European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse Fray May 14, 1948 the Vul standings the stars and stripes Page american my 1210 league pet. Philadelphia m 5 .737cleveland h 5 .688 a a York 1 6 .67detroit 1 12 .465 Washington 8 11 .450boston 9 11 -450 St. Louis c 10 .379chicago 3 14 .176 wednesday s result Boston c. Chicago s 10 innings Detroit 14, Washington 9philadelphia a St. Louis 4 Cleveland at new York rain. National league l pet. Fit. In i Mnew York v Pittsburgh Philadelphia u Brooklyn 1 go 5% 1910 1015 .625 .611 .579.5m .500.474 .412 .31. Go Bosto Chicago 7 Cincinnati 7wednesday s results \ Philadelphia a Pittsburgh Brooklyn 9, Cincinnati 7 new York at St at Chicago rain. In. 3% Holmes. Braves Butnik Phillies \ Boudreau tribe Williams botox Zarius. Brown Furillo. Dodgers g a r l pet.12 33 s 18 .462 13 3611 16 .44416 63 12 27 .429 20 73 21 30 .41116 60 6 24 .400 17 48 11 19 .396 runs batted i american National Williams. Botox � Kolner. Pirates 18khner. Tribe .20 Sauer. Reds 18 maj Esfi. A s 19 Stevens. Pirates 17even tigers � Ennis Phillies 17 Home run american National Keltner. Tribe m Sauer. Reds 7 Williams botox 7 Kiner pirates 6 Stephens. Botox s Heath. Braves. Doby tribe 5 Maze giants 4 Cooper. Giants 4ennls, Phillies 4 or International league " l pet. Syracuse i Montreal 10 Newark 8 4 68 9 11 10 108 .750 .625 .500 .500 .421 .412 .412 .385 Buffa Ojersey City Toronto 7rochester Baltimore 5. Wednesday i Rentt Toledo 4, Louisville i. Minneapolis 12, Milwaukee 2 St. Paul 7, Kansas City 6columbus of Indianapolis postponed american association l pet. St. Paul is 8 .704indianapolis 17 9 .654 Minneapolis 7 10 .630milwaukee i u -960 Columbus 10 11 -76louisville 0 1 %357 Toledo 8 16 .333kansas City is x .296 wednesday s results a Baltimore 6, Montreal 4 Rochester 1. Jersey City Buffalo 4, Newark 3 Syracuse Toronto 4southern association w l 16 7 .720 Mobile 5 s .625birmingham 16 10 .615 Memphis u 12 .520atlanta 18 15 .464 new Orleans w 14 -417little Rock � 16 -360 Chat Taborga 8 19 .296 wednesday result Nashville Little Rock 3uetcphls u. Chattanooga 0 mobiles Birmingham Sonly games scheduled. Texas. League tort Worth Houston Salokis Lippma City Yogi makes the cutout Yankee Catcher Larry Yogi Beera puts the Ball on the sliding Al Kozar of the Washington senators in time to make amp Cal Hub Bard give the out signal. The yanks won 5-4. Acme u. S. Cage squad sets olympic practice tilts Bartlesville okla., May 13 a a three game exhibition series by the u. S. Olympic basketball team to polish the rough spots and raise Money for its trip to England has been scheduled for july. " the East and West squads will open the series in Oklahoma july 1, shift to Kansas City july 6 and. Finish of Lexington ky., july 9. Dallas3, san Oklahoma Mont 4 c coast 37-26 a v?-.3sl jm1results Hollywood 3 Adolph Rupp will coach Eastern All Star Cage squad practice for the squads will Start june 14, wit i the West working out at Bartlesville under Phillips 66\ coach Bud Browning and the East under University of Ken Tucky s Adolph Rupp at Lexington. oilers National aau and olympic tryout champions have five men on the West squad which also includes Don b asks Dale of the Oakland b111 h e r s and Jackie Robinson of -Baylor.Kentucky, National Mcaa Cham Pion has five men on the East team plus Vince Boryla of the Denver nuggets and Ray Lump of Nyu. The two squads will Combine Here june 30 for final work oils site for the Oklahoma game is undecided Bui probably will be played at Tulsa. Forrest de Ber Nardi former basketball great and now an insurance Salesman at Tulsa has offered $5,000 to under write Thev contest. Sawyer re elected prexy Cincinnati sports group Cincinnati May 13 a Charles Sawyer sr., now Secretary of Commerce was re elected president of Cincinnati. Gardens inc., sports organization at the annual shareholders meeting. Announcement of his selection was made by the group which has a franchise in the american hockey league. A new sports Palace to be equipped for hockey ice skat-1 ing boxing basketball track events and conventions is being built and is expected to be ready for some events by the first of the year. Frank Selke of Montreal was elected executive vice president of the organization i Ouis Richter Cincinnati first s vice president George Mcnamara jr., Toronto second vice president James far ret Cincinnati Secretary and Thomas a. Wood Cincinnati trea surer. Tribe gives Fletcher. Unconditional release Bosto mar 13 a first baseman Elbie Fletcher who began his big league career when he joined the Boston braves from High school was Given his unconditional release by the Cleveland indians. Fletcher a resident of Milton mass was. Injured in Tucson,ariz., manager Lou Boudreau explained in a pre season exhibition and has not been Able to dislodge de Robinson or beat out Hank Greenberg Veteran first Sacker who ".4 Kramer tops Riggs for 60tli Triumph new York May 13. A Jack Kramer Defeated Bobby Riggs for the 60th time in 79 matches i their Cross country professional