European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Tuesday september 5, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 21 sessions slated in London Wiesbaden Madrid Duke okla. City coaches head Safe Cage clinic Wiesbaden special Woof America s most successful col lege coaches a noted Trainer and a Veteran big ten official form the cast of instructors forthe annual Safe basketball clinics slated in september. Duke s Vic Bubas Oklahoma City s Abe Lemons Trainer Jack Cramer and official Georg Strauthers have been scheduled for sessions in London Wiesbaden and Madrid under the sponsor ship of Safe. Approximately 50 people Are expected to take part in the London clinic sept. 7-9. The sept. 11-14 session at Wiesbaden a is expected to pull 100 Stu dents and some 30 others will take in the Madrid classes scheduled for sept. 18-20.Bubas has compiled a glittering 176-48 record in eight campaigns at the Duke Helm six of the last seven clubs finishing in the top 10 in the nation in wire serv ice polls. The 1962-63 team Fin Vic Bubas. Successful at Duke Abe Lemons. Basketball country style Jack Cramer. Medicine Man George Strauthers. Veteran official . Picks swimmers for tour new York up a Tea of 16 swimmers and divers including three National Cham pions and world record holders will represent the . In dual meets against great Britain an West Germany it was announced  Meyer of Sacramento Calif., Catie Ball of Jackson Ville fla., and Mark Spitz of Santa Clara Calif., will head the squad which will compete in London sept. 30, and Berlin oct. 7-8. World Marks miss Meyer shattered world Marks in winning the 400-and 1500-meter freestyle titles at the National aau championships in Philadelphia recently and Missall lowered the International standards in the 100 and 200-meter breaststroke. Spitz who won five Gold medals at theban am games set world Marks in the 100 and 200 meter Butterfly in the men s aau  addition to misses Meyer and Ball other girls selected include Ellie Daniel and Janie Barkman National Champion from the Philadelphia District californians Pokey Watson sue Pedersen and diver Patty Simms and mrs. Joel o con Nell a diver from new Haven  Barbiere of Philadel phia Brent Berk of Hawaii Dave Johnson of Glendale Calif., Steve Rerych of Pater son n.j., Russ Webb of Arlington tex., and divers Jim Henry and win Young from Bloomington ind., comprise themen s team along with Spitz. Robert Ousley of Pompano each fla., will coach the swimmers while . Lyndon of los Angeles will handle the livers. 9ames9 after 105-0 win they weren t that a s sign Pitcher Kansas City a the signing of Vida Blue 18-year-old left handed Pitcher from mans fold la., has been announced by the Kansas City athletics. Richmond a. A the Core was Richmond 105, Savan Lah 0 in a United american professional football league  Elere saturday night. Incredible Well maybe said winning coach Dick James especially for a team that prides itself mainly units defense. Why Savannah was the hard fall medal Golf tourney set for Garmisch in oct. Garmisch Germany Spe Cial plans have been announced Here for conduct of the Garmisch recreation area s an Nual fall open Amateur medal play Golf tournament which will be held on the Garmisch course oct. 9-14. Competition will be conducted for men and women with the men playing 72 holes and the Cimen competing in a 36-Hole event. An 18-Hole mixed scotch foursome event will be held on oct. 14.in men s medal play 18 holes will be played each Day from oct. 10-13. After the first 36 holes players will be placed inflight according to scores and number of  ladies will play 18 holes on oct. 12, and 18 More oct. 13,in two flights. Entry in the tournament is i Friendship \ i runs out at Ujj univ. Games � Tokyo a the 1 flame of Friendship lit ceremoniously in the open Jing of the world University games sunday flickered out monday. J officials discovered that 4someone had forgotten to 1 fill the  tanks under the flame s has. Fresh tanks 4 t were ordered and the flame 1 re lit. Open to All american golfers an to members of German Golf clubs. Entry fee for the meet is1.75 or dm35.00 for male participants and $5.00 or do 20.00for women. The entry fee includes Green fees practice Day rental clubs if desired and a dinner. Fees Are payable at registration on oct. 9 at the Garmisch Golf course. The deadline for entries is 4p.m. Oct. 4 or when 60 entries have reached the tournament office. Entries should be sent to the Garmisch sports tournament office Garmisch Apo 09172.billeting arrangements must be made by the individual con Testant. Reservations May remade by wiring writing or Call ing the Garmisch recreation area billeting office. Apo 09172. The Telephone number is  Misch Mil 557. Refer to billeting reservation number 