European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 c the stars and stripes sunday october 11, 964 flyers Han to stay in Span Dahlem Germany special the unbeaten wies Baden flyers found themselves trailing for the first time this year Here saturday but the bounced Back behind Quarter Back Don Schilling to chop Dow the upset minded Spang Dahlum pioneers 30-12, running their us afe Continental conference win Streak to five straight in the process. The flyers remained in a first place deadlock with the Rhine main rockets who Defeated Loon 34-0. Span Dahlem Sank nearer the Loop basement wit hits 1-4 record. Pioneer guard Willie Ellis put the Home team ahead Early in the first Quarter when he broke through and blocked a flyer punt grabbed the Ball in mid air and. Then trotted six Yards to pay dirt. Span Dahlem maintained the shutout until Wiesbaden tackle Henry Amos spilled half Back John Loeffler in the Pion Eer end zone in the second Quarter for a two Point safety. Schilling who found the Rangoon five of nine passes despite throwing into a heavy wind that had gusts of 30 . Put the flyers ahead later in the second Quarter when he hit on a 40-Yard scoring bomb to speedy end Phil Unruh. The flyers had fourth Down and la Yards to go from the Pioneer 40 when Schil Ling connected on the first of his two scoring passes. Flyer kicking specialist Rayza blast tacked on the extra Point giving Wiesbaden a -6lead at halftime. The talented Booter went on to add the extra Point after Wiesbaden s next three touchdowns to run his string to 14 straight. He has now converted successfully on 18 of11 tries this season. Schilling fired a 22-Yard scor games Viet on How of Tokyo up who is going to win the 1064 olympic games you should t ask. It is really impossible to determine with any reasonableness which nation has won the games. The United states dominated them for years at course but since the 1152 olympics in Helsinki the soviet Union bos made tremendous a. Wings. As Good a Way As any is to count the Gold first place med als won by each nation. But actually it in t logical to do it that there Are 10 separate sports on the program they Range from track and Field to canoeing to judo to fencing. Another category is gymnastics an Endeavor i which americans have Little in Smi red at charge Tokyo up Cuba s be mole Feadow Hope Myrella Rod Lizmi it dated rumours Batty a Tad we Otter Cuba worn a atutes Wen i Ria la Ike men s quarters. Thilak we re Stoebig with our men because they never see As. It s True we spend Mostof oar time there but we do sleep in the women s Village id have breakfast Down there " she said Rodriguez professionally Barber in Havana was surrounded by bearded cuban team members who apparently Are reluctant to Lake advantage of her Barber services. Timer Pione first place ing pass o end George Furphy Midway through the third period to give the flyers what turned out to be the winning touchdown. Pioneer Middle linebacker ave Rice Cut the deficit to 16-12 Early in the fourth period whence picked Oft one of Schilling s jump passes Over the Middle an took off on a 4-Yard scoring run. Unruh quickly retaliated for stalling Furphy Wiesbaden however when Betook ensuing Kickoff and ran it Back m Yards Tor a flyers collected their final score with two minutes remain ing when fullback Clay Freney capped a sustained March with a14-Yard scoring dash. Ellis reigning air Force Light heavyweight boxing Champ was a defensive standout for the pioneers. In addition to blocking the punt he choked off a flyer threat by recovering a Fumble on the Pioneer 12 in the second Quarter after Wiesbaden had made a Long March. Amos an fellow tackle Bob Anthony sparkled on defense for the unbeaten flyers. Although he failed to crack the scoring column flyer halfback Roger Patterson was the game leading ground gainer ripping off 11 Yards in 18 carries. Half Back Jim Kelly added 64 Yards for the flyers who punched out or depends a counts Terest and less skill but which i big stuff with the russians and some other works out therefore that the . Team could net one Goldmedal Tor a team Victory in basketball while the russians