European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 27, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 18 the stars and stripes boat twins miss Meyer swims to another mar turn Back White sox Chicago up Southpaw Jim Kaat backed by an 11-hit attack beat the Chicago Whiteson for the 21st time in his seven year major league career sunday in pitching the Minnesota twins to a 10-2 Victory. The twins broke a 1-1deadlock with the Aid of two unearned runs off loser Gary Peters in the fifth inning. Kaat reached first base when Tom Mccraw fielded his grounder but threw wildly past Peters who was cover ing f i r s t base. Kaat score from first when third baseman on h a n s e threw wildly Kaat p ast first after Fielding Cesar Tovar s bunt and Tovar tallied on Frank Kostro sacrifice Fly. Kaat who evened his record for the year at 10-10, allowed nine hits. The twins broke the Gam open with five runs in the ninth. Rod Carew walked with the bases loaded to Force Home the first run of the inning Ron Lark singled Home two More John Roseboro singled i another and Kaat accounted for the final tally with a double. Kaat nipped Minnesota a r h by Chicago Tovar 11 Uhland a of Kostro if Rollins 31 Quilici 3b Oliva of Allison in Carew 2b Renick is Ron Lark Reese 3b Zir Arman Roseboro Kaat p is a r h bi5110 Aparico is 5121 2000 Alomar 2b 40102111 Josephson o 4010 3000 Davis u 20001100 Wollams it 4011 5120 Hansen 3b 40204210 Mccraw in 3000 4121 mar they in 10000101 held of 4010 2112 Peters p 31100000 Wilhelm p 0000 Kari worthy pm 1 0 0 0 total Minnesota 37 10 11 9 total 10020 35 2 9 2 025 10chicago 100 010 0002 a Tovar Mccraw Hansen 2,  1. Lob Minnesota 9, Chicago 9. 2bcarew, Hanson . Stovar Alomar. Of Kostro Roseboro. In h Erbb Sokrat w.10-109 92222  l.4-11 .71-36 5 3 4 3wllhelm 12-35 s 4 2 0 we Kaat. T2 27. A 7.211. Los Angeles up Deb Bie Meyer Sacramento Calif., a pert 16-year-old who like Peanut butter and Jelly Sand Wiches shattered her second world record in two Days sunday by capturing the 400-meter freestyle in 4 24.5 at the United states olympic game women s swimming trials. She held the pending an listed world Marks of 4 26.7 and 4 09.0  Meyer who won the 200 meter freestyle in a world record 2 06.7 at the los Angeles swim stadium saturday had splits of 1 02.7, 2 10.0 and 3 18.0  Meyer also is the Holder of the pending and listed world records in the 800-meter freestyle. Finishing second and third to gain . Olympic team berths for the Mexico City Competition in october were Linda Gustav son of the Santa Clara Calif swim club and  Kruse of the fort Lauderdale Fla swim club. Miss Gustavson was timed in4 28.2 while miss Kruse had a clocking of 4 28.8.miss Meyer established her self As the no. 1 swimmer othe women s team. The 5-foot-7, 118-Pounder competes for Thea Den Hills swim club which is near  other world records were broken sunday by 18-year-Oldclaudia Kolb in the 200-meter individual Medley and 16-year-old Catie Ball in the 100-meter breaststroke. Miss Kolb who shattered the world 400-meter individual med Ley record on the opening Day of Competition Here was clocked in 2 23.5 while miss Ball from Jacksonville fla., recorded 1 14.2.thus after six events in the 12-event, five Day trial five world records were set. Miss Kolb a teammate of miss Gustavson at Santa Clara broke the record of 2 25.0 she shared with sue Pedersen 14, Arden Hills. Miss Pedersen was second sunday in 2 25.4. Jan Henne of Santa Clara finished third in2 25.5 to gain the third olympic berth in the  Ball bettered her own cardinals clip pirates 1-2 St. Louis a Joe Hoer Ner bailed Nolson Briles out of a bases loaded Jam in the eight in Ning after the St. Louis Cardi nals took advantage of four errors to beat the Pittsburgh pirates 4-2 , 17-8, was coasting along until Pinch hitter Mann Jimenez was hit by a pitch. Two singles loaded with bases and Hoerner came in. Matty Alou drove in one run but Hoern Erthen struck out Willie Stargell and Donn  cardinals already had a kid named Joe Pittsburg Hab r h by panels a skills 3b Malou a Stargell if Clendenon in Maroski 2b Kolb Ramota pm Canizzaro Calley pm Ellis Jimenez pm face Pagan pm St. Louisa r h by 4010 Brock u4020 flood of 4021 Tolan rf3000 Cepeda in 4000 Edwards c4000 Shannon 3b 3010 Javier 2b1111 maxvill is 3010 Briles p1000 Hoerner p 10000100 00001000 41004000 40003100 40004211 30212000 20000000 total 33 2 8 2 total 30 4 3 2 Pittsburgh .000 000 0112 St. Louis 010 111 0 0 x 4 Job patek wills Kolb Clendenon. Do St. Louis 1. Lob Pittsburgh 7,  6. 