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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 13, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes saturday juyi3 nil Union to take another vote says a player Chicago a Bob Wetoska Veteran offensive tackle of the Chicago bears told the Chi Pago Tribune wednesday night that he expects the National football league players association to take another vote within a Day or two. The owners have Given us More much More than i Ever thought they would the news paper quoted Wetoska who is one of the sub players representatives of the bears. How can the owners give us guarantee for three years from now when they Don t know what their in come will be "1 think the owners have forced the association s hand by Locking up their Camps the lockout of such players As Bart Starr in Green Bay shows the owners do mean business. Some american league won lost pet. Of Detroit 56 29 .665 Baltimore 44 37 .543 9tt Cleveland 7 40 .640 Omi Boston 42 39 .510 11 to Minnesota 40 42 .488 14 California 0 43 .482 14uoakland 40 43 .482 14 to hew York 37 43 .463 16 Chicago 34 45 .430washington 30 48 .386 22 thursday s result Minnesota 5, Detroit 4 new York 5, Chicago 4baltimore 2, Washington 0 Oakland 4, Cleveland 3california 3, Boston 2 National league won lost pet obit. Louis 54 31 .635 Atlanta 44 40 .524cincinnati 42 40 .512 san Francisco. 43 42 .506philadelphia 40 40 .600 Pittsburgh 40 43 .482l.8 Angeles 41 45 .477 new York 40 44 .476 Chicago 40 46 .465houston 36 49 .424 thursday s results Chicago 0-2, new York 1-0philadelphia 5-4, Pittsburgh 0-1 Houston 5-7, St. Louis 4-8atlanta 1, los Angeles 0 san Francisco 7, Cincinnati 1 Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet. Tulsa 54 30 .643phoenix 53 38 .582 san Diego 47 41 .534indianapolis 43 39 .524 Oklahoma City. 37 46 .446 Denver 34 49 .410 Western division Spokane 51 37 .580 Seattle 44 44 .500hawaii 2 45 .483 Portland 35 45 .438tacoma 6 47 .434 Vancouver 34 49 .410 10 11 11h13 13v4 13v4 18 go 9 10 19 7 8v, 12 1414 rain thursday s Resul Denver 8, Hawaii 6 san Diego 4, Oklahoma City 3spokane 4, Tacoma 0, five innings Seattle 5, Tulsa 4only games scheduled International league won lost pet. Go Rochester 45 36 .556 Toledo 44 40 .524 2v4 Columbus 40 39 .506 4 Jacksonville 41 41 .600 4 /4syracuse 40 40 .600 414 Louisville 1 43 .488 5hbuffalo 40 44 .476 614 Richmond 38 46 .462 8v4thursday s result Rochester 9, Buffalo 1syracuse 3, Toledo 0 Louisville 5, Jacksonville 4columbus 2, Richmond 0 Eastern league thursday s result Pittsfield 3, Binghamton 1waterbury 3, Reading 3 Elmira 3-1, York 2-0,both games 12 in sings Southern league thursday s result Charlotte 4-4, Evansville 2-3asheville 2, Montgomery 1 Savannah 8, Birmingham 1 Texas league thursday s results Dallas fort Worth 3, ban Antonio 0shreveport 13, Amarillo 4 �1 paso 3, Memphis 2albuquerque 4, Arkansas 3 o s win As Buford leads Way Baltimore a do Buford Given a Start in Center Field by new manager ear Weaver socked a Homer and scored both runs As the Balti More orioles edged Washington 2-0 thursday  Mcnally pitched a two hitter As Weaver made his de but As successor to fired Hank Bauer. Off on right foot Washingto Nab r h by Unser it Petersn Howard Mcmull Epstein Hansen Riff 3bib 88 Balti Moreau r h by Buford of 2211 Banks doubles for cub split . Drubs reds the players will have to taking them seriously now Wetoska told the to another strike vote is is the association the a should be kept better off Lejb they sent out a White pan from player headquarter i new Vork which detail grievances and told what were to vote on Wetoska the Only trouble is that in Rived in the mail two Days aft the vote was taken. M French cog guns 2b Coleman p Bowens a Baldwin p 010 Blair of 1000000 Balanger so 4010 000 for Robinsn of 8010powell in 3000 Blefary if 3000 Rob loan 3b 3000 30002000 20003000  2b 3 0 1 0 2000 Etche brn o 20001000 Mcnally p 3000 0000 total 29 0 2 0 total 27 2 4 1 Washington 000 000 00 0 0 Baltimore 100 0 1 0 0 0 x 2dpwashington 1. Lob Washington 4, Baltimore 6. 