European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 30, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page stars and strips sunday Jum ,30 american league won lost pet. Detroit 47 26 .644 Minnesota 38 33 .535oakland 7 34 .521 Cleveland 39 36 .520baltimore 6 34 .514 California 36 86 .500boston 34 35 .493 new York 31 38 .449chicago 30 39 .435 Washington 26 43 .377friday s results Oakland 3, new York 2minnesota 5, Baltimore 2 California 4-1, Washington 3-0, 2nd game 11 innings Detroit 5, Chicago 4, 2nd game postponed Rai Cleveland at Boston postponed rain go 8 99 %10v6 1114 1519 National league won lost pet. St. Louis 46 28 .622 Atlanta 89 34 .534san Francisco. 40 35 .533 los Angeles 38 38 .500philadelphia 33 34 .493 Cincinnati. 35 37 .486new York. 35 37 .486 Pittsburgh ,. 34 36 .486 Chicago 31 41 .431 Houston i. 31 42 .425friday s results St. Louis 9, Chicago 5 Houston 7, new York 2pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 3, los Angeles 0san Francisco 4, Cincinnati 3 Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. Go 6% 9 9%10 1010 14 14% Bunning bucs trample phils 10-1 Philadelphia up Jim Bunning Man ing his first Start against his former Philadelphia teammates fired an eight hitter drove in three runs with a double and single and broke personal seven game losing Streak Friday night in pitching the Pittsburgh pirates to a 10-1 Victory. Bunning notching his fourth Victory and his first since May 6, bested Woody Fryman who came three to the phils along wit minor leagues in sex by 7-2 Tulsa 45 24 Phoenix. 45 32 san Diego 40 34indianapolis36 33 Oklahoma City 34 34 Denver t 25 44western division .652 .581.541 .522 .500 .362 .568.514 .472 .435 .426 .403 Spokane. 42 32seattle 38 36 Hawaii 4 38vancouver30 39 Tacoma .-.-. 29 39portland 27 40 Friday s results Seattle 4-3. Indianapolis 0-2tacoma 6, Oklahoma City 1 Tulsa 3, Hawaii 2spokane 3, san Diego 1 Phoenix 4, Vancouver 2 Portland 10, Denver 6 International league won lost pet. Go 4 7v49 10% 20 4 79h 10 11% go Toledo 39 30 .565 Rochester. 33 31 .516 3ve Louisville 35 33 .515 3m Columbus 1 31 .500 4v Buffalo 33 35 .485 5v� Richmond 32 35 .478 8jacksonville 32 35 .478 8 Syracuse 30 35 .462 7friday s results Columbus 5-0, Rochester 2-7 Jacksonville 6, Buffalo 1toledo 9, Richmond 5 Louisville 5, Syracuse 3 Eastern league Friday s results Reading 3-2, York 0-1 Elmira 2-1, Binghamton 2-0waterbury at Pittsfield postponed wet grounds Southern league Friday s results Savannah 3, Asheville 0montgomery 4, Evansville 2 Charlotte 6, Birmingham 4texas league Friday s result Sel paso 3, Dallas fort Worth 0 Memphis 7, san Antonio 0 Arkansas 11-5, Amarillo 2-4shreveport 7, Albuquerque 6 Houston bombards new York Houston a Larr Dierker survived a shaky Start and pitched the Houston ast Rosto a 7-2 Victory Over the new York mets Friday , 8-10, gave singles to Bud Harrelson Don Bosch and Cleon Jones opening the first in Ning and the mets had the base loaded with none out. But the Young right hander escaped the Jam with Only one run scoring and Houston came right Bac against Nolan Ryan. Dick Simpson walked an Hector Torres singled leading off the Astro first. Rusty stau doubled both runs Home and then scored on Jim Wynn s sin Gle and Doug Rader s sacrifice astros tagged Ryan for two More runs in the fifth an wrapped it up with Dierker s run scoring double in the sixth and Wynn s ninth Homer of the year in the seventh. Dierker survives new York Houst Nab r h blab r h by Harrelson is 3 1 1 0 Simpson of 3200bosch of 5020 Torres is 4110 Cjones of 5020 staub in 4112 Martin c 4000 Wynn of 32213001 Menke 2b 4011 4110 Rader 3b 2011 4011 Watson if 31103010 Bateman o 3000 4011 image owner wins a round Frankfort by. Up the state court of appeals ruled Friday that dancer image owner Peter Fuller has a right to inspect chemical records that led to the disqualification of his Colt a Kentucky Derby Winner. Through its ruling the state highest court upheld a Franklin Shamsky if Kra Pool i Collins 3b Wei 2bfrisella p Grote Shryan p Charlesb 0000 Dierker 00001010 2000 North american soccer Eastern conference Atlantic division w l t by Atlanta 10 3 3 23new York 5 4 8 24 Baltimore 8 8 2 23washington 7 5 3 22 Boston 2 11 3 25lakes division Chicago 7 3 0 31cleveland 6 4 7 28 Toronto 0 v 5 26detroit 4 0 0 19 Western conference