European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 22, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A saturday november 22, 1958 the stars and stripes Page 21 Ramstein Loon pit unbeaten slates in Safe finals by Bick Lucas staff writer Ramstein Germany is the Ramstein rams highest scor ing football team in Europe and the Laon rangers owners  Sti Giest defensive record hold court at 1 05 pm Here saturday for the 1958 Safe championship. This is no open and shut Case. Star witnesses for the prosecution will include quarterback Gil Bettez fullback Jim big Ward and halfback Dick Wilkitis who will help present the Ramstein Sid of the Story under the direction of coach Herb Hartwig. The defense will counter with Aune of resistance headed by ends Jerome Smith and Stan Swift tackle Ray Andre and guard Jim Bobbitt. Halfback Bobby Klein s ground gaining testimony is bound to affect the Laon cause one Way or the other. Ranger coach Phil Philpot undoubtedly will plead justifiable homicide when his team s record of France District mayhem comes under review. Led by the monstrous line that averages 219 pounds per Man the Philpot Hartwig rangers annihilated six District opponents giving up Only two touch Downs in the process. A seventh rival forfeited. Laon also cleaned up on a pair of us clubs knocking off Wethers Field 42-8, in an exhibition an then rubbing out Suffolk 26-0, in the Safe semifinals. Ramstein s Road to the finals i similarly dotted although the emphasis Here is on huge scores. The rams have scored at Leas three touchdowns against every opponent save one in zooming to the Germany District championship on seven wins. They have two exhibition victories plus a 56-18 semifinal Triumph Over the Mediterranean champs from wheelus. The closest score on the Ramlog is a 1-0 forfeit win Over sem Bach but in the nine games won on the Field the rams ran up 400 Points an average of 44.4 per after it comes to saturday s noon. When showdown meeting the evidence for each Side is formidable. For Ramstein the ram line is even More monstrous than Laon a averaging 228. Ends Jim Kimble and Jim Chav Lasare virtually in turntable and both Are excellent targets for Bettez passes. Tackles Tom Driscoll and Ted Vlahas Are big and rough weigh ing in at 235 and 260,  Jim Little Ward and guards Eddie Dinsmore and Jim Tarleton round out an up front Crew that has become accustomed to steam rolling the opposition. Ramstein was a Good team when the season started. But in the Early games the rams had to de Pend too much on Bettez passes. In their third Outing the ram received a healthy scare from Gieb Olstadt before the Taco neers succumbed 20-14. Bettez accounted for All three touchdowns with second Quarter passes but the ground attack netted Only 47 Yards. A week later Hartwig shifted end Jim big Ward to fullback and a Good team became a great one. Ward s slashing runs and adroit ass receiving earned him 13 touchdowns in the next four District clashes with the rams win Ning easily each time and never scoring fewer than 40 Points. With the defense forced to watchword s every move Bettez pitch ing and speedy Wilkins outside running have become much More dangerous. For Laon it is primarily a tale Nurnberg Bamberg resume hostilities for Eastern conference title saturday by Dick Gitlin staff writer Nurnberg Germany is the second and most vital instalment of the Nurnberg Bamber Story will be written into the books Here saturday when the re leg dragoons and riders clash at sol Diers Field in a renewal of their Battle of last weekend. At stake in saturday s Battle slated for 1 pm will be the undisputed Eastern conference championship and a berth in the usar eur semifinals opposite the Munich Rock giblets of the South Ern conference. In the event of deadlock penetrations inside the 10 and 20-Yard lines will be used to determine a Victory. In last saturday s first meet ing Between the two clubs Nurnberg pulled off a 14-12 Victory to create a tie for the Eastern title. Frederick sideline Bamberg had entered the fray with an undefeated 7-0 record while the re leg dragoons were 6-1 for conference play and 8-1 Overall. Despite the departure of Ace quarterback Bill Frederick in the first Quarter with a rib injury coach Paul Anapol s Grid cars Man aged to make a 14-0 Lead stand up for the vital