European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 22 the stars and stripes they Pfann american league Detroit 39 20 Baltimore 32 24cleveland 3 27 Oakland 28 29minnesota 28 31 Boston 26 29new York 26 32 California 26 32 Chicago 4 30 Washington 24 32 won lost pet. A a .661 .571 5% .550 6% .491 10 .475 11 .473 11 .448 12 a 12%12%.448.444 .429 13% thursday s -1-1, Boston 2-1, 2nd game called after o1,. Innings will be resume Dat later Date. Detroit 3, Minnesota 1oakland 1, Cleveland 0 Only games scheduled National league won lost 36 24 32 28 32 29 St. Louis san Francisco los Angeles Atlanta 30 28 Chicago 29 29 Philadelphia 26 26cincinnati 28 29 new York 27 29pittsburgh 23 31 Houston 3 33 pet. .600.533 .525 .517 .500 .500 .491 .482 go 4 4%5 6 6 6% 7 .426 10 .411 1.1 thursday s result Chicago 8, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 8, san Francisco 7philadelphia 3, Houston 2 St. Louis 3, Atlanta 1, night 12 innings Only games scheduled Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. A Tulsa 31 21 .596 Phoenix 33 27 .550 2indianapolis 28 23 .549 2% san Diego 31 26 .544 2% Oaklahoma City 27 24 .529 3%denver 19 33 .365 12 Western division Seattle 32 24 .571 Spokane 2 25 .561 % Vancouver 24 29 .453 6%hawaii 24 32 .429 6% Portland 21 29 .420 8tacoma 1 30 .412 8% thursday s results Seattle 3, Oklahoma City 0tacoma 3, san Diego 1 Phoenix 11. Portland 3 Spokane 4. Denver 3, 10 inning Tulsa 5, Hawaii 1 Indianapolis at Vancouver postponed wet grounds International league won lost pet. A Columbus 26 10 .578 Toledo 30 24 .556 Buffalo 28 24 .538 1% Rochester 24 22 .522 2% Louisville 25 25 .500 3%jacksonville 25 27 .481 4% Richmond 23 29 .442 6%syracuse 19 30 .388 9 thursday s results Louisville 5, Buffalo 4. 12 inning Richmond 6. Syracuse 2 Toledo 12-13, Columbus 3-1only games scheduled Eastern league thursday s result Pittsfield 2. York 1 Reading 3, Binghamton 2elmira 5. Waterbury 2 Southern league thursday s result Montgomery 11, Savannah 4 Asheville 7, Charlotte 4 Birmingham 3-5, Evansville 1-9 Texas league thursday s result Memphis 1, san Antonio 0 Arkansas 3. Amarillo 0shreveport 4, Elpaso 3 Dallas fort Worth 6, Albuquerque 5 College world series Mcaa tournament third round North Carolina state 6, Texas 5, Texas eliminated Southern Illinois 7, Oklahoma state i Oklahoma state eliminated. Southern California 7, St John s n.y., 6. All Star sellout Houston Apall 45,000 seats for the 1968 baseball All Star game july 9 in the Astro dome have been sold ticket Man Ager Dick Mcdowell of the hous ton astros announced. Standing room tickets will go on Sale at a later Date. Cubs blast Cloninger Cincy 8-4 Chicago a the Chica go cubs sparked by Ron san to s Lith and Ernie Banks 12th homers spoiled Pitcher Tony Cloninger s Cincinnati debut thursday by defeating the reds 8-4. Cloninger obtained from at Lanta tuesday in a six player Deal was lifted for a Pinch hit Ter after starting and pitching the first three innings. He yielded five hits in suffering his fourth loss among five decisions thus far. 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Angels shave red sox 2nd tilt suspended Boston up Bubba mor ton s Pinch single sparked a three run eighth inning Rall which lifted the California Angels to a 4-2 Victory Over the Boston red sox in the first game of a doubleheader thurs Day and saddled Jim Lonborg with his first loss of the second game was sus Pended after 5 1-2 innings wit the score tied 1-1. It will be completed during the Angels next series in Boston aug. 2-4. The game ended at 4 30 to enable the Angels to make flight connections Back to California after the scheduled 11 . Start of the twin Bill was delayed for More than a half hour while the