European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 17, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                17, 1962 the stars and stripes fog 19 from Grapefruit Cactus circuits tie Homer Sparks 6th yank win in Row tale Fla. A three run Homer sparked the new sixth straight Uhl re boroday. The bomb their world be ctn Cannati reds crowd of 535. Reva off righthand carried 420 feet first Ball to Clear the it face of the Yankees Park. All six victories achieved by extra based Hugh homers. Mantle s second Home Spring. The team has the Yankees tagged three Cincinnati hurlers for nine hits three by Rookie shortstop Phil Linz who also knocked in two runs. Mantle drove in a fourth run with a ground Ball before retiring in the fifth inning. The reds were held to six hit by three new York pitchers Bud Daley Rollye Sheldon and Marshall Bridges. Daley and Sheldon each allowed three hits in four , a former red disposed of three men in the ninth. Pompano Beach Fla it a the Boston just about killed the de bed wings playoff chances night while snapping own wingless Streak at 20 with a 4-0 National hockey  left Detroit two behind fourth place Newin the Chase for the final cup playoff spot. Both have four games  the third defeat in four for Detroit which look edit were the league s last dui instead of the Bruins. Me Detroi ters Johnny and Murray Oliver score opening and closing Bruin As Boston took its first vie since Jan. 27. A in was enlivened for tin1 Fantt when Gordie Howe flit and Boston s Dick Meissner sorted an All out swinging match at 13 48 of the final period. Howe and Elssner each Drew five min utes for fighting and Boston s mar eel Pronovost and the wings Char tie Burns Drew two minutes each for another scrap. Bruin goalie Bruce Gamble in route to his first nil. Shutout was t put under consistent pres sure until the third period and by then the Bruins had a comfortable Lead. Bucyk started the scoring wit hit 17th goal late in the first per Iod poking in a rebound after de troit goalie Hank Bassen had made several fantastic eaves. But Bas sendin t have any help and it was a simple matter for Bucyk to Jab the puck into the net. Wayne Connelly scored his seventh of the season with Oliver As sisting Early in the second period and then Doug mohns scored his 15th on a 40-foot drive late in the period. Oliver closed out the scor ing with his 16th, Bucyk assisting Midway in the final period. By winning Boston avoided tying the nil. Record for the longest wingless Streak held jointly by the 1946-47 new York rangers and 1950-51 Chicago Black Hawks. Johnny Bock. Hurts old mate Boynton s 66 Down Hie Drain i fans Hove Way ill names out Jose Calif. Cap of Mccoury Way a Street East san Joe development have petitioned the Mouneu to change Ita name. Council accepted Monte Way As a substitute Namo. Petition was presented Buhrt fun i school a Horne and pharmacist who said net a baseball fan Andi Don t can much for the two neighbourhood Street Are candlestick Park and Way. Way was named form convey first makenian in for the san Francisco who play their Home at Cand Lyttek Park Linfitt Euiseo. We favor a giant fan the so any that 4e Tite Femat Pete open rained out St. Petersburg. Fla. Api i a torrent is downpour washed out the first round of the $20,000 so Petersburg open late thursday and a blazing six under Par 66 by  Boynton pea officials said the cloudburst which struck after 75 per cent of the players had completed their rounds wiped the slate clean. The first round will be played again Friday and the tournament Windy City Marathon won by Toronto entry Chicago up Orville Atkins 25. Toronto won the first annual Windy City Marathon Fin Ishing five minutes ahead of his j closest rival. Atkins an insurance j underwriter who runs for the Eastfork track club Toronto ran 1110-126 Miles 385 Yards in two hours 31 minutes 17 seconds. Frank Carissimo Wayne stat University finished second with a Docking of 2 36 34. Mike Brazier Southern Illinois was third. Will be set Back one Day. The final round will be played monday. The weather Bureau reported that 2 inches of rain fell in St. Petersburg in a two hour period. It was particularly hard Luck for the 25-year-old Boynton who has won Only $161 on the professional tour thl year. But two other Young pros Alfia suffered Randy Glover and Bert Yancy. Their 67s went into the waste Basket. Boynton s Bolst showing out of seven tournaments this year was a tie for 40th in the san Francisco open. He failed to make the cutoff in five other tournaments. Defending Champion Bob Goalby who set a course record when the event was played on the Pasadena country club links last year had Burgess gains decision Miami