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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 18 the stars and stripes braves Jarvis halts cards giants Bounce bucs on Boot san Francisco a Hal Lanier score from second base with the winning run on Bill Mazeroski s error with two out in the seven thinning wednesday helping the san Francisco giants to a 4-2 Victory Over Pittsburgh. Mazeroski s misplay sent Jim Bunning 3-8, to his sixth straight defeat and Only his second in nine life time decisions at candlestick Park. Willie Mays doubled Home the giants first run in the opening inning and scored the tying run in the sixth after some Alert base running. Robert Clemente hit his ninth Homer in the third after Maury wills sin Gle for the pirate runs and Jim Ray Hart homered for the giant sin the eighth his 12th. Second Start Bob Bolin making Only his second Start allowed Pittsburgh six hits in seven innings handpicked up his first Victory of the season. Frank Linzy  began the winning rally with a single up the  Hunt sacrificed him to Sec Ond and Pinch hitter Jack Hiat walked. After to Cline flied out Mazeroski erred on Dave mar shall s grounder As Lanier raced Home. Steady Glove errs Pittsburgh san Franciscoa r Libi a r h by 4130 Cline if3000 Marshall 1000 Mays cf0000 Mccovey 4112 Hart 3b4000 Dietz c 4000 Lanier ss3000 Hunt 2b 4020 Bolin i 0 1 0 Hiatt pm 3000  p wills let Alley so Jimenez pm patek is Clemente Stai kill if Mota cd c Uncle non in Maroski 2b May cunning p of in 40004120 41213000 31214010 41202000 2010 0000 or 0 0 0 01000 Tota Pittsburgh san Francisco a Mazeroski Pittsburgh 2, san 33 2 7 2 total 002 000100 001  31 4 10 20002 1 1 a 4 dp2. Lob Pittsburgh 5, san Francisco 8. 2bmarshall, Mays. Hart Lanier. Or g Semente 91, Hart 12. So wills 2,Mays. Shunt. In h r or be so Bunning a 3-si 8 10 4 3 4 Bolin lw.1-1 7 6 2 2 1 6linzy 2 1 0 0 0 we Bunning. Pm Dietz. T2 354,771. 0a . Mite will play in tourney Omaha neb. Up the United states baseball federa Tion has accepted an invitation to Send a baseball team to Mexico this fall after the olympic games to participate in an eight country . T. Dutch Fehring of Stanford federation president announced acceptance of the invitation. Other entries in addition to the unite states competing nations will be Canada Cuba puerto Rico Venezuela dominican Republic Colombia and  said the head coach will be former major league Danny Litwhiler of Michigan state. His assistants will be Frank Sancet of the University of Arizona and Elmer Kosub Oft. Mary s in Texas. Boozer signs for 68 jets leading rusher new York up halfback Emerson Boozer the new York jets leading rusher last Yea despite a serious knee injury has signed his 1968 contract with the american football league club the 5-11, 206-Pound sprinter was Lith in the Al in Rushing with 442 Yards on 119 carries although he missed the last six games of the season with a knee injury. He was sixth in the league in scoring with 13 touchdowns inthe nine games he played. Pimentel Kos Lopez in third Las vegas Nev. Up Jose Pimentel 124, los an Geles posted the 19th knockout of his 21-fight career by stopping Jess Lopez 119, Tucson ariz., at 1 10 of the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout wednesday night. Lopez was counted out by referee Harry Krause after being caught by a Short right hand by Pimentel in the mid Section. Pimentel who also has one loss and one draw knocked his opponent Down in the second round with two lefts to the body. Lopez took a nine count while kneeling. In another scheduled 10-Rounder, Jorge Torres 119, los Angeles knocked put Gabb Espinoza 116, Phoenix ariz., at 1 23 of the second round with left to the jaw. Atlanta up Pat Jarvis pitched a three hitter and drove in two runs with a pair of singles wednesday night to Lead the Long suffering atlant braves to a 7-1 Victory Over the league leading St. Louis cardinals. It was the first Victory for the braves Over the cardinals in 11 games dating Back to a 2-1 Victory which Jarvis scored Over them last sept. 23. Jarvis picking up his sixth Victory in 10 decisions retired the first 14 men defaced before giving up a single to Mike Shannon in the fifth inning. The cardinals other two hits and Lone run came in the seventh when Bob Tolan and Orlando Cepeda led off with Back to Back singles Tolan scor ing on an infield out. The braves scored a run inthe second inning on Tito Francona s second Home run of the year and then exploded for four runs in the third. Jarvis singles Marty Martinez who also Hada pair of doubles led off with a triple and came Home on Jarvis single. Alou was Safe on a fielder s Choice and scored Ona double by Felix Millan who then scored behind Han Kaaron s Lith Home run of the season. In the fourth Martinez doubled and Jarvis singled to produce the braves sixth run and they wrapped up the scoring in the seventh when after two were out Joe Torre Francona who also had three hits for the night and Bob Tillman hit consecutive singles. The loss his fifth against seven victories was charged to Nelson Briles who gave up six runs in 3 1-3 innings. Pat Jarvis. Spins 3-hitter a Well deserved Pat St. Louis Atlanta Javier 2b flood a Tolan of Cepeda i Mcarver c Shannon 3bspiezlo if maxvill sub riles p Mikkelson Ricketts pm Gilson p Edwards Willis p a r h bl4000 Fanlou of 4000 Millan 2b4110 Haaron of 3010 Torre in .3001 Francona if 3010 Lum if3000 Tillman c 2000 Jackson is 1000 Martinez 3b0000 Jarvis p 1000 a r h by 51005121 4112 4110 31310000 40113000 42304022 29 1 3 1total  Atlanta. A Marline Shannon.  Atlanta 1.  