137 an identify yourself As a golfer. German contestants Are re Quested to make their billeting reservations through the Kurvers Galtung Jannisch Parte Kirch  dinner will be held for contestants and guests on oct. 11a one of the recreation area s hotels. The dinner is included inthe entry fee for contestants. Guest tickets will be on Sale atthe Golf course. Leavitt elected Del mar Calif. Up Charles t. Leavitt has been elected president of the califor Nia division of the horsemen benevolent and protective association. Est hitting team we be met said James the old Washington redskins Backfield Star whose Richmond Mustangs now have outscored their opposition 218-0 n three Hafl games. They weren t so bad  were just that Good. We have 12 games left and my Guys have gotten to the Point they think they May not give up a Point  the Hafl went into business Only a Little More than a month ago. Ever since Richmond Hasteen giving the business to every team it encounters. The Mustangs beat the mar Ietta ga., raiders 40-0 in their opener then flattened the Chattanooga redskins 73-0 a week ago. And along came Savannah. Later on along will come rivals from Knoxville tenn., and Lancaster pa., and rematch with the clubs already left for dead. Richmond s domination of the fledgling league is easy to explain. Eighteen of James play a j Are holdovers from Rich mond s 1966 entry in the Continental league perhaps the strongest of the minor pro leagues. The Mustangs have cohesion. Nobody else in Theta Al does yet. Shed third in the Mcaa tournament and the 1963-64 team went be better and finished Secondo Urcla. Bubas was a basketball Starit North Carolina state in his ollege playing Days. He returned his Alma mater As freshman Oach and also served a four rear hitch As varsity assistant with the Wolf pack before shift no to Duke. Lemons is coaching his 13thearn at his Alma mater. H i s Orte has been finding country boys with some basketball Back ground and turning them into inning basketball combinations. Laying some of the nation s Best Lubs Lemons teams have com piled better than a .600 won lost percentage. H i s 1966-67 combination averaged 96 Points a game while combining a 16-10 record. Run and shoot tactics have moved he chiefs into the Mcaa Elim nations six times under Lemons  is recognized As one of the Foremost athletic trainers the United states. He has con ducted clinics and workshops on athletic injuries and conditioning Shroi Ighut the United states Japan and Germany. At Kansas state he was head Trainer at Kan Sas state University before Gong into the air Force in 1942.he runs a chemical business Low but keeps Active in training via clinics. He headed the staff and was chief coordinator of theirs women s injury clinic at Texas Western women s univer sity last july. Strauthers has been whistle voting since 1950. He broke into he big 10, Missouri Valley mid american and Ohio Valley con Ference circles in 1956.his credentials include Mcaa regional tournaments in 1957,1960, 1961, 1962, 1964 and 1966. He also worked the 1963, 1965and 1966 Mcaa College division finals and was on the olympics trials staff in 1956 and 1962.in addition to Safe person Nel clinic officials also have invited the British German dutch and belgian armed forces to Send representatives. Officials of civilian federations in Germany Holland Belgium Italy Spain and England Are also expected to be in attendance. 3rd army div title tilt put off wet grounds Gellhausen Germany special wet grounds caused the postponement monday of the third and final Champion ship baseball game of the 3rd army div. The 1st brigade scorpions and the 2nd brigade braves have each scored one Victory in their Best of three series for he division title. The braves took saturday same 12-4, and the scorpions Fame Baek to take a wild 11inning affair on sunday 12-11. The new Date for the postponed tilt was not immediately announced. Harris Cassidy bout postponed Philadelphia up a10-round bout Between top rank ing welterweight contender Gypsy Joe Harris and Bobby Cas Sidy of new York scheduled for sept. 21 Here has been postponed indefinitely promoter Herman Taylor has announced. Taylor announced the postponement after a rays of Harris right hand showed he had Tor ligaments Between the Knuckles and , unbeaten in 21 fights injured the hand last thursday night in winning a unanimous 10 round decision Over Miguel bar Reto the puerto Rit an welter weight Champion from san Hian doctors at St. Lukes Hospital Here put Harris Arm in a cast Friday. Taylor said lie is working on anew Date for the fight scheduled at convention Hall. Bret Hanover sold w e s t b u r y. . A Bonjour Hanover the younger Lull sister of Bill Hanover was sold for $75,000 Friday to the Armstrong Brothers of ramp ton.