European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 04, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and strikes american league won lost pet. To troit. Id 40 .0 23 Haiti More. 59 45 .567 Cleveland. 58 Rio .537 Boston. A 50 .519 Ouk Lanil. 5-1 5t .514 new York. 40 53 .4so Minnesota. 49 55 .471 r.ilifornin49 a .4fl7 Chrnko. 45 57 .411 Washington. 38 64 .373 Friday s result Baltimore 4. New York i Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 Washington 11. Cli Capo 8 Detroit i. Minnesota 5 California 3-1. Boston 2-8 National league won lost pet. St. Louis. 71 37 .657 Atlanta. F,6 51 .523 Cincinnati. 53 49 a 20 Chicano. 56 52 .519 san Francisco. 53 53 .500 Pittsburgh. 53 84 .495 new York. 50 59 .459 Philadelphia 48 57 .457 los and Les. 47 60 .439 Houston. 46 61 .430 Friday s result Houston 4. Philadelphia j Chicago 3. St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 3. San Francisco 1 new York 3. Los Angeles .2 Cincinnati at Atlanta rain Pacific coast league Stern division won lost pet. Tulsa. 67 41 .620 Phoenix. 62 48 .564 san Dieso. 59 48 .551 Indianapolis. Is 56 .402 Denver. 47 59 .413 Oklahoma City. 47 61 .435 Western division tit 4fi .5s2 5 .514 go 8 9 11 ii 15 if 1619 26 go 14v4 15 15 17 17u 21% 21 ,4 23h go Spokane Hawaii 56 54 56 54 fit 61 .491 .431.425 .425 17 19 20 7 4 10 11 17 17 r o Taco Insi 45 Vancouver 45 Friday s results Indianapolis 6-1, Portland 3-2 Oklahoma City 3, Tulsa 1 Denver 3, san Diego 0 Seattle 6, Tacoma 4, 10 innings Hawaii 6, Phoenix 0 Vancouver 2, Spokane 1 International league won lost pet. Go Toledo 62 46 .574 Columbus 54 47 .533 44 Rochester 55 50 .524 5h Jacksonville 54 50 .519 6 Syracuse 49 52 .485 9\i Buffalo 9 57 .462 12 Louisville 49 57 .462 12 Richmond 5 58 .437 14 i Friday s results Jacksonville 3-0, Rochester 1-5 Columbus 2. Toledo 1 Louisville 3. Buffalo 2 Syracuse at Richmond Ppd rain Eastern league Friday s results heading 2-2, York 0-0 Kli Nira -0, Binghamton 2-2, 1st game 8 innings Waterbury 1, Pittsfield 0 Southern league Friday s results Montgomery s. Evansville 0 Birmingham at Asheville postponed rain Only games scheduled Texas league Friday s results Dallas fort Worth 5. Albuquerque 1 Arkansas 11. San Antonio 3 Shreveport 6, Elpaso 4 Memphis 4, Amarillo 3 North american soccer league Eastern conference Atlantic division w l t by put. Of a Atlanta 14 5 4 36 132 38 21 Washington 12 9 4 44 128 48 43 new York 9 610 41 125 45 33 Baltimore 1112 3 33 108 33 35 Boston 614 4 117 85 08 56 lakes division Cleveland 9 5 11 43 129 44 36 Chicago 7 9 45 130 52 51 Toronto 10 � 6 39 118 40 &0 Detroit 515 3 27 go 33 48 Western conference Gulf division Kansas City. 11 7 5 36 117 50 27 St. Luuis 9 10 5 32 101 37 47 Houston 11 it is 04 40 33 Dallas 220 3 34 45 21 �0 Pacific division san Diego 15 5 4 45 147 48 38 Oakland 12 8 0 39 i m 45 29 los Amk Eleh 9 7 7 36 111 42 28 Vancouver 911 4 s5 lot 3 41 Friday s result Atlanta 4, Baltimore 1 Boston 2, Washington 1 Dallas St. Louis 1 chit ago 0, Detroit 0, tie Friday s pro football results exhibition at Chicago Careen Bay i Acci rink 31, College All slurs 17 Canadian league Toronto is Kiliti Oxilon 4 boy boy paces Victory Baltimore a Kaizer boy boy Mot Wung scored All of Atlanta s goals and led the chiefs to a 3-1 Victory Over the Baltimore Bays Friday night Ina North american soccer league match. Sir fats ends Houston rallies by phils 4-3 Houston / up Doug a Der drove in the tying run with a ground Rule double and Joh Bateman singled across the winning run during a two run eighth inning Friday night As the Houston astros rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3, and snap a three game los ing Streak. Rader who drove in a earlier run with a single lofted a pop Fly into Short right Fiel which landed in fair territory and kicked into the stands along the foul line scoring Jim Wynn from second. Wynn had singled and moved to second on Denis Menke s sacrifice. Rader then scored the win Ning run on Bateman s single and Steve Shea the last of three astros pitchers retired the phils in order in the ninth. Big bad John Houston Philadelphia a r h i Taylor 3b 5010 Miller of Pona As 4022 Torres is c Allison of 4000 staub la Ralu n if 4110 Wynn of White la 4020 Menke 2h Gonzalez of 2100 Rader 3b Rojas 2b 4000 Batrman c Dalrmple c 2101 Simpson if James p 3010 Dierker p p 0000 Gotay pm Sullivan pm 1 0 0 0 House p apr mate pm i 0 0 0 Shea p 0000 a r h by 4001 4010 4 i 2 0 2110 3011 4132 4011 4010 1000 1010 0000 total 33 3 7 3 total 32 4 11 4 Philadelphia 020 001 0003 Houston 000 101 02x4 do Philadelphia 1. Lob Philadelphia 3. Houston 8. 