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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 20 the stars and stripes the prep scene warriors seek Lith straight As Frankfurt visits by Bob Wicker staff writer Jim Elliott s Wiesbaden warriors will be putting the Long Swinning Streak in us Desea on the line saturday when they enter Tain Arch rival Frankfurt in a Blue division opener. The warriors have rolled up 10 straight victories since losing to the eagles a Frankfurt in 1965. The warriors who opened up their season last saturday Withan impressing 12-0 Whitewash of Munich scored a 16-8 win Over the eagles last year in route to their Blue division , a 26-8 loser at ludwigs Burg last week has beaten the warriors in seven out of 11 games Between the two big schoo giants Over the past seven seasons. Action also gets under Way saturday in the red Silver an Gold divisions. Games Are slated this weekend in All seven us Desea loops with the Only non league encounter finding Kaiserslautern visiting Lakenheath. Defending red division co Champion Heidelberg will open at Home against Nuernberg but the big game in that league is slated at ludwigs Burg where the improved stallions will be hosting my thursday september 28, 1967 Mustangs return Munich coach Warren Buckli second from right goes Over game plans for saturday s red division opener at ludwigs Burg with returning Letterman from left Center Corby Bright quarterback Bruce Dickenson and fullback Bob Hartel. The Mustangs dropped a 12-0 decision to Wiesbaden while ludwigs Burg was beating Frankfurt 26-8, in non league encounters last week. Army photo Nich. The Mustangs of Warren Buckli have several key returnee from last year s team plus All Corn z halfback Riff Brice who transferred last Spring from Orleans and Are expected to  and Heidelberg right Down to the wire in the race for red division honors. The Silver division opens up with Augsburg at Baum older Mannheim at Pitburg and Wuerzburg at Berlin. The Gold slate has Brun sum at bad Kreuz Nach Brussels at Bremerhaven an Casteau at Karlsruhe. Elsewhere it will be London at upper hey Ford in the . Division Madrid at Rota in the Spain Loop an Livorno hosting Naples in the Italy league. Warriors by six smarting from a disappointing 7-7 opening week we re look ing at saturday s schedule with renewed Confidence. In big games that could easily go either Way we see Wiesbaden beating Frank Furt by six Mannheim turning Back Pitburg by two ludwigs Burg slipping past Munich by six and Kaiserslautern besting Lakenheath by 12. This week s Wick picks Wiesbaden 18, Frankfurt 12heidelberg 14, Nuernberg 6 ludwigs Burg 20, Munich 14baumholder 8, Augsburg 6 Mannheim 20, Pitburg 18berlin 6, Wuerzburg 0 bad Kreuz Nach 12, Brun sum 0 Bremerhaven 14, Brussels 8karlsruhe 24, Casteau 6 London 24, upper Heyford 12madrid 22, Rota 8 Naples 14, Livorno 6kaiserslautern 20, Lakenheath 12 Here and  us Desea Cross country regional meets Northern Southern and Western will be held oct. 28. The finals Are slated at ludwigs Burg nov. 4. All six teams in the Silver division posted non league victories last week. Pitburg routed Casteau 73-0 Berlin walloped Bremerhaven 34-0 Mannheim Defeated Nuernberg 24-6 Baum Holder turned Back Karlsruhe 14-0 Augsburg blanked Livorno 12-0, and Wuerzburg toppled bad Kreuz Nach 16-8. Terry Brennan former Frankfurt football Star an stars and stripes High school athlete of the year is expected to see a lot of action with Auburn this fall. The 198-Pound juniors listed As the no. 2 right end on the tigers offensive roster. With the help of the coaches the stars and stripes will again name All league offensive and defensive teams in the seven us Desea football divisions in Early december. American football league Eastern division Boston 21 Denver 26 14 san Diego 28 7 Oakland 35 23 Buffalo 0 oct. 7san Diego oct. 15miami oct. 22oakland oct. 29at new York nov. 6houston nov. 12 Kansas City nov. 19new York nov. 26at Houston dec. 0buffalo Dee. 17at Miami Buffalo 20 new York 17 3 Houston 20 0 Boston 83 oct. 1san Diego oct. 8at Denver oct. 15oakland oct. 29at Houston nov. 5miami nov. 12at new York nov. 19denver nov. 26at Miami Deo. 3at Kan. City dec. 9at Boston dec. 24at Oakland Houston 20 Kansas City 28 20 Buffalo 