Tennis tour the scores were -7-5 6-3. The exhibition attracted a slim crowd of about 3,000 to Madison Square Garden. The pair Drew 15,000 to the Garden during new York s heaviest snowstorm dec. For the first match of their tour Riggs whipped Kramer three set to one on that occasion. F Williams Heads for Ojai to begin training los Angeles May is Opp lightweight a Williams has left for Ojai. Oalif., foot train for his May 25 title defense again Enrique Bolanos it los Angeles Ali Trenton n. J. Negro planned to stay for Soper it training Camp with manager Frank sue nip. And by Johnny Neumyer _ Here and there a speckled Freouf _ ,1. Here a we there a r " j. The a re foot boy King of the Black forests that s the Auerhahn. Oversize Cousin of Jur Western Sage grouse the Averhahn is a Bird As mysterious As the _ Woodcock and As a trophy it is unexcelled. With a beak like an Eagle erectile plumage of a Turkey and the Power in flight of the wild Swan the Auerhahn combines his solitary habits with a Devilish cleverness. This Bird was so highly esteemed Here before the War 1hat i guest Hunter of the Revier Boss a Man who owned or leased a arge Hunting area paid 80 Gold Marks if he killed a cock with one. Hot and 200 Gold Marks if j the Bird was missed or stalking and bagging a 10-Pound Auerhahn near Oberst Dorf major w. D. Clark hip reported that the great Birds in that area have almost finished their Waltzing calling and that their snaps t were Bard to follow because of Long periods of silence. Captain Mike Kettlehut made similar comments from Degern Dorf after he pegged his gathered Comet there one Day an hour before Dawn. Tradition of Black Forest observed tradition directs that the Auerhahn May be taken Only while napping a throaty clicking sound that belongs to the mating ritual the cock is rarely seen at any other time. Ray Williams co Stab Pio Section hunted an area which was known by the Jaeger to Harbor three Fine specimens. After stalking and dropping the Bird the Auerhahn ritual began. The cock was pounced upon and covered with a. Jacket while the Jaeger held a keen pointed 1 made to administer the coup de. Grace both measures of which were destined to confine and Mil the ird quickly to prevent its threshing about and spoiling its Beautiful feathers. Following the tradition of the Black Forest the now stalled ring of the Woods was placed with great ceremony upon a stump and he Tod wacht or death Wake began. For 20 minutes the Jaeger spoke n quiet tones of the Beauty the Gallant nature and the sporting qualifies of the Black grouse. A Buch the Green sprig that goes to the Slayer s hat was shared with the Bird. The Hahn s Fauch is fire dubbed on the Hunter then placed in the Tirfe Oil its last As with other prize game trophies the crop of Auerhahn in a District is closely guarded by the foresters. A stand occupied by Only one cock s unmolested. Where three or More Are known Only one is taken lest be Breeding grounds become Barren of Breeding Stock and encourage extinction. A Man who has bagged the european Black grouse has. The same Desti Cllon As he who boasts the Heads of five Chamois bocks. If f 1 Northern Pike abundant in zone lakes treatise on fishing with a minnow anglers who yearn for Moro pen Waters and the quest of the great Northern Pike will find them in All the natural and Man made lakes from Ede see to Berchtesgaden. Though Many Pike Are taken on Fly Rod tackle and by casting a Iveary Silver spoon the Romance of soaking while Drifting will never die Best act is to produce a pail full of five to eight Inch suckers or any other sturdy forage fish. This bait is impaled on a no. 2 Long thanked Hook which is imbedded behind the dorsal without injuring the minnow spine. A spinner Over the Hook though not essential is an Aid. Pike Savage cruisers of the Weed Banks Sand bars and Points invariably seize a minnow Cross Wise crunch to kill and release instantly before swallowing head first. Instinct tells them that Stickle backs and other Spiney finned minnows will not go Down any other Way. When the strike is Felt line is played from the reel lest the Pike be alerted by its tartness. A reasonable time is allowed for the Pike to Swallow the bait. He May do it on the spot he May Rush a few Yards away to Maul and toy with it. When certain of the moment to sink the Barb All Slack line is carefully reeled in the Rod tip lowered to the water and a Strong upward sweep does the rest. Strong Hooks Are necessary As is a braided Metal or piano wire Leader. When brought to Gaff Pike Are coated by the Gills. A Strong blow on the snout just below the eyes will save the tackle Box from a sound slapping Large Pike Are Best served by baking. Izaak Walton said. Take thee a bit of thyme. He was aright. Thyme three Small onions 1 cop of White wine and four strips of Bacon plus Pepper and Salt to taste Are All you need. To facilitate turning the fish without breaking place a layer of cloth on the Botton of the baking pan. 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