pick pfc a dozen or More individual Gold m e id a 1 s for vaulting Over horses and working out on the parallel bars. And the Man who wins the heavyweight boxing events gets one medal while the single Marksman con pick up a hand Ful in shooting. Floyd Patterson and Cassius Clay Are among those who won boxing titles a past olympics. Just the same there will bean attempt to decide who has won. Scoring in the past years the pres kept Point score awarding under the american system 10points for first place in an event five for second and so soviet Point score called for five Points for first four for second Etc. But that is equally of the South american or european nations could get only10 or five Points for win Ning the football soccer title while dozens of other Ruthc Lutcs were picking up 10 Points apiece in weight Irving. The International olympic committee frowns on keeping Luch a Point score taking the lofty position that competing not winning is the Point of the games. They Aro however about the Only ones who fee that Way. Ers 30-12, deadlock 240 Yards on the ground an added another 78 via Schilling s the pioneers who penetrated Wiesbaden s 20 three times Only to Tumble the Ball away on each occasion halfback Bill Sims hammered out 45 Yards in 10 tries. Fullback Rice added40 in a half dozen smashes at the Wiesbaden b Den 01 7 1410 Ell i run with blocked punt i Kirk iuim1 Wert tyden if Rev Amoe Urkle Leer Ner in end tone we Ebden Unkuri 0 Pue from Schyll Ini in blut Al Cal k Fei Hiden fur for 13 Pue from limb Lei Klek Rice m run with Eftee kick railed Lei Brilton Unruh 90 run Kirk of returni7jimblal Al Cal we Milen Frener 14 run skiing deaths 6 acts of god9 Ramaden Switzerland up a Swiss court said it was an actor god that killed . Cham Pion skier Bud Werner in a Avalanche Accident near Here last Spring. The statement was made by the upper Engadine District court which acquitted German skier Willy Bogner of a charge of homicide by negligence in the deaths of Werner and German so Champion Barb Henneberg a. Bogner was acquitted aug. 29, but under Swiss Law a court must give every defendant a written statement on the reasons for the tearing Loose of the Snow slide and especially the burial of the two victims by a second Avalanche coming from the opposite slope must be considered Ai act of god the court state ment said. Therefore men can not judge and miss Henneberger were killed by the slide april 12during the shooting of a ski movie directed by Bogner. Bogner was charged with homicide by negligence because he allegedly ignored warnings that avalanches were imminent and because hew. The Leader of the movie group. Celtics asking waivers on sex Seton Hall Star Boston a the Bosto celtics of the National Basket toll association asked waiver wednesday on Nick we Lunan of Seton Hall collegiate scoring Champion two seasons ago Ana third highest scorer in the Natlyn last season. The celtics also returned Ray Flynn of Providence to the Phil Adelphia tiers. Hahn remains scoreless / Hawks Seir Hahn Germany special the Hahn Hawks keeping their scoreless record in the Usan Continental conference intact battled the favored Sembach tigers to a 04 tie Here saturday Hawks who have yet to Register a Point in this year Continental race ran their rec Ord to 0-4-1 while the tigers no stand at 2-2-1. The Hawks used a Strong defensive line to throw Bock two almost sure scoring opportunities by Sembach while out Aln ing the tigers in Overall yardage,211-160. 1 Oliver., Wea run Ramsett Triumph of Ramstein Germany Spe Cial the Ramstein rams paced by the running of Joe Oliver Hoyt Weaver and Boyd Jones chalked up a 22-0 win Over the Chute Auroux sabres Here sat urday in a Safe encounter. The rams struck for a touch Down on the last play of the first half and Lacker on ads in each of the final quarters to up their Loop Mark to 3-2 for the Victory left Ramsten in a three Way tie for third place wit the Billburg Barons and Berlin defensive play by tackles Andrew Russell and Charles an Derson and ends Leo Baker and Tony Calcote kept the visitors now 1-4, out 61 the scoring col , the leading scorer in the conference tallied