s single to left. Victory sweep Chicago cards Nab 9th in Row As Gibson brushes of Houston 4-0, on 3 hits massive Hart attack Houston a Bob Gib son Cut Down Houston on three j hits thursday night hurling the National league leading St. I Louis cardinals past the astros Philadelphia at r h by Rojas 2b Briggs of gon Alco if Callison it White in Taylor 3b Dalrmple c Pena is Furrell p Wise p Wagner p Bedell pm James p Gijiu son p san Francisco a r h by 4111 Hunt 2b 50113010 Johnson 3ta 4120 4031 Mays it 3210 4000 Mccovey in 2100 4010 Hart if 4226 4010 Marshall of 4010 4000 Oliver is 2000 3100 Barton c 4120 0000 Marichal p 4000 0000 0000 10001000 0000 Barnes named to olympic Job sex Mcaa head new York a Everett Eppy Barnes retired athletic director at Colgate University and former president of Thenia has been named acting 1 executive director of the . Olympic committee. He will Bem chief executive for the . Olympic team at Mexico City oct 12-27. Tehfe dou8las f. Roby of in a maj announced the appointment of the 67-year-oldthursday. Will fill in for ailing Lentz the executive Fai a of Tlle soc. Lentz suf Anim a Tor a i onary in late j re and has been Given a six a nth leave of absence. Played with pirates Colgate graduate Barnes a baseball with the pirates and then re Colgate As baseball assistant athletic i was appointed Athlet-111 1955. Served As Secretary-1963-64, and then pres the National collegiate association from 1965 4-0 for their ninth straight Victo , squaring his record at 5-5, struck out five and walked two and allowed Only one Astro to get past first base. Ron Davis opened the fourth with a double and took third on a ground out but was stranded. Orlando Cepeda and Tim Mccarver slammed consecutive homers in the sixth inning forthe cardinals and Cepeda drove in another run off loser Don Wil son 4-7, with a single in the homers were Cepeda s seventh and Mccarver s fourth. The other St. Louis run also came in the third when Lou Brock doubled Down the left Field Sutlin Erlou As 1 0 0 0 total 33 2 7 2 total w 7 9 7 Philadelphia 002 000 000-2 san Francisco. 3 1 0 000 3 0 x 7 a Wagner Oliver Mccovey. Do Philadelphia 1, san Francisco 1. Lob Philadelphia 5, san Francisco 0. 2b White 3b Gonzalez. Or Hart 2 11. . A Oliver. Wise l.4-3 11-3 Wagner James i Farrell 1 Marh Hal w.10-2. 9 t2 42. A 3,758. R Erbb so1 04 1 0 3 4 0 0 5 2 0 01 1 7 2 new York a Tony Oliva whacked a two run Homer As the Minnesota twins Defeated the new York Yankees 2-0 thursday behind the effective pitching of Dave Boswell and Al Worthington. Oliva s drive into the Brightfield stands followed Harmon Killebrew s single in the second inning. It was Oliva s seventh Homer of the Campaign. Boswell was forced to leave the game in the seventh inning suffering from mild heat exhaustion. The temperature at the time was 93 degrees. Boswell yielded Only four hits in 61-3 innings and squared his record at 5-5. Snuffs out rally Worthington put Down a Yan Kee threat in the eighth when singles by Roy White and Mickey Mantle put the tying runs on the bases. But Worthington re tired Joe Pepitone on a Fly tonight and fanned Andy Kosco. The yanks also put two run ners aboard in the ninth. How Ever Bill Robinson and Horace Clarke hied out to end the game. Fred Talbot the victim of Oliva s Homer went Down to his seventh defeat. 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Toronto taps Houston 2-0, in soccer clash Toronto a Center Iris Debrito scored twice thursday night to Lead the Toronto fal cons to a 2-0 Victory Over the Houston stars in a North Ameri can soccer league game before 3,942 fans. Debrito scored his first goal at 25 44 in the first half by beat ing Houston players Spanko mrduljas and Sandy Feher an shooting from 30 Yards out. His second came at 9 10 of the Sec Ond half on a pass from Bernard Vargas. Line to score had singled. Cepeda s hit. 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La straight win As new York Defeated the Chicago cubs 5-3.Charles first Homer his zip huh of the season came inthe third inning after Jerry Grote singled. The mets added one More in the inning on a single by Ron Swoboda and Grot s Goossen s led off the file with his ninth Wiomer an Jiu rivals sign for stadium Kansas City a the rivals Kansas City s amen can league expansion Baschal team which begins playing n 1969, has signed a four a with the City for use of mum Cipa stadium. 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