ground Crew swept water from the Field. Lonborg attempting to Over come the effects of a Winter skiing Accident relieved Bill phils bump astronauts with Short Philadelphia up Tony Taylor singled Home Tony Gonzalez with the winning Runin the eighth inning thursday night to stake Philadelphia Chris Short to his 100th National league Victory a 3-2 decision Over the Houston astros. Short now 4-7, needed Relief help in the ninth from Dick Farrell after yielding infield singles to Rusty staub and Bob Aspromonte. Farrell preserve Short s Milestone Victory by getting Lee Thomas to Bounce into a double play. Taylor s hit following a single and stolen base by Gonzalez in the eighth tagged Dave Giust with his seventh defeat in 11 took the Lead with an unearned run in the second. Bob Aspromonte walked moved to third on Bob Watson s single and scored when cookie Rojas threw wildly trying to get Watson rounding first. Philadelphia tied it in the third on a single by Short a sacrifice by Rojas and Richi Eallen s double to left. Watson homered in the fourth for the astros and Cly Dalrymple matched it for the Phillies in the sixth. 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It was Lonborg s fourth appearance of the season All in Relief. The red sox had wiped out a1-0 California Lead with two runs in the fourth on a walk Tecarl Yastrzemski Ken Harrel son s single a double by Reggie Smith and Rico Petrocelli s sacrifice Fly. The Angels score their first run in the third on a walk and singles by Roger Repp and Don Mincher. Minnie Rojas who retired there sox in order in the seventh the Only inning he pitched go credit for the Victory his third of the season. 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In other 8th div games Satur Day 5-6 missile meets the 1st brigade at Baum older at 3 30p.m. And support come takes on 3rd brigade at bad Kreuz Nachant 2 . Sunday s 2 . Games in the8th div find 1st brigade meeting 5-6 missile in Mainz 3rd brigade playing support command at Coleman Barracks near Mann Helmand 2nd brigade taking on div arty again at Baum Holder. Yancey6 Field by Champion who lost thethis year by signing for bogeyed Threet four holes. He was in the with Nicklaus a Nagle and others. One of the most intrigue Veo ments of the Gray tji chilling Day was the 2 threat posed by Felus by unknown Little pro pc relatively unknown Pennsy Hilma Community of Galli Tzui a Gallitzin Felus explain proudly lies somewhere go tween Altoona and Johnsto Nilhas a population of 2,000 Andjel a mining District. Felus1 Faith was a Miner. The pint sized former who has t a Job but what sly danced on the tour by a Friend was two under Par coming to i the 17th Hole. Then he went to Gey bogey. Felus gets 2 lift she got two lifts at the Iii where he hit a Ball first in some television equipment Anil then under a refreshment stand Ion the 18th, he drove onto a , 29, had Only i bogey and four birdies. He 1died the fourth from six feet and i on the hot incoming nine Sank 1120-footer at the 10th before Hill spectacular finish. He was ii the Bunker on the seventh. Casper has two Over Par having his troubles before Mil Back went out on him at the i10th. He bogeyed the 10th, barely got his Par at the Short Lith alter spanking his tee shot and thanked again at the 12th for another bogey. Top ten by the associated Preil based on 125 at Ball american league player club gab r Yastrzemski bin 65 191 f � was 56 210 31 Fol monday Oak 135 � Carew min White no 58 Harrelson bin Dot 52 2 bal 52 176 24 Cie Stroud was 133 u " pets Fol a .8 Fol i ,Detroit, 16 Killebrew , 39 , , Baltimore Minnesota 31 Kosco new of Horton Cleveland 31. Pitching5 decisions Mclain. 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