European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse I i .1 Page 20 the stars and stripes wednesday july 17 american league won lost pet. 32 .636 37 .5 � 41 .549 40 .529 46 .483 45 .483 45 .477 45 .46447 .440 53 .361 pet Roll 50 Baltimore 48 cd Ucland 50 Hoston 46 Oakland 2 Jillyn Nln 42 min Noson 1new York .39 Chicago 37 Yii Shinton 30monday result Rhi Oano 3, Washington 2 i Lovo Iund 4, Minnesota 2 of Nylnnd 12, Boston 6 Baltimore a new York 5 California 4, Detroit 0 Qugh 7v49h 13h 14u 17 33% National league won Lott pet. 31 .65240 .645 40 .52044 .508 44 .488 47 .478 48 .46147 .460 49 .456 51 .427 St. Louis 58 Atlanta 48 vol Ludelphia 45 san Francisco. 45 Cincinnati 42chicago 3 new York 41 Pittsburgh 40 los Angeles 41 Houston 38monday s results Philadelphia 5, now York 3 Atlanta 4, san Francisco 2 St. Louis 4, los Angeles 2 Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 1. Houston at Cincinnati rain of 9%11 13 h 14h 1717 17% 20 10 innings Pacific coast league Eastern division won lost pet Tulsa 55 Phoenix 56 san disco 50 Milian Achilis 43 Oklahoma City. 33 Denver 35 3338 41 43 50 52 .623 .590 .094 .506.433 .402 .598 .484 .478 .448 .440 .420 Western division Spokane 55 37hv-attle 1 47 x Hawaii 43 47 t Icom i 39 48 x Portland 7 46 Vancouver 37 51 Janis nol included monday s results Spokane 12. Oklahoma City. Denver 3, Vancouver 1 International league won lost pet Toledo 49 40 .551 Rochester 46 40 .535 43 41 .512 jacksonville13 43 .500 Louisville 43 44 .494 Buffalo 3 46 .433syracuse 41 44 .482 Richmond 43 .13 monday results Buffalo 6. Syracuse d Toledo s. Rochester 2 Louisville 7, Richmond 4 Columbus 10, Jacksonville 9 Eastern league monday s results Eimira 4, Waterbury 3 headings Pitts Leui 2 York 0, bin Chatton 10 Southern league monday s results Charlotte 5, Savannah 4, 10 innings Asheville 6, Evansville 3 Montgomery 1, Birmingham 0 a a 8%11 17 19 i 10v4 u 13v4 Isab 4v45 8 8 indians count Early tip twins 2 Minneapolis St. Paul a Duke Sims two run to tier helped Cleveland build an Early four run Lead and the indians needed it As Mike Paul and Stan Williams put Down aate Minnesota rally to preserve Sonny Siebert s 2 Victory Over the twins wind aided 355-foot blow to left scored Lee Maye. Who had singled in the third inning and gave Sycbert now 10-5, a 0 relieved Siebert in the eighth after the twins scored an Learned run on Larry Brown showing error a wild pitch and Rod Carew s single. Paul struck out Tony Olyva to end the rally he indians sweeping Awo game series cuffed twins starter and loser Jim Perry or 10 hits in the first three in no. 3 under Lopez 1 ii of nudge senators 2 Chicago a Tommy Davis drove in two runs with a third inning single monday to launch the Chicago White sox to a 2 Victory Over was the third straight Victory for the White sox since Al Bur Wood took Over and Hoy Wilhelm making his 901st major league appearance replaced him in the eighth. Davis blow came after Tom my Mccraw doubled and buddy Bradford walked and opened Upa 1 Lead. After the senators tied it in the fourth on singles by Ken Mcmullen and Jim French and Cap Peterson s sacrifice Fly the sox took Over again in the Aparicio doubled moved to third on an Outfield Fly an scored on Bradford s sacrifice Frank Bertaina drove in Washington s first run with single in the second. Hoyt s 901st Call Tommy Davis. Two run single Lopez returned from retirement to replace Eddie Stanky As manager. Cisco Carlos boosted his record to 8 but was nicked for six hits before being yanked fora Pinch hitter in the sixth. Wil Washington Al r h by Unser of Ballen 2h Epstein in Howard if Mcmulin 3b French c co Tern of Hansen is Bryan pm a Catalna p Bowens pm p Chicago us r h by 4000 Aparicio As i 1 1 0 4000 Mccraw in 4120 4010 Bradford of 2111 4010 Davis if 4022 4120 Ward 3b 2000 4110 Borry of 4010 3011 Alomar 2b 4000 1000 mar toy c 2010 1000 curios p 2000 2011 Vav Wollams pm 1 0 0 0 1000 Wood p 0000 0000 Wilh few p 0000 total 32 2 7 2 total 29 3 8 3 Washington "10 100 000 Chicago 00201000x 3 do Washington 1. Washington 8, Chicago 10. 2k Epstein c. Peterson Mccraw Aparicio. A Ullholm. 8f , Bradford. In h r Erbb so Berl ulna l.4 i. 0 8334 hug kilns 2 0 0 0 2 Carlos w,8i 6 6 2 2 1 Wood 1231 0 0 1 Wilhelm 11-30 0 0 0 we Berl Alna. T2 27. A 3,814. 17. S. Olympic shooters dominated bit servicemen san Antonio Tex. Up four . Servicemen including one former olympic Gold medal Winner won places on the . Olympic shooting team monday following the National rapid fire pistol and three position Small bore Rifle championship. Marine maj. William Mcmil Lan of san Diego calif., the 1960 olympic Champion at Rome and army s. Sgt. James Mcnally of Seattle wash., will represent the United states unfree pistol. Mcmillan won the pistol championship with Athree Day score of 1,772 out of a possible 1,800.lt. John writer of la Grange 111., and maj. John Foster of Springfield Ohio tied for first place in the Small bore with change of mind artists 76er owner new coach continued from Page lit referred to was the Trade of