Victory. Both clubs have been hard hit at the quarterback spot. Frederick whose Aerial wizardry had accounted for 802 Yards and 14 touch Downs in Nurnberg s first seven league games has a contusion on his lower left rib Cage and is not expected to see action. His understudy Tex Cavitt had seven stitches taken to close a Cut inside his Mouth but will be read to play As will third Stringer Larry Denning. Bamberg will have to rely upon head coach Ken Fry to Man therb Slot since Gerry Nassano thumb is still encased in a cast. It was Fry s two Long Aerial strikes covering 94 and 49 Yards that enabled the riders to close Las week s deficit to its eventual deciding margin. Fullback Charles Bratcher who went out with a first Quarter con Cussion last saturday has been pronounced fit for service with the riders and will share chores with Harvey Seligman. To pass target drawing the starting halfback assignments for Bamberg will be hard running Ulysses Morton and either Joe Cygler or Wilson Bick Ley. Cygler an sex West Pointer was on the receiving end of Fry s94-Yard pass play while Morton flagged Down the 49-yarder fro the sex Texas am grinder. Nurnberg s answer to Morton Bamberg s top ground gainer and scorer is All purpose Back Chuc Poindexter who does everything Well. The former North Carolin speedster is Usa eur s no. 2 scorer with 75 Points. He s a con Stant threat As a Ball Carrier pass Allison., Tisdale., Gary Palmer Rule Usa eur Grid statistical depts. Darmstadt Germany is Sandhofer s Dick Allison Geln Hausen s Charley Tisdale Frank Furt s Wilbur Gary and Augsburg Trojan Warren Palmer nailed Dow the bulk of the individual usar eur statistical honors according to figures released by the four Germany conferences. Allison sewed up the scoring titles he tallied seven Points in the Golden arrows league finale to Crank his seasonal conference total to 98 Points. He has made 15 touch Downs three two Point conversions and a pair of extra Point  of his ads have come on pass receptions making him the Leader in that department As Well. Northern rulers rounding out the top six in scor ing Are Chuck Poindexter Nurnberg 75 Hiawatha Cornelius Munich spartans �8 Jim Hel Miniak Munich Rock giblets 65 Ken Hofer Schweinfurt 61 and Bob Marsh b Werner Haven 60 in a three Way Battle among Northern conference Grinders tis Dale earned total offence honors with 1,172 Yards a margin of seven Over Gary and 98 Over Ber Lin s Eddie  s total came on 659 Yard Rushing and 513 passing. Gary made All but 76 of his 1,165 Yards on the ground while Crook had 341 Rush ing and 733 passing for his 1,074  s Ball lugging accumulation far outdistanced his nearest rival Cornelius whose 789 Yards was an even 300 behind the Iron Duke Star. Gary s yardage was piled up in120 carries for a 9.1-Yard average. Corneliu was a real Workhorse carrying 136 times for a 5.8 average. Next in Rushing were Tisdale with659 Yards and Bamberg s Ulysses Morton with 655 Yards. With losing Tea Palmer while playing for a team that compiled Only a 2-6 Southern conference record was the ruler in three passing departments. The Trojan aerialist threw the mos passes 146 had the most completions 59, and gained the most Yards 819.Nurnberg s Bill Frederick apparently had the Aerial yardage title tucked away but was injured in the first Quarter of last week s Bamberg game without completing a pass. However Frederick did end i a with the most touchdown heaves 14, and his 802 Yards were second Only to Palmer s  s Marian Dorin had the top passing percentage,.597, based on 44 hits in 85 throws. He was second Only to Palmer inthe completions column. Dorin s Batter mate end Dick Price was the top pass receiver in both receptions 43 and yardage 832. Erlanger s Chuck Lezanic moved up to second in catches with27.trailing Allison in payoff receptions were Augsburg Raider Ira Snell and Tolm s i Iuey Husser with seven apiece. On the throwing end Munich spartan Tom Hulett and Sand Hofen s Archie Bozeman trailed Frederick with nine scoring tosses while Tisdale and Wiesbaden Fla Darrell Walker each had eight. Receiver and passer and is Plain murder in All defensive depart ments. Joining Cavitt and Poindexter i Nurnberg s probable starting Back Field will be Workhorse Rock Grimes and either Pat Monno Frank Lee or Pete Degregorio. But even with the abundance of