2bkolb, Javier. Or Mota 1. So Cepeda. A Ellis. In h r Erbb so Ellis l.3-3 7 3 4 2 4 3 face 1 o o 0 0 1briles w.17-8 .71-3 6 1 1 1 8 Hoerner 12-32 1 1 0 3 hip Briles Jimenez. T2 03. A2g,7 g. Seaver mets Cool Cincy batters 7-1 Cincinnati a Tom Seaver cooled hot hitting Cincin Nati on just five hits and de Kranepool and Art Shamsky cracked Solo homers As the Newyork mets trounced the reds 7-1, sunday. Seaver now 12-9, struck outlive and walked none but helped the reds score their Only run of the game in the eighth inning on a wild pitch. Kranepool slammed his third Homer of the year in the first in Ning off Cincinnati s George Culver and then Shamsky hit his eighth Homer in the second in Ning. Seaver also chipped in on the offensive attack with a two run double in the mets four run seventh inning uprising that sent Culver to the showers. Cincinnati scored its Only run when John Bench led off the eighth with a double moved to third on a ground out an scored on Seaver s wild toss. Big de Seaver new York a r h bib Oswell 2b Styli of Kra Pool in Charles 3b Martin c Swoboda of Shamsky i Cincinnat Iab r h by Agee Weis a server Al 4000 Rose of 3010 Mjoik-3 of 5111 May if 4000 Perez 3b 4110 Whitfield in 4230 Bench c 3222 Helena 2b 0000 Cardenas is 3122 Culver p 4012 Rlee p Ritchie p Beu comp pm Mccool p total 34 7 11 7 total 31 1 5 0 new York 1100004107 Cincinnati 000000 010 1dpnew York 1, Cincinnati 2. Lob new Forli 5, Cincinnati 8. 2bseaver,Bench, Rose. Or Kranepool 3shamsky 8. In h Herb so w.12-9 a 10-13 Seave Culver  ,11,8u 9., 61-30. 12-31seaver. T2 19. A scored a second inning run off loser Dock Ellis 3-3, before they got their first hit in the four thinning. Orlando Cepeda scored that run on a walk a stole base and two infield outs spiced by an  Javier got the first hit in the fourth. Mike Shannon was Safe on an error and came All the Way around when Javier shit got past right fielder Gary Kolb for another  Brock scored from second the next inning when first base Man Donn Clendenon dropped Ellis throw on Bobby Tolan grounder. The cardinals scored in the sixth on Shannon s single and Javier s double. Manny Mota hit a Pinch Homer in the ninth. Mccluskey nabs Stock car win Wentzville to. A Roger Mccluskey of Tucson ariz., driving a 1968 Plymouth Road runner was the Winner of the mid America 200 Stock Carrack sunday. Al Unser of Albuquerque,n.m., in a 68 Dodge Charger was second. Third was Mario Andretti of Nazareth pa., driving a 68 Ford Torino. Fourth was . Foyt of Houston in a 68 Ford  White of Keokuk Iowa who had the no. 1 pole positioning the 24-car Field had mechanical trouble and had to drop out. Jet Rookie has surgery new York a Gary Magner a Rookie defensive end linebacker was operated on sunday for torn ligaments in his right knee and will be out indefinitely the new York jets announced. He was injured in Fri Day night s exhibition game against Atlanta. Callison return helps phils pin Atlanta 4-1 Atlanta a Johnn Callison playing for the first time in eight Days drove in two runs with a Homer and two sin Gles and Larry Jackson scattered five hits As the Philadel phia Phillies Defeated Atlanta,4-1, sunday. Callison who has been Outwith a pulled hamstring Hom ered off Phil Niekro in the fourth for the first run of the game. Before the inning was Over four singles gave the Phil lies another run. Henry Aaron narrowed the Gap to 21 with his 24th Homer of the year in the fourth. The Phillies scored in the fifth on consecutive singles by Tony Taylor Roberto Pena and Calli son. In the seventh the phils scored again on a sacrifice flyby Bill White scoring Pena who had singled