8 3 san Diego 13 oct. 1denver oct. 1ftat new York oct. 22at Kan. City oct. 29 Buffalo nov. 5at Boston nov. 12at Denver nov. 26boston Dee. 3miami dec. 10oakland dec. 16san Diego Dee. 2jat Miami Miami 35 Denver to 0 Kansas City m oct. 1at new York oct. 8at Kan. City oct. 15at Boston oct. 22new York nov. 5at Buffalo nov. 12at san Diego nov. 19at Oakland nov. 26buffalo dec. 3at Houston dec. 10san Diego dec. 17boston Dee. 23houston new York 17 Buffalo to 38 Denver 84 oct. 1miami oct. 7oakland oct. 15houston oct. 22at Miami oct. 29boston nov. 5at Kan. City nov. 12buffalo nov. 19at Boston Dee. 3denver dec. 10kansas City dec. 17at Oakland dec. 24at san Diego Western division Denver 26 Boston 21 0 Oakland 61 21 Miami 35 24 new York 38 oct. 1at Houston oct. 8buffalo oct. 22san Diego oct. 29at Kan. City nov. 6oakland nov. 12houston nov. 19at Buffalo nov. 23at 8. Diego dec. 3at new York Dee. 17kansas City Kansas City 20 Houston co 24 Miami 0 oct. 1at Oakland oct. 8miami bet. 15at san Diego oct. 22houston bet. 29denver nov. 5new York nov. 12at Boston nov. 19san Diego nov. 23oakland Deo. 3buffalo dec 10at new York dec. 17at Denver Oakland 51 Denver 0 33 Boston oct. 1kansas City oct 7at new York oct. 15 at Buffalo oct. 22at Boston oct. 29san Diego nov. 5at Denver nov. 19miami nov. 23 at Kan. City Deo. 3at san Diego dec. 10at Houston Deo. 17new York dec. 24buffalo san Diego 28 Boston 13 Houston oct. 1at Buffalo oct. 7at Boston oct 15kansas City oct. 22at Denver oct. 29at Oakland nov. 12 Miami nov. 19at Kan. City nov. 23denver dec. 3oakland dec. 10at Miami dec. 16at Houston dec. 24new York 14 3 National football league Eastern conference Capitol division Dallas 21 Cleveland 14 38 new York 24 oct. 1los Angeles oct. 8at Washington oct. 15new Orleans oct. 22at Pittsburgh oct. 29at Philadelphia nov. 5atlanta nov. 12at n. Orleans nov. 19washington nov. 23st. Louis Dee. 3at Baltimore dec. 10philadelphia dec. 16at s. F Cusco new Orleans 13 los Angeles 27 10 Washington 30 oct. 1cleveland oct. 8at new York oct. 15at Dallas oct. 22at s. F Cisco oct. 29pittsburgh nov. 5philadelphia nov. 12at Dallas nov. 19at p Delphia nov. 26atlanta dec. 3at St. Louis dec. 10at Baltimore dec. 17at Washington Philadelphia 35 Washington 24 6 Baltimore 38 oct. 1pittsburgh oct. 8at Atlanta oct. 15s. Francisco oct 22at St. Louis oct. 29dallas mov. Sat n. Orleans mov. 12at l. Angeles nov. 19new Orleans nov. 26at new York dec. 3at Washington dec. 10at Dallas dec. 17cleveland 24 Philadelphia 35 30 new Orleans 10 oct 1new York oct 8dallas oct. 15at Atlanta oct. 22at l. Angelas oct. 29baltimore nov. 5st. Louis nov. 12s. Francisco nov. 19at Dallas nov. 26at Cleveland dec. 3philadelphia dec. 10at Pittsburgh dec. 17new Orleans Century division Cleveland 14 Dallas 21 14 Detroit 31 oct 1at n. Orleans oct. 7pittsburgh oct. 15st. Louis oct. 22chicago oct 29at new York nov. 5at Pittsburgh nov. 12green Bay nov. 19minnesota nov. 26washington dec. 3new York dec. 10at St. Louis dec. 17at Philadelphia new York 37 St. Louis 20 24 Dallas 38 oct. 1at Washington oct 8new Orleans oct 15at Pittsburgh oct. 22green Bay oct. 29cleveland nov. 5at Minnesota nov. 12at Chicago nov. 19pittsburgh nov. 26 Philadelphia dec. 8at Cleveland dec. 10detroit dec. 17st Louis Pittsburgh 41 Chicago 13 14 St. Louis 28 oct 1at Philadelphia oct 7at Cleveland oct 15new York oct 22dallas oct 29at n. Orleans nov. 5cleveland nov. 12at St. Louis nov. 19at new York nov. 26minnesota dec. 3at Detroit dec. 10washington dec. 17at Green Bay St. Louis 20 new York 37 28 Pittsburgh 14 oct. 1detroit oct. 8at Minnesota oct 15at Cleveland oct. 22philadelphia oct. 30green Bay nov. 5at Washington nov. 12 Pittsburgh nov. 19at Chicago nov. 23at Dallas dec. 3 new Orleans. Dec. 10cleveland dec. 17at new York Western conference Centra division Chicago 13 Pittsburgh 41 10 Green Bay 13 oct. 1at Minnesota oct. 8baltimore oct 15detroit oct. 22at Cleveland oct. 29los Angeles nov. 5at Detroit nov. 12new York nov. 19st. Louis nov. 26green Bay dec. 3at s. F Cusco dec. 10minnesota dec. 17at Atlanta Detroit 17 Green Bay 31 Cleveland 17 14 oct 1at St. Louts oct. 8 Green Bay oct 15at Chicago oct. 22atlanta oct 29at s. F Cusco nov. 6chicago nov. 12 at Minnesota nov. 19at Baltimore nov. 23los Angeles dec. 3pittsburgh dec. 10at new York dec. 17minnesota Green Bay 17 Detroit 17 13 Chicago 10 oct. 1atlanta oct 8at Detroit oct. 15minnesota oct. 22at new York oct. 30at St. Louis nov. 6at Baltimore nov. 12cleveland nov. 19san f Cisco nov. 26at Chicago dec. 3at Minnesota dec. 9at l. Angeles dec. 17pittsburgh Minnesota 21 san Francisco 27 3 los Angeles 39 oct 1chicago oct 8st. Louis oct. 15green Bay oct. 22baltimore oct. 29at Atlanta nov. 5new York nov. 12detroit nov. 19at Cleveland nov. 26at p Burgh dec. 3green Bay dec. 10at Chicago dec. 17at Detroit coastal division Atlanta. 