European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 23, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes sunday August 23, Spang edges flyers 2-1, on Plait s five hitter for Germany District Crown Span Dahlem Germany Spe Cial Southpaw Howie Platt spaced five hits to hurl the Spang Dahlem spartans to a 2-1 Victory Over Wiesbaden in the finals of the Safe Germany District Dou ble elimination tournament Here saturday. The spartans winners of the regular season Pennant As Well thus earned the right to represent the District in the Safe Howie Platt. Tourney s map Blue devils subdue Karlsruhe grids 22-0 Karlsruhe Germany special quarterback Manuel Mathis plunged for tvo touchdowns to Lead the Bremerhaven Blue devils to a 22-0 Victory Over the Karls Ruhe crusaders in a Usa eur controlled scrimmage Here Satur Day. Both of Mathis scores came on sneaks from a Yard out. Rudy John son gave the Blue devils their remaining six Pointer on a one Yard scamper. Bob Marsh added a pair of two Point conversions. Championships at wheelus Field in Early september. Pratt who was chosen the tour Ney s most valuable player picked up his 15th Victory and second of the playoffs but had to escape repeated jams to accomplish it. Second baseman Don Delutis Tal lied both Spang runs. He singled in the first inning stole second and came Home on Bill Soo s two out double to deep left Center. Again in the third Delutis singled and was moved to third on George Mccoy s sacrifice and a wild pitch by loser Ernie Bentley. Mickey Crosby Hen singled de Lutis  got into trouble again in the fourth when the spartans loaded the bases with no outs. But two Force plays at Home and a harm less inning ending Lap Back to the Mound choked off the bid Spang s Hist of the game. Unearned run Wiesbaden finally denied the scoring column in the seventh As Paul Mcgaunn got life on de Lutis error. Bentley was Safe on a fielder s Choice As Mcgaunn beat an attempted Force at second and Bob Willis sacrificed the runners along. Manager Howie Choy then plated Mcgaunn Wilh a perfect squeeze Bun i. Double plays Cost Wiesbaden scoring chances in the fourth and sixth. Both twin killings came with one out and both were started by Ray Bragagnolo grounders. Liere were iwo on in the fourth and the sacks were loaded in the sixth. In the eighth flyer Reece Black doubled to right bul was out try ing to stretch it into a triple. Millon Mckenzie Safe s map in the recent stars and stripes poll subsequently got life on an error and Bragagnolo singled. But Plait made Mcgaunn one of his seven strikeout victims to end the inning. Mann faces dope charge Toronto up Dave Mann Toronto argonauts halfback has been remanded for the second time on a narcotics charge and manag ing director Lew Hayman of the Canadian pro football club said the . Import would not play until the charge was cleared up. Stuttgart sinks Gimlet Lions 7-4, to reach semis Vaught Victor by Ralph  writer Vaihinger Germany is Luther Vaught turned in a spar Kling Relief performance Here sat urday to pitch the Stuttgart chiefs into the usage ult semifinal with a 7-4 Triumph Over the Munich Gimlet Lions at husky Fiel Dhere. Vaught a 5-foot, 9-Lnch, 150-Pound right hander who whipped the Munich Southern league champs 4-2, in the first game of the quarterfinals wednesday choked off a rally in the fourth inning and shackled the Gimlet Lions with two infield hits the rest of the Way to gain his eight win compared to two losses. The Western league Champion chiefs were never behind after the first inning when they scored three runs two of them on Catcher Blue rangers tie series with cab by Bick Lucas staff writer Erlanger Germany is the Baum older Blue rangers re lied almost exclusively on the generosity of 4th army div cab fielders to even their Best of three Usa eur quarterfinal series Here saturday afternoon by beating the turtles 10-5, without scoring an earned run. In sundays decider scheduled Here the rangers will match the stars and stripes most valuable player poll Winner Vern Orndorff against gab s Jim Gore who won the wednesday opener 8-0, on a two hitter. Saturday s loser Ray Haener battered and weary at the end gave up a first inning pop double to Bill Szabo and then retired 17 men m order until the top of the seventh. He was coasting along on a 3-0 Lead when the Turtle defences crumbled. Eventually Sonny Weber was to hit a bases loaded Homer for Baum older but this was merely insurance. Haener s trouble started with a walk to Szabo to open the seventh. Haener made a Quick motion to first and might have picked off Szabo but overeager first base Man Hal Morris tried to make the lag before he Gol the Ball and the throw went through allowing Szabo to take second. Ken Bunger hit a roller Between first and second that Morris decided was his. He scooped it up in front of second Sacker Snuffy Grimm wheeled and threw past Haener trying to cover first. Szabo scored. Bunger went to second and the turtles were rat  Koch bounced Oul to third someone lying charges Rosensohn new York up someone is lying and there has to be per jury in this Case declared Bill Rosensohn Friday after spending two hours before the boxing grand jury and nearly three hours in the District attorney s office. At both sessions he was Ham mered with questions designed to reveal whether he or Vincent j. Velella is telling the truth about How control of the Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson fight pro wheelus trips Loon in softball semis Devreux France special wheelus Defeated Laon 7-2, inthe semifinals of the Safe softball tournament Here sat urday the k a n g e r a battling up through the losers bracket now must take on Sembach for the title sunday. If wheelus win the first game the Champion ship will be decided in a second  Johnson who had t gotten past tie third inning in his two previous starts hand cuffed Loii on five hits. Motion passed from Rosensohn to Velella. I know i m telling Hie truth said the suspended promoter who was subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury again monday. Rosensohn strolled confidently into the press room after his Lale session in the District attorney s office. Without exactly revealing any of the questions he had been asked he said they Are checking two vastly different stories about the promotion. He again stressed that none of the interrogation had been about the june 26 fight itself in which Sweden s underdog Johansson took the heavyweight Crown from Pat Terson on a knockout. He repeated that fight was strictly on the level. There was no fix. No questions Are being asked about a  attorney Velella new president four of a kind wins Schwet Zingen Germany special the 524th engr co came up with four runs in the final inn ing to nip the 517th Ord co 4-3, in the finals of the army tips 7tharmy, Central Region softball tournament. Of Rosensohn enterprises inc., is an Easl Harlem new York re publican Leader he now owns iwo thirds of the Stock in the Corpora lion that bears Rosensohn s name. Rosensohn owns one third. According to Rosensohn Friday s grilling before the. Grand jury and in the District attorney s office concerned How Velella got the iwo third is interest. Was it Velella s own Money that obtained the Slock or was he fronting for gamblers and did Rosensohn part willingly with the Stock Velella flew to Europe Friday for discussions with Champion Johansson at Goteborg Sweden. Accompanying Velella were Jack Dempsey new promotion director of Rosensohn enterprises theater to tycoon Irving b. Kahn new chairman of the Board for Rosen Sohn enterprises two attorneys and a publicity  Hope to arrange final de tails for the return defense against Patterson in , Louis k. Lefkowitz new York attorney general announced he. Is seeking $44,836.09 in taxes from the total $936,920.52 proceeds of the first Light. Jaseman Dick Lee for one Down jut Phil Wilkins also rapped to e and the third baseman threw the Ball away for the first of his four errors. This put runners on second and third. Weber hit. A pop to Short left that fell in front of Bill Huff per mitting Bunger to score. Huff s wild throw allowed the runners to take second and third. Chicho Gonzales hit to deep Short drove in Wilkins Weber holding second. Haener then hit Neil Winship with a pitch to Load pm up. Haener got winning Pilcher Vern peering to Fly to Short left for the second out but Dennis Magee 3eat out a High Hopper to the shortstop and it was 4-3. The turtles went ahead Wilh a pair in their half of seventh on Bill Spencer s double and run scoring singles by Lee and Huff. But in was Only a temporary advantage. In the eighth the tragedy of errors continued. With one out Koch Gol one of the few solid hits off Haener a Sharp single to Center. Lee scooped up Wilkins grounder and made a bad throw to second then he loaded the bases by Booling Weber s grounder. Gonzales lied in up Wilh a single to Short  the first pitch to Winship Wilkins broke for the plate. Win ship missed the Pilch by so did cab Catcher Bob Thacker. The Ball bounced out of Bis Glove and rolled up the third base line. Be fore  could get. Around Winship Wilkins was in Wilh the deciding  to remove All doubts Weber hit his grand slam o ver the left Centerfield Fence in the ninth after Lee s two out error had kept the tired Haener from retiring the  by the turtles defensive lapse was a steady if in spectacular pitching performance by Deering who won his eighth in nine decisions. He was Lough in the pinches arid also was the Vic Tim of shabby Fielding that let in a pair of unearned runs in the sixth. Weber s net Baum older Alt it ii Mii cd As a Oahu of a Luigi l1. Ill Chapman if Kull. A Vii Luisiii. Frehel. If a i Simili sail vein Lilii pm Liik. P 4th army div cab Alt u i Olson of5 0 i 422 Spencer of 3 1 0 Primin ah200 Leo. Ii Huff. H timelier c 400 5 1 in o 5 2 4 m 5 2 2 Mouis id 2 0 i 4 1 i 5 0 2 Hoyi Iskuhi 00 i 300 in Iurii Biko 40 0 Alai incr. 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James Sticka s infield single in the fifth and another infield Bingle by same Batter in the eighth were the Only hits Given up by Vaught. The last safety led to a run aftera walk and an error. Winning tally the chiefs picked up the tally that made the difference in the third when Lawton Cowart and Jack Thiederman singled. Cowart was out at the plate on Thiederman s tangle but Jack came around on a passed Ball and a stolen base and an error. He teamed with Joe Vaught Gottlieb Modica on a double steal and scored when third baseman Tony Ambrosio s throw hit him in the Back. Mike Levins triple and Jerry Ducharme s squeeze bunt produced another run in the fourth and Thiederman doubled and Gottlieb singled to make it 6-3 in the  and Ducharme teamed again to Lally the final score in the sixth Mike singling and scor ing on Jerry s shot to right censer. Three for Munich Munich Gol ils three runs off Grady in the fourth on three hits and three walks. Singles by Sticka Bob Jacoby plus a walk loaded the bases and one run scored when the chiefs tried for a double play bul failed. Grady then walked two Bailers to Force in two runs before Vaught. Came in to Pul out the fire. The chiefs now meet Bamberg in the semifinals Wilh the first of the Best two of three sealed for husky Field Here aug. 26. The second game will be played in Bamberg aug. 29 and the third game if. Necessary at the same Sile on aug. 30. Two for chiefs Munich Alt it Watti Kiriy. Of 3 1 stir Iii is 4 1 , 2i i 0 uni Lii. Ii 4 i Iii ill. Ii 31 it Nell Al 4 0 . H 3 0 Lea void u 0 Lions p 20  20 ii Stuttgart All it ii 1 co Wurl 31 2 mans ail 0 a Achl to. 21 200 2 0 u 2 the Lecci ii in if 4 3 2 0 Milica of 1 Iott Lielo 0 Alecks in 0 Lovins. Of 0 Duchi Uhic. 0 7 6 a s to 2111 Hia 4 n a a a a i 2101  Elf i nifty Vii Lii Vav. K-2 la Aioli ism 2, Liis Siginu i. Sticka a Lillav 1 of a Munich 24-13, Hill Sinai to 27-1 1. I Ispell plus Sank i.  Mui Mili i. Stunt Puiul 0. 211wapt. 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