2bstaub. White Kader. 3bmenke. So Gonzalez. S Dierker. Menke. Of Dalrymple. James i.1-4 Dierker House w.l-0shea in h Herb so hip Dierker 12,907. 62-38 2 2 2 11-33 2 2 0 7 6333 1 1000 1 0000 Pena. T--2 1s. 6 0 3 0 1 a whips upset Washington a thelast place Boston beacons Defeated Washington 2-1 Friday night in a North american cer league game at . Stadium and dropped the whips out of first place in the Atlantic division. Pfc Goldsmith nabs pole rates big favorite in Atlanta 250 Atlanta a. A Paul Goldsmith of minister ind., takes the pole position saturdays a heavy favorite to win at Lanta International raceway first 250-mile grand touring race timed to precede the an Nual Dixie 500. Goldsmith claimed the leading position for the $19,000 race with a qualifying Speed of 148.895miles an hour in a 1988 Camaro. Starting on the outside pole or no. 2 spot will be Donnie Allison of Hueytown ala., who qualified with 145.098 Miles an Edwards flays 2 nil teams san Francisco a Harry Edwards Leader of the negro olympic Boycott movement Friday threatened action against the Cleveland Browns and St. Louis cardinals of the National football league unless what he termed the racist situation existing on those teams was ended. Edwards formerly a sociology instructor at san Jose state said at a news conference i the situation is not cleared up we will take some action fro the he would not specify what Steps would be taken but indicated a Boycott of games an picket lines around stadiums were possibilities. Edwards mentioned the re lease by the Browns of guard John Wooten As the main grievance against the Browns. Wooten a negro and defensive Backcross Fichtner who is White were both Cut after Wooten claimed he termed St. Louis one of the most racist cities both in football and baseball in the country. Unless the situation is l corrected from within the Tea to impose punishment on Whites who behave in a racist manner toward Blacks and Blacks who behave that Way toward Whites we will take Edwards said he had Benin Contact with individuals in both cities including players on the football teams and that they had agreed to take whatever action works to protest their grievances. On another subject Edward indicated that recent contradictory statements by sprinter Lee Evans about the status of the olympic Boycott were part of his plan to create chaos in the olympic this week Evans said in Spokane wash., that the boy Cott was off and that negro athletes would go to the Mexico that negroes on the team had i City games in october and dem been excluded from a Golf tour lament Fichtner had promoted. Edwards said Wooten had been White listed in his at tempts to play for another team and the situation was totally cardinals were disrupted by several racial incidents Las year and Edwards said the Brothers Back there Are treated like animals. The racist crack ers that own the St. Louis Tea will be dealt wit i one Way or csonha9s dream comes half True continued from Paye 17 Ball carriers in the game dominated by the Brilliant passing of Veteran Bart time i d get by one of those linebackers i Felt i had passed an exam. They Are so great Csonka said in the dress ing room. Another outstanding All Starwas quarterback Greg Landry of re All rookies and we made More mistakes than we should have said Landry. I think we got our Pride up handsome of our respect Back in the second coach Norm Vanbrocklin kept referring to a Short swing pass from Starr to Elijah Pitts which went for 72 Yards and set up Jet a buy first touchdown. That play was to our strength Brocklin said. We should have intercepted the pass. If we had it might have been a different game. Burthen you just can t take a Bunch of kids and teach the pass defense in three Earl Mccullouch the speedster from Southern Cal who scored both All Star touchdowns on fourth Down pass plays said the stars outplayed the packers in the second half because we decided to pass More. We