European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 22, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes ,. Casey 5tengej sweat oat we new mets. " v i. Start a ov6rni he Talent but where won t quit on Mots to find a new method9 Helton Etchman Minneau Kohls beaded Tod Hen Pentathlon Friday to compete in internat Laval meth re at it Smo Houston reply when someone asked him whether any club he had Ever started with seven de Fate in a Row. The mets now Are Only four shy of tace modern rec Ord held by the 1918 dodgers and the 1919 braves. Despite All hts troubles Casey refuses to get  he does t joke As much As he did with the Yankees nor is he giving out with As much of his famous Steng Elese but he certainly shows to signs of giving  is baseball he snapped. You gotta live with it. I knew what i was in for when i took this Joo. It Ain t Gonna be easy Buti can see a few tilings already where we re going to be  Casey must have better eyes than most because the mets a currently constituted Don t seem to have a prayer of beating out anyone else in the National  of yesteryear the inevitable Stengel humor lifted through for moment How Ever shortly after he trooped. Into the clubhouse head Bent and shoulders slightly sagging follow ing thursday s loss will they can t beat us Tomor Row anyway he  s because the mets had an Dat to  we re Gonna work out right Here at the Polo grounds Casey said putting straight any of the players who thought they would Champ enters relays Des Moines up Jolt Muj Holland of Loras the Mcaa Small College Cross country Champion the last two years has entered the Drake relays director Bob Karnes enjoy a Day off before leaving for Pittsburgh. We re Gonna Start allover again from the beginning just like we did in Spring training we re Gonna practice Bunting. Why because we Ain t had a Hance to bunt we be been behind so much. We re Gonna do some base run Ning. We Haven t had a Chance to do much of that either. We Don t get anyone on  we re Gonna work on All the Basic that s what. We re Gonna work on it until we get it right Stengel says i biggest problem is finding which of his players can do the Job and which can t. I gotta find that out soon he said. It s All right to be patient but what Are you Gonna wait for a new year or maybe it new life i gotta find out and there Are no two ways about Iun to july instead of May of for cawed up athletes Washington a the army said Friday a professional baseball player called to duty with the National guard or reserves last fall would be eligible for discharge in july rather than May. A Pentagon spokesman told reporters thursday ballplayers and other seasonal workers might be Able to get out As Early As May 1.but he said Friday this was an error. Asked if special provision might be made to permit ballplayers to rejoin their  earlier than july an army officer said it would be unfair to make an exception to a discharge policy which apples across the Board. An official statement said the current army policy for the Early release of individuals desiring to attend school or to accept sea Sonal employment stipulates that the individual if otherwise Quail fled May be released As Early As three months prior to his expiration of term of service. In the Case of the reservists called to Active duty last year the Date to be used As their eix Para ton of term of service has Bee established As being the one year anniversary Date of their Call to Active  ,. Galled in october the 155,000 National guardsmen and reservists called up during the Berlin crisis were mustered last oct. 1 and 15. A ballplayer released in july would get Only � jump of about a month on the rest of the mobilized reservists and guardsmen since president Kennedy has announced plans to discharge All of them during August if the world situation does t take a turn for the worse. Baltimore up the Baltimore orioles fray placed army reservist Ron Han sen on the play ing roster following an announce ment that the shortstop had been granted a 30-Day leave. Hanson stationed at nearby Al Mead md., has been working out with the orioles for the past two weeks following a stint with the club in Spring training when he also received a 10-Day  broke into the majors in Rookie of the year award after i960 and won the american league batting .255 and hitting 22 Homer with 86 Bis. In his absence Jerry adar has been playing shortstop. Nil colts9 prexy sued Over fire loss claims Newark . A four insurance companies have filed ult against Carroll d. Rosenbloom president of the Baltimore Colts professional football team charging that he made false claims in order to collect $130,074 in fir insurance. The companies in a suit filed in us District court alleged that Rosenbloom was paid the Money on false claims of fire damage to his Margate Home land its contents in a fire More than 11 years ago. They ask that the Money lie re turned with 6 per cent interest in Tennis Monte Cable a glow dear Mulloy of Miami and eur Blinoff of Miami Beach Friday noved into the quarterfinals of the. Men s doubles Jat tie Monte a la a try us Tennis tournament by. Defeating Davis it  Ieta Jnclaude Barclay and Francois ,6-4, 6-2. ._., l.i.,.i, 4to the fourth round of the own s singles Roy Emerson of Australia Defeated Jean Noel grind Tot franc 6-4, Fri Bora Jovanovic of Yugo Islava Defeated Chajson Matt Arlo of Brazil 6-3, 62, and Christian of Dennany Defeated Wineg. Men s Sui Gleis  Matt of fees of Australia. 6-4, 4-6, 6-0. A Kuhnke Defeated Neate Fraser of Atu Tralla 6-3, 2-6, 4-4, and Pierre Darmon of France Defeated Nicolas a Floc of Yogo Blayla e-3, c-2. And that punitive damages of$500,000 be assessed against Rosen , the suit alleges took out five policies on his Homeland its contents on sept. 5, 1950. He subsequently filed claims for a fire at his Home on dec. 27, 1950. Rosenbloom s statements regard ing fire losses were false and made with the intent to deceive them the complaint alleged. The plaintiffs Are  insurance co of Des Moines Norfolk & Dedham Mutual insurance co. Of Massachusetts Lumberman s fire insurance  Boston and i a Sylvania Lum Berman s Mutual insurance co of Philadelphia. Payments listed my owners and Norfolk & ded Ham said they Oach paid Rosen Bloom $21,455 on $25.000 policies. Lumberman s Mutual of Bostons id it paid $17,164 on a $20,000 policy. T Pennsylvania Lumberman s said it paid n $70,000 settlement on two policies of $55,001 and $75,325 for personal property  Philadelphia company is asking $200,000 in punitive damages. The other three seek $100.000 each Baylor All scorers in Aba playoffs new York Elgin  of the los Angeles lakers with an assist from the army Ledall scorers in the recently concluded National basketball association playoffs. Baylor who needed army per Mission before he could compete in the entire series scored a total of 502 Points in 13 games for a 3&6 average official statistics showed Friday both figures were tops forthe playoffs. Wilt Chamberlain the league1 leading scorer during the regular Campaign was second to Bayl Orwith 420 Points and a 35.0 average in 12 games. Jerry West of the runner up Lak ers was third in both department with 409 Points and a 31.51 scoring average. The Boston celtics who Defeated los Angeles in seven games for the championship we led in scoring by bb1 Russell who hit for 314 Points in 14 games for a 22.4 average. It was the big three of Baylor Chamberlain and Russell who shared the six playoff records set or tied this season. Barter took the single game scoring Mark with 61 Points against Boston and in the same contest hit for 22 Field goals to equal the total made by Chamberlain against Syracuse three week earlier. Most attend be Chamberlain also added another line in the record Book by at tempting 48 Field goals in the Gam against the nationals. Russell1 contributions were a pair of 40 rebound games one against  and one against the Laker. Bob Boozer of the Cincinnati royals had the Best Field goal percentage with 561 Frank Ramsey of the celtics led in free throw percentage .911 Russell grabbed 370 rebounds to head that depart ment the celtics Bob Cousy was the leading play maker with 123 gifts and Tom Sanders of Botto committed the most personal fouls 65, Chamberlain takes March Hickok of new York a who to Wren the putt Detzu w u lors 7-foot, Lina Murf a slur Friday a named Winder the March port of there Elk Orote Donal athlete of to Chamberlain added Man natto Aal Basket of Aton twente to at Bat Tota Geatan one Laffaw � i4�olntfortttance of ten to Marco t. To  vote off to Ante Rac a Glentet Roberto inn to feb enry.  Hbl ii in mtg