European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 25, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse V August 1950 Ike stars and stripes Page 11 Chicago a b h of if of 3 p a a Marl is 2 of if 3 of in 3 2b 4 3b 3 c 8 2 1 e Navajo h h i 0 1 e t d 0 0 0 0 totals s3 1 totals 0 out for bal sic i Chicago run t 0 of t Ca Frasqu and Robinson Fox and tap b Phil Adelphia scar Boorish 2 6 in b Hooper t in second game Chicago a r u Job 4 1 1 400 of a i in 3 1 if 400 of 4 0 1 Philadelphia a h h is 32 h 1 2 in 3 i n s 0 2 cab Juelsen 4 c d Scala j p 0 4 0 j a o o 000 1 1 1 o 0 d of 3b in c p 4 4 31 s i 0 00 00 j b 0 1 6cidsbrs1 i o o 34 5 8 totals 32 6 8 i singled for Aloma 6 hit Inlo double play for Eiidson 91 Chicago 000 100 j s i Philadelphia i 050 9 0 e 11i3j Mccosky Chapman Robinson Chapman Robirt Carrasquel and Kobin ton Canas Quel and Kobin Hooper and left Cli Ciako Philadelphia Wyse gum fun 2 Aloma Judson Wyse gun pc 1 2ajoina Judson to Cump Cri 7 in Wyse in to Aloma 2 in Hooper 1 in Judson o in Wyse Gumpen Kew York 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where theres a theres a Criswell invented this electric and now gets around the course with Speed and tornadoes rebounded after series defeat v from Page 10 going the tornadoes the percentage players books straight by the Neucom finale for the third straight the powered by Pitcher fillip Pitcher first base men Bill Mcneely and outfielder Don gave h a game but this time the tornadoes were not to be after six games of play the Neucom Bunting once again was hoisted Art of the flagpole Ai Mannheim few knew it at the but with favourites ousted in second round of Amateur continued from Page 9 Pion Bruce the Cali fornia fireman from North Holly who was on the 1918 cup team Willie of elms and Fred Purdue big 10 and collegiate links who hints he May turn pro if he Doest realize his Ambi Tion of winning the Amateur this furnished the morning High Light by passing of Side lined Wampler in the and the Elmsford fire extinguisher nudged Richard of 1up in the third round before losing to Loren Kru of in the matinee Heidelberg hosts swim meet today continued from Page w Wetzlar cons tabs ver Satile Walter Censke and Angelo 8araeoni Are both ail around threats along with Carl of Hei Heidelberg crack relay and its diving standouts of John Busbee and Roger Jones experienced Only Tinor difficulty in monopolizing their com petition to thirteen including the 200 and 800meter free the 50 and 100meter the 100meter the individual Medley the 400meter and the 1 and Smeter diving will be trials will begin at am to with the finals starting at pm and continuing on until completion that the tornadoes were to pass out of existence in Neucom baseball circles within three months at a meeting of the tones Al Lelic officers in Garmisch in mid and Only after a furious it decided that base bail in Neucom in 1950 would be played on a Post while Many of the tornadoes were still around to play with the Heidel Berg military Post squad the Nick name was switched to the same was True with Henry Only four Chers Leo Pearson and Bob King and sluggers Matt Mack and Irv around from the old but they formed the Back Bone of the Munich while it will be the Hawks is the Broncos in the sixth annual of world series beginning at Mann Heim Neucom veterans cant help but think that at Long the natural Between the Tor Tadeos and the tigers finally is at tomorrow Heidelberg is Patty top seeded in it american league w l 73 73 72 71 50 47 39 41 44 4g 43 e3 72 74 78 to 597 Detroit new Yurk Coveland Boston Washington Chicago Louis Shilati Ethla n ses Days res ult s a Civ Yolk Detroit 5 Bosun Louis 5 Chicago Philadelphia 06 at rain National league w l Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Louis new York Chicago go 1j4 3 22 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 72 63 62 b2 59 50 47 41 45 47 51 53 is 65 66 75 go 8 9 21 23 30 Rev 24 Wimbledon Champion Budge of los and Margaret Osborne two Lime women were to seeded to Ciao for rhe Valiona Amateur Tennis championship starting monday at Forest the mens was thrown vide open when Ted the 1942 Champion and 1949 a Nerup to Richard failed to and chm by his decision abandon big time Tennis after this weekends Davis cup Challenge round foreigners Strong foreign Hopes were raised that an invader might win the mens Crown for the first time since Fred of turned the trick in there was Strong support for Frank of Joroslav the egyptian and Veteran John of aus the three to seeded american Hopes depended on the top 10 second ranked Herb of Beverly third seeded Gardnar of Coral Surprise Davis cup Choice Tom of san ranked fourth and fifth seeded Vic of Phila Given an outside Chance were the next five in order Art of san Francisco Earl co the los Angeles problem child Dick of Billy of new and Jim Brink of wide open race Only Talbert and of the top 10 american seeded Ever have reached the finals Talbert twice was runner up to Frankie in 1944 and while Brown was an also ran to Jack Kramer in with a Field of 52 shooting for the mens and no former champions in the the race was wide it was a 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