European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 11, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes tuesday november 11, 1958 standings by United i Ruhh International National football Kaduk in division w l t pet. Of a cd Toland new York  Pluti Burglin Cliar nto Cir  .711 202 i52 .714 150 115.129 in ii in i .42 i27 i55 tin 71 102 .107 1411 ii2 Western division w l t pet. Of a Baltimore i o .857 255 my Chicano bears 520 .714 217 152 to Ang Lei 430 .571 2.1.1 175 Sun Rran Cua to 4 0 .42 107 20 Detroit 2 4 i .3 i i 1 12 ii Cire i Liny 5 i. Ifi7 110 223 him Tay i a Multi new York 21, Lenl Elmore 21 Wai Hinton 4fi. Chicago Carioli ii Pittsburgh in. Philadelphia 24 Del rail to Cleveland 10  Mann 71, Linen Liny in Lou Anglen 5f. Han i in Frisco 7 National Haski i  Assn. Mih Ith division w l part. New  Syrna inn Phil Delphi to Tenn 2in 4 .12-1 i .400western division w l pol. 81 loud i 2 .11 17  .15 Detroit 4 5 Cincinnati sunday a Exilta Detroit 13ft, Hoilmon  syriac to ii Mlynne Apulia 97 Philadelphia 100. Cincinnati 2 Only Baruch tche Riund National ii Ockich Uca i i Bally Moss Early 8-5 Choice in International Laurel my. A the russians arc Here and so is Bally Moss Pic Irish Colt who is the european Champion to race in tues Day s $100,000 invitational Washington inter  horses from assorted countries have invaded the slate of Maryland for what Maywell he i i greatest running of the mile and one half scramble Over Hie Laurel grass  International was inaugurated in 1952, and since has grown into one of the world most interesting horse races. Bally Moss is the 8-5 Early favorite to be come the first Irish Coll. To win the International Worth $70,000 to the winning owner. The 4-year-old Bally Moss is owned by John Mcshain a Philadelphia builder. The two riches races in Europe the King orge i and he Queen Eli abet h stake sat 1 Loyal Ascot and the grand prix de l arc de Triumph at Longchamp in Paris were Mere gallops for  he wins the International Bally Moss will sweep i global triple  is added by the presence of i to soviet entries Garner and Paryad. Garner won he Moscow Derby in june and Paryad was run Nerup. Clem the game Little Galloper owned by mrs. Adele l. Rand Santa be n.m., and Tudor Era a Veteran turf performer owned Byers. Herbert Herff Memphis Are the . Hopes. Clem whipped round table in the Washington Park United nations and Wood Ward three $100,000 races but the Mil and one half May prove Loo much for him. The International is on the grass As was the United nations at Atlantic City. But it s five sixteenths of a mile  Era was nosed out by round table in the 1957 United nations and won the Laurel turf cup on the grass nov. 1, beating last year s International Winner Mahan in the process. Sailor s guide called the Best Handicap horse to leave Australia since phar Lap in the early1930s, is another to reckon with along with Tharp an Irish Colt owned by Carleton h. Palmer new York and Orsini ii the German Champion owned by Baron Henry Thyssen. A. C. And Keith Dibb Melbourne Wool Mer chants sent Sailor s guide Here on a 15,000 mile 22-Day boat voyage last August. The other foreigners were flown Here in the past few Days. Others invited were two South american horses Levoque from Argentina and Escribano from . Venezuelan representative Al Chama came Home on top in 1955 and paid $41. Levoque is owned by or. Herein was Serman Buenos Aires and Escribano Winner of the Simon Bolivar classic is owned by Al Fredo Lechin  of the world s lop jockeys will be involved. Only one however has won the race before Eddie Arcaro who rides Tharp. Arcaro won with Fisherman for the . In 1954. Arthur Scobie Beasley who rides Bally Moss has been in Europe for the last six years. He is considered the finest jockey Ever developed in  Shoemaker the leading . Rider will be aboard Clem. Bill Harmatz another top . Rider has Tudor Era a British bred 5-year-old.russian jockeys Viktor Kovalev and Nikolai Asimov ride Paryad and Garner. Howard Grant second leading . Rider this year handles Sailor s guide. Lester Piggott a top British jockey rides Orsini for Thyssen Mak ing the fourth Effort to win the race by the German industrialist. Ismael Valenzuela who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness with Calumet s Tim Tarn rides Levoque while venezuelan Hooter Manuel Camacaro handles  of Laurel s biggest crowds More than 38,000, is expected if the weather holds Good. Reservations Are Long gone. Montreal Woiton Chicago a few York Detroit Toronto w 7 i g 4 0 5 