Backfield Talent on both sides of Ulysses Morton. Rider scoring threat the line of scrimmage saturday prime Battle will be waged up front where both clubs Are Well stacked but the re leg dragoons have the Edge in beef. Nurnberg s line standouts recenter Jonathan Williams tackle Luke Austin and end Fred  will counter with a for Ward Wall anchored by guards Gerald Chikalla and Alfred  if saturday s renewal shapes up anything like last week end s test the line play will be vital when it comes to the matter of penetrations. Should both teams tie on the scoreboard and in both columns under penetrations first Downland then total yardage will be the determining criteria. For Only one team will have an future when the final gun sounds late saturday afternoon. 170 pounds is v runner who has of impregnable  of the three ads granted by the rangers came in on sided romps by Devreux and Wethers Field both 42-8 losers. The other was scored by Moulin the Duel for the France title but it came with time running outland Laon ahead by 18 Points. Laon won 18-6. Klein Only breakaway counted 14 touchdowns thus far including three on Long gainers in the Suffolk game. He tallied on runs of 66 and 35 Yards and cur ried a Flat pass 57 Yards for theother. The rangers Haven t gone tothe Airl Ancs too often this season but when they have quarterback John zins hns had his share of Success. The summing up on the basis of rather involved comparative scores revolving around Giebel Stindt s 26-6 win Over Toul and Alconbury s 14-12 Triumph Over sur Folk Ramstein would be favo Redby two touchdowns. But comparative scores mean Little in a game like this which will probably feature a gruelling line Duel. The rangers must Stop Bettez Ward and Wilkins while the rams can concentrate on Klein if past performances indicate any thing. The verdict should come i around 3 30 saturday afternoon. Any speculation Here would constitute trial by newspaper. Defending champs join wide Field in world pin match Chicago a a Field of 128men and 64 women from 24 states Hawaii and Canada is entered in the $30,200 world invitational match game Bowling tournament in Chicago coliseum dec. 4-12. Don Carter St. Louis and mar Ion Ladewig grand rapids mich., arc the defending champions. A preview event in which the entire Field will compete in a Spe Cial two game Rolloff for a purse of $3,000 will open festivities the night of dec. 3. The tourney proper starts the next Day and gradually will be whittled to the High 15vscorers by dec. 9. The top 15 in each division will join Carter and mrs. Ladewig in the finals through dec. 12. Moore sick postpones . Bout with Moreno los Angeles a the featherweight elimination bout be tween Davey Moore Springfield Ohio and Richar o Pajarito Moreno Mexico City scheduled thursday night was postpone monday until dec. 11. Moore ranked no. 1 in his division has the flu and monday trying to shake it off engaged in a brisk workout. Willie Ketchum his manager said Moore was weak after the workout so he immediately obtained the postponement fro the olympic auditorium promoters of the fight. Newcombe fails to appear in court indictment Newark a Don Newcomb failed to appear in court to plea to an atrocious assault and Battery indictment. Essex county judge James r. Guliano gave him an Extension until monday. The judge said he would issues Bench warrant for the Cincinnati Redlegs hurler if he does t show up in court by then. Newcombe s attorney. Morris Barnett assured the court that Don would be Back in Newark by sunday. He is barnstorming in Mexico. This was the second adjournment granted Newcombe who is accused of hitting a former East Orange . Policeman Ulysses Ross in the tavern the Pitcher owns. Barnett explained to the court that Newcombe did not mean to interfere with the orderly process of Justice but was under contractual obligations in the off season tour. Guliano replied that he was no interested in Newcombe s contract problems and said the baseball player would be treated like at Yorie else. Don s two Brothers Harold and Norman appeared in court and entered innocent pleas in the Ross Case. Harold is under indictment for Possession of gun with intent to use and Norman is under indict ment for atrocious assault and Bat Tery. Both had been free in custody of their attorney. Guliano set 51,500 bail for each