European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 24, 1965, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sot Rilay april 24, 1965 the stars and stripes 91 group in Philadelphia makes bid Tor Al franchise Philadelphia up 1young Jack Kelly sculling Champion and brother of Prin Icess Grace of Monaco and a 1 Grotto of Philadelphia business Imen announced thursday that they had made formal application for an american football 1 ague franchise  said a letter of intent As filed with the of wednesday. The former la Nond sculls Champion an olympic sculler said also that in had been in Telephone com nun Catlon with commissioner Lobb american Irish Bowling Hadea Germany Aad Irish be clashed at we Badea Friday to tag their Baglash Spe Klaf Coon bowlers great Row left to right Comerford Mike Torrau deals Olaf for the americans were Smith Jim allure a Cicada Dai Waagbo american 1 Toteh bowl i by Bob Aust Wiesbaden Germany s4s a More experienced and older Wiesbaden Aya bowl ing team showed its hospitality to a group of youngster fro Ireland Here Friday morning by exchanging american and Iris flags and then proceeded to whip 1 the English speaking counter 1 parts in a three game series i led by oldster 18-year-old Jim mall Iron the americans in swept away in the i Nal two games after deadlocking the Ini tial game 707.717. While the Irish slumped to 7wand 701, the americans were min totals of 771 and 744by 108 pins. Mulron paced the Wiesbaden bowlers with a 504 series which included games of 105. 170 and. Bis 105 was the High game of the match. Tom Smith and Dennis Waugh tied for runner up honors on the american squad each with a . Trotter wins Good time Pace Yonkers n. Y. Up Bengali Hanover of the United states came through the stretch thursday night to win Tutt 150.000 Good time Pace a Yonkers raceway with Irish Napoleon second. Cold front04 and smoke Cloud of new zealand fourth. The race second in the three race International pacing series Tost much of its Glamour Bra state return of new Zea land and Cardigan Bay a gnat mtg zealand horse now owned kor a . Syndicate were scratched reducing it to a six horse race. Pacing Lawn which was imported for the series has not men Able to make either Start   Kasji " i a Amerl Caa bowlers from Wales Glen from us Sorgaa Ireland Sag Wolti Ike americans whip Leppart by in plus. The Lusk Ian Jerry eau Ingham Marl no site lava Aad Joe Mcnally. Back Row left to right to taboo Robia Clark Aad deals 88 photo by Grady outs cat ing squad a staff writer 483 series. Robin Clark had 474while Lenda Dunahoo collected a 3m. For the islanders Lead oilman Jerry Cunningham posted he High series of the Day a 533on games of 183, 183 and 158. Den s o Suuvan who bears a stalk no resemblance to the late John 7. Kennedy had a 480 while Joe Mcnally added 437, Mike Wor Rall the Only american on the Irish team garnered a 403 and Martin Comerford a 388. The Irish bowlers All Hall  Ireland which is just five Miles outside of dbl in. Cunningham and Comerford Are the oldest of the lot at 18 while o Sullivan and Mcnally Are 15 and Worrall 10. Worrall is the son of army two Jim Worrall who is Sta honed in Dublin. The team is presently touring Europe Bowling against Young Star in different countries. On wednesday the Irish whipped a team from Geneva Switzerland by 314 pins As Cunningham notched a in series and o Sullivan had a 6.7. On thursday the team mauled a German squad from Kassel by 530 pins the team has a combined average of 145 reported manager and sponsor Jack Murphy. The match was sponsored Byams and was directed by Arthur Smith managing director Ofaf and Jack Chr Utman also of am. Miland Jam cn.lnana.1. Is i Bijj Juhani. Coma Tord la Ujj ii 2ssr" in us a Paula 0-Sollwa. A m Mals " ii i i toe Foss and other Al personnel informally in past  said he had not talked with Foss  partners in the franchise bid Are Maurice Hertzfeld and Irwin Horowitz associates in a real estate development firm and Norman and Max Raab apparel , at a news conference said that Given initial ponor Unity and a fair amount of time i am convinced that a will provide for Philadelphia Gail Sykes gains semis of gals North South Golf Pinehurst. . Pajl seventeen year old Gall Sykes continued riddling the favor Dranks thursday with a la Hole Victory Over mrs. Alice Dye Fondl Anapolis in Quarter finals of in women s North and South Steur Golf tournament. The Schenectady  High school Junior who eliminated a fending Champion Tish Reuss in the second round owned medallist Nancy Roth Lazonal Champion Barbara me entire and mrs. Jason Weiss in riday s semifinals. Miss Roth who has yet Tolay the last four holes after free rounds trimmed mrs. Dyson of sugar oaf pa., 7 and 5. The Little Curtis cup player from Hollywood. Fla. Meets miss Sykes in Friday first match. Miss Mclntyre from Colorado prongs colo., ousted mrs. Christ Hasa a native of Ger Many now living at nearby Spring Lake 7 and 5. , of Indianapolis advanced with a 5 and 4 vict Ryver Anne Richardson of co Umbus  Sykes. Stocky Holder of he Junior and women s Champl a ships of the northeastern women s Golf association and he new York state Junior Crown shot a shaky 10-Over-Parround Over the 5,000-Yard no. 3 course of the Pinehurst country club. She won the first two Hole Sand never lost the Lead until she ook a seven on the 10th Hole Force second straight Day. Mrs. Dye put her second shot on 18 Sun devils hold College baseball s top Slot us 2nd Tucson Arlt a arizon state University kept its no. 1 ranking in the latest National collegiate baseball poll. The