European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 30, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 10 the stars and stripes a too monday january 30, 1950 new York. Jan. 23 up Art Houtteman the Detroit Pitcher who skipped out on a a it a with death last Spring was Given a s5.000 raise today with the Hope that he can help the tigers keep a world ser ies Dale next october. The 22-year-old Busck a aired1 signed a contract for in �17,000, after rejecting Detroit s original offer. Young k o u 11 e m a a a a ctr native who is expected to parallel the Success of teammate Hal Newhauser began earning his hard Luck title in 1948 when h � won Only two games and lost 16. Despite that woeful Mark he was rated one of the most Brilliant Bengal pitching prospects. Uie 26-year-old Brooklyn born out fielder this boy has a record for consistency which is unparalleled in the Nijor or Rickey solid. I am willing to predict that his boy ill be play in regularly in the Brooklyn out fwd and ii Waii in 190." Ca Oher r o y Ourn Panora also signed his 3950 contract. Rickey ant Wood. Terms were not Mun need. But it is known that he received a sub Stantial increase. Best guess is to the figure is Abou . Leshnov. Limmer return signed pacts to a s Philadelphia Jan. 29 a Paul l e h n e r. Outfielder and Lou ski jumping hockey match to Climax Garmisch carnival last Spring at Lakeland Fla. A Cureman suffered a fractured dimmer Rookie second Skull in an automobile Accident and yesterday returned their for a time doctors despaired of his life. Gradually he improved and Ven from his Hospital bed he messaged his mates ill be Back before july and this time i la he made Good his boast too re turning just before mid season to compile a record of is victories against 10 defeats. In addition to Houtteman Pitcher Saul Rogovin and outfielder Pat Mulla also signed their contracts with the tigers. Rogovin a Brook Lyn boy had a 16-5 record with Buffalo of the International league last year while Mullin batted .268 in a fill in role for Detroit dodgers sign Branca Pitcher Ralph Branca signed a 1950 Brooklyn dodger contract which guarantees him $15,000 and could net him 520,000, the Bonus arrangement was a Radical departure from president Branch Rickey s usual contract pol icy but there were indications it also would be applied in the cases of Catcher Bruce Edwards and Pitcher hex Barney. Branca s new contract contains a clause which would enable him to 19no contracts to the Philadelphia athletics. The signifies brought to 22 the number of players now in the fold. Earn �17,000 by winning Between 15 and 20 games and �20,000 by win Ning 20 or More. J Crandall signs pact with Boston braves Boston Jan. 2s up Catcher Del Crandall hts signed his new contract thus becoming the 2sth number of the Boston braves to agree to terms for the 1950 season it was announced last night Crand ii. Outstanding Rookie with the braves last year was called up from Evansville in june. In 37 games he had an average of .236, scored 21 runs and batted in 34. Priddy rejects contract with Detroit los Angeles. Jan. 29 up Gerry Priddy said last night there is just a slight difference of opinion Over salary Between him and the Detroit tigers who spent More than �100,000 to get him from the St. Louis Browns. I m still negotiating Priddy said. We Haven t come to an agreement yet but i can t be classed a reds say Brooks violate rules on salary Cincinnati Jan. 29 a they can t do that said Gabe Paul of the Cincinnati reds yesterday to reports that salary to be paid Pitcher Ralph Branca of the Brooklyn dodgers probably would three More players sign with giants new York Jan. 29 up three More giants including Jack harsh Man the Large sized kid with the nine Day show winds up at ice stadium by Rill Zaire asks Garmisch. Jan. � is so the sixth International Winder sports work from every Standard the most successful athletic event suited in postwar Germany 01 1 0 Lilly comes to a close today following Tho ski jumping championships on the 80-meter Hill at the olympic ski stadium and the inter National hockey match Between the Dju Garden club of Stockholm Sweden and the local Riess Fursee team at the olympic ice stadium closing ceremonies were scheduled it the latter site thus bringing the nine Day Winter carnival to its termination. Skiing was the main course on yesterday s Bill of fare As the 4-by 10 Kilometre Cross country relay and a special slalom were run off before a Large crowd at the ski stadium foreign teams win foreign teams copped the two first places in the relay and a quartet of stave artists from inns Bruck Austria negotiated the difficult route in 2.29 32 to Annex top honors by Over four minutes from a Trento Italy squad. The italians required 2.33 44 to Complete the course. The special slalom held on a 400-meter course with 48 Gates and on Altitude differential of 2q8 meters was won by Germany s Sepp Folger. The local Star zigzagged the route in 1 45.4 to nose out Austria s Ernst Speiss and Lennart Nilsson of Sweden. Speiss was clocked in 1 47 and Nilsson in 1 48.7. De link Garmisch recreation Center sports director and Neucom s ski Champ was the Only . Entry trick stick to stage a i journey As planned \ Lake Placid x. A Jan. 29 api team manners to Offu decked to a meet Hore the do of do to with to v. Tomorrow. R of Coj John s. Chennault co of Neu Biberg