European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page the stars and stripes tuesday july 9,1 of they stand american league won lost pet. Of Detroit 08 28 .663 Cleveland. 47 39 .647 9\4 Baltimore 43 37 .638 10v Boston 42 38 .623 11 i Minnesota i 39 42 .481 15 California 38 43 .476 15h Oakland 9 43 .4v6 15h new York 36 43 .450 17 chicane 34 44 .436 1sh Washington 30 47 .390 23 sunday s Rei ulu new York 3-2, Baltimore 1-3 Boston 4-6. Minnesota 3-3 Cleveland 8-7, California 3-9 Detroit 5-7, Oakland 4-6 Chicago 4. Washington 3, 11 innings National league won lost pet. Go St. Louis 63 30 .638 Cincinnati 42 39 .519 Atlanta 43 40 .518 san Francisco 42 43 .500 Pittsburgh 40 41 .494 Philadelphia 38 40 .487 los Angeles 41 44 .483 new York 39 43 .478 Chicago 39 45 .4 m Houston 5 48 .422 Rookie Mike Hill Sec Ovid wins Buick of 10 10im 13 Ofrand Blanc Mich. A Tom Weiskopf second Lead ing Money Winner on the a Gator carved a three under Par 69 out of Long playing Warwick Hills sunday to win the $125,000 Buick open Golf tournament Byone stroke Over Rookie Mike Hill of Jackson missed a six foot putt for a Par on the 18th Hole which would have forced a sudden death took a bogey 5 on the Hole to finish second. Rod Horn an other Rookie and third round co Leader with the . Open Cham Pion Lee Trevino finished third two strokes off the , a 25-year-old from Bedford Ohio won $25,000 i first prize Money with his 280 slender ohioan charged out of the pack with a rash of birdies to go nine under Par for the tournament with two holes to play. But he missed a 10-foot Rar putt for a bogey on the 18thole As Hill Sank an eight footer for a Birdie on the 17th to create a parred the 18th Hole and was standing on the fringe of the gallery As Hill came up to the 18tn Green. A e this second shot on the 3 Hole into the gallery to the Filo the Green. A 13 13h 18 sunday s results Philadelphia 4-3, new York 34 Chicago 5-4, Pittsburgh 4-3 Houston 6, Atlanta 4 St. Louis 2, in Francisco 0 los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 5 Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. Tulsa. .9 51 29 .633 Phoenix. 51 37 .680 Indianapolis. 42 37 .532 in Lepo. 44 40 .524 Oklahoma City. 36 43 .458 Denver. 33 47 .405 Western division Spokane. 47 37 .560 Seattle. 43 41 .512 Hawaii ,.y40 43 .482 Tacoma. 38 43 .456 Vancouver. A. 34 36 .425 Portland. 32 45 .416 sunday s results san Diego 12, Denver 10 Spokane 11, Seattle 5 Phoenix 2-2, Oklahoma City 0-1 Tacoma 4. Vancouver 1 Hawaii 7, Indianapolis 1 Portland 4-7, Tulsa 2-10. International league won lost pet. Toledo. 43 37 .538 Rochester. T 40 38 .526 Columbus. 38 36 .514 Buffalo. 40 39 .506 Jacksonville. 39 38 .506 Syracuse. 37 39 .487 Louisville. 37 42 .4h8 Richmond. 36 43 .45s sunday s results Toledo 13, Louisville 2 Buffalo 10, Columbus 7 Jacksonville 11. Rochester 8 Richmond 5-6, Syracuse 4-13 Eastern league won lost pet. Reading. 47 29 .618 Elmira. 39 35 .5- 7 Pittsfield. 34 32 .515 York. 33 35 .485 Binghamton. 34 39 .468 Waterbury. 28 45 .384 sunday s results York 7, Waterbury 1 Reading 7, Binghamton 3 Southern league won lost pet Asheville. 46 34 .575 Birmingham. 41 37 .626 Montgomery. 38 38 .506 Charlotte. 39 40 .494 Savannah. 31 41 .468 Evan Avillo. 35 46 .432 sunday s results Montgomery 2-5, Charlottes 0-7 Asheville 3, Birmingham 1 Savannah 2, Evansville 1 Texas league Eastern division won lost pet. Arkansas. 48 38 .548 shreveport.43 40 .518 Memphis. 3d 43 .476 dal it Worth 35 49 .417 Western division Elpaso. 44 34 .564 Albuquerque. 45 36 .556 Amarillo. 