European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 21 Buss Ohio tap of for land1 Browns 1 of he National foot Csefai Reat Ball league. " f l Ondo great has the to a 3.contract\which u one tigers "$5tiyoqq w,�hore." Pitcher had a perfect a 0 record be Llyl nov , and t inh Tyve Trig Tafiti games .he1 an amazing 038 earned lowest int conference m full Isen can sent announced the signing Pitcher for to a u  i a i to a  farm i plans Call Lor Fletcher xxv Lyle of the class a South Jelph a. A a j restrict Donaj the oth re Lub for Pounder la Etc _ a"1ngs and walked " of collegiate isi10 Al j5sipTpd Fra  of Ilion i Slider for Jse Yoi seasons a teammate. Of Tayrie tone of Jijine Tiger scouts etcher Sald nine user major be v a Waukee a announced they left handed Pitcher fitly1 was  whet  from Ilak league the signing  a Cleve land ended speculation Over the future of the dynamic Captain of the-1961-62 buckeyes Havacek a popular 6-foot, 5-Inch athlete from Lansing Ohio was the.  vdraft1 selection of two championship club s the Boston celtics of the National basketball association and the f Cleveland piers of the american basketball league. Stin recent weeks Havlicek has negotiated with All three pro clubs. On Juner a he worked out in Cleve land for coach Paul Brown who Faler said we would love to have John. We be made Jour of or and now it s up to him to  triple in Strep Havlicek an All state High school has to touched football during " his College career. A Fine baseball Prospect he made his name known to basketball fans everywhere wit h h i s Stellar play played in the4 Shadow of three time All America Jerry Lucas but Many court observers often tabbed Havlicek the Backbone of the outstanding Ohio state Basket Ball learns. I Ravlicek s Only direct Contact with pro loot a aside from to viewing came last nov 5 when he Twat tied the Browns play Pitts Burgh in Cleveland."1 he Fitnet coach Brown for theflrst1 site in the dressing room afterwards and also chattered to briefly with kicking a after the Cleveland workout co Adi 1 brawn \ had Aid that a ii Inot unprecedented for a Haske bal player lo1, become an  tache in Jyro foot halh1 cited a cl1 Owens and Clyde Connors As two fomer Jar court stars who made Good in pro foot  Havlic Ftp did nor disclose terms of the on tract but said Here thai Trie Browns bid was comparable to those he received. From the basketball clubs 4r Bias Heck is the last of the big three at1 Ohio state to turn Groin recent . Ucas last month accepted a two year contract Worth ? play with the be Lowell has signed wit i the Chicago " acl cers Rappy Lewis Dies after coached w. Va., Steeler scout Art Pappy i Eta Pittsburgh u Pinella 18, Tampa,rfla., outfielder for an undisclosed figure. Pinella was signed by Hoot Evers director of player personnel. _ i wine Philadelphia inn elder a byline Les safely across the plate to score on Johnny f. Fall non a double. Wine jarred the Ball Loose from Angeles dodger Catcher John bosc Borov of Weidner had insisted on a separate contract providing that he will re turn the Bonus to the team if his medical schooling should prevent him from playing. The Broncos attached no such restriction to the Bonus Kunz said. Weidner who has just been graduated said his medical school plans Are indefinite indicating it May be a year before he continues his Edu cation. He maintained a b average at the University while starring in football and baseball. Weidner who stands 6 feet one Inch and weighs 190 pounds is a native of Troy Mont. He led the buffaloes to the 1961 big eight conference football championship Colorado s first and an appearance in the Onge bowl Jan. 1. He completed 219 passes in 480 at tempts for a 45.6 per cent average during his three season career. He also was one of the big eight s top baseball Cente fielders winning the conference 1962 Bat Ting  coach Jack Faulkner said there was much elation on his staff with the signing of Weidner. His ability dictates that he will become a Fine professional football player Faulkner said. We will utilize his talents where they Are 27, he was named head coach of the rams during world War a Lewis served in the Navy and emerged As a lieutenant commander in 1945. 5s-s&-2 record during his 10 years at West Vir Ginia his teams compiled an Over All record of 5833-2. When he resigned in 1960 to go with the Steeles after two losing seasons Lewis remarked that be cause things Are the such an impossible mess Here 1 thought h Best to resign for the Good of the peo ple of West Virginia and for the Good of the  three months before that West Virginia president Elvis  or. Had said Lewis was be ing retained by the skin of his  is survived by his widow the former Mary Behe Kunst of Parkersburg w. A and two sons Camden 21. A Cadet at West Point and John a freshman at North Carolina. " the Broncos were expected to use Weidner at his familiar quarterback position where he passed for 3,033 Yards and 18 touchdowns in College. They May possibly train him As Well. A defensive halfback As Snell will retire after olympics Auckland new zealand a Peter Shell,"7world mile half Mil and 800 meter recoil Holder is planning to retire but not until after the 1964 olympic games in Tokyo. ".  ,. Commenting tonight on a Lon Don report that he. Will not be defending his. 800-meter title at Tokyo Snell Saidie will be concentrating on their ij500 meters. I have certainly planned my retirement but i not until of f i e r Tokyo he said Kerner gives Lane lesson St. Louis me Gill. The no 1 major College scorer at the University of Ettalu hell take much of the pressure off Walt Bellamy who had a great Rookie season and should be even better this year Lane  made More than 260 trades in seven years As Chicago Whiteson general manager. He later was general manager for the St. Louis cardinals Cleveland indians and Kansas City athletics. Bills sign Back end  the Buffalo Bills of  football league Sald they have signed full Back Willie Jones of Purdue and Bill Yanis an end from Eastern Michigan. A f golfer records Ace at Woodlawn course Ramstein Germany special maj Arnold a Laden stationed with Seq 17th of Here scored the first Bole intone of he fledgling Golf career using a Ive Iron to Ace the Ift Yard third Hole at the Woodlawn Golf course Haden who has been playing Golf for less than a year a in a foursome composed of maj Victor trader Joe cig tit and George Pettus