European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 7, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                20 the stars and stripes monday May 7, 196s subdue tigers 8-3, to Complete sweep As Barton Jackson Star by Bob Wicker staff writer Darmstadt Germany s & s right hander will Barton hurled five Hitler and Landon Jackson batted across four runs to spark the Darmstadt comets to an 8-3victory Over the Sembach tigers Here sunday in a Safe Germany District contest that was marred Bya drizzling rain that prevailed from Start to finish. The comets who Defeated the tigers by a 2-1 count in their sea son opener saturday gave Barton a three run Cushion to work with if. The third and the Crafty Little Mound Ace battled the tigers rain and cold the rest of the Way to cop an easy decision. Barton one of the main cogs inthe comets drive to the Jermany District championship last year truck out seven and walked four. Loser Jay Hollday also went the distance issuing eight hit. He struck out three and walked Only one. Jackson came through with two timely singles and a sacrifice Fly that brought in half of the Darm Stadt runs. Ralph do veto knocked to two other runs and had a Field Day on the base paths with three teals div to scored Mike Magiera witha sacrifice Fly after the comets loaded the based with none out in the third Len Fields scooted Home on Bui Steele s groundnut to shortstop and Jackson Laid Downa perfect bunt to the right of the a Cher i Mound for a base hit that scored Bob Takeda to make it 3-0. Magiera Ted off that productive Frame for the comets with a scratch bit to the infield Fields got the Only walk of the afternoon off if Luday. And do veto reached base when Holliday muffed his bunted Ball Yeav the  tigers picked up an unearned run in the fourth As Terry Payne led off Kwh an infield hit Fie moved to third on a two base error by Bret Hacker Jackson and cored when manager player Joe Cmuk grounded out to the Short Stop Darmstadt bounced Back for an other three run outburst in the first singles by Fields. Do veto and Bill Steele coupled with a sacrifice bunt by Roceda and an error by third baseman Saucedo produced the Strtt two tallies. Jackson lifted a Long Fly Ball to Centerfield to bring across the third run. Barton got into his first Jam of the afternoon in the sixth. After walking Lead off Batter Clarence Drake he waa tagged for a line Dave Lime run off the Bat of myer before settling Down to a Side in order. A to whom single to right Field Fay Jackson with two out it the seventh put the game on ice for the literally wet  hit do veto with a pitch to get the rally started for the comets Dirito stole second and advanced to third As Steele singled into Lett Field st Al then stole second to set the stage for Jack we s kit will Barton five hitter baseball standings Usa eur 7th army  8th a 01 v or i w 3 2 l 0 pet. Oblow Low it 4th Arnd Der 2 i .667 i support com 2 i .67 1 3rd army Der t 3 ,31 2 3rd inf old t 2 .113 1 Vii Corn 0 2 .000 2i 24th inf i 0 3 .000 3 sunday a Multi both in i . 24th inf it 7. 2nd mine. 7 in Rinji int in div 6-1. Support cooed 1-2 2nd in. 7 Innon re 4lh army old 10-7, 3rd army Din 5-20 2nd Tama. 7 tent nil v Cert 9, Vii Carpi 4 2nd time poit pants to monday Safe Germany District Dir Mitat re Nilton . Min ski Biden Hahn 0 0i i 2z n fluid  t. Sem Neh Sik Niit ii ii. 8ii a harm 4 Fth inc Mlin a Watt Hatden 3 bit Bun at High. Ruin w 2 2 t i i 0a o it.  1.000i.ooo to .500 .088 .000 .0 first five innings hurled a seven hitter to give the v corps guardians a 9-4 verdict Over the Vii corps Jay Hawks Here sunday. The Sec Ond game of the scheduled usar eur 7th army Loii gue double header was postponed to monday because of bad weather Kullon struck out nine and walked five while helping the guard Lens to their second straight win in the three Kame series. He was in Possession of a 3-0 Lead before throwing is first pitch As the guard in is teed off on starter and loser John Wells in the first inning. George Nokes a naked with one out and Rode Home on Lou Baum s double to deep loft Center. Charlie Gonzales singled Baum across find took second himself on the throw to the it Otto. Then George Boua Quet singled across Gonzales Betsy Rawls grabs 2nd-round Lead in Golf tourney bearing her name Spartanburg so. 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She then chipped beyond the pin and three putted. Tied for third place were Ruth Jesson mrs. Murlo Lindstrom Cathy Cornelius and Joann prent ice each with 145 Barbara Romack was in seventh place with n second round 37-39 76 and n 146 total. Next came shapely Marine Hague with a 37 3774 and a n7 Tot Jil. Miss a Sills rammed Homo i 20 foot putt for a Birdie on 15 and Cut in a six foot putt on 17 for another. She bogey act no. 8 when her second shot strayed to the right of the Green. Mickey Wright the leading Money Winner on the ladies Cir Cuit failed to improve her disastrous Start and carded a 38-3876 to go with the 83 she got Friday. 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Vii corps got to Kuilan for three runs in the sixth on two free  nil singles by Bill Maxwell  Cavataio a net Hob Grabonsky. Pinch hitter Tony Spadolini s Dou ble find a Maxwell single gave the Jay Hawks Shpir final Rvin in the ninth. Baum Buu Hoquet a Brazil won team Honora and Australia spun can Page turned in the Best  performance saturday Ife tile equestrian event which on a the International . Brazil Toun of capt Salvo  in. Capt a a Salaw Malta it Wilson Potara and u Justo by Tchlo rolled of a total of 8,968 uq33 Point led the individual. The mexican team capt Sergio Escribe do capt Jose Perez Ca Tantonio Almada and it Humberto Merlos was second in the team division followed by the  s entry wound up with no Points a All riders had trouble with horses refusing to  the individual Competition . Army pvt Dave Moberly Sherman Tex came in second with my Points followed by Bra Zil s Botholo with 848, Mexico s Perez with 840,  army it Peter Wolhelm Cynwyd pa., with 832, Australia s Peter Macken with 808 and Brazil s Malta with 78r the fourth member of the , army Cpl Dick Stoll of min Neapolis fell with hta horse during the ride and was taken to Brooke general Hospital where he was re leased after examination. To tolled to place Australia did not appear in the team totals since Page and Macke Nare the country. Only entries from that of their return Light at st. Nich Olas Arena Bahama was bleeding so pro quaely from a one Inch Gash in the Middle of his forehead and from r Cut at the Corner of his left Eye that or. Harry Lelman asked ref Eree Arthur Mercante to Stop the scheduled 10-Rbtsnd Hout it the end of the third round. Rodriguez 25, showed vast improvement Over his performance on nov. 16, 19co. When he had to be Content with a decision Over Bahama in their first bout at Miami Beach Pla. Bahama 29, had been stopped Only once before in his career of 86 fights Bob Hoffman knocked him out in the first round at de troit. July 20, 1954. Rodriguez second ranking welterweight contender spotted a Hama seven pounds and weighed 151 to Bahama s 158 As he put in a magnificent bid for n shot at Entile Griffith s welter Crown. Cuban Luis who had gone in As a substitute for the honeymooning middleweight Farid Salem of Argentina gashed Bahama s forehead with n right left combination in the first round and the blood be Gan to run Down into Varna s right Eye. The former fishing guide from the Island of Bimini kept pawing at his Eye in the third round. In that session Rodriguez knocked him Back onto Bis heels three times with a left Hook a left right and a left  the dressing room Varna a old both cuts were caused by punches and that he had not been butted As some observers thought. It was Luis 43rd Victory and 18th knockout in 47 professional bouts. It was Bahama s 13th to feat in 86 fight