41 41 .500 ban Antonio. %3 45 .413 sunday s result Arkansas 5, Breve port 4 san Antonio 6-1, Albuquerque 28 Dallas fort Worth 5, Memphis 3 Murillo 3-1, Elpaso 0-3 go. 4 6tt 9 14h is i 11 11 to teen age mexican Craehn 1,500-meter swim Marh Santa Clara Calif. A Guillermo Echevarria of Mexico found a finishing kick in 1,500meters of freestyle swimming sunday and set a world record i the event by a full six seconds with a 16 28.1 time at the Santaclara International invitational meet. Echevarria who astounded himself and the entire mexican team by placing second to mar Spitz in the 400-meter freestyle Friday in near world record time finished far ahead of the Field splashing Home the final100 meters. Mike Burton who held the world record of 16 34.1 going into the race was even wit Hechevarria until about Halfway through the race the mexican went ahead for Good. Burton was second in 16 47.1. Ron Johnson the coach of the mexican team who went to that country 1v� years ago specially to train its olympic team said after Echevarria s loss to Spitz we did t realize he had that go 12 go 78 10 Box scores 11th Victory for Mel first game Baltimore new York a Valentine of 4 Johnson 2b 4 for Robinsn if 4 Powell in 4 Broil non 3b 3 Blefary of 2 Hendricks o 3 1 Belanger is 3 Marclin p Baford pm Watt p i 010000 010 000000 0002 1 000000 000000 Clarke 2b Mantle in White if Kosco of Tresh is Cox 3b Ferruti Milz w Rob Nan Boot Lyre a bl4110 40003122 3111 30003010 2000 f 3000 3 0 0 0 go go 2 46 u 5 11 Pele Santos stretch winning Streak to six los Angeles a san tos of Brazil scored its sixth straight Victory by defeating Ecaca of Mexico 4-3, saturday night in an exhibition soccer game before 12,418. The famed Pele scored one of Santos goals and assisted on two others. Total 30 1 4 1 total 28 3 5 3 Baltimore 000 000 0101 new York 100 000 2 0 x 3 do Baltimore 1, new York 1. 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Arc id of Triumph first game Pittsburgh a by of wills 33 Malou of Clemente Mola it Clendenon Pagan 3b Muz Rusk Starkl it Taylor o Jimenez pm Veale p Blahd p Ella p Alley pm face p Kolb c Chicago a by 000 Kean nor As 4000 Oil Beckert 2b 3110 000 Williams of 4110 010 Santo 3b 2 1 in 3221 4110 2b 3 1 1 1 0 3 0 Banks in Smith if 0 Arcla of 1 1 Hundley o 1 0 Hickman it 1011 Holt Man p 0000 i Gan p 0000 2000 1000 0000 1000 0 01 4 13 13010 1111 3000 3000 3000 0000 total 35 4 9 4 total 29 5 5 5 none out when winning run scored. Pittsburgh 001 000 102 4 Chicago 400 000 0015 do Chicago 1. Lob Pittsburgh 5, Chat Raul 4. Or Banks 13clendenon 7arcla 1. In h r Erbb so 1-34 4 4 1 0 62-30 0 0 2 1 face 1 00000 Veale i .7-8 0 1 1 1 0 0 to Lunnun 82-37 4 4 1 5 Redan w,52 1-32 0 0 0 0 hip face Santo. T2 38. Kessinger to second Pittsburg Hab by wills is Mazro Ike 2b 020 Cleminte Malou it Oln Denon a in 3b Kolb c Molk an p face p of 111010 000100 1 3 0 3000 0000 game Chicago a Kea Lnger is 5 Beckert 2b Bwl Llumi u Santo 3b Bank in Hundley o Hickman of Arcla of Handa p 8ktntilcr pm Koritan p total 34 3 � 1 total 35 4 11 4 Twu out when winning run scored. Put Burgh 002 1 0 0 0 0 0 s Chicago 000 110011 4 a Kuhm Lnger. Buckert do Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. In Ali Pittsburgh 5. Chicago to. 2b-Hlckman, Arcla k. Will Luisiii Regan. 