European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 7, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday july 7, 1963 the stars and stripes Page 21 v corps tops 3rd army in 10th Lions shoot past Jay Hawks 9-4 Munich special the 24th inf div Lions exploded for six runs in the fifth inning As they posted a 9-4 verdict Over the Vii corps Jay Hawks her saturday. The Triumph enabled the Lions to stay one Gam behind the v corps guardians 7-1who took an 8-6 Victory Over the 3rd army div spearheads inthe second half race of the Usa eur 7th army league. The Lions Are now 6-2.with the visitors ahead 3-1, the Lions sent 12 men to Bat in the fifth. They parlayed three hits and four Jayhawk mis cues into their six big runs. Marion Loftin and Jerry lore opened the inning with singles and when the Outfield relay passed the third baseman Loftin scored. Bob Faller and Don Porter followed with walks to Load the bases. Los ing Pitcher Bill Joseph 2-3 walked Larry Wilson to Force in lorek. Faller scored on a wild pitch. Then Al Kuhl singled Home Porter. Sam Prioleau reached on a fielder s Choice with Wilson scor tankers beat commanders behind Couch Fred Hannum. Cops no. 8 ing. Prioleau scored As Fred Han num and Loftin each got on via infield errors. Right hander Hannum breezed this eighth Victory on a seven hitter. He has lost but once. The Lions went ahead in the third As Loftin got on via a two base Muff by the Cente fielder and came across on Faller s single. The Jay Hawks took a 3-1 Edge when they plated three Marker sin the fourth. Bob Steinbeck singled and went to second on a wild pitch. Pat Cavataio walked. Bill Canegata s double then brought i Steinbeck. Jess Brezzel s single Tal lied Cavataio and Canegata. Cavataio singled across a Jay Hawk run in the sixth to narrow the count to 7-4. But then the Lions opened up More Daylight with a pair of runs in the eighth on scoring singles by Wilson an Tom Kerala. Wilson paced lion batsmen witha double and single in four trips while Steinbeck got 3-for-4 to top Jayhawk stick Lelder s. Vii Corn 000 301 000 4 24th inf div Fuerth Germany special the 4th army div tankers knocked off the 7th army support omd commanders 8-2, Here sat urday behind the steady eight hit pitching of right hander John Couch and the hitting of Bob Sim Mons and Clay Ferrand. The tankers jumped off to a 2-0lead in the first inning and coasted to their third Triumph in eight Sarteur 7th army league con tests. The commanders now havea 5-3 Loop record. Couch who registered his fir twin to go with one setback lost his bid for a shutout when the commanders bunched two hits with a walk and sacrifice Fly for two runs in the eighth. The tank ers had already pushed across Al their runs. Ferrand paced a 10-hit attack off loser Bob Burnett 3-3 and two other commander hurlers As he pounded out three hits in four at bats. Simmons clouded a pair of doubles and had two  walk to John Post and singles by Jim Holt and de Burfeindt put the tankers in command in the opening Frame. Burfeindt plate Post with his hit and Holt scored on a passed Ball. The tankers picked up two Morein the fourth As Ferrand scored on a squeeze bunt by newcomer Al Dejarden and Post batted across Simmons with a  got his first double in the sixth and scored on a single by Couch. Simmons second two Bagger came in the seventh an drove Home two runs. Ferrand s third hit of the Day came in that Frame and pumped Home another  Rosareo walked to get the commanders rally started inthe eighth. Art Jenkins followed with a single and Vince Richbourg scored Rosareo with a sacrifice Fly. Paul Wilner doubled in Jenkins before Couch could put out the fire. Support come 000 000 020 282 4th army div 200 301 30x 8 10 0 Unn Iott. Xann Naclet 5 Chase 8 and Kolacy conch and Simmons. A Couch 1-1. A Bur Nett 3-3. Kirch Goens Germany special Roger Brown doubled Home two runs after two outs in the top of the 10th inning to give the Pace setting v corps guardians an 8-6 Triumph Over the