t p of a 2 i 51 m 3 15 2 14 12 37 40 15 5 13 43 45 0 12 27 310 to 20 i i sunday i rat tilt new York 5, Huntton i Toronto 2, Detroit 0 Only Tonnini Blind Ulm Ami Ich a ii Ockuly l w l t p of a Buffalo in filmy  Provit Linnca 12 9 7 r 4 4 0 24 i 29 0 in 45 35 0 14 72 f 5 0 12 3d 5r 1 9 41 51 i 9 49 70 sunday result Buffalo i. Proved min 2 Suncin glided 3, Lovmand i Mot Shoy 4, rur Heffter 2 braves sip a Southpaw Milwaukee a the Mil Waukee braves announced that new England scout Lel f Jones has signed Lef handed Pitcher Pault Sata Manchester n.h., to a 195 Boise ida., contract. Boise is inthe class c Pioneer league. Layne Tracy passing attack leads Pittsburgh Over Philadelphia 31-24 Philadelphia a Quarter Back Bobby Layne and halfback Tom Tracy combined in a passing show As the Pittsburgh St clerk Defeated Hie Philadelphia eagles 31-24, in a National football league game at. Franklin Field sunday. The Veteran Layne tossed four touchdown passes three to the sure banded Tracy and the other to Ray mat hews. Tracy who threw a Ili Yard pass to set up a first period Field goal caught five passes for 116 Yards in Pitts Burgh s second win of the season Over its Infra slate rival. Tied in the third Quarter 17-17, Layne and Tracy combined to break t he game open for the a Celers. With the help of a rough ing he kicker Penally and a 31 Yard completion from Layne to Tracy the Steeles moved 78 Yard son 11 plays for the Lead touchdown. The payoff pitch was a 34-yarder from Layne to mat hews. A few minutes later Pittsburgh now 3-4 in the Eastern division wrapped up the game As the Layne Tracy duo went into action  Sharp shooting quarterback spotted the former Tennessee Ace in the Clear and fired a 40-Yard Tepass. The fourth of Tom Miner s conversions made it 31-17, a deficit the last place eagles 1-5-1 never overcame. Pittsburgh led at halftime 17-10, on an 18-Yard Field goal by Miner and 13 and 25-Yard to strikes from Layne to Tracy. Take loud the eagles who led briefly at7-3 after the first Quarter scored on a pass from Bill Barnes to Pete , Bobby Walston s 16-Yardfield goal Barnes three Yard smash for a third period touch Down and a last minute 10-Yard pass from quarterback Norman Van Brocklin to Tommy Mcdonald. The Steeles opened the scoring Midway through the first Quarter after a Fumble at the Pittsburgh 18 by Barnes. Rookie Dick Camp National basketball association Roundup pistons win set record Detroit a Gene Shue scored 45 Points and his Detroit pistons broke a team scoring rec Ord with a 130-133 Victory Over tin Boston celtics in their National basketball association game a Olympia stadium Here sunday. Shue the a foot 2-Inch Veteran of five years in the Aba led a second Quarter Piston surge with a in Point Effort that gave Thede Trotters a 79-55 halftime Lead. Boston paced by big Bill rus sell s 32 Points put on a Rush inthe fourth Quarter that narrowed the Piston s margin to 135-131 in the final minute but the celtics could t get Over the Hump. Now Ivym  pistons 136 Points sur passed their previous High of 129against the Minneapolis lakers Here Jan. 1, 1958. It was the High est total they Ever scored. The record was smashed despite the fact that George Yardley the Aba s no time High scorer hit Only 28 Points. Shue s 45 Points topped his bes previous Effort by 15. The celtics whose season record now stands at 2-3 against the pistons 4-5, stepped off to an Early seven Point Lead in the first period but hit a disastrous cold spell in the final four minutes. In that Span Boston managed Only a free throw by Bill Shar Jinan As the pistons scored 19 straight Points. Boston began to Piess in the third period cutting Detroit s Lead to 97-90 by hitting13 free throws and two Field goals in a Lew minutes then slacked off again. The celts made their final drive after Detroit had once More built its Lead to 21 Points but time ran  Tom ii e i n s o h n and Sharman hit. 23 and 21 Points for the celtic s. The game was marred by a Short fist fight at the end of the first half Between Detroit s Earl Lloyd and Boston s Sharman but no one was injured or ejected. Nats 101, lakers 97 Syracuse . Up Dolph Schayes Sank two Long set shots in the closing minutes sunday night to give the Syracuse nationals a 101-97 Victory Over the Minneapolis lakers despite an other standout performance by Al Gin  Netter .13 of his first 17 shots from the floor As minnea Polis pulled ahead 89-84, with seven minutes to play. But he was held scoreless the rest of the Way winding up with 34 Points. Schayes