3bkulb, will. In a Lemule 10. S Clendenon. In h r or by to Mccan 7230 3 u 2 4 Faco ,.l 3 i 21102 Hamu 7 7 3 1 0 3 it Tian w.u2 2 2 0 0 0 3 t-2i33. A--32.447. National All stars 7-5 favourites to beat continued from Paye 17 Atlanta Woody Fryman of Phil Adelphia and Steve Carlton of St. Louis. Carlton Fryman an Koosman Are left handers. Other american league pitch ers named to the seven Man staff Are Sam Mcdowell of Cleveland Mel Stottlemyre of new Yark Blue Moon Odom of Oakland and Jose Santiago of Boston. Santiago came up with tendonitis in the right Elbow and Williams named Gary Bell of the red sox to replace and Mcdowell Are left starters named by the players managers and coaches must play at least three innings unless injured. No Pitcher i permitted to work More than three innings unless the Gam goes into extra innings. Much , 18, is his coun try s top Hope in the distance sat the olympics supposedly be cause he will have the advantage of training in his country s High off his performances Here few would dispute his claim that i showed the world i could compete with them an not Only at earlier Zac Zorn beat olym Pic Champion Don Schollander in the 100-meter freestyle a Delaine Tanner of Canada avenged an earlier defeat by Karen Muir of South Africa in the 200-meter , who will be a senior at Urcla later this year was timed in 53.8 in the 100. Schol Lander finishing second by one half length was caught in 54.5. Lacks conditioning i m not in my Best condition yet said Schollander a Yale senior who four years ago won four Gold medals in the 1954olympics. I have to catch up with the rest of the Guys be cause i could t train too hard at Walsh who holds the world record of 52.6 in the event was fifth in the race timed in 55.0.miss Tanner who lost to miss Muir in the 100-meter Back stroke Friday never trailed the South african who holds the world records in both events in the 200-meter winning time was 2 24.6, five tenths off miss Muir record set earlier this year. Really was really mad today said miss Tanner. I wanted Towin badly. I was t expecting a world record i just wanted sue Pederson who lost a controversial race the first Day of the Competition came up a Winner sunday taking the women s 100-meter freestyle in 1 00.0she set a world record of 2 09.5 in the 200-meter freestyle prof a relay team saturday Jack Horsley of red Shiel Triton Seattle wash., won the men s 200-meter backstroke in2 11.3. Ann Simmons a 14-year-Okblonde from the Lakewood Calif., aquatic club outlast the opposition in the women s 1,500-meter freestyle winning in18 06.8. Victoria King of the arde Hills swim club Carmichael Calif., won a close Battle for second beating Pam Krue o fort Lauderdale fla., by four tenths. Elizabeth Morris of swe Den was fourth setting a european record of 18 21.7. Set b edit p22 3rd add swim Kathy Jamison of the hos Santa Clara club won the Worsen s 200-meter breaststroke ii 2 48.6, and Felipe Munoz whose a mexican record in the men s event earlier in the preliminaries. Bettered it again with a 2 29.5 clocking. By 1 shot Hill younger brother a rant under pea rules he ree placement on the Side to Hill and chipped to six feet of the pin. But h,0oot putt Slid by the Hole a with $10,000, the difference a Ween first prize and the $15 Ftp second prize. I Horn another Rookie from or Erland Park kan., was eight under Par for the tournament after nine holes but faded on to ast four of the Back nine when in took a pair of bogeys. He Fin. Shed with a 74 to Hill s Par 72trevino, who started the Day eight strokes under Par shot a our Over Pur 76 to finish in a three Way tie for fifth place with defending Champion Julius Boros and Johnny Pott. Bob Dunnand Rocky Thompson were tied or third place three strokes off he Pace. The top finishers Tom Weiskopf. J-.�5.0ou Mike Hill $13.000 Rod Horn $9,375 Bob Lunn 15,812 w it Thompson. $3,812 m. Johnny Pott $4,201 a. La Trevino $4,2tn m Jill Ion Boro. 94.2m.ik. Frank by Natl 13.375 Fred Marti $3.375 lne elder $ j,575 Jort Greene. S2.67.1bob Murphy $j.575 stove Spray .575 Johnny Sloven. 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