European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 15, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Friday september 15, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 21 near Bobble new York Jet halfback Emerson Boozer 32 appears to be losing the football in a game at Buffalo. But Boozer managed to grab the pigskin a instant before the Bills Ron Mcdole 72 charged into him during first half action. The Bills won 20-17, scoring All their Points in the final Quarter in their 1967 Al opener. Up photo royals open 67 workouts minus big o Cincinnati up the Cincinnati royals of the nation Al basketball association opened their training Camp wednesday minus their Ace Oscar Robertson. Oscar reportedly seeking salary Over $100,000, has not come to terms with the club. I Marks the third straight year in which Robertson missed the Start of training Camp. He will become an official holdout next tuesday unless he signs before  veterans and seven rookies reported to coach a Jucker. The veterans include Jerry Lucas Adrian Smith Connie Dierking Hap Hairston Flyn Robinson Bob love Walt Wesley and Lennie  hoping to land a berth Are Gary Gray and Jerrylee Wells both of Oklahoma City Earl Beechum of midwestern Tex University Bill Dinwiddie of new Mexico Highlands Jim Fox of South Carolina George Rausch of Colorado Western and Al Jackson of Wilberforce. Los Angeles a Elgi Baylor for nine years a Star of the los Angeles lakers basketball team came to a con tract agreement wednesday with the National basketball association  agreed to a one year Extension of his present con tract the terms of which were not divulged. It had been re ported he wanted a longer Extension As Well As a future Job with the lakers when he eventually  reported for the first time to the team s practice Andis slated to appear in an Intra squad game at Loyola University thursday night. Solo Landing retired Atlantic City . A Solo Landing a 3-year-old horse who Ras earned $77,259 in 17races, is being retired because of a bad leg owner Trainer Guy. Burt announced Here. Aba rates Mildenberger no. 1 plunges Frazier to 8th position Sylvania Ohio up the world boxing association continued to list German Kar Mildenberger As the no. 1 con tender for the vacant heavy weight title but dropped Joe Fra Zier of Philadelphia to the eight spot in its monthly rankings. Lightweight Champ Carlos or Tiz was named Boxer of the month by the group for his title defense against Ismael Laguna of Panama. Arch Hindman chairman of the Aba ratings committee had said previously that Frazier would be listed As ninth in the heavyweight rankings despite his recent to Victory Over George  Spencer of Portland Oregon was second in the rat Ings followed by Oscar Bona Vena of Argentine Floyd Patter son of new York Jerry Quarry of los Angeles Louisville Jimmy Ellis and Argentina s Eduardo Corletti. Leotis Martin of Philadelphia was ninth and Ernie Terrell of Chicago no. 10.Mildenberger and Bonavena meet in Frankfurt. Germany on saturday in a quarterfinal bout of the heavyweight elimination tourney to fill the vacant title and Quarry faces Patterson oct.28 in los Angeles to Complete the Quarter final round. In previous Quarter final matches Ellis stopped Martin and Spencer beat Terrell. The monthly ratings heavyweights Champion vacant.1, Karl Mildenberger Germany. 2, Thad Spencer Portland Ore. 3, Osca Bonavena Argentina. 4, Floyd Patterson new York. 5, Jerry Quarry los Angeles.6, Jimmy Ellis Louisville by. 7, Eduar do Corletti Argentina. 8, Joe Frazier Philadelphia. 