poll was taken by the newspaper. Collegiate baseball the Sun devils with a so Imark through last saturday hell a slim margin Over the us Tro lans who Nave won 10 of their first 29  us comes Crosstown Riva Urcla with 30 victories eight losses and a tie in its firs 39  bounced from seventh to fourth with 17 straight Vic tories to put its Mark at 30-7. Central High tops Lakenheath in net  special Hostin Central High school swept six matches to handily defeat Lakenheath High Here in a recen High school Tennis  Are the results Earr Audi Vaitoa William cantral. Daf Joan Lambda Lak Ranalan. Frt. 4ftlla Yaa Dowa Cabral. Al half Uell Lake Neath of i. 04aya Pauwaa to prance Mia Carr. Can Raj. Dall Nattan Kaml Nau. Lahan Halh. A-1. A. A Lair  Bayaa. Cabral do Ana Labia Oua Jack aau Oahu a. Dal Al Rilla Vaa Lara. Lak Anmann. Fri. Lorli Noula Tuaua Oraw Fay i Ogelalla. Cantril. Del Ann allay Jarry Bally.  a 0-1 nto a trap and lost the Hole to car. On the extra Hole mrs. Dye was trapped with her tee shot and lost to a  four As mis Sykes chipped within a foot of the  Roth was one under  and won six of the first seven Oles against mrs. Dyson. Miss Mclntyre three Tim Winner Here was even after our holes with mrs. Rasa who was playing her first major tournament after less than two ears of Golf. But Barbara wept tour of the next five to lend took command. Mrs. Weiss National finalist0 years ago was one Over  in her Victory Over miss Rich Edson. Sembach gets six in ninth nudges Lakenheath 8-7 Ramstein Germany Spe Cial Dennis Miller climaxed a in run rally Here Friday after noon to give Sembach a come rom behind 1-7 Conquest of . Originally scheduled for sem Lach the game was moved to Lamstein when overnight rain left the Sembach Diamond in  eagles from great Britain went into the ninth inning Virtu ally assured of their first win on a Continental tour. They had los three straight at Darmstadt. Then Sembach lowered the Boom. Two walks sandwiched Aro Uncal Moore s double loaded the bases. Bob Schutte singled in one run and Charles King double Home two More. Another tallied on a fielder s Choice play in which King was caught going toil re and Tony Acquaviva Dou bled Home the tying Marker Coset the stage for Miller s hit. Milden. Cops us Mildenhall. England Spe Cial the Hometown boys found the alleys Here to their liking thursday with one Mildenhall doubles team winning the Safe . Championship and another finishing third. Denny Johnson and Don Wil son teamed do to win the Crown with their 3,413 total edging by beating the Lakenheath duo of Pete Len Gene Mccarthy by Only four pins. Mlle chairs Jim g rambling Ace named to All America game Buffalo up defensive tackle Al Dotson of Grambling College has been named to the West squad for the fifth Nanua All America football game Here june it. The o-foot-3, 225-Pound Dotson eligible for the 1085 collegiate season was selected As a lop future Choice of the Kansas City chiefs and signed with thelmet Clun football league team ans another football team of which they can be  the National football  have been Here since it is my Hope that my associate and i will convince the Al to favor this City and our will be nurtured with  Kelly said that if the fran Chise were granted play a Wared out of the question Force 1085 season but that the group hoped it would be read for ism. He said As much Money As necessary would be put be Hind a franchise if it were granted the group and placed a 12 million estimate on need for the first year. Or Erlas talks i talked to Fosa a Long time  Kelly said but most of my talks have been with Sonny we wind a majority Stock Holder of the new York jets who signed Joe Namath of Ala Bama for 1400,000. Sonny has Long association with Mca music corporation of America and they we reagents for my sister Princess Grace. I know he has a great Many friends but he May not be averse to  i have no reason the believe i am better off than the other applicants Kelly continued. I believe there an a great Man applications from Philadelphia. So far. I be heard of at least Alf a dozen. But i Don t know Low Many Are  skips straggle Kelly shied away from the current struggle Between the eagles and owner Jerry Wol Man and mayor James h.  Over the exclusive rights to the planned new sports stadium Here. If the stadium would remade available to us we d play Mere. But no new Tea could approach the eagles financial arrangements for a few seasons. However there is Franklin Field currently used by the eagles. We feel Suita ble arrangements can remade Kelly said. I think with a reasonably Good team we could draw Well. There an so Many Good play ers graduating from College so Many Good players Cut each year. Then probably would be a player Pool and toe Purchase of players such As the nation Al league conducted Kelly said. Ill pair doubles Zuls and Joe Caringola look third place with 3,383, Johnson who a i series of 554and 700 for a 1454 total thurs Day gave Mildenhall the All events Leader. Bis 3,434 total after 11 games is Only two Bette than South by Islip s Lee Frant. Wilson with 57mu-u50 thurs Day is 11u in All events. Alconbury l de Monic Aall events Leader on wednesday after the team event was rolled dropped All the Way to 13tb in the standings with a 2.378. He shot a 1454 on Ope tier Day. The All events Leaden to Danw Joanana. Mima Anad a Granta. Wertll haul a .x.4ht-Rvia lain. Laka Amau.  Aura it Dalara. Moan y Milt Lymm so utta. Ull us 0-Uikt Ortyl upper Hallorn  Fri into him or it of a Mccarthy a Kaw -7it-Joa Carlma us Kannall. 1� Irdill Mil Kowtko. South it Wall. .1144