European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 28, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes saturday october 28, 1967 Spray nabs Lead on 64 in Sahara Las vegas Nev. A Young Steve Spray fired a seven under Par 64 thursday Best in his Brief career As a professional and led the Way at the Midway Mark with a 36-Hole score of 133 in the $100,000 Sahara invitation Al Golf tournament. Spray 26, from Cedar rapids Iowa toured the 7,069-Yard Par 36-3571 Paradise Valley coun try club course with a Brilliant 34-30, two strokes shy of the course record. Defending Champion Jack Nicklaus remained in Strong Contention with a 69 for 137 an gallery favorite Arnold Palmer Las vegas Nev. Up Jack Fleck made a Hole in one thursday during the second round of the Sahara invitation Al tournament his second Ace within a month. Fleck 45, who plays out of Northbrook di., aced the 169 Yard eighth Hole at the Paradis Valley country club. Spectators said it appeared that he topped his tee shot and the Ball hit about 20 Yards in front of the Hole an bounced in. Who aimed at a 68 in order to beat the Cut and qualify for the final 36 holes made it and beat the Cut by one stroke with a score of 144.big George Bayer whose 66 led the Field wednesday was unable to bag even one Birdie and fell Back with a 77 for 149. Playing again in Ideal weather the pros for the second Day made a shambles of Par 33shooting 141 or better for the two strokes Back of Spray were Bob Goalby with a 67 an Terry Dill with a 68 for their 135 with Nicklaus at 137 were Frank Beard and Ken still each with a 70. Julius Boros shot a 73 for 140 and Bill Caspe Rhad the same 18-Hoie score for 142.Spray, who turned pro in March of 1965, Tore up the course on the Back nine. He had Birdie putts of 12, 12 and 4 feet and a no. 2 Iron shot on no. 17 left him with a 25-foot put which he Sank for an Eagle 3. Two Nicklaus eagles Nicklaus had two Eagle 3s. Ano. 3 Wood shot on the sixth left him 24 feet from the cup and Ano. 5 Iron on no. 17 was eight feet Short and he Sank it. Surviving the Cut for the final two rounds were 70 players. Among the casualties were five former pea champions Bob Rosburg Jim Ferrier Doug Ford Jay Hebert and Jerry Barber. Another to miss out was. H. Sikes who set the course record of 62 in 1964. He had 72-74146 this time. The leaders Steve Spray Bob Goalby Terry Dill Ken still Frank Beard Jack Nicklaus Homero Blancas Jack Mcgowan Richard Martinez Joe Curr Jerry Steelsmith hives my Bee Charles coolly Bill Martindale Gardner Dickinson Jullus. i a ctr. I it Nichols Dean Benian. Save of Ruann Kuy pc Luzil Dudley Archer. Jack Montgomery. Terry Wilcox. Royer. Continued on Page 6 j-ol13. 08-67us 07-08135 67-70137 67-70137 68-60137 67-71138 09-69138 71-67138 68-71139 71-69140 70-70140 6 -71140 71-09140 68-72140. 72 63140 07-73140 71-391-10 71-09140. 72-09111 71-70141 09-72141. 71-70141 72-09141 70-71ml 74-67141 69-72141 22 Gimme room quarterback Fra Tarkenton of the new York giants scrambles for room to pass As he is Pur sued by Green Bay packers Willie Davis 87 and Lionel Aldridge 82 in the first Quarter of last sunday s game at Yankee stadium. The giants Willie Young 69 trails at right. The packers won the contest 48-21. A photo clean slates boasted by 11 major teams by the associated pres with the College football sea son More than half Over Only 11major teams still can boast unbeaten untied teams have won six games Southern California Urcla North Carolina state Wyoming Virginia tech an East Carolina. Colorado and Indiana have won five each while Dartmouth Harvard and Tulsa have four. New York a o. of Southern California Gary Beban of Urcla and Rickeberg of Tulsa were tied for the individual scoring Lead Amon the nation s major College foot Ball players three scored two touch Downs last weekend giving each 54 Points according to statistics compiled by National collegiate sports services. Eber is the sole Leader in Pas receiving. He has 43 receptions one More than Ace Hendricks of new Mexico. Ken Juskowich of West Vir Ginia has scored the most Points by kicking 45, on 11 Field goal Sand 12 conversions. Vic Washington of Wyoming Isth Pace setter in punt returns with 389 Yards while Joe Casasos new Mexico Heads the Kickoff return list with 432 Yards. Clemson Pilot has Access to counter tide Raleigh . Up Clemson coach Frank Howard has a plan which would actually swamp Ala Bama this saturday if the Crimson tide gets too rough with Hie is a Large Lake in Back of