2bc.peterson,  5. So Powell . In h r Erbb so Coleman l.5-10 .7 32248baldwin 1 1 0 0 0 1 Mcnally w.9-89 20028t2 12. A 8,499. Angels. Continued from Page 19 bases loaded and two out Cli maxed a seventh inning rally thursday night As the California Angels snapped Boston s eight game winning Streak 3-2. Vic s trick Boston Aandrews 2b Jones i Stange p str Mykl u Harrelaos mfr Smith it petrol la a soy 3b Qlson Tartabull Ellsworth Scott in Phr bl120 010000 000000 020111 000000 000000 000 Californi Aab r h by Dava Lillo a Fregosi As Morton a held 3b Man Char in Hatton in Rel Ebardt i Knoop 2b Rodgers Repoz of 022000 30001000 20002111 41300 01000311201 a Rodrigez 3b 2 0 0 0satrlano c 1000 Brunei p 1000krkptrlck pm 0 0 0 0 Ellis p 0000 total 33 2 6 1 total 30 3 8 i Boiton 100 100 0002 California 000 000 3 0 x 3ea.rodriguez, Scott. Do Boston 2. California 1. Lob Boston 8, California 6.hrpetrocclll 10hinton 8. 8 Knoop. In h Herb so Ellsworth 6 6 2 1 1 1blunge il.2-3 2 2 1 0 1 3 Brunei w.8-97 62125ellis 2 0 0 0 0 0 top ten by the associated pres based on 200 at bats american league player club of Larrison ban Yastrzemski Bun monday Oak Carew Man a Horton Etc Eva min   was White a Uhlaender Man q a r h pet 69 245 38 74 .30281 266 45 80 .207 70 222 28 66 .20756 218 24 64 .294 75 260 40 74 .285 82 308 35 86 .27 80 287 39 80 .279 78 205 37 82 .27880 288 45 80 .278 81 311 28 86 a Home , Washington 25 . Detroit 21 Harreson Boston 17r. Jackson Oakland 14 free Bun Detroit 4. Runs batted in , w Hington 61 Harrelaos boston00 Northrup Detroit 54 Powell Spalti Fuore 50 , Detroit 47. Pitching7 decisions John Chicago 7-0, 1.000 Mcluin Detroit 16 -.889 Wright California 6-2, .750 Porrar Ioui Minnesota -2, .750 Cleveland 14-0, .737. National player club  ugh roue cd staub Hon f Lood bit, All Mullan  can Helms can  Phi Grote by h23 85 56 10933 100 50 11335 107 23 8346 100 22 9636 72 19 69 pet.341 .329 .318 .317.304 .303.301 .299.298 .296 league q a r72 249 2 81 33184 314 85 357 83 352 72 27480 332 79 31870 242 72 233 Home run Mccovey san Francisco 20 , Atlanta 18 , Philadelphia 16hurt, san Francisco 16 Burgell Pitu Burglin 14.hun batted in Mccovey ban Francisco 54 Perez Cincinnati 52 ,, Houston 47 Santo pitching1 decision Abernathy Cincinnati 6-1. .857 Marschal ban fraud Lugo. 16-4, ,789 but Tab  6-2, .750 Regan Chicago 62,.760 Koo away new Yors u-4, .733. Atlanta Chicago 49 47. New York up Erni Ebanks two run double with two out in the ninth inning gave the Chicago cubs a 2-0 Triumph thursday night after Calk o o n c e s outstanding Relief pitching helped Dick Selma beat the cubs for the fourth time this season in the new Yor Kmets 1-0 opening game Victory. 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Thanks Banks second game Chicago new Yorka r h blab r h by be Sangor 88 4 0 0 0 Linz 2b 30102b 4110 Collins 3b Beckert Willams of 4411 3110 Collin Cloncs of 010000 Santo 3b Banks Barcla or Nen Lbw Bratth it Phillips a Hundley c Hickman a hands p total chicag new York 3000 slut inky if 40003012 Agee it 0000 0000 Swoboda of 30000000 Kra Pool in 4000 3000 quote o 3020harrelson a 3 0 1 00000 4000 40103000 Martin pm Carlwell or Taylor p 10003000 0000 31 2 4 2 total 32 0 b 0 000 000 002--2000 000 0000 a Cardwell Harreson. Do new York 1. Lob Chicago 6, new York 8. 2bllnz, Beckert Banks. 8bnnka.ip h re Robbso hands w.8-5 0 6 0 0 2 4cardwell l.3-081-3 4 2 2 3 4 r. Taylor 2-30 0 0 0 1hbphanda Lin. T2 30. A26,145. Broncos Trade Wilson to jets for draft pick Denver Colo. A Veteran defensive Back Nemiah Wilson was traded wednesday by the Denver Broncos to the new York jets of the american football league for a future draft  general manager Lou Saban who announced the Trade said the Swap is part of the continuing Effort to build Winner in  Wilson 8-foot-l, 195 p o u n d a joined the Broncos in 1965 As a free agent. He was on special teams until last season when he was the regular starting right cornerback. He played College bail at grumbling Iii Cage Hof Chicago apr. Kyle an Derson head baseball coach at the University of Chicago for 30years, has been elected to the american association of Colleg baseball coaches Hall of Fame. Cincinnati a cat Herdick Dietz belted a single Dou ble and Home run and Ron Hunt had two run scoring singles As the san Francisco giants route Cincinnati 7-1 thursday night. Dietz Hunt hot 8an Franciscoa r h by Cincinnat Iab r h by Hunt 2bjalou u Mays of Davenport Mccovey Hart 3b Zletz Bonds it Lander 88perry p total 41223100 4010 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 42205132 00144 2 1010 a Johnson it Jonea of May a Perez 3b Bench Oahu fled in moire 2bwoodwrd is Salonoy lilt Chic p Ruiz pm Kelso p Rlee is Chaffer pm Carroll p 000 0 36 7 11 5 total Sanfrancisco Cincinnati a Maloney Woodward. Cincinnati 2. Lob san Cincinnati 7. 