European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 28, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars Anc stripes her second Mark at s t los Angeles up Catie Ball 16-year-old swimming Star from Jacksonville fla., monday broke her own world record in the 200-meter breaststroke finals at the United states olympic women s swimming Tri als. The Crown eyed blonde s Tim of 2 38.5 broke her old Mark of 2 39.5. It was the second world record for the Young swimmer at the olympic trials despite the fact she was out of action with mononucleosis earlier intlu1 year. Miss Ball also set a world record of 1 14.2 sunday in the100-meter breaststroke. After her latest record setting Effort however she said she Felt the Layoff May not have Hurt her. "1 came Down with Mono and got Back in the Pool in the Middle of april she said. "1do a lot better when i have rest. 1 think the months of res helped me. It s been such a Long season. If i had t had the rest,1 just wonder if i would make if she thought she would again break her own 200 meter record she replied think this is pretty close. 1 Don t know if i can go very despite a bad turn. Kaye Hall 17, Tacoma wash., won Tho 100-meter backstroke final in 1 06.5 to break the listed world record of 1 07.1 held Elaine Tanner of Canada but falling a Shade Short of Karo Muir s pending Mark of 1 06.4. However miss Muir because she is a citizen of South Africa is barred from participating into olympic games at Mexico City in october. Miss Tanner had been Consi dered the favorite to win the event at the one of the most closely contested races of the trials Toni Hewitt port Cherokee Indian from Newport beachcalif., narrowly edged Ellit Daniol of Elkins Park pa., inthe 200-meter Butterfly finals. The 16-year-old miss Hewitt High school senior was timed in 2 22.8 to better her listed american record of 2 36.8 bul not As Good As her pending american Mark of 2 22.0. Miss Daniel who won the 100 american league won lost pet. Ebdon Oil 82 40 .020 Baltimore 76 54 .085 5v4 Cleveland 1 83 .630 12h Boston 70 02 .600 12v4 Oakland 87 04 .511 in new York h 04 boo 16h Minnesota 02 09 .473 20 California 5s 73 .447 23 pc Chicago 54 7t .412 28 Washington. 4 79 .3s3 Jim monday s result Boston j. Cleveland 0 Del Roll o. Chicago 0 new York ii California 1-10 s-0, Oakland 2-2 4-0. Washington 2-1. And Ucuncu innings National league won lost pet gust. Lou i. S3 49 .ii2a san for .im-o70 to .538 12 Riih Intuit 6s of .536 12 Cicutto 9 t 4 .019 14\i Atlanta 64 67 .489 18vi 03 63 .481 1i Portland g2 67 .481 13 ,4 Seattle 63 u9 .477 14 57 75 .432 20 vat ii Over 54 77 .412 22 i s results Denver i 5 Phoenix 3. Oklahoma City 1 Taco Inu 5-12, Portland 1-2 san Lologo 4. Indianapolis 3 Vancouver 3, Seattle 0 Only Kames scheduled International league won lost pet. A Toledo 74 58 .561 Koc Nester 72 50 .550 l�,4 co lunini1 59 .546 2 Jacksonville 68 62 .523 5 Syracuse 01 68 .473 11 i Louisville 61 71 .462 12 Buffalo 60 73 .451 Richmond 57 74 .438 s results so Columbus 0-2, 2nd garno1 1 Jacksonville 7, Louisville 3 8. Llu Fulo 2 toll do at Syracuse postponed ruin Eastern league monday s results Piti Field 1-13. 0-2, Lal yume9 inning York 4. 3 Kin u 7. Big in Linton 2 Southern league monday s results . 4, Montgomery 2 ii Arquite. 