a pair of Tusto run his Points total to 54. One of Jones ads came on a 60-Yardpass play from Weaver who garnered the other Marker on a six Yard run. Oliver who booted two and added a conversion run was the game s leading grind gainer with 77 Yards on 14 carries. Weaver chalked up 83yards on eight assignments As the rams rolled up 199 of it total 326 Yards with ground plays. With fullback Oliver picking upmost of the yardage the rams drove 6s for their score in the second period. Weaver got the six Pointer a few seconds before the first half gun and Oliver added the Point after to make it7-0. Janes scored around right end for 20 Yards and Ramsten s Sec Ond to with 10 52 left in the third Quarter climaxing a 60 Yard drive. Oliver s conversion kick made it 14-0. Jones ninth to of the season came in the final Quarter when Houston to name Fox As 65 coach Houston a the hous ton Colts announced Friday that they will name Veteran Infiel Dernelle Fox a coach for the 1165 officials said waivers have been asked on the form Rall Star second baseman for the purpose of giving him his out right release us an Active play Fox who will be j7 in Decem Ber played nearly All of his major league career for the Chicago White sox. The Colts purchased him last Winter. Pete the pilfered new York up pet Ereiser led the National league in stolen bases in 142 with to. After 5 games Ibach Battle 1 Sembach which had 14-0, last week rambled to Hahn s two Yard Linein the first Quarter Only to give the Ball up on Downs after four running plays did t net a Yard. In the third stanza Sembach went to the eight Only to be repelled again by the Hahn also saw two Golden opportunities fail. The Hawks Newto Simbach s seven where two Roll outs resulted in loss yardage in the third period the Hawks got to the 18 where on fourth Down a Field goal attempt by Al Korpak was wide to the James Parker was ver Jones in to 22-0 ver sabres he latched on to pass from Olive Rand scored from 60 Yards out with the help of some Fine Down Field blocking. Oliver s run netted two More , paced by the run Ning of Roland Johnson drove to the Ramstein seven in the third Quarter before running out of Gas on it Best offensive show of the afternoon. The drive ended with the sabres losing 31 Yards on two carried the Ball u times during the game an chalked up 5v Yards. The sabres showed on 60 Yards gained on the ground and an even 100 total for the held a 16-10 Edge in first 0 0000 fur teen week 9 run Oliver Kletl Renteln Jonm 30 run Oliver kick Lanu Luln Joice 00 be from run ailing Plant assigned to Ranger farm new York a the Newyork rangers assigned ailing goalie Jacques Plante six Tim Evelna trophy Winner in the National hockey league to their Baltimore Arm club Fri , 35-year-old Veteran of 11 nil seasons has been Side lined with a knee injury throughout most of the rangers training season. He appeared in one exhibition game a -2 loss to Boston. A club spokesman Sai Plante who came to the ran Gers last season in a Multi player Trade with Montreal would be. Given a Chance to play him self into shape with the Ameri can hockey league Paulle 31, a part time goalie for new York in six pre Vious seasons was recalled from Vancouver of the Western league to replace Plante. An other goalie Young Gulles Vul Lemure also will be carried on the club s it Man Rosier. Dogged prep runner Dies race unfinished Santa Ana Calif. A Young Duane Rowenhorst col lapsed last tuesday near the end of a four mile Cross country run. He got up ran a Short Dis Tance and then fell again. He got up a second time ran a few feet and again collapsed. In a final attempt to Cross the finish line he crawled on his hands and Knees. He never made , 17, died Friday in St. Joseph s Hospital in near by Orange. O 0-0 tie rfcs. Larry Deering had 91 Yard sin 14 tries while Barney broach ran for 47 Yards in six carries. ,. T"9 Ile i i Downing end Gerald Smrtka and James j?0 it iT"1 Ronald Brown and halfback Walter Brown Thomas Ryan and Korpak played an out a Tonding game for Hahn. Sembach linebackers Rick Rodriguez and Doug Combs half Back Jim Knapp end Bill Smith and Center Tom Pluton led the o o of