Gulf division Kansas City 7 5 8 22houston 6 8 3 22 St. Louis 5 7 4 19 Dallas 0 14 3 15 Pacific division san Diego 11 4 4 35 los Angeles 7 2 7 27oakland 8 4 5 24 Vancouver 6 7 4 23 Friday result Toronto 3, Baltimore 3 Only game scheduled league pts. Of a 92 24 13 78 25 22 77 23 23 73 24 23 46 27 40 91 38 3085 29 25 77 27 3843 25 27 73 32 1867 30 23 61 24 3524 15 39 113 38 2190 32 16 87 27 1571 24 26 Iowa state u. Coaches cleared of Bias Ames Iowa a the Iowa state University athletic Council said Friday an exhaustive investigation has exonerated coaches of allegations of racial discrimination from negro the Council did agree to two demands that the negro athletes be referred to As Blackson afro americans and that a negro Counselor be hired to work with Black students. Total 34 2 9 2 total 30 7 8 6 new York 100 001 0002 Houston 300 021 1 0 x 7bryan, Shamsky. Lob new York 10, Houston 7. 2bstaub, Kranepool Dierker. Or Wynn 9. So Bateman. A Ryan Torres. Of Shamsky h Herb so Ryan l,6-6 5 4 5 5 4 6frisella 3 4 2 2 1 4 Dierker w.8-10 .9 92238hbpryan Simpson. We Ryan. To 2 41. A15,370. Naia announces top individual Diamond champs Kansas City a Jim Larusso a left handed hitting third baseman for Monmouth,n.j., won the 1968 naia hitting championship and Tom Cain of Wartburg Iowa took the pitch ing title in the final naia base Ball ratings. Larusso batted .500 an ranked among the leaders both in runs batted in with 25 in 20games and in stolen bases with 18. He edged Mike Holt of Sam Houston state who hit .489. Cain with a 0.31 earned run average edged Dan Heumier of Oshkosh wis., state with 0.32on the basis of total victories Joe Kaub of High Point n.c.,was on top with 13-1, while Ken Lange Glassboro n.j., stat had a perfect 12-0 record. The naia ranks individual aders on a per game basis. Mike Michalek of Milton the Home run title with 10 in 18 games while teammate Howard Johnson was the rib Champ with 36 in 21 leaders were John Kerr Belmont Abbey n.c., 18 in 20games, and Joe Lechner Cali fornia pa., state five triple sin 19 games. Miss Haynie in Early Lead at Baltimore Baltimore up Sandra Haynie a study of consistency took the first round Lead in the$20,000 Baltimore lady Carling 5olf tournament Friday Post no a two under 70. The 25-year-old, Blue Eye texan fourth among Money winners on the woman s pro Golf tour but looking for her first Victory of the year never was in trouble As she carded nines of 34 and 36 Over the municipal Pine Ridge 36-3672 stroke behind came Kathy Whitworth the ladies professional golfer association s Lead ing Money Winner. Miss Whit Worth hoping to recover from her upset defeat in a playoff forthe Lyga championship last week got off to a shaky missed the first four greens but settled Down and hit the next 14 in a Row. The 72 bracket include Debbie Austin playing Only her fourth tournament on the pro circuit Betsy Cullen an outsider who ranks no Bette than 32nd on the Money list and Clifford Ann Creed former Winner of the Baltimore event. Mickey Wright defending Champion of the 54-Hole test opened with a 73. Carol Mann Winner of four events this year returned to action after being sidelined the last two tourneys with an ailing Back and posted 73. Sandra Post the new log Queen had a 75. Tin leaders circuit court restraining order that stopped the Kentucky racing c o m m i s is o n from proceeding with a full hearing into the Derby controversy. Dancer s image after racing to a length and a half Victory in the May 4 run for the roses Rig snap win Sandra Haynie Kathy Whitworth Debbie Austin Clifford Ann Cree Betsy Cullen Kathy alter Donna Capone Gloria Ehret Marlene Hagg Carol Mann Margie masters Sandra Palmer Mickey Wrightman ferraris Sharon Miller Mary Mills Joann Prentice Marilynn Smith Sandra Spuzich Amie Amizith Burne Tsandra Post Joan Wool Wortlie Ruth Jessen Judy Kimbul Sharron Moran Reeves Beth Stone 34-3670 36-357135-3772 36-367236-3672 37-3673 37-3673 37-367337-3873 36-377336-3773 37-367335-3873 88-367436-3874 37-377437-3774 39-357436-3874 38-377537-3875 37-387538-3775 38-387639-3776 39-377638-3876 40-3979 cards sign Iowa youth St. Louis up the cardinals announced the signing of 18-year-old Pitcher outfielder Dick Mcvay of nor Way Iowa a selection in base Ball s recent free agent draft. M a i Vuu in in of was disqualified when the illegal pain