31 Baltimore 38 7 san Francisco 38 oct. 1green Bay oct. 8 Philadelphia oct 15washington oct. 22at Detroit oct. 29minnesota nov. 5at Dallas nov. 12 Baltimora nov. 19los angelas nov. 26at n. Orleans Dee. 3at l. Angeles dec. 108. Francisco dec. 17chicago Baltimore 38 Atlanta 31 38 Philadelphia oct. 1s. Francisco oct. 8at Chicago oct. 15los Angeles oct. 29at Washington nov. 5green Bay nov. 12at Atlanta nov. 19detroit nov. 26at s. F Clesca dec. 3dallas dec. 10new Orleans dec. 17at l. Angeles los Angeles 27 new Orleans 1 39 Minnesota s oct. 1at Dallas oct 8san Francisco oct 15at Baltimora oct. 22washington oct. 29at Chicago nov. 5at s. F Cusco nov. 12philadelphia nov. 19at Atlanta nov. 23at Detroit dec. 3atlanta dec. 9green Bay dec. 17baltimore san Francisco 27 m Minnesota 21 38 Atlanta 7 oct. 1at Baltimore oct. 8at los Angeles oct. 15at Philadelphia oct. 22new Orleans oct 29 Detroit nov. 6los Angeles nov. 12at w in ton nov. 19at Green Bay nov. 26baltimore dec. 3chicago dec. 10at Atlanta dec. 17dallas Nance increases Al Rushing Lead Lamonica Dawson still 1-2 in passing new York a Boston bulldozing Jim Nance has solid fied his Lead As the top grou Dainer in the american football eague with his big afternoon against the Buffalo Bills. The 6-foot-l, 240-Pound full Back rolled up 185 Yards on 34 Arries against the Bills last unday and raised his Rushing yardage to 367 Yards in four Ames. The Al statistics were released tuesday. Nance the Champion last rear with an Al record of 1, 58 Yards May get a Battle this fear however from Kansas City s Mike Garrett. The Little speedster second with 801 ast year has 211 Yards in jus two games for second place. Daryle Lamonica of Oak landed Len Dawson of Kansas City maintained their 1-2 ratings Mong the passers As new Fork s Joe Namath shot prom sixth to third place. Lamonica has clicked on 23 of9 attempts for 369 Yards and our touchdowns with one inter Eption. Dawson has hit on 24 f 32 for 75 per cent 315 Yards and three touchdowns with one interception. Namath has com lated 33 of 60 for 55 per cent 52 Yards and four touchdown Svith two interceptions. Other leaders include Boston Sart Graham pass receiving 18 Lonnie Wright Denver interceptions four Bob Scarpitto Denver punters 47.9 Yards average Zeke Moore Houston punt returns 20.5 Yards average and Dick Post san Diego kick off returns 29.3 Yards average. Six were tied for first in scor ing with 18 Points each. They included Denver s Al Denson and to Hickey Emerson Boozer new York Hewritt Dixon Oakland Graham Boston and Hoyle Granger Houston. The leaders ground gainers avg att Yards gain to stance bos 84 307 4.4 1 Garrett  39 211 6.4 1granger. Hou 40 181 4.5 2 Lincoln Buff 38 169 4.4 0daniels, Oak 34 164 4.8 9 continued on Page s2i ladies first with aces in golfing Kopcsak family by George Eberl staff writer Garmisch Germany is it s ladies first in the Golfin Kopcsak family at least when it comes to scoring aces. The powerfully built col. Pete Kopcsak Reta West Point football Erin the Early 1930s, recently was a witness when his wife Ruth dropped a 6-Iron shot into the cup on the 129-Yard sixth Hole atthe Garmisch course. Also witnessing the 18-Haiulicap blonde s Ace were col. And  Rosen. Ruth s Hole i one reportedly was Only the second Ever registered by a woman at the Garmisch course. There was almost More irony than Iron to her shot she had taken up Golf Only after her husband agreed to take up skiing. Thus in one swing she accomplished what Hubby had failed to do in his 10handican Ping Amateur Golf career. But Kopcsak evened things up two weeks later when he scored whole in one at the Grafe Woehr course with Ruth As witness  
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