European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 17 twice take . Lead Tek. F up Arnold pal met a Ritj Jap of the cup be con it. With a tie Wilfo inn Pelt for diet colonial in Golf Touru unsent title re. With Onen of viev . Palmeri Pott a join Ighile Pott came earn a rom sent Kesl ack t Glrst Pula Fri i air is h ale playoff monday. 5&arln-Nif i35sk in-1 . Tor potty Thijse last Rupla of was & Triumph in this has Jost three. Poll me Othre ia1 sudden death tit a in1 30 Dallas open. " y"1 if f " stroke deficit a s in colonial 1 _ Bruce Crampton of Australia also had a Chance at a Haire of the e title but just like saturday the final Hole hex caught him and he wound up with a double bogey for a 37-3774 and a 282 total. V1 trial won him $2,500 and left Lum one stroke ahead of former Amateur Champion Jack Nicklaus whose finial around 34-3569 nut him at 283, Worth ,$2,000. Palmer started the Day s round with a three stroke Lead hover Gary player and Crampton four a tykes ahead of Doug Ford and seven ahead of pot and Gay Bre we player skidded out of Contention Early with a 41-3677 and Crampton held the Lead briefly. But for the second straight Day his second shot chromed off the Green and into a lateral water Hazard. Ford playing with Crampton had a 39-3776 an finished at 285, Brewer had a 36-3672 and was at 284 along with Jim Ferree who closed out with a 1 continued on Page the stabs and stripes son paced j Victot the towns in and Rocey has sixth consecutive l. A v a l9\ j it v and Robinson each a. ,1 first inning Lio inc Nofi the Burgh a shoved across its in die Imbt a third half t of Itje Frame Andi followed by driving the the left yield Fence us urge s outburst was capped , scored thai winning Elf fifth inning Ion a single by Eman. A Wajc arid Leo single. Went 7h innings win without a defeat gifted Jubach Cincinnat Iash 0 l us Al ii. 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Davenport doubled in a run in the eighth and Orlando Cepeda who Lead three of the giant hits brought Home another with a double inthe ninth.1,Sanford now 4-2, shut out the coils on singles until the last of the i Riith when roman Mejias two out double knocked in the first Houston run and Ornt worker s single chased in the other. The Colts got their futile tally started when Pinch hitter Al Spangler walked and pig Browne followed with a Pinch single. Sanford struck out two and walked three. Going into the ninth the Colts Hallel Trust two on and Davenport paced the giant offence with their three hits each Wilile Pagan and Chuck Hiller added two apiece. Johnson suffered has fifth straight loss and the Colts their fifth set Back in their Laist six games. Jacking . Fortunes saw Francisco Houston a n n2b 6 1 s it , a 3 i i .1ilfls, in j ibs i it 1 j a u ii 2 0 1 0 0 2b s 0 01 1 i of i 1 1.lit 401 4 j i i and Mui if 4oi41 Wail Csc of 2 0 u 4-01 Smith f s 1 0 . I ,. L 0 400 nine. 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J m 0 a in 8 2", 1 2", 5 i i 1 Trifina Temli. Irli 12, i i 2t-t us. Nim la Iii. Kuh Jini win. I j Pighimi flan 1 Iii a Tutini i bowl Ipoh sew Turk 5, t tid. A Kurt stand. Till Rcpt top. , for an Sll s franc Iii. It Ltd tur it 2, it trn 1 Chi Tuite Citny one onto Koif Hijii i i id Todail 3. T l a Jii ii i Jack Llcy Nae 0in . Tax a St. 13. Win Job win. Johnny Kelley of Groton Conn scored an easy Victory in the aau Marathon sunday the seventh consecutive Lime the slightly built schoolteacher has won it. Kelley representing the Boston ., encountered Little opposition in the 26-mile, 385-Yard test though he finished in his slowest time in six years2 hours 27jninutes and39 seconds. He was More than three minutes ahead of the runner up. Marine Alex Breckenridge who was caught in 2 30.46. George a. Terry of the electric Boal a.c., Kelley brother in Law ran third. Kelley and Breckenridge pulled head of the Field of 75 shortly after the Start and matched strides for about 10 Miles before Kelley slowly pulled away and opened up a one minute Lead after 15 Miles. Breckenridge finished third and Kolley fourth in the Boston Marathon last month. John. A. Kelley of Watertown mass., relation the Winner finished fourth. Tribe raps . Hurlers for 24 hits Cleveland a Cleveland pounded new York pitchers for 24 hits sunday in sweeping a double header from the Yankees. 6-4 and 8-5, and charged into first place Bya half game. The indians overcame a 5-0 deficit in the Nightcap by scoring seven Oins in three innings. Chuck Essegian s two run single sparked a three run Cleveland rally in the sixth inning that put the Indian ahead 7-5. Dick Donovan indians right hander pitched a five hitter in the opener for his sixth straight Victory without a toss. Cleveland now has won seven of its last nine games. The key the tribe s Success has been its ability beat the yanks five out of seven times this season. Eight homers the 37,415 fans saw eight Home runs hit in the Mother s Day at traction. Each team had four but John Romano and Jerry Kindall each walloped three run hornets for the tribe. All the Yankee homers came with non Edom a Cleveland trailed new York. 5-0, in the Nightcap before. Kendall s clout off starter Jim Bouton Nar rowed the yanks margin 5-3 in the fourth Frame Woodie held and Bubba Phillips had singled before him. They vere the first runs off the new York Rookie in 15%innings, the tribe made it 5-4 in the fifth on Willie Kirkland Stripland held s single. Cleveland tagged reliever Roland Sheldon in the sixth for three runs and surged ahead 7-5. Kindall was Safe on Tom Tresh s throwing error. Pinch hitter Don Dillard singled. i in e singled Home Kindall and Essegian followed with his two run single. Tito Francona accounted for Cleveland s final run with his first Homer of the Senson the eighth. Barry Wjitman 2-3 got credit for the Nightcap Triumph in 1-1 was the loser. Lat Man and Bob Allen choked off the Yankees with Only one run and three hits Over the final 6% innings after starter Gary Bell was chased. 1 1. Essegian belted a round tripper with hone on in the first game off starter and loser Whitey Ford 3-2 who lasted seven innings. nine hits. John Blanchard. Cletis buyer and Roger m n 1 s each blasted homers for the yanks in the opener. " t Galimore signs up with bears for 62 Chicago a Willie Gigli Morr. Who blossomed into a pass receiver augment his running last season hns signed for his sixth National football league Campaign with the Chicago bears owner coach George Hains said. The 28-year-old Galimore who gained 707 Yards Rushing in 1961, has become the bears . 1 half Back in Rushing yardage with a five year total of 2.431.only two other bears fullbacks Rick Casares and Bronko Nagpur ski have gained More yardage on the ground than Glimore Thor former with 5.002 and the latter with 4,031,. " they be got Rumig s number Boulder Colo. Up num Ber 67 never again will be seen on the Back of a University of Colorado football player that numeral worn by Joe Romig for three seasons has been retired permanently. \
