European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                0 p Friday january 20, f6 the stars and stripes Page 13 e Snead beats tired Hogan in . Playoff International Winter sports week opens tomorrow at Garmisch Garmisch Jan. 19 use this picturesque bavarian Village will turn the Calendar Back 14 years tomorrow a Winter sports expert from eight nations prepare for the sixth International Winter sports week the big pest event of its kind in Germany since members of 28 nations gathered Here in 1938 for the 4th Winter olympics. This meeting will Mark the first International Competition in a sports week since the beginning of world War ii. The event was originated in 1837 following the great Success enjoyed by the o i y m p i com petition. Entered nations Are Germany Sweden. Switzerland England Fin land Italy and Austria. In Addi Tion several events have attracted members of tile . Occupation forces. A 12-Ineh layer of fresh Snow has provided the entire area with a White Blanket throughout the week and virtually assured perfect conditions for All skiing and bobsled events in addition to setting idea Acene for the opening ceremonies which Are scheduled 3 pm saturday at the olympic ice stadium. Or. Hans Heartl minister pres ident of Bavaria will deliver the opening address before president Theodore Heuss and Chancellor continued on Page 14 a Brooklyn fan is born Jackie Robinson Star of the Brooklyn dodgers admires his new daughter in uie arms of her Mother at a is new York Hospital. The baby weighed g pounds 3 ounces. Acme d urn an Racks up 7th nil shutout of season new York Jan 19 up Bill Durnan the Sti Giest goaltender in the National hockey league was just a Little closer to his sixth Vezina trophy today. The 34-year-old Montrea net minder pulled Down his second shutout in five Days last night As the canadians blanked the Toronto Maple Leafs 1-0, to take a tighter grip on second place. It was his seventh while washing of the season. In the meantime things were returning to Normal in new York As the Boston Bruins handed the rangers their third straight defeat 4-2, and climbed Over Toronto into fourth place in the league. The runaway Detroit red wings shoved the Chicago Blackhawk deeper into the cellar with a 5-4 Victory that never was in doubt. 24th Apo 24th to quilts cop dimes tilts Frankfurt Jan. 19 special fans who contributed to the March of dimes at Blozis Hall last night received a special dividend they had the Good Fortune to sit in on two nip and tuck basketball games. The Asa Blue devils with quite a basketball reputation in Frank Furt hoop circles bowed to a surprisingly Strong 24th Apo quintet 38-34. In the companion feature the 24th to cagers beat the Giessen All stars to the wire 38-36. Wil Helm Zie Mami s 12 Points led the Apo scorers while de Austin s 11 markers paced the 24th to. Bing s tourney rings for sister Kenny fund Monterey calif., Jan. 19 a bin Crosby invitation pro Amateur Charity Golf tournament last weekend netted More than s32,00frhalf of which will go to the sister Kenny infantile paralysis fund. The tournament costs eing about $35,000 each year in prize Money for the professionals and trophies for the amateurs. 7774th Sig trims 7776th Sig 49-46 Heidelberg Jan. 19 special the 7774th Sig five was extended All the Way last night before squeezing out a 49-46 Victory Over the 7776th Sig cagers in a game that highlighted activity in the Heidelberg class a Loop. In an other tilt the 7838th up tips red devils chalked up a 43-25 Success against the 7709th engr. John Earth made 14 Points for the losers and de Reber tallied 12 for the red devils. With de Talbott rimming 17 Points the 574th Ord Defeated the 130 Sta Hosp quintet 3fl-33. Al Colorado in netting 18 counters kept the medics in the running. The Afi air was a class b contest As was the 37-28 trimming the 7714th engr dealt the sixth car co. A Chance to Mastermind Dallas Jan. 19 Al. D. Meyer former major league in fielder today was named manager of Gladewater in the East Texas league. Ivy fives top army Navy new York Jan. 19 up the army and Navy it s agreed never agree but basketball teams from the service academies concurred wholeheartedly today that the Ivy league is really the Poison Ivy league. Both the cadets and the middies boast capable court teams this year but they were no match for Ivy league opponents yesterday As Perm dumped army from the unbeaten ranks with a 66-45 Triumph while Columbia blasted Navy 45-37. An All out scoring splurge at the opening of the second half enabled Penn to Down army. Ahead by a 31-29 count at intermission Penn blew the game wide open by scor ing 22 Points in the first 10 minutes of the second half while holding the cadets to four. The defeat of the cadets winners of their first five games left holy Cross Duquesne and St. Bonaventure As the nation s Only major unbeaten clubs. Columbia also depended on a Sec Ond half rally to defeat Navy. The middies beaten Only once in nine previous games this season led at halftime 20-19, but Brilliant shoot ing by John Azary and Norm skin Ner carried Columbia to a 39-32 Lead Midway in the second half. The Lions easily maintained their advantage the rest of the Way. In an Ivy league tussle at new Haven Yale gained undisputed pos session of a fourth place by Down ing Dartmouth. 6i-54. A Power packed Lasalle squad continued its winning ways by Man handling Albright 84-37 Penn state hammered american University 74-54 Louisville downed Eastern continued on Page 14 sex Oklahoma grinder to coach at Tulsa Tulsa okla., Jan. 19 up Jack Mitchell quarterback for the University of Oklahoma s 1949 sugar bowl Champion football team yesterday accepted a Job As Back Field coach at Tulsa University. Or. C. I. Pontius president of Tulsa said Mitchell will join the staff Here next week. His salary was not disclosed. Ballet boys i Siam min Sam Downs rival by 4 strokes it s hard to Tell whether the Ball is going up or Washington s Dick o Keefe 13 is coming Down Here in 3 game with n. Y. At Madison Square Garden. How Ever the kicks Ernie Vandeweghe 9 is offering All assistance to both. Inf old Rockport pays $31,70 dividend As Long shot Arcadia calif., Jan. 19 a old Rockport and citation shared honors at Santa Anita yesterday the former for the race he won the latter for merely tuning up. Old Rockport Clifford Moore s 4-year-Okj, who is powerfully fond of this track got one of Gordon Glisson s Slick rides and came Rome a length and one Quarter to the Good in the s8.000 Maturij trial Handicap Seldom a favorite d Rocky returned �31.70, s12.2pj and ?6.70 this time. Bolero was second and cur Andero third. Kentucky Derby Winner Ponder finished fifth. But citation almost stole the show. The Calumet farm Champion worked out Between races and was clocked in 25 and 43/5 for a speedy Quarter and one half then went on to l i2 v s for six furlongs l 25 i for seven eights and finished out the mile pulled up in l is excellent ski conditions listed at dec resorts Nurnberg Jan. 29 special reports of excellent skiing conditions have been received from both Garmisch and Berchtesgaden it a i announced today by Neucom up svs. At Garmisch on the Kruzeck slopes a new layer of 13.7 inches of powder Snow affords prime ski surfaces in the entire area while the Zug Spitze lies blanketed under 19.2 inches. Hausberg has 9.8 inches powder and a 7.5-Inch similar cover is the report from the Riess Ersee Eibsen Section. Ail ski lifts to these Points arc in operation every Day the Gar Misch announcement added. In Berchtesgaden mow covered the four most popular slopes in varying Depths. The predicts Tull was buried under an eight foot Blanket while Depths at Hinter amt Koenigsbe and Rasta pm were listed As two feet one and one half feet and two feet respectively. Los Angeles Jan. 19 up j Sam Snead spoiler of the Happy ending to one of sport s great Story Book comebacks today loomed As the Man to beat in the rest of Golf s Rich Winter tournament Trail. Snead. The smooth swinging vet eran from Whit Sulphur Springs j w. V