killer Phenyl Butanone was discovered in his system. Fuller s attorneys said that chemist Kenneth Smith who conducted the Post race test relied on the recommendations of the association of official racing chemists arc. The attorneys claimed the right to inspect those recommendations but were attorney general s office representing the racing commis Sion said the arc was an Independent organization an did not have to open its records to the Public. Montreal closer to stadium Montreal a Mont real s major baseball league financiers Are reported heartened j by their closed door negotiation Friday with the City s executive committee about a proposed55,000-seat domed stadium. Montreal was awarded a fran Chise last month along with san Diego to make the National league a 12-team circuit for the 1969 As yet unnamed Montreal entry will play its first two or three seasons at expo 67 s a Mostade which is to be expanded to 37,500 seats from its current 25,000 Bronman vice chair Ian of the team s Board of directors said that Little can be disclosed to the Public at the moment but added we Are satisfied with our negotiation with the City. Things Are pro Gressing slowly but civic administration of mayor Jean Drapeau is currently studying All facets of building the domed stadium and no agreement has been reached As to what Price the municipality will charge the Ball club for its said club directors decided recently that a new blackout on the team s activities was essential until meeting with the City were completed. He said a decision on future plans is expected to be announced shortly after the july 9 All Star game in Houston. Clarke runs 10,000 in near record time Helsinki a Ron Clark of Australia six times world rec Ord Holder ran the 10,000 meter sat 28.16.8 wednesday the second Best time Ever in the world atthe 1952 olympic stadium Here. Only Clarke himself had better time at the distance the world record of 27.39.4, set i Ohio july 14, 1965. Change Bander. The defeat Fryman s seven game Streak at Home and doomed record to 10-7. Plea Bunning now 4-9, double following a single by patek and a walk to Merrvin the third inning to proud one run. A throwing error a to pen an indie by Matty Alou when Fryml failed to cover first and infield out gave the Piratla nother run in the fourth. Fryman was chased during four run pirate rally i n the Bias Bunning contributed a to run single off reliever Gary Winer. Roberto Clemente a Manny Mota opened with sing and Richie Allen threw aloud bunt away Clemente scoring. Bonn Clendenon doubled Hon another run knocking out Man and Wagner yielded buning s two run single after tiring the first two Batter faced. The phils who loaded to bases in the fifth and Serenil without scoring tallied in to height on a walk to Johnn Briggs and a two out double \ Pena. Jerry May s bases Load single featured a four run Pitts Burgh outburst in the ninth Homecoming Pittsburg Hab r h by it wills 3dalley 2b Clemente Mota Imalou of Clendenon Imp ate is May c Mcbean or Taylor c Bunning p Philadelphia Abrib 4110 Gonzalez cd 4 0 11 5110 Rojas 2b 5 0 115210 Rallen 3b 4 0 11 5231 White in 4 i4120 Briggs if 3111 4212 Callison re 4 011 5131 Pena is 302 4012 Ryan o 4 0 110000 Fryman p 1 0 0 j 0000 Wagner p 0 0 0 j5023 Bedell pm 1 0 0 Brown p 0 0 01lock pm 1 0 0 total 41 10 15 9 total 34 1 81 Pittsburgh 001 104 004-11 Philadelphia. 000 000 010-Fepena, . Do Philadelphia lob Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 10. 2b bunnies Clendenon. Pena. Sb-brlg6s, patek. A Fryman Bunning w.4-39 Fryman l.10-75 Wagner 2 Browne a Ryan. To i 02. A ii a Brabso 8113" 76313001 5441 -18,991 top ten by the associated press based on 175 at bats american league a 57 199 09 231 58 179 70 268 47 187 05 223 69 202 09 248 is 245 71 207 runs r 34 h61 .3221 40 73 ,3161 23 55 ,3071 26 79 .295 i02 55 .2911 34 64 .267175 .2861 70 .282 68 .21874 ,2h 34 38 player Clu Harrelson bin Yastrzemski ban monday Oak Uhlaender min Carew Del Wash White bin Oliva min Home f Howard Washington Detroit 18 Harrolson Killebrew Minnesota Baltimore 12.runs batted f Howard Washington Boston 53 Powell Northrup Detroit 43 pitching 6 decisions John Chicago 6-0, Lood Detroit 13-2, .867 in Slier ctr Oil .833 Wright California b-., Boston 6-2, .750. 30 ,Boston, 15 i i 1. 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