2, Atlanta total 000 000 014 100 36 7 13 7 1001 1 0 a 7 1, 7. June baseball must be one of the Verv few Prises where the supreme commander is Nawi ,�mn?.erdal his underlings. But then baseball profess tons Ordinary Enterprise. Monai William Eckert a retired air Force limitT.,signed to the Job of baseball commissioned so he is being paid $65,000 a year to Rule theare reluctant to reveal salary figures ther 15 and 20 of baseball s superstars earning most to baseball than their Czar. Eng More Money but the Ball players High medium or Low Only called upon to Wield a Bat use a Glove run Between bases. They Aren t expected toothed than which base to throw to or when to the commissioner who has t indulged in much Tsal incise since his High school Days must sit in t swivel William Eckert. An unpopular decision i 2bmillan, Martinez 2. 3bmartinez.hrfrancona 2h.aaron 111. In Viles l.7-5 31-3 Mikkela Ogilson Willis Jarvis w,6-4 1 2-32 1 9 r or be so Mcdonagh runs first in Marathon trial Holyoke mass. A Jim Mcdonagh a 40-year-old irishman from new York conquered 96 degree heat and a Sun baked Hilly course in win Ning the sixth and final . Olympic Marathon trial. Mcdonagh the 1967 National aau Marathon runner up Here in 97-Clegree weather covered the 26-mile, 385-Yard course a rough the streets of Holyoke Chicopee and Springfield in 2 hours 46 minutes 51 seconds. Bob Scharf of Chevy Chase,mel., closed strongly to take Sec Ond in 2 48.53. De Walkwitz of South Hadley mass., was a Dis Tant third in 2 55.10. New ankle exam slated for Blair Baltimore a Cente fielder Paul Blair of the Balti More orioles still limping Froman ankle injury suffered last de Cember has been ordered bythe army to undergo a second physical examination. Blair was examined May 23 att. Holabird in Baltimore and originally was scheduled to re port for Active duty at it. Knox ky., on june 26. Blair Learned wednesday that his right ankle will be further examined Friday at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington grinder Hurt in Accident Jefferson City map Sam Mcdowell 21, ninth round draft Choice of the Miami dolphins of the Ameri can football league suffered minor cuts and bruises in an Auto collision wednesday  wife Helen was hospitalized for examination. Make decisions. Occasionally they Are big ones involving thousands of  the other Day the retired general had to Call upon the decision making part of his brain in a matter that involved not Only Money but the conscience and patriotic emotions of the whole nation. After sen. Robert Kenned died from an Assassin s Bullet Early thursday morning Eckert had to decide quickly on whether the 20 major league teams in his Domain would play on saturday the Day of the funeral and sunday the Day president Johnson Seaside As an National Day of  answer Eckert came up with May have seemed like simple and logical conclusion at the time. According to Joe Reichler the commissioner s director of Public relations Eckert ruled that no game on saturday would Start before Kennedy s scheduled burial. And he asked that any Home team get his permission before Post poning either a saturday or sunday game. Eckert granted three saturday postponements and two on  extenuating circumstances such As a Bat Day in san Francisco with its big Advance Sale a five hour delay in the burial and Strong personal feelings of certain Ball players combined to make Eckert s solution an unpopular  have no barometer of How the Man in the Street feels about the Good commissioner s decision but a Cross Section of sports columnists have been Bench Riding the former general unmercifully. To put it in baseball terms they say he struck out with the bases loaded. And they say his Job is in jeopardy predicting he won t Las the remaining four years of his contract. We have a feeling that the whole thing will blow Over a Deckert will serve out his contract probably without being exposed to such a Stormy situation again. The commissioner Man aged to stay out of controversy in his first three years on the Job. And perhaps that was his mistake this time stepping into the forefront with an edict instead of working behind the scenes for a solution As he evidently did in the similar Case 01 or. Martin Luther King s assassination. Or. King was gunned Down the thursday night before base Ball s 1968 opening week. Monday s presidential opener in Washington and the National league s opener monday night were postponed along with the rest of the scheduled openers on tuesday the Day of the funeral. Last to fall into line on these postponements were the la Angeles dodgers who finally delayed their tuesday night open Rafter the Philadelphia Phillies announced they would Aretusi play the dodgers that  Back Over the wire service stories of those ments including the dodger Phillie affair we noticed that name was conspicuously absent. ,.,  according to the sporting news Eckert did Plaj Ai publicized behind the scenes role in the postponements Nonon quoting from baseball s Bible the decision of major league clubs to postpone All their opening games m j"dulth1we memory of or. Martin Luther King put baseball on i of social Justice. , did yeomen work in getting clubs to delay Antn a rather than exercise his authority by decree he kept in phone lines Busy conferring with the two league ,. All the club owners. He made his position know be played that would even remotely conflict funeral. The decision of the dodgers to join won commendation from Eckert and completed a baseball in joining the nation s mourning for  the contrast of the two similar situations months apart is an interesting one. Evident.1. Been much better off last week if be had i precedent. I if a i Usa eur and Safe baseball leagues were just As continued on Purlin other club for than Twok Kert would be his o"11  
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