European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 18 the stars and stripes Moss to race again Turin Italy a British Driver Stirling Moss has decided to re sume competitive racing after a seven year Lay off it was announced Here monday  announcement said Moss has agreed to drive Lancia Fulvia at the 84 hour Marathon race on Theuner Burgering circuit in Germany aug. 20. It will be the first Tim Moss has entered Competition since he came closet death in a racing Acci Dent at Goodwood in april of 1961. He came out of that crash with multiple injuries and fractures and his recovery took several months. Since then he has tested race cars but has chosen to stay out of Competition. Moss will have his coun Tryman Innes Ireland and italian Claudio Maglioli As Lancia teammates at nuer Burgering. Angel or in 12th tips yanks 2-1 de Atlanta up Tony Perez error on an apparent third out grounder by Felix Milla scored Felipe Alou who doubled in the Bottom of the ninth monday night to give the Atlanta braves a 3-2 win Over the Cincinnati reds. Alou s double came with two out off reliever Ted Abernathy who had come on in the eighth. Millan hit a Sharp grounder Between Short and third which bounced off Perez Glove an toward Center Field. Alou never stopped running and scored Well ahead of Vada Pinson s wide throw. Pat Jarvis now 7-4, picked Aphis fourth straight win allowing six hits. The loss was Aber Nathy s first. Jim Maloney worked the first seven innings for the reds arid the stars and stripes Fregosi Anaheim a Jim fre Gosi drilled a Lead off Homer in the 12th inning powering the California Angels past the new York Yankees 2-1 monday night. Fregosi slammed his third Homer of the season off reliever Joe verbanic after the Yankees lifted starting Pitcher Sta Bahnsen for a Pinch hitter inthe top of the 12th. Bahnsen had allowed Only three  Rojas who replaced Angels starter Jim Mcglot Linin the 10th was the  held the Angels hit less until the sixth when Bobb Knoop doubled took third on Mcglothlin s sacrifice bunt an scored on Vic Dava Lillo s single to left tying the game 1-1. The Yankees loaded the Bane with none out in the top of the sixth but managed Only one run after a base running Blunder by Roy White. Horace Clarke Drew a walk White singled and Mickey Man the also walked. Clarke Sioredas Joe Pepitone forced Mantle at second but White rounded third and was thrown out to Complete a double play. Catcher Tom Satriano then nailed Pepi tone on an attempted steal forthe third out. Box score on Page s3 cookie Here what the mailman dragged in dear or. Skipper because you seem to specialize in frivolous subjects i thought perhaps you would be just the Man to write to concerning baseball. Specifically baseball needs a Friend almost As much As Jim Brown needs a new press agent. The sport to those who still Call it a sport and not the world s largest guaranteed sleeping Pill is being accused almost daily of a dullness and slowness worthy of a performance by King Kong As mystery guest on what s my line they re wrong they re All terribly wrong. In these times when violence seems virtually commonplace the very inaction of base Ball is the Best thing that could happen to a gathering of troubled anxious people. What could be More pleasant and tranquil than to watch a collection of sturdy Young men standing around in the Sunshine tapping their gloves or converging at the Pitcher s Mound to while away the time with teammates in serious conversation attending a baseball game has been likened to the German passion for autobahn watching on sunday afternoons. In Point of fact it is Likely that the germans have a better Chance of seeing something happen but that is All the More to the credit of base Ball and its general  these times of restlessness baseball is just the restful Panacea we need the proper sport for the Yawn at  Eberl Darmstadt  twins whip senators for 4th straight Minneapolis St. Paul up Frank Quilici subbing at second base while Rod care wis serving with the marines scored one run after hitting triple and drove in another with a double monday night As the Minnesota twins beat the Washington senators 4-1 for their fourth straight Victory. Quilici who has made seven hits in 12 tries since breaking into the lineup tripled to right on a i share the writer s disdain for baseball s shallow  just Don t understand the game. Take my Good Friend Darwin Dinke Backer for example. He a very Fine person Darwin is but he will never be a baseball fan even though he has made at least an Effort to understand and appreciate the game. Darwin was sitting in a bar one october afternoon in 1956 when his brother Marvin another one who was not much of a baseball expert rushed in. Marvin had just seen Don Larsen pitch the Only perfect game in world series history so he tried to be excited about  guess what i just saw on the tube Dar. Darwin somebody saying Brand x made clothes whiter an brighter Marvin nope. A perfect  perfect what kind of game Marv Marvin baseball. When it was Over the Guy said it was perfect game. First time it s Ever happened in the world series. Darwin eyebrows raised of yeah perfect he How do you mean perfect Marv you mean a game excellent beyond All practical or theoretical improvement Marvin i guess so i Dunno. I honestly did t think it was All that hot a game myself but the announcer said it was a perfect one. Darwin i la be darned. A perfect game. What made it so perfect Marv i mean what happened Marvin  nothing nothing happened and that s perfect i think maybe you Musta missed something  no i never. One Guy hit a Home run but it was the other team that had to do with the game being perfect. Whenever they were up absolutely nothing happened. And that s what made it a perfect  since then Darwin has avoided baseball like the plague. He is convinced that since a perfect game is one in which nothing happens it follows that a game must be rated on some continued on Page 22 Frank Quilici. Bench hero Center in the third and score Don Pitcher Jim Kaat s single to give the twins a 1-0 Lead. Redoubled Home Jerry Zimmer Man who had walked in the fifth to make it 2-0. The senators Cut the Lead to2-1 in the seventh when Mike Epstein and Paul Casanova led off with singles. Epstein was out at the plate on Berni Eallen s Hopper to Harmon Killebrew but Ron Hansen walked and Cap Peterson hit a sacrifice Fly. To Bob Allison hit his sixth Homer of the season after Killebrew walked in the eighth. Kaat had trouble in the late innings but pitched his Way out of several jams and struck out seven while allowing seven hits. Wols i of his career an the late Lou gentle it place on the All time Eljit also tied him Mathews who Wasto the 1967 season career  braves other m Maloney came in the a Marty Martinez singled to second on a and scored Millan. The reds took a 1-dthe third when Leo led off with a  to second by and scored on a Rose. 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