European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 10, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Log 20 1he stars and stapes sunday september 10, 1967 army i Safe Kings collide in Darmstadt Germany is baseball Losangeles coliseum style will come to Wiesbaden s Berline Strasse stadium sunday night when the Safe and Usa eur champions clash in an exhibition game. The Darmstadt comets i960 and 1967 Safe champions and the 18th div support come saints 1967 champions of the Usa eur invitational tournament match skills starting at 8 05. The Berline Strasse stadium is a regulation soc cer Field. As a result its measurements for base Ball will be on the Short Side an estimated 280feet Down the right Field foul line 330 to Center and approximately 300 to left. There will be no Pitcher s Mound just a rubber. When the los Angeles dodgers moved to the West coast from Brooklyn in 1958, they played their games in the los Angeles coliseum a track and football Arena. The left Field foul line was so Short that a towering screen had to be installed to Cut Down the terrific Home run output. According to Claus Helmut general Secretary of the German baseball federation and vice president of the european baseball federation this is Only the second game Ever played at Ber line Strasse. In the first one the Wiesbaden Fly ers of the Germany conference beat the German nationals 11-0. We re trying to promote baseball in Germany and a game Between these Fine american Cham pions should help us a lot Helmut said. We expect to draw Between 800 and 1,000 germans to game and anticipate a total attendance of phantoms rip Mildenhall in exhibition tilt Ben Waters England Spe Cial six different men scored Here saturday As the Pentwater phantoms ran their exhibition record to 3-1 by beating the Mildenhall marauders 41-0. It was Mildenhall s first foot Ball game. The phantoms scored three times in the first period. Eddie Sanders started things Rollin with a 65-Yard Jaunt on the Sec Ond play from scrimmage. Sam Bridges came Back minutes later on a two Yard slash and Jack Kelly completed the first Quarter tallying with a 29-Yard run. Ben Waters other touchdowns came on a one Yard plunge by Tom Grant an 18-Yard pass from. W. Jordan to Clark Warburton and a 12-Yard run by Jim Phil lips. The phantoms piled up 361yards from scrimmage 254 by Rushing while holding the marauders to a total of 72, All Overland. Mildenhall 000 0 0 Ben Waters 21 7 6 741bentsunders 65 run Geist kick Bent Bridges 2 run kick failed Bent Kelly 29 run Sanders run Bent Grant 1 run Geist kick Bent Warburton 18 pass from Jordan kick failed Bent Phillips 12 run Geist any profits will go toward the development of the German Little league and babe Ruth pro Grams. The comets won the Germany conference championship and the Safe Crown for the second straight year going through the Safe double elimination tournament undefeated. Man a Jolany Ross can Call on either Marvin ked Meshach or Jerry like for Mound duties. The saints won the Usa eur championship beating Schweinfurt Champion of the Marne league three games to one in the Best of five championship series. Earlier the 8th div Cham pions had eliminated the 24th div Champion div arty Redlegs and the Karlsruhe spartans. The Redlegs were beaten in two straight games but i took two of three to sideline toe spartans coach Fred Mcelduff of the saints has an Ceright hander in Ken Perrin. Knuckl Eballes Roger White and Dan Taylor also helped the saints cause during the tournament drive. Tickets for the game sell for 75 cents for men,50 cents for women and 25 cents for children under 12. The stadium Gates will open at 6 30. A hmm Mehmi a Snook Pattillo Lead Hahn Over Pitburg 54-6, in Grid opener standings Safe Germany conference Wiesbaden Halm Rhine main won lost Blob org. 0 j Sembach. Y j Sianii Dahlen. 0 1 saturday s results Wiesbaden i Sembach 0 Huhn 51, bit Jurg 6 Rhine main or Span Dahlem 6 tied 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 us Keuk 3rd army div d1sco.m 1st unii3rd urine div  2nd lost 0q q 1 won 1 00 i 0 saturday s result Dis Oom i my brigade 0 Only  is Hod led exhibition football Safe i Atwaters 41, Mildenhall 0 upper Ley Lor Lakenheath 14 Usa eur Karlsruhe 6, Kaiserslautern 0 tied 00 0 0 0 Hahn Germany special former big ten quarterback Gary Snook put on a dazzling passing exhibition and p. T. Pat Tillo turned in an impressive run Ning performance Here saturday As the Hahn Hawks opened the Safe Germany conference football season with a 54-6 Triumph Over Pitburg s Barons. Snook who did his College pass ing for Iowa tossed five touch Down passes accounting for 266yards on 12 completions in 17 at tempts and Pattillo rolled up 231yards in 20 carries while scoring three touchdowns. The Hawks scored twice via the air lanes and once on the ground to break the game wide open in the first period. The first score came on a 56-Yard a Sofrom Snook to Ananias Wright. He also hit Wright with an eight yarder near the end of the period Maxfield Crayton Gleason Pace flyers in rout of Sembach 46-0 Wiesbaden special Jim Maxfield passed for two touch Downs and ran for another and George Crayton and Bill Gleason scored two times each As wies Baden trounced Sembach 46-0, with both teams helping Ope the 1967 Safe Germany con Jim Maxfield. 