European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Tuesday the stars and stripes Page 19 by red Boston a Boston Redfox officials suspended Jde Foy and Juan Pissarro to sunday  for curfew violations following their 3. . Arrest near by std con Mon. Boston police charged third baseman Foy 28, and put chef Pizarro 31, with being  were released on bail for a court appearance  Dick Williams said they have been told not to come today. They have been suspended for  he declined to say if the suspension would cont is beyond uhf doubleheader with Waslh Gioio Sun  curfew rules apply at Home As Well As on the  requires his players to be in bed by 12 30 . After Day games and within 2% hours Fol lowing night  have a Fine for that too and they will be  Wil Liams added but declined to say How much it would , a red sox official who asked not to be identified said Foy and Pizarro would be fined $500 each and lose Sun Day s pay while suspended. Haywood c. Sullivan Vic president of charge of player personnel said the club Wouldhave no comment on the Inci Dent until we find out the com plete  police said a car driven Befoy in which Pizarro was rid ing collided with a taxicab Nea Boston common. Officers John Doros and Thomas Connolly said when they arrived at the scene Forand Pizarro began to argue with them and a heated dispute ensued. Foy had played Only briefly i saturday s 7-2 loss to washing ton. Pizarro a Southpaw who was traded to Boston from Pitts Burgh of the National league three weeks ago pitched last Friday and was not slated to work sunday s games. Sele Milosevic pulls 2nd soccer hat trick Oakland Ca. A Sele Milosevic scored his second successive hat trick to spark the Oakland clippers to a 5-1 North american soccer league Winover Dallas sunday. Milosevic a 29-year-old Center Forward from Yugoslavia scored Oakland s Only goal in the first half and came Back in the second with two that wrapped it up. His second goal gave him be goals in succession including three at Detroit last tuesday. I too freestyle Breaks 2 swim Marks California swimming Star Debbie Meyer. 2 world freestyle records in same race los Angeles a Deb Bie Meyer of the Ardon Hills swim club cracked two world records in the same race Sun Day in winning the 1,500-Meterfreestyle at the la s Angeles invitational swim  15-year-old miss Meyer from Sacramento calif., was clocked in 17 31.2, shattering her own world Mark of 17 50.2set last year. On the Way she also set a women s Mark for 800meters of 9 19.0, beating her own Mark of 9 22.9.second was Ann Simmons of the Lakewood aquatic club timed in 18 10.3. Karen Muir of South Africa also established a women s Mark in the final Day of the three Day meet winning the 200 meter backstroke in 2 23.8.it shattered the listed Mark of 2 24.4 set last year by Canada Selaine Tanner. It also betters miss Muir s pending Mark of2 24.1 miss Meyer said after therace it was her first 1,500 in about a  had bursitis in my left  for about six months she  began working out again Only a few months ago figuring the Heck with the injury she said. She said she wanted tomake the olympic team and had to be in shape to do  is no 1,500-meter race for women at the olympic games. And this is the first year there will be a race As Longas 800 meters. . Nets new partner for jets mets Westbury . A the new Jersey americans of the american Basket Ball association will hence Forth be known As the Newyork nets owner Arthur Brown has announced. At a news conference Here Brown said the team would play the 1968-69 sea son and part of the follow ing season in the Long is land Arena at con  .the team will move into the 15,000-seat Nassau county coliseum in hemp Stead. ., when it i completed during the 1969 70 season Brown said. Brown also said the clubs spending $159,000 to renovate the Long Islan Darena. The team played last season in Teaneck,. Spain turns Back Italy 3-2, in Davis cup inter zone final Barcelona Spain up spam will be the United states next opponent in the Davis cup it rezone after beating Italy 3-2, Sund euro Pei 2one final Here uni i last s6 on sunday Scard Martin Mulligan the aus a Avtar liyin8 for Italy, Bew a to beat & 7 Arld Manuel Orantes 4 6, 4-6,i5 k 4-0, when the latter with Bese 0 right earner sunday Spain s Juan Ebert earned his country a decisive 3-1 Lead when he beat l Veteran Nicola Pietrangeli 8-8,6-4, 6-2. Dusseldorf Germany a _ West Germany beat South Africa 3-2, in their group a european zone Davis cup final  the closing singles match Bob Hewitt beat Germany s ing Buding. 