European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes May h4i tues Champion carbine ers of the Berlin Harmon edges Snead in leg c7 winners of the eighth Berlin carbine matches for the second the 7807th scored a 762 out of a possible 800 to defeat the 3rd 16th by two the winning team As pictured above front Row 1 to r John Paul Paul Ira Back Row 1 to r Fred two Harry Robert Joseph Stultz and Walter corps flock drops 8th into w to reds on Hatton thinning Homer new May 24 Hatton climaxed an Uphill fight by the Cincinnati reds with Antig thinning Homer into the left Field seats to Send the Brooklyn dodgers Down to their eighth straight the Victory lifted the reds ahead of the who plummeted into last the dodgers got off to a Quick 50 Lead in three homers by Bruce Edwards and Peewee Reese highlighting the at tack against Cincinnati Johnny Vandermeer gave up two unearned runs in the fifth and in the next Frame the reds knocked him out with another two run As Relief hurler Erv Palica stopped that tout in the seventh the reds tied the score As Danny Litwhiler doubled and came Home on a Short single to left by Pinch hitter Hatton broke tie leading off in the eighth against who was the losing Ken Raff Ansberger who pitched three Hill Ess and scoreless was credited with the Brooklyn a r h 2b 4 01 2b 3 1 1 is 311 3b 21 1 in 4 1 1 of 5 1 1 of 5 00 c 4 senators vip 10 May Masterson of the Washington senators out pitched Virgil fire trucks of the Detroit tigers to give the senators a 10 Victory fore a crowd of in Briggs six while Only but stadium Masterson gave trucks gave up trucks lost the game by his wild Ness in the ninth with two men out and Gil Coan on base As the result of a trucks issued three straight bases on balls to Force chanhome with the games Only the deciding walk was drawn Pinch hitter Early dizzy Trout relieved trucks then and got the third master sons Victory was his fourth against two trucks defeat was his first of the year after winning three All hits in the game were with shortstop Neil Berry of the tigers the Only Batter to get Washington Abr 3b 3 0 0 of 4 0 if 411 in 30 0 b l c 301 b 0 2b 2 80 is 2 01 a Jan a 0 0 0 c 800 3 b Detroit is 4 2b 4 0 4 of if 4 3b 1 c 2 p 3 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 00 0 1 0 totals 28 1 4 totals w 0 s for Sullivan 9 000 000 0011 4 0 Detroit to 000 0000 6 0 losing Degroot beats Palmer for Badminton title May 24 special Burt Safe athletic of swept to the bad Minton singles championship As he whipped Calvin Peeler of lands Berg in Peeler teamed with Bob Gordon to win the doubles title As they Defeated the Degroot mat Aliaa duo in three Giessen pm depot wins May 24 Giessen pm depot baseball team Defeated outhit Ting the losers 149 in a game marred by eight pm and seven rot Westen Joe Cruz struck out 14 batters As the winning Louis forced to turn away spectators Compton May 24 Champion Louis looked at a milling mob 61 500 around the ring of an indoor ordered no More tickets to be then sparred four rounds Many during the workout Louis said he scaled 220 or two pounds less than he reported earlier in the in his prepping for next months title with Jersey Joe Richard Hagan of a Golden made the Best show ing against the Landing some Sharp right handed punches to the jaw and also demonstrating an effective left the other spar mates were in Louis Johnny Hubbard of Milwaukee once with a left battered Mckinley English of Detroit and pursued the Bobbing and weaving Roy Taylor of new Jersey Joe trains on defensive tactics May 24 a Jersey Joe Walcott moved outdoors for the first time to train for his return bout june 23 with heavy weight Champion Joe the challenger boxed five rounds with Curtis Sheppard and Austin he concentrated mostly on defensive tactics and improve ment of his left Bolanos to use six ounce gloves los May 24 a lightweight Champion Ike Wil Liams of Enrique Bolanos of Mexico will Wear six ounce gloves in their 15round title match tuesday night at Wrigley winding up a controversy thai had split the state athletic com Mission ranks in a special meet assistant attorney general Kenneth Lynch stepped in and scored a Legal to Over the Cincinnati a r h 2b 4 0 1 11 4 of 4 it 0 in 3 is 4 c 3 Gal an c 1 c 1 p 1 Adams a 1 Wehmer b 0 p 0 Kuzski d 1 p 1 11 3 3b 4 2 0 0 0 0 p Brown e p v l 1 l l l o i 0 0 0 0 0 0 e o is 000 032 totals 38 5 022 13 000 8 totals 38 Cincinnati Brooklyn Miksis rib e Lund Hatton Klu two base lit Whiler Home winning Raff Ansberger los eng v warriors defeat Bamberg bombers May 24 Norm Karsten won his j sixth straight Victory against no defeats As the Wurzburg warriors the Bamberg a no league tilt at Bamberg the the warriors ninth featured three two by Bamberg and one by Wurz Frank Bamberg pit connected for a two run Homer in the first while his Bat Tery Steve got his in the Jennings Van Der Warrior first slammed a tremendous clout go one aboard in the second and prove teammate Ross Norris in with a triple in the seventh to Lead the winners