9, Leotis Martin Toledo Ohio. 10, Ernie Terrell Chicago. Light heavyweights Champion Dick Tiger Nigeria.1, Roger Rouse Anaconda Mont. 2, Bob Foster Washington. 3, Piero Delpapa Italy. 4, Jose Torres new York. 5, Young Mccormack Ireland. 6, Harold Johnson Philadelphia. 7, Eddie Jones los Angeles. 8, Elmo Henderson Oak land Calif. 9, Jack Rodgers Pittsburgh. 10. Bob Dunlop Australia. Middleweight Champion Nino Benvenuti Italy. 1,Don Fullmer West Jordan Utah. 2, pm lie Griffith new York. 3, Pedro Miranda Venezuela. 4, Fred Hernandez Sidney neb. 5, Joey Archer new York. 6, Carlo Monzon Argentina. 7, Andy Heilman Fargo . 8, Tom bogs Denmark. 9,Rafael Guttirrez Mexico. 10, Romeo Brennan Bahama. Hopkins registers third round to West Jordan Utah up aggressive Joe Hopkins Prim ing for an important bout next month scored a third round technical knockout wednesday night Over outclassed Charlie Holliday of Phoenix  Young West Jordan Utah Light heavyweight registered his third consecutive knockout in stopping Holliday in 2 04 of the third round before a Small crowd at West Jordan Park outdoor Arena. The Victory was Hopkins 16thin 17 professional fights and set the stage for his oct. 9 scrap a Salt Lake City against Piero Del papa the european Light heavyweight Champion and third ranked challenger of the world boxing association in the Light heavyweight division. The hard hitting Hopkins who weighed in at 175 pounds dropped his 178-Pound opponent with a vicious left Hook that followed a right to the  staggered to his feet but the referee stepped in to Stop the bout a few seconds later when Hopkins again began pounding away at his defense less opponent. Thomson triumphs again Walton Heath England up australian Peter Thom son 38, won the news of the world professional match play Golf championship for the fourth time. Junior middleweight Champion Al Soo Kim South Korea.1, Freddie Little Las vegas Nev. 2, Luis Rodriquez Miami Beach Fla. 3,3andro Mazzol Nghil Italy. 4, Benny urls Lia. Philadelphia. 5, Juan Carlos Duran Argentina. 6, Stanley Hayward Philadel phia. 7, Luis Tolledo Spain. 8, Bob Cassidy new York. 9, Eddie Pace los an Geles. 10, to Hoberg Sweden. Welterweight Champion Curtis cokes Dallas Tex. 1, Charlie Snipes Oakland. 2, Gypsy Joe Harris Philadelphia. 3, Ernie Lopez Las vegas Nev. 4, roman Lacruz Argentina. 5, Willie Lulck South Africa. 6, carmelo Boss Italy. 7, Jean Josselin France. 8, Musashi Nakano Japan. 9, Willie Munoz puerto Rico. 10, Jerry Pellegrini new Orleans la. Junior welterweight Champion Paul Fujii honolulu.1, Willi qua Tuor West Germany. 2, Nicoline Loche Argentina. 3, Jose Napoles Mexico. 4, Eddie Perkins Chicago. 5, Sandro Lopopolo Italy. 6, Lennox Bec Kles Ghana. 7, Jao Henrique Brazil. 8, Carlos Hernandez Venezuela. 9, Marce Cerdan France. 10, Fel Pedranzan Philip Pines. Lightweight Champion Carlos Ortiz new York. 1, Carlos Cruz do Milican Republic. 2.pedor Tadique Philippines. 3, Aki Hisa Sorney Japan. 4, Ismael Laguna Panama. 5, Frankie Narvaes puerto Rica. 6, Hugo Rambaldo Argentina. 7," Sebas tean Nacimiento Brazil. 8, Ray Adigun Nigeria. 9, Victor Melendez new York.10, Lloyd Marshall Newark . Junior lightweights Champion Yashaki Kumato Japan.1, Hiroshi Kobayashi Japan. 2, Kang Shu ii South Korea. 3, Paul Rojas Sanpedro Calif. 4, Antonio Amaya Panama. 5, Flash Elorde Philippines. 6, Rene bar Lentos Philippines. 7, Jaime Valladares Ecuador. 8, Vicente Dorado Argentina. 9,Carlos Canete Argentina. 10, Al Urbina Mexico. Featherweight Champion Vicente Saldivar Mexico.1, Antonio Herrera Columbia. 2, Jose Legra Spain. 3, Mitsunori Seki Japan. 