2 to shots George Cray ton. Explosive running Ference season Here  flyers ran up a tremendous 626-140 advantage in total offensive yardage in rolling to their 24th straight Victory league exhibition and playoff games included. It was 32-0 atthe half. The flyers wasted Little time scoring on their second offensive play As Crayton exploded for 52yards on an off tackle trap. Cen Ter Dick Ehley and tight end Pat pred rate helped Spring the speedy Wiesbaden halfback Loose but the kick failed for a 6-0 mar Gin with just 3 03  55-Yard Maxfield to John Brooks pass triggered the second flyer score As Wiesbaden drove 68 Yards with the sex naval acad Emy signal caller running the final three Yards. He also hit Crayton with three Short tosses along the Way. The tigers fumbled on the Wiesbaden 32 Early in the Sec Ond Quarter and the flyer turned it into a 68-Yard drive in six plays mostly on passes witha Maxfield to Gleason flip Cov ering the final five. Maxfield fired to Crayton for the two extra Points. Then Crayton loped in fro the four to make it 30-0 and Max Field added two More with a Pashto Pray York. A 35-Yard Aerial to Crayton set up the  poor Sembach punt to the Tiger 49, helped the flyers on another drive with Maxfield swing passes to his halfback from the Shotgun formation key ing the March. On Gleason s 55-Yard punt re turn Ehley and Brooks playing at split end helped Spring the play Loose with Fine blocks. On the statistical end Maxfield hit on 19 of 33 passes for a whop Ping 347 Yards and the flyer added 279 Rushing 171 in the first half. Sembach totalled Only 88yards on the ground and 62 through the air. The tigers managed to com plete but six of 21 attempts pass ing with two passes intercepted both by York who was outstand ing on both offence and defend , linebackers Wayne Mcdonald and Charles Snead and defensive end Sandy san Ders stood out for the  never got inside the flyers 20-Yard line. Sembach o 0 0 0 0 Wiesbaden 12 22 12 0 46wiescrayton 52 run kick failed wies Maxfield 3 run kick failed wies Gleason 0 pass from Maxfield Crayton pass from Maxfield Wiea Crayton 4 run York pass from Maxfield wies York 6 pass from Matfield run failed wies Gleason 55 punt return Pas failed after Pattillo had scored on an11-Yard Jaunt. A nine Yard toss from Snook to Larry Spurlock upped the count to 27-0 just before half time and the Hawks came Back for 20 Points in the third session running up a 47-0 margin before the Barons could crack pay dirt. Pattillo climaxed a 53-Yarddrive by charging Over from the one to get the third period scor ing underway. This was followed sky blazers rap Laken Heatha 29-14 Lakenheath England special the upper Heyford sky blazers paced by the running of Willie Davis and Joe Luzzi scored in every period to beat the Lakenheath eagles 29-14, in a Safe . Conference exhibition game Here saturday. Davis who gained 244 Yard son 23 carries scored in the first half on runs of 74 and five Yardas the sky blazers took a 20-0 Lead. Luzzi raced 90 Yards with Kickoff return for a to in the final period. A safety a Fumble recovery inthe eagles end zone by guard Walter Nelson and three conver Sion kicks by Charles Donavan accounted for the sky blazers other Points. Lakenheath s first to came inthe third period on a two Yard run by James Howell. Quarter Back Jerry Rodgers who scored on a three Yard dash in the fourth Quarter passed to Larry Hogan for two Points after Row Ell s to. The sky blazers gained 274yards on the ground and 37 through the air while the eagles netted 181 Rushing and 23 passing. Upper Heyford 7 13 2 729lakenheath o 0 8 6 14 us Davis 7-1 run Donavan Kkt us Nelson rec Fumble in end zone kick failed us Davis 5 run Donavan kick us safety Lak Howell 2 run Hogan pass from Rodgers Lak Rodgers 3 run Pasa failed us Cuzzi a Kickoff return Donavan kick Gary Snook. 5 to passes by a 21-Yard pass to Dick Emer son and a 56-Yard touchdown Jaunt by Pattillo. Pitburg finally got a scoring drive going and marched 67 Yards in 11 plays to break the ice. Jim Lundstrom carried the final six. Another pass from Snook to Emerson this one covering 39 Yards completed the scoring forthe Day. The Hawks ran up 616 Yard from scrimmage amassing 350 via the land route to go with Snook s 266 passing. Earl Taylor added 61 Yards and Snook contributed 48 to the running attack to augment Pattillo s Workhorse efforts. Pitburg could Muster Only 72yards Rushing against the Hahn defensive line but Bill Reynolds pierced the Hawks pass defense for 217 Yards. Pitburg 0 0 6 06 Hahn 21 6 20 754 Hahn Wright 57 pass from Snook Jones kick Hahn Pattillo 11 run Jones kick Halm Wright 8 pass from Snook Jone kick Hahn Spurlock 9 pass from Snook kick failed Hahn Pattillo 1 run kick failed Hahn Emerson 21 Pasa from Snook Jones Kir o Hahn Pattillo 56 run Jones kick bit a Ulstrom g run run failed Hahn Emerson 39 pass from Snook Jones kick indians Purchase Portland reliever Cleveland a Bob Tiefenauer 37-year-old knuckle Ball specialist will join the Cleveland indians against Kan Sas City this weekend. The tribe bought the right handed Pitcher s contract from Portland of the Pacific coast league thursday. Tiefenauer who had a Short stay with the indians in 1965, had an earned run average of1.84 for 81 2-3 innings of Relief i pitching at Portland