stubborn3rd army div spearheads Here saturday. The Victory boosted the guardians second hallmark to 7-1 arid retained their Usa eur 7th army league Lead at one game Over the 24th inf div Lions who Defeated the Vii corps Jay Hawks 9-4, in Munich. With one out in the climactic 10th, Ramon Meza of the guardians Drew walk and was forced at second i by Dave minder. After Wil Schaack walked Brown delivered his game winning double Down ther Ightfield line. The spearheads grabbed a 2-0lead in their third As Tom Coontz i singled Home Gary Baker from second took second on the throw f 001 060 7 7 02x 902 in and came Home on Art Baker single. The guardians plated a Trio of runs in the sixth to go ahead 3-2. Jack Eldridge singled Home Browband Don Harris and took second on the throw to Home. Eldridge advanced to third on a passed Balland crossed pay dirt in a double steal with Bob Gianni who had walked. Tallies in 8th the guardians boosted their margin to 5-2 on a pair of run sin the eighth. Harris tripled to Center and came Home on Eldridge s single. The latter the stole second went to third on the Catcher s throwing error and scored on an infield miscue of minder s grounder. The spearheads 1-7 scored three times in their half of the Frame on six walks to knot the count at 5-5. The teams matched single run sin the ninth to Send the game into overtime. Lethander Benny Burch who came on in the sixth was the victim of Brown s Wallop and now has a 2-4 Mark. Right hander Schaack the third guardian hurler came on in the eighth and earned his fifth Victory against three setbacks. V corps 000 003 021 2882 3rd army div 002 000 031 0 6 4 5 Uail. Hen Wendl 8schaack 8 and minder Franklin unroll c and Stanfield. A Schaack 5-3. A Furuli 2-4. Cnut Riuso. Joseph 3. Wells 6 and i Towl Lunnum Anil it Lolcus. A Hannum 8-1. A Joseph 2-3. Chateau Roux will Host Little league tourney Chatea Roux France Spe Cial chateau Roux air base for the second straight year will hos the 1963 France Little league playoff aug. 9-10. The tournament will pit Tea champions trom four Little league districts in France Verdun Metz Poitiers and Orleans. Standings Usa eur 7th army league v corps 24th inf div support come Vii corps 3rd inf div 4th army div 8th inf div w 7 6 5 4 4 3 2 i pet. .875 .750 .625 .500 .500 .375 .250 .1253rd army div saturday s results 24th inf div 9. Vii corps 4 4th army div 8, support come 2 v corps 8. 3rd army div 6 10 innings 8th inf div 5, 3rd inf div 4 Safe Germany conference go i 2 3 3 4 5 6 Darmstadt Span Dahlem Wiesbaden Rhine main hanti Tein Simbach w 15 14 13 10 9 6 5 3 l 4 5 9 it 12 14 15 Hahn bit tit saturday s result Wiesbaden i. Pan Dahlem 0 Hahn 3. Rhine main 2 Darmstadt 6, Ramstein 3 bit Bun at Sembach rain pet. .7s9 .737 .684 .526 .474 .333 .263 .167 go i 2 5 6 it 10 m a o Kay with us Louis k. Brennor Ramstein and daughter Kay team up in the father and son event at the annual Usa eur open skeet championships being held in Karlsruhe. Is by Neumyer skeet meet chairman fires 1st 100-straight by John Neumyer outdoors editor Karlsruhe Germany is wind blown Bill Ott his shaggy mane bristling like a Zulu War rior a shunted his chairmanship chores aside Here saturday and Trippi goes Back to nil cards As Backfield coach Athens a. A Charle Trippi is returning to the St. Louis cardinals of the National football league. The University of Georgia assist ant football coach has resigned effective aug. 1, to become offensive Backfield coach for the cardinals the cardinals have Given Mesuch a wonderful Opportunity that i could t turn it Down said trip Piall America halfback and Cap Tain of the bulldogs undefeated1946 team. Trippi played with the old Chi Cago cardinals from 1947 to 1955 when he retired As a player. Hews offensive Backfield coach for the cardinals in 1956 and 1957. Rejoined Georgia s staff in 1958. Vet Driver Hurtubise joins Stock car team Milwaukee up Jim Hurtubise Veteran race Driver of Bigand sprint cars will step into the late Model Stock car