7-5, 6-2, 2-8. But the last singles match was Only a formality anyway be cause the germans had already completed their unexpected rout of the South africans in the third singles when Wilhelm Bungert whipped Ray Moore 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. Pearson finishes first again in Volunteer 500 Stock race Bristol Tenn. A David Pearson won the Volunteer 500 Stock car race sunday at the Bristol International Speedway scoring his third Victory in two years at the one half mile track. The Spartanburg ., drive put his 1968 Ford across the Fin ish line 1% laps ahead of Cal Yarborough of Timmonsville ., who also drove a  Isaac of Catawba ., was third in a 1968 Dodge. Rookie swede Savage of Losangeles was fourth also in a Ford. 13 caution flags the Winner averaged 74.783miles an hour As 13 caution flags slowed the race for 83laps. There were no major mis haps. The Lead changed hands seventies with Pearson leading a Good half of the race. A crowd of 18,600 viewed the event under sunny skies. Pearson led 246 of the 500 Lapsin collecting first prize Money of $5,175."this was a very rough race he said. Everybody out there was running like they were fighting it out for firs place. There was More bumping than at any time i be Ever Seenon this  Lead for Good Pearson grabbed the Lead for Good on the 272nd Lap and at one Point built up a 2-Lap Lead on Yarborough. But the second place finisher was Able to Cuttle deficit some when he beat Pearson out of the pits after both had stopped under a Cau Tion Flag. Five other Drivers Jed therace at various times but most fell out with mechanical prob lems Charlie Glotzbach of George town ind., led the first 74 laps but fell out after 385 laps when he blew an engine in his 1968dodge, spinning into the path of Pearson s car and nearly Caus ing a major Accident. Paul Goldsmith of Munster,ind., led for 152 laps before his 1968 Dodge went out with reared problems on the 290th Lap. National Champion Richard Petty of Randal Man ., went out with a broken fan Belt in his1968 Plymouth finishing 24th. Top qualifier Lee Roy Yar Brough of Columbia ., was running second when he blew the engine in his 1968 Ford on the 120th Lap. The top 10 finishers 1, David Pearson. Spartanburg .,1968 Ford. Js.175. 2, Cale Yarboroug i Timmonsville,. 196s Mercury $2,650. 3, swede Savage. Los Angelea 1963ford, $1,700. 4, Bobby Isaac Catawba ., 1967dodge. $900. 5, Freddy Hassler Chattanooga Tenn., 1966 Chevrolet $800. 6, buddy Baker. Charlotte. N.c., 1968dodge, too. 7, tiny Lund. Cross ., 1967 Mercury $6508, Nell castles Charlotte  1961 Plymouth $625. 9, Bui Selfert sky land  1968 Ford. $600.10, j. D. Mcduffie Sanford ., 1967 Buick $925. Over salary dispute Bill Brown quits vikings9 Camp Mankato Minn. A Veteran fullback Bill Brown the leading runner in Minnesota Vikings history left the nation Al football league team s train ing Camp Here sunday apparently in a contract dispute. Brown starting his seventh season with the Vikings is one of nine veterans still  other eight Are working out with the team. The 30-year-old running Bac could not immediately be reached for comment on his action. Club officials said they had not talked to him when he left but were sure his departure was linked to the contract difficulties. Viking general manager Jim inks had met Over the week end with All unsigned player Sand said he anticipated no trouble in signing All of the vet Erans. Finks said he held a lengthy session with Brown but did not reach agreement with him be fore he left Camp. Brown has been with the Vik Ings since 1962, when he was obtained in a Trade with the Chica go bears. He was drafted in 1961 by the bears out of the University of Illinois. He has gained 3,552 Yard with the Vikings in 984 carries both for club records. Hiram Ohio a the Cleveland Browns of the nation Al football league Hurt by the loss of two veterans Over a racial incident named negro run Ning Back Ernie Green and Jim continued on Page 20j