4,Howard Winstone Wales. 5, Enrique Hig Gina Columbia. 6, Frankie Crawford Losangeles. 7, Pedro Gomez Venezuela. 8, Fernando Sotelo Mexico 9, Rokuro isl Yama Japan. 10, Johnny Jamito Philip Pines. Bantamweight Champion fighting Harada Japan. 1, Jesus Pimento Mexico. 2, Taka Sakurai Japan. 3, Oship Nakente Japan 4, Mimoun Ben All Spain. 5, Bernard Carraballo Columbia 6, Alan Rudkin England. 7, Jose Lulu Valdovinos Losangeles. 8, Chu Chu Castillo Mexico. 9, Ronny Guelas Philippines. 10, lion arose Australia. Flyweight Champion Horacio accavallo Argent na.1, Chart Hal chlo nol Thailand. 2, i Royal Ebihara Japan. 3, Jose Severin Brazil. 4, Ric Magramo Philippines. 5 Nelson Alarcon Argentina. 0, Speed Hayase Japan. 7, Takeall Nakamura Japan. 8, Katar Yosl Takayama japan9, Pun tip Keo Suriya Thailand. 10, Vorval pm chitchat. Thailand. Mrs. Herbal tops play Neucom by John Williamson staff writer ludwigs Burg Germany is Jean Herbst from wies Baden shot a final round 39-4281 Over the Stuttgart Golf course Here thursday for a two Day total of 165 to capture the championship of the Neucom women Golf Council by two strokes Over Nell Carter and sue Ross Bothof Heidelberg. Mrs. Ross also carded a Sec Ond round 81best 18 Hole score of the tourney while mrs. Carer the first round Leader with 83, shot an 84 for a 167.evelyn Waid 172, and Nita Whiting 176, teamed with  in the team event to give r the Wiesbaden entry a Victor with an Overall 513 strokes 13 better than runner up  play for the Neucom offi cers wives trophy Condu Tedas a Handicap event concurrently with the Neucom tourney  was declared the Winner after Matching cards with Nancy Muller Wiesbaden As each turned in net scores of 139.where players ended in a tie score the Winner was decidedly comparing cards As in match play. Fifty six entries there were 56 ladies from Wiesbaden Heidelberg ram Stein Berlin and the Host Stutt Gart club on hand for the annual two Day tournament that started under sunny skies wednesday and concluded in a steady cold drizzle. In addition to the two Overall championships players were divided into five flights wit awards for Low Gross and first and second places in net stand Ings being presented. Mrs. Herbst took Gross Honor sin the championship flight while mrs. Carter won Low net with a143. Joan Frost of the Host club and mrs. Whiting tied for the second Low net prize with the former winning on the match of cards. Mrs. Ross captured the first flight with her 167. Mrs. Waid took the net with a 144 to a 151by Marge Young also of wies  o Connell playing on her Home course fired 185 for Low Gross in the second flight while Marge land Heidelberg too Klow net with 154. Ann Fitjar Stuttgart was second with 155. Other winners third flight Low Gross Millie ice Heidelberg 192 Low net 1-Marion Rehler Stuttgart 148.2-Betty Lukas Heidelberg 153. Fourth flight Low Gross Bette Bryan Stuttgart and Melba Bates Heidelberg 208.mrs. Bryan won the match of cards. Low net 1-mrs. Bates 148.2-Phyllis Twedt Stuttgart 154. Stuttgart wound up in third place in team Competition with 532 strokes the defending ram Stein team had 555, and the Ber Lin team was fifth with 580.lt. Gen. J. W. Bowen chief of staff has . Neucom presented the trophies and awards to the ladies following play. Spartan linebacker shelved for season East Lansing Mich. A Michigan state football coaches have Learned that Dave Schwein Furth a promising Sophomore linebacker will be out for the season. Schweinfurt a 6-foot, 2-Inch,221-Pounder from Sandusky Ohio will require surgery on knee ligaments torn in a scrimmage