air base is taking no chances in tending the goal during a recent starch of dimes Benefit hockey Mutch. The game was restricted to non skating players and most of the skating was done in a reclining position. A photo Large sized Job of filling Johnny of six Sta two of finish be determined by games he wins. And Gabe to the number of is assistant to president Warren gues of the reds whipped out the Rule Book to prove is Point. He read from Section �8 of the National league Constitution which provid s thai the salary paid a player can not be based on perform Ance. Abrams signed for 50 Rickey predicts stardom new York Jan. 29 up Cal Abrams Branch Rickey s Flower which bloomed in the Spring of 1949 Only to Wither when the National league season began his 1950 contract. And Rickey wasted also signed no time in going out on the limb again for 1 bowl game films set for Neucom showings Nurnberg Jan. 29 special highlights of the recent bowl games in the states will be shown in Heaters throughout Neucom beginning feb. 9, tree Sercom motion picture serv ice announced. Fig moments from the follow ing fames will be shown Rose Boh Ohio slate is. California Orange bowl Santa Clara is. Kentucky Cotton bowl North Carolina is Rice and sugar bowl Oklahoma is. Leu. Mizes first base Post yesterday came to salary terms for the 1950 season. The others were pitchers Monty Kennedy and Rookie right hander George Bamberger both of whom figure prominently in manager Leo Durocher s plan to put a contending team in the Field. Woodling Star Rookie signs Yankee pact new York Jan. 29 up out fielder Gene Woodling one of the rookies who figured prominently in the Pennant drive of the world Champion new York Yankees last season signed his 1950 contract yesterday the 12th player to do so. Woodling a 27-year-old left handed hitter from the san fran continued on Page 11 Springfield upsets bosons sextet 3-1 Springfield mass., Jan. 29 a Springfield s indians emerged from their Victory famine of nine games with a 3-1 Victory last night Over the american hockey league s Eastern division Pace setting Buffalo bosons at the coliseum before 5,000 fans. The is. Louis flyers blasted the Classy Cleveland Barons 4-3, bring ing a Roar from 8,898 spectators with three goals in just minute and 11 seconds of the final period elsewhere in the Loop Al Rollins made an auspicious debut As goalie for the Pittsburgh hornets As he registered an 8-0 shutout Over the Indianapolis capitals and the Hershy bears nosed out the new Haven Ramblers 5-3. J and he wound up in 21st place. The Only other event on yester Day s program was a gala ice show the night of champions held at the ice stadium. The colourful extravaganza featured German ice champions of the past few years and included Maxie and Ernst Baier 1936 olympic pairs Cham pions. Rangers tie Bruins 2-2 Boston. Jan. 29 a after losing their last seven National hockey league starts the new York rangers protected their fourth place berth by coming from behind to tie the Boston Bruins 2-2, last night before 11,689 at the Boston Garden. The Bruins regained the services of right Winger Johnny Peirson who had missed 13 games with a severe Charley horse but lost defens Eman Fernie Fiaman who suffered a Chest injury during the second period. Fie iils of lie 19 of n. Onesi Siniard of Norway she Fis distil ipod we o Snow j or of. Whore the 19,? Winter Olymp sallies were Hom. This area has had no appreciable amount of Snow in a weeks and suffered through a medium sized Hoat wave Wedi misday cd thy. Despite those conditions. The festival was scheduled to open to Day with an in eve i tonal jumping exhibition with the 65-meter Hill covered with pulverized ice. Before Ali session Westgaard ii old reporters that his group Coli Al trans Fer the Cross country races could postpone them in Hopes of get ing Snow Here or could cancel them. He indicated then he preferred to wait there is a full week Between the final event Here feb. 5, and the opening of the Alpine phae of the Fis championships at Aspen. Coio on feb. 13 the olympic Hill was ready for today s exhibition with 70 of world s Best skiers it ? the crushed ice yesterday As a substitute for their final practice Leafs 9, Hawks 1 Toronto Jan. 29 a to Ronto s torrid Maple Leafs swept to their fifth straight National hockey league Victory last night whipping the Chicago Blackhawk 9-1, before13,978 fans. Big catch Wiesbaden Jan. 29 special m sgt r. C. Beltrone of the 7120th air base up last week bagged what probably will be one of the last big Hirsch of the season killed by local nimrods when he brought Down a 10-Point, 340-Pound Stag. Beltrone made his kill at Ober Ellenbach Kreis Rotenburg. Wings 1, Montreal \ Montreal Jan. 29 a the Detroit red wings and Montreal canadians the National hockey league s top two teams battled to a 1-1 standstill last night before14,231 fans. Villanova Mentor named Philadelphia Jan. 29 a Art Mahan former first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies today was named head baseball coach of Villanova College. Tantalising tote Board a rousing shout went up at Hialeah last week As robber a rank won the second race and the tote Board flashed an astronomical $325.60, �80.60 and ?23.3 for win place and show. Acme Anderson quits at Iowa denies return to he continued from Page 9 tons for a new contract i h he head coach in december. He a