2bmays, or Dieu i3. 8j.alou,Bonds. I Perry w.8-6 0 35 1 8 1 .012201 1007.000 001 00 0 1 Perez. Hart , franc Loco 1, Francisco 0,, Zletz. Perry 2. Of Maloney l.3-6 Ritchi Ekemo  Carro Llop Maloney. 3 1-312-311-32-32t2 42. R Erbb so0 31 2 00 a13,018. Sex ump Dies Philadelphia a Johna. Quinn a former american league baseball Umpire died Here in Chestnut Hill Hospital. I. Mean that Tlle players did t have a general unde. 8landjnl of what it was a about. But when somebody Callou up at 5 30 in the Morni and wants you to vote on Sora thing you re bound to be a Litti. Fuzzy headed about it. _ "p81 8 what happened to me Butkus Dick Butkus bears player representative called me at 5 30. He said we were supposed to vote on three major issues minimum salary p  game pay and a pension increase. But in the statement received two Days later there were 21 grievances  said his duty was to Rouse eight other bears fro bed by Telephone and get their votes on a possible  is the Way it worked All Over the country he told the Tribune. So you can see that when 16 Ball clubs Are concerned and there Are 80 or so Guys making phone Calls in the Middle of the night there could be some  defensive ended o1 Bradovich disagreed with Wetoska. ". We have a Strong an Good Union and unless we want to lose All of the respect of the owners we have to stand fast on our demands he told the Tribune. There a a lot of gossip being spread by the owners that we re beginning to weaken. That strictly Wishful thinking on their part. They will have to come up with a substantial offer and then we will take another poll of  Steeler veterans urge strike end Pittsburgh a Pitts Burgh Steeler veterans urging an Early end to the National football league strike said thursday they supported the players association but indicated objection to its  believe the word strike is an unnecessary addition tothe glossary of the pro football fan s guide they said in statement issued by defensive Back Paul Martha. The group about a dozen vet Erans living Here and several others Martha contacted by Telephone Felt that the association was necessary but there was disenchantment with its hard line  19 Steeler veterans including six living in Pittsburgh were to report Friday at the opening of training Camp in la trobe a. But nil owners have banned veterans from Camps until the impasse Over pensions with the players association is settled. Martha said he did t knowhow Many or if any of the vet Erans would try to report Fri Day with the 33 rookies but said he would t be surprised if some did. General manager Dan Booney said however they would be turned away As were Bart Starr at Green Bay and roman Gabriel at los Angeles. Martha said the group which met wednesday night to draft its stand discussed the possibility of setting up its own training amp for veterans As players some clubs have done but maae no  Are not advocating an emergency Camp or secession from the players association Martha told the associated  players indicated it we possible some sort of training amp might beset up if theft Pute weren t settled by nex week the bulk of the a s Burgh veterans Are due in Camp july 19. I Don t think anybody Reany thought it would go tins far said offensive halfback do Hoak a Veteran of seven seasons in the nil. I stil think j will be settled by the tune report to  Turbine sought for hydroplane Madison ind. A pioneers in the development unlimited hydroplane have announced plans to a Turbine powered Lee Sulu Felth an said they will und venture in the Desius  and racing of the ii powered boat. I  
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