and gone to third on Callison s third hit. Jackson was in trouble in Sev eral innings but three double plays kept the braves at Bay. Jackson backed up Philadelphia a r h by Atlanta a r h by Taylor 3b 4120 Fanlou of 3020pena is 0140 Millan 2b 4010 Callison of 4132 Haaron of 4111clemens of 0000 Torre in 4000 Rallen u 3110 Francona if 4000white in 4011 Martinez 3b 3010 Gonzalez of 4000 Tillman c 3000rojaa 2b 4010 Garrido a 3000 Sutherlnd 2b 0000 Niekro p 1010ryan c 4010 Kelley p 1000 Jackson p 4010 Lum pm 0000brltton p 0 0 0 1 total 364143 total Philadelphia 000 210 Atlanta 000 100 30 1 6 1 1004 0001 do Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 3. Lob Philadelphia 10, Atlanta 4. 3bmartinez. Or Callison 13h.aaron 24. Of White. In h r Erbb so Jackson w.12-15 9 61111  l.10-11 .4 10 3 3 0 0kelley 4 3 1 1 2 3 Britton 1 1 0 0 2 2hbpl.Jackson Lum. T2 26. A 8,049. It True record of i timed in 1 15.5the results 400-Meterardon 100-meter breast stroke Jacksonville fla., ball1 Buz 4, n8 ,, Santa Clara so us Kymla Brecht Lakewood Calif r1 16.5. 5, Terry Auga Riverside climb Indianapolis 1 16.6. 6, Veronia Stroup suburban so Newport Square a. 1-17 a 200-meter individual Medley i a am Colb Clara so 2 23.5, betters work s�"2 m1ss 3olb at Philadelphia z18, 1967, and sue Pedersen Arden inn Calif., so. At Santa Clara july 6, 19T Sta Pedersen 2 25.4. 4, Jan Heine Santa Clara so 2 25.5. Lynn Vidali Gant Acura so 2 25.5. 5, Cathy Corcione is a Long Branch n.j., 2 28.4. 6, Kathy Vireinia a a s skein shattered by Angels Oakland a George Brunei pitched a six hitter and Bobby Knoop drove in three runs As the California Angels Defeated the Oakland athletics5-1 sunday. The Victory boosted Brunei record to 13-12, snapped a four game losing Streak for the an gels and ended a four game win Ning Streak for the a  drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the sixth inning and tripled Home one of two runs in the  Angels also scored in the  scored in the ninth on Allan Lewis Pinch single two Groundnuts and Danny Cater s single. Gorgeous George California Oakla dab r h by a r Dava Lillo of 6110 cup nerds is 4 0 0 0fregosi is 5020 Jackson of 4010 Mincher in 5120 Cater in 4011reichardt if 4211 Pagliaroni c 3010 or Ptrick of 1000 Bando a 2000 Knoop 2bhintori 3b Cottier 3began c Brunei p 4123 Dgreen 2b 30103000 monday of 3010 1011 hers hgr h 30003010 Jonaah p 1000 3000 Sprague p 0000donaldsn pm 1 0 0 0 Bogle p 0000lewis l h 1110 total California Oakland 34 5 10 5 total 29 1 6 1 .100 002 0203.000 000 001-1 do California 2, Oakland 1. Lob California 8, Oakland 2. 2b-Mincher. 3bknoop. So Duva Lillo. Kirkpatrick 2. Brunet a 13-12 .9 6  a 10-1051-3 0sprague 2-3 0 Bogle 3 4pbpagliaroni. T2 21. A Brunei r Erbb so 1 1 1 33250000 2215 a11,388. Donohue cops Road race Castle Rock Colo. A Mark Donohue ran away from a sparse Field and posted his ninth consecutive Victory in a Sunico Camaro sunday in the Continental 250-mile trans american Road race , 30, of Media pa., started in the pole position an eclipsed the track record by nearly two Miles an hour with a94-Lap average of 74.501 Miles an hour. The old record Over the twisting 10-turn 2.66 mile Continental Divide raceways trackway 72.82 . The expected challenges by Jerry Titus of Sherman Oaks Calif., and Dan Gurney of new port Beach Calif., in Mustangs and George Follmer of Arcadia,Calif., in a javelin failed to  went out on the third Lap after Oil and temperature trouble. Titus blew his engine on the 77th Lap and abandoned Hiscar at the head of the Straightaway. Foller had temperature trouble and broke a Rocker Arm although he pulled Back on the track for the last Lap to finish. The Victory added nine Moi Points to Camaro s already won trans american Sedan championship. Firebird which . �   place in it last two Ough. Picked up six Points when Crai Fisher of Toronto Canada finished second.1hmustang strengthened its Hod on second place in the Point standings with John Mcconis s finish. Mccomb i third place from Hutchinson  Baker of Mound mum driving a porsche won the under two liter Competition