Field july 14in the 200-mile race at state fair Park. Hurtubise North ,n.y., has joined the Stock car team managed by Bill Trainor of Mil Waukee. Mrs. Vanda Hurst Milwaukee owns the cars 1963 Fords. Don White Keokuk Iowa is the other member of the Trainor team. Pathfinders score three times in ninth to tip Marne men 5-4 took to the ranges to bust the first100-straight of the european open skeet championships. Big Bill who handles the 12-gauge Shotgun like it were a match stick kicked off the first half of the 200-Bird 12-gauge fray Early saturday. He still has another 100birds to go on sunday. And the 121 other registrants Are right on his heels says Bill who expects to have to compete in More than on shoot of on sunday because Al ready Roy Hinkle Pitburg has posted a big 100-s t r a i g h t right alongside big Bill s. As chairman of the Skeel com Mittee for this annual shot an powder contest Ott until now has been on the Short end of the prize winning department. The Only Halo he has so far managed to Garner for his Home club Karlsruhe has been third place in class b of the50-Bird 28-gauge event which was fired on the july fourth opening Day of the big shoot. Still on the firing line and whose scores a n t possibly be posted until late sunday because of the Large turnout Are the regional Cham pions and teams from seven european countries. All agree that the participation and the weather could not have been better. Following Are the results of the10u-Bird 20-gauge event which was t completed until just before dark Friday too late to meet the saturday press deadline 20-gauge results High gun Richard pc Root. Ramstein 99 David Jones. Laon. 98 Harlan Wilder ram Stein. 96. Glass Rufus Hunt Laon 96 Strath Shumate Zumstein. -96 o. Button Verdun. 95. Class a John Byrd. 918th feb. 96 Rich Ard Dier Kaiserslautern. 94 Joseph Crawford Verdun. 94. Class a Richard Bittiner. Kaiserslautern 94 William Pinner. Bit Hun. 94 Alexander Rocky Marchioli. Kaiserslautern 92. Class a Betty Bates. Verdun. 96 j. Holm Green Pitburg. 95 j. Strayer. Simbach 95. Class do. Andrew. Pitburg. 96 w. Marshall. Nato. 95 r. Voiel. Chateau Roux 92. Bad Kreuz Nach Germany special the 8th inf div path finders shoved across three runs in the Bottom of the ninth inning to eke out a 5-4 decision Over the 3rd inf div Marne men Here Satur Day in a Usa eur 7th army league  Victory was the second for the pathfinders in the second Hal of league play against six losses. The defeat levelled the Marne men s record at 4-4. Howard Lilly a Lethander went All the Way for the winners in tacking up his first Victory in three decisions. He struck out eight and walked one. Trailing 4-2 going nto the ninth the pathfinders uprising started when Leroy fehrenkamp  Suto Pinch hit for Lilly and Drew a walk. Russ Michaelis then sacrificed both runners up a base and Harry Maggiacomo sent both of them Home with a single to Centerfield to tie the score at 4-4. On the throw to the plate Maggiacomo took second after Izmael Archuleta was sent in to run for mag Giacomo Jack Gentempo slashed a single to Centerfield to score Arch Uleta with the winning tally. Car los Ramos suffered the lose though John Gauthier relieved in the ninth and pitched to one Man Gentempo. The pathfinders took a 1-0 Lead in the first inning As Michaelis sin took third and came Home on pair of errors. The Marne men tallied three run sin the second inning on Harold Williams three run double an chalked up another tally in the third when they loaded the base Sand Ramos walked in the run. 3rd inf div 031 000 000 492 8th inf div 101 000 003 572 Llamas Onu Ihler u and Hini Iblis Lilly and drown. Willy 1-s. A Llamas c-3 i led went to second on a sacrifice 49 or kicking specialist. Signs for 63 season san Francisco a Tom my Davis who has kicked 132 consecutive extra Points and has never missed one in four National football league seasons signed his 1963 san Francisco 49er con tract. Davis averaged 45,b Yards per punt in 1962 to Lead the nil