this was Karstens second Triumph Over the bomber the warriors will meet the Strong Etc team 1 at Warrior Field in Wurzburg on in a Wurz Burg league t Wurzburg 010 300 7 4 Bamberg 100 001 7 s Karsten and Elliott Scully and 382nd Winner in to hold first by William Lee staff correspondent May 24 the 382nd came from be Hind to defeat no Denham in an 11inning preserve ing1 its hold place in the be league after three weeks of scoring nine runs on nine the 319th upset sending the sailors from fifth to seventh the medics lost its second weekend tilt to Marine r the second place Bremen nine chalked up its fifth Triumph by nosing out Marine the standings w l 382nd my 6 1 Bremen Marine bks 4 3 319th 4 4 be 3 3 7749th staging area 3 3 Navy 4 7775th 2 5 Ord 1 6  Par in Decatur tourney May 24 Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won the seventh annual Decatur open with a total of 13 under Par for the 54hole Herman and Bob each tied for tied fourth were dutch Harrison of and Clayton with 202 was sixth with 831st 98 Rhine 24 Dave Wilsons single and Tom orrs double brought in John Man with the winning run in the Bottom half of the 10th inning As the 831st the Darmstadt pm school hornets in a hessian league cars dominate Speedway May 24 Ted horns prewar Maserati looked today to be the Only for Eig built automobile with much Chance to beat modern american racers in the 32nd annual 500mile sweepstakes at the Indianapolis motor Speedway May american cars made the five fastest qualifying runs in the first two weekends of time Only the Maserati and Don Lees pre War German Mercedes were among the seven other cars that averaged Over 124 Miles an Chester Chet Miller among the first 10 in five previous memorial Day qualified the 12cylinder Mercedes at Miles an it heated gradually slowing from its first Lap at automotive engineers at the track predicted mechanical trouble would take it out of the race As it did last the fastest qualifying run was made saturday by Duke los in the remaining grooved Piston Novi the 550hp twin to the car in which Ralph Hepburn killed May was clocked at Miles an four other top qualifying speeds were by Rex in the Bowes Seal fast Spe Bill Holland of read second last year in a Blue Crown Mauri South 1947 win Ner in another Blue and Jimmy Howard Keck 1947 aaa National driving Champion averaged Only in Cotton Hennings but ran the last Lap with a Loose Horn is rated the most consistent Driver at the Speedway and the Maserati won twice for Wilbur Shaw in 1939 and the Odd looking Pat Clancy six Wheeler from Memphis also showed Promise m its qualification test by Billy it was Well Down the Speed list with a average but Devore was moving faster every Lap As he gained in the other qualifiers were Myron making his first Speedway attempt inthe Marchese and Ken in the Don Lee Fohr was clocked at Miles an hour and Fowler at ten places in the 33car lineup remain to be filled in qualifications wednesday and 6 extra Holet decide May 24 Harmon of extended to 42 holes to gain 1 Victory Over Sammy Snead White Sulphur their 36liole Quarter Tea match of j Harmon plays Mike Turnesa Oft White in the Semi Jimmy Demaret of Oja 5 meets be Hogan other shelf in the other Turnesa Defeated Johnny Bull j of 6 and Hogan nosed out Chick Harbert of North 2 arid and Demare eliminated George Fazio of 5 and the 42hole overtime the second longest in pea tour Nameiy turned into a stymies after Snead had staged great comeback in the afternoon there were three Complete j partial stymies on the exit twice costing Harmon Chance to win sooner than he did and or ruining Sneads Chance for a Chapman favored in opening round of British Tourne by Macklin Champion i Chapman sets out today in the of a 10man Western Hemiup Challenge for the British Amateur Golf championship with High Hopes of bagging the cup which slipped away from him last due to tee off in the ing round of the we Klong Tournai has been swinging sweetly since his he stroked out a new Amateur it Cord of 65 at Sunningdale in a tournament last week and most servers made Dick the Chapman is pitted against a de a is the Only other american going to the he opens the bid against member of the Royal Georges Golf club which is Host to the match play theother All Idle can go right on trying to find the Groove in this treeless closet by the English channels close in fact one Bunker was made by German All except Chapman and Lowery Drew Willie Turnesa of White the defending does not play until Wiesbaden win Cross May 24 Wiesbaden harrier team Wolf the first annual Safe Cross country meet held at Landsberg was second and Roth individual prizes were awarded to Fred Wiesbaden roman Landsberg Ternest Landsberg Rudolf Roth Stan Wiesbaden Vic and Eligah Nelson of Guise of the Frankfurt de pendent High school was a special entry and will receive a Safe award for his Sterling starting he was off to a Long Lead which he held throughout the finishing the three mile 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