first key Basket came with 2 40 left and put Syracuse in front 92-91, but Vern Mikkel sen s free throw knotted it again. John Kerr countered with a Hook for Syracuse before de Fleming pulled the lakers to within one Point again. Then Schayes hit on another set which was followed by Hal Grcar s Layup to give the nats the bulge they needed for their fourth win against two losses. Al Bianchi was top Syracuse scorer with 21 Points. Warriors 106, royals 92 Cincinnati a Paul Ari  Sank a Basket nearly every time he tried sunday in a one Man scoring show that helped Philadel phia s warriors sink Cincinnati royals 106-92, in a National basketball association game. It was the fifth straight loss forthe Youthful royals. The 6-foot, 4-Inch jump shot specialist netted 26 Points in the first half a new Cincinnati Garden record by one Point and finished up with 42 Points. Jim Palmer led a second Quarter Royal uprising that overhauled the warriors 52-49 at halftime. But Arlin s fast breaking teammates began to hit the Mark in the third Quarter and the warriors Takin the Lead Back soared away. Another Royal speedup Cut the advantage to six Points but the Cincinnat ians faded in the Las Quarter. Palmer was tops for the Royal with 20 Points. Bell recovered. Seven plays later Miner booted an 18-Yard Field goal. The big play was a 65-Yard pass from Tracy to Mathews to the eagles 18. Tracy took a Handoff from Layne swung wide As if to run and then hurled a perfect pitch to Mathews. With Little More than a minute in the first Quarter linebacker Bob Pellegrini of the eagles intercepted Bobby Layne. Pitching Star a Layne pass and galloped 40 Yards before being hauled Down on the Pittsburgh five. Barnes lost 13, but then throw ing the second pass of his two year pro career pitched 18 Yards to Retzlaff for a touchdown. Walston made the first of his three con versions to make it 7-3. Layne and Tracy collaborated on the Steeles first touchdown a 13-yarder climaxing an eight play 52 Yard drive. A Mimitte and 22 seconds later Pittsburgh scored again. Dick Alban plucked a Fumble out of the air and returned it 17 Yards to the eagles 25. On second Down Layne hit Tracy in the Clear on the sidelines for a 25-Yard touchdown. Bosons trim reds or 12th All i. Victory Buffalo a Billy Dea scored twice and led the Buffalo Isons to a 6-2 Victory Over the Providence reds sunday night.  Buffalo s 12th Victory in 13 games in the american hockey league. A near capacity crowd of 9,597watched the game. The reds scored a minute an nine seconds after play began Ray Ross getting the goal and stayed ahead until the final minute of the period when Frank Martin tied the score with an unassisted goal. Dea put the bosons ahead late inthe second period Orland Kurtenbach scored for Providence Early in the third period. Then Dea Bill Sweeney and Bill Dobby scored for the bosons within two minutes and 20 seconds. Rochester . A spot Ting the Rochester americans the first goal Hershey s bears  for a 4-2 american hockey league Victory sunday night. Two of the Hershey goals the third and fourth came while the bears were shorthanded Springfield mass. A the Springfield indians took Over third place in the american hockey league sunday As they Defeated the Cleveland Barons 3-1, at the coliseum before 2,114. Springfield snapped a three game losing Streak while the Barons were halted after two Victor ies in As Many nights. Garmisch 10,000 feet skiing at  weather of Fly temperature 20 degrees forecast unsettled. Berchtesgaden 5,000 feet skiing at Rossfeld weather Clour temperature 28 degrees forecast Clear. Lions overcome Browns 30-10 continued from Page 18 kicked a 43-Yard Field goal. Groza s Field goal on the first play of the second period tied the score. But seven plays later de troit posted its second Field goal a 37-Yard Boot by Martin who had made Good Only two of 10 Field goal attempts prior to this game. Detroit retained Possession of the Ball on the Kickoff after that score when Cassady kicked on Side. The Ball went Only 14 Yards and defensive halfback Dave Whit Ssell pounced on the pigskin at the Browns 46. Seven plays later Rote fired to Gibbons for the Lions first touchdown and a 13-3 Lead. Detroit got its final score on a March of 63 Yards. The last 13 Yards were covered by Rote s pass to gedman. Early in the final period Martin made his third and longest Field goal of the game a48-Yard Boot. The stubborn Detroit defense finally yielded to the Browns late in the game and Plum hit Renfro for the Lone Cleveland to. /