the stadium know Nas death Valley and a Dike which holds it things get too rough i la pull the plug Howard said. Wonder what they Call a pass Norman okla. A Whardo College coeds know about football the Oklahoma daily univer sity of Oklahoma Campus news paper conducted a Survey. Here s a sampling q. What is a first Down a. A first Down is the first player tackled. Q. Who is the of coach a. Is his name Cross school president or. George l. Cross q. What is a safety a. Safety is the precaution the player takes. Yon know the Hel met and pads and things. Q. What do the initials do stand for a. A double halfback. No Iguess that would be a whole Back. Red sox drop 4 from roster Boston up the Ameri can league Champion Boston red sox thursday dropped four players including Veteran out fielder George Thomas fro their roster to make room for six minor leagues three of them pitchers. Thomas infielder Ken Poulsen and pitchers Dick Baney and Cecil Robinson were shifted by the red sox from their 40-Man Winter roster to their triple a farm club roster. At the moment they do not havea top farm team since the withdrawal of their working agreement with the former Toronto entry in the International league. Given varsity roster berth were right handed pitchers Ivy Washington and Fred Wenz infielder Syd o Brien and out fielder Joe Lahoud All formerly with Toronto. The red sox also announce the Purchase of Southpaw Rick Hoban from Pittsfield of the Eastern league and the promo Tion of shortstop Luis Alvarad from their Waterloo farm of the Midwest league. 8$ a # # # a t a �5"1" "5" re 1 the stars and stripes 8 gain american Field Clark misses qualifying Rockingham . A eight More Drivers qualified thursday for the american 500stock car race but International Star Jimmy Clark was no among them. The Little scotsman making his first Start in an american big bore Sedan got his factory backed Ford Fairlane up to competitive Speed but then ran into handling problems that will put him at least 16 cars backing the 44-car starting Field. The Day s fastest time for sunday s $78,000 grind Over the one mile banked North Caro Lina motor Speedway was posted by Veteran Paul Goldsmith Ina Plymouth. Goldsmith who won the Carolina 500 Here in1966, had a four Lap Speed of 116.523 Miles per hour. Clark with Only a Day and half to sort himself and the car out on a track he had Neverseen before was clocked by his pit Crew on one practice Lap at115.104 . Clark apparently was unable 275 records fall to Stock racers Bonneville Salt Flats Utah a Buck Blackburn Daytona fla., and three other Drivers broke 275 Stock car records during five Days of trials which ended thursday. Blackburn Mickey Thomp son Long Beach calif., and Curtis Turner Charlotte .,drove 1968 Samaros owned by Smokey Yunick also of Daytona in the Speed trials which began oct. 18. Records were set in the american Stock car and Ameri can unlimited National and International divisions. Blackburn finished up the last500 Miles thursday. To diagnose his handling prob lems and at least two other Ford team Drivers All experienced on this Speedway took turns driving the car. We think we found the Trou ble said one of the Crew Mem Bers assigned to the had to do with some wheel bearings and we will have him going Strong also still not in the Field an not yet at competitive Speed is Lodovico Scarfitti of Italy an other Road racing Veteran who has entered the Stock car rank for the first time. Scarfitti said his problem was mostly one of finding the quickest Way around and i Haven t found it he is driving a plym Outh in the Jim Paschal stable. Others earning spots a. J. Foyt three time India Napolis Winner who also is Mak ing his initial Start at rocking Ham was the Day s second fast est qualifier. He put his Factor Fairlane in 10th spot at 116.391 . Others earning positions 11through 16 were buddy Baker Dodge 116.391 Paschal plym Outh 116.316 Donnie Allison Ford 116.147 Darel Dieringer Dodge 116.063 g. C. Spencer Plymouth 115.227 and Bobby Isaac Dodge 115.218. Clark Scarfitti and such vet eran stockers As Whitey Gerk in James Hylton Don White Charlie Glotzbach and Bud Moore Are among Drivers expected to make the Field Fri Day. David Pearson won the pole spot by leading the eight first Day qualifiers at 117.120, track record. A third International grand prix Driver arrived during the Day. He is Giampiero Biscaldi of Milan Italy. He has been As signed a 1967 Chevelle owned by Veteran Mechanic Turkey min ton of North Wilkesboro