4, Savannah 2 Assn Vii Memphis 2 5. Amur Llo 4 a ii Nalii Al ally Jiuei i us. Lonbom Fps 3 Vetts indians 3-o Boston up Jim Lon Borg s three hitter and Carl Yastrzemski s two run double inthe first inning carried the Boston red sox to a 3-0 Victory Over the Cleveland indians monday , Young award Winner with 22 victories in 1967,was pitching his first Complete game and fourth Victory against five losses this season after suffering a knee injury in asking Accident last Winter. Lonborg did t walk a Batter struck out his season High of Houston rally Falls Short 4-3 los Angeles a re Liever Jack Billingham rescued Don Sutton from a ninth inning Jam monday night As the los Angeles dodgers held off hous ton 4-3. Sutton took a four hitter and a4-1 Lead into the ninth but was tagged for a Lead off single Denis Menke and a triple Bob Aspromonte. He struck out the next two batters but Pinch hitter Julio Gotay kept the astros alive with a run scoring sin Gle and Norm Miller doubled him to third. Billingham then came in an retired Jose Herrera on a pop Al to first baseman Ron fairly preserving Sutton s sixth Victory against 13 losses. Tom Haller s run scoring Tri ple off astros reliever Danny Coombs in the sixth provide the Mai Gin of Victory. Send me a Bill Ingham top ten the associated press bated on j25 at Ball. American league player club g a r h pet. 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Cathy Jamison. 18, a Santaclara University coed from Portland ore., placed second inthe 200-meter breaststroke and Sharon Viehman 16, Fortwayne ind., a third in the event. Monday s results 200-meter 1 to i .v.l, Jacksonville a iu., record of 2 3 5, l\.\\\. I07o.,.y in Rion. Has Ila . Lam. 3, Sharon Elohim to Lott . Ii l., .1 44.ok. 4. Ku join. Sunta Clari 2-.4&.21. 5, Terry Viiu a ii a 48.51. In. Klin . L.-,Vood, calif., 100-Liu Ler 1 Xvi Hall to coma we ih., 1 , Timi. Ann Rizio record of 1 ut.o7,i a used. Liar Bank. Cull. 1h. A .-i Novak ii Ixion Muli. 1 c 7d 200-Mi-Lcr bul ii of 1. To i a Mil co Rona Del Mur Calif i Klipo to i a. Philadelphia. 2.1".1 no , Mank Loii. 2i 11.i-5 cowl. But Lar. Waidi. 2 i. 1 ill. Litand i urk. . 2i t i 6 Pally Carlo in Aih. To if. Aruns batted in Macovoy. Skin , 82 Chicano 79 Perez Cincinnati. 7s , Philipl Elohla 75 Shannon i. Louis 7 a Hanlo Cheaco. 72. Pitching 13 decisions Mark cml. San fruit Osro. 2 i. 7i i Kline . 10-3, .7�w Roku ii. Rhu Ako -3. .7ti go lion. , Isu. .750. La i in . 12-,r. 7w. L .1 ii i .1 i 0u 3 u u ii ii u to a in 7-7 Koine hosting cyclists Kook up eighteen nations including the United states and Russia have sent 1h competitors to the world cycling championships which o p e n e monday in Rome. The United states sent two competitors. A Segui save second game Oakland Baltimore r h 1 1 a Umpir tort a 3100 juju Ford of 4 of Urikh h 4010 Piehi Nisei is 2 Iio Sikur if 0000 lilt fury i h monday of 4010 fro Han of 4 Lack non re 4000 Kui tend or 0 i Atil Larne c 3010 i Owell in 3 in 0100 Huoh Ishii us 3 Linc an c 1000 Himton Kii c 3 Illi 3010 Dluhi Imiri 4 chum in 3011 Valentino if 3 Liori Tri 2i 3000 Hub end 2 hui.-i \ 0 1 ii Ilariu re u it pm h 0000 Omav i Wall i u i h 020 0000 1 u 0 1 0 000ooo 000 0 1 0 000 000 000 000 0 u u i 0 u reds overcome phils 6-5, on Beauchamp hit 1 it in o.lkl. k m us 1 tul a i Ltd 060 000 000 1 102 000 000 0000 Oakland 2.hallimort 2 i m Oakland u. A Ultimore 7 2ij Uii . 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