passed More and completed s what Phil Bengtson Packer Rookie coach said they were certainly a rough fourth Dow team. Both touchdowns came on fourth Down plays. We expected them to do a lot of running be cause of that big Good line. Iwas satisfied with our club s Vince Lombard who coached the packers to two shutout Vic tories Over the All stars the Las two years and has since become general manager of the club was signing autographs outside the dressing room. Asked if this year s All Star were better than the two clubs his team blanked Lombard gave out with his famous Toothy smile and said. That s an inter Esting question. But i Don t think i am in a position to Pas on Strate against american racial policies there. Later he de Nied having made the state ment. Evans was instructed tomake the statement in Spokane Edwards said then he was instructed to deny , who was present at the press conference confirmed Edwards statement saying the Boycott is said contradictory statements would be forthcoming from several athletes and added i would t believe what any Black athlete says. I would n t even believe what i after this i m going to Call another press conference to answer myself he said with a Grin. Edwards is due to begin a semester of graduate work at Cor Nell University this fall but said he was raising Money to go the High Altitude olympic track Andfield training Camp at South Lake Tahoe calif., and the olympics themselves. Hour in a 1968 Mustang both also have qualified top 15 for sunday s Dixie six More Drivers qua Friday for the grand to race raising the total to 13 l Orte de. 17, pal tons to be filled t the order of entries for the raw qualifying Friday wer Harold Dunnaway of Thomasville n.c., 1968 Camaro Fitt . C. B. Gwyn Osmond va., 1968 Cougar 134 . Frank Sessoms of , s.c., 1967 Camaro 131. "4 . T. C. Hunt of Allan to 1968 Camaro 131.720 Runph Lee Cutler of Sarasota via 1968 porsche 128.001 Mph and Al Straub of Louisville Tkv 1968 Mustang 125.915 . H. Among the entries filling out the 30-ear Field will be Bobby Allison of Hueytown Al driving a 1968 Camaro in 16th Posi Tion and singing Star Marl Robbins in 17th position with a 1966 Dart. Bobby Allison had topped Tim trial runs Friday As 10 More Drivers qualified for sunday s500-Miler, leaving Only five positions to fill saturday for the 40-car Field. Bobby Allison clocked 142.75smiles an hour in his 1966 Che Velle. Senators Chison re Swap Cullen for Ron Hansen Chicago a in an unusual Deal the Chicago White sox and Washington indie he is Tim Cullen and Ron Hanson White sox regained Han sen for Cullen in a reversal Ofa feb. 13 Exchange Between the two clubs. Hansen made the first unassisted triple play in 41 years against Cleveland tues Day , a White sox shortstop for five previous seasons was sought to replace ailing Pete Ward at third base. Swap togs Cullen mainly a second base Man and ii a n s e n exchanged uniforms when Chicago an Washington met in a sox Home game at Milwaukee Fri Day the Winter Deal Chicago sent Hansen and pitchers Den Nis Biggins and Steve Jones to Washington for Cullen an pitchers Bob prickly and Buster Narum. Top ten player club Uli Luender Man Carow Man monday Oak bin a Lvii Kiln Yaul Romski ban det f. Howard was ban while no by the associated press bated on 275 to bats. American league f. Howard Home runs Washington 31 q a r h pet 103 401 41 120 .290 78 377 31 82 .286 02 304 39 00 .296 92 321 54 04 .293 07 960 45 106 .202 00 327 58 03 .284 b7 335 50 85 .284 100 376 60 106 .282 100 3bo cd 100 .278 101 34 50 101 .277 , Detroit a k . Boston 25 1 Uwell Baltimore 19 k. Jackson Oakland. 18. Rum batted in , Homon 80 f Howard Uhli Ivyton 77 Powell Baltimore 63 not Liuji Detroit 83 w Horton Detroit 68. Pitching 10 decision Detroit 813, .875 to Lent Mclain Cleveland 17-7, .708 Wright m. .70 Santiago Boston. �4, .80s is Diu , 13-8, .884. National league player club 1 Tali Kobe Cin tin Helms Cin flood 811.him Umay pm Hall a la All wills t Tel a r h pet 90 3.w 34 117 so 9\ 363 26 us Imi 413 81 i or. Pm 39 11� 7 370 18 109 h8 330 21 m 101437 44121 104 hit &3 1m Home run m c c o v p a 8.1 n Philadelphia i h. A Ion r Atlanta 29 Lute run Sun for. I i Ludelphia 65 ha1 Atlanta. Bantu Perez Siisi Cincinnati co 68.pitchlnfl 10 decision Abe Raaby i a