Chamberlain to los Angeles. Kosloff said he still believed the general manager and coach ing jobs should be separate. He said giving the dual Job to ram say was a move born of expediency. The owner said he planned to hire a business manager to help Ramsay with the Genera manager s duties. It was reported that Vince Cazzetta coach of the former Pittsburgh pipers was being considered for the position. Ramsay said he planned Touse the same style of basketball he taught at St. Joseph sem Pha sizing All court presses and Tough Chamberlain he said we can t concentrate on using the Post the deep Post. Well have to run More pull theother team away from the m not unhappy with our personnel and while i m no counting on it the emotional Prospect of our players trying to prove they can win without Wilt is there Ramsay said. 3,438 out of 3,600 and both earned positions on the team. Writer won the National championship in a shoot off. Army capt. Margaret Thomp son of Topeka kan., trying to become the first woman to eve represent the . On its olympic shooting team took temporary Lead in the smal bore Competition. She shot 397 out of 400 in Bot the prone and kneeling positions her kneeling score tying National record but could nol keep up the Pace and finished third. Olivario values a member of the mexican olympic team shot a perfect 400 in the Smaldore Rifle prone position. Named As alternates on the team were air Force t. Sgt Leslie Foster of san Antonioand s. Sgt. Alfred Richards o North Manchester ind., in the free pistol and Thompson Anc Marine . David Boyd of Antico a. In the three position Small bore Rifle. Jots Ink Randall Elliott new York a the Newyork jets have announced the signing of defensive tackles Dennis Randall and John Elliott. Chile net Star wins again As Usta opens Milwaukee wis. A Jaime Fillol of Chile fresh from an upset Victory Over Cliff Richey in the Western Champion ship finals sunday survived Challenge monday from Lester sack As the . Lawn Tennis association s Clay courts championships opened at the Tow club. Fillol seeded no. 2 among the tourney s foreign entries won the first set 2, then lost 8, be fore taking the final set 4. He won the Western title by beating Richey 1, 5, 2. Charles Pasarell first ranked nationally and seeded no. 2 at Milwaukee similarly had his hands full in his first round sin Gles match. He downed Eddru of Santa Monica calif., 7, 5, 0. Berlin triumphs Canada s Mike Belkin the top seeded foreigner took Tony Bull of Albuquerque n.m., 4,4. Richey the third seed from san Anglo Tex., advanced by default and Marty Riessen of Evanston. 111., seeded fifth downed Barry Conway Mena Sha wis., 3, 2. Arthur Ashe defending Cham Pion in the men s singles and seeded no. 1, and new yorker Lark Graebner fourth seeded play their first round matches tuesday. Nancy Richey Cliff s sister was to play tuesday. She is top seeded in the women s single Sand is seeking her sixth consecutive Clay courts won the Western women s title sunday with a 3, 2victory Over Stephanie de Fina. Peaches Bartkowicz of Ham track mich., seeded second eliminated Andrea Sanders of Tulsa okla., 1, 0 while third seed miss do Fina Hollywood fla., beat Laura Dupont Charlotte n.c., 7, 4. Second bugs put Virdon on Active roster Pittsburgh a the slumping Pittsburgh pirates announced monday that Billy Virdon a pirate coach has been placed on the Active roster As player in a temporary move. Virdon will fill the spot of shortstop Fred patek. Who has been placed on the disabled Lis with a hairline fracture of the left , 37, last played in 1985 when he appeared in 135 game Sand batted .270. He retired As a player and managed two minor league teams before coming to Pittsburgh under Larry Shepard. Joe l. Brown general manager new manager Pittsburgh said Virdon was us cd to return As a player because there Are no extra in fielders or outfielders at the pirates Columbus Ohio farm. Virdon played for Pittsburg from 1056 to 1065 and was the Cente fielder on the pirate world Champion team in 1060 in the . Cleveland scored on singles by Russ Snyde Cardenal and Joe Azcue indians added another in when Vern Fuller singled was sacrificed to and scored on Sio Borl s two double sliced to Rit Center Minnesota broke Siebert shutout bid in the fifth. Ted u Lender boat out a bunt sine went to second on a wild Nitch my scored on Cesar Tovar single. Duke s doings Cleveland Minnesota , j _ rut 0 1 j 0 Tovar Iff 1 o 1 10000 Gillii Job 401t 5010 ,-w 2b 3021 4130 Ollu of 10001000 ,--.,. Ii 300l 4 1 11 Uci Ark pm 0 0 0 0 4011 i Hlf Demitr cd 4 1 to 4110 Kelli is 40003010 Fri Iamb or 0000 3000 Snyder of Johnson Rford Tittl it Muye if Turner if 8lmn in a Cue c Fuller 3b coition 2fo Crown in la it p t Tlell v shut Titi p 4010 c 0 1 1 i Rry p 1000 p0000 Holt pm Kola rut p Kollins pm limit scr p i Merrill a pm 000 00001000 total is i a i Cleveland. M inne Iolati e 1 Loicl Nold s. Mind lilt Blois uni. S Sycbert i Al k Paul 8. Williams ferry it Bon Well Tola my we sir Bart 2. 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