European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 06, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes monday May 6j exhibitions rockets beat Hawks 1-0 comets win Hahn Germany special an infraction of the new spitball Rule led to a 1-0 Victory for therein main rockets Over the Hahn Hawks Here sunday in a exhibition game that saw loser Tom Chandler turn in a sparkling one hitter. De Mcnorton went the route on the Mound for the rockets and scattered four singles to gain the Victory. Chandler struck out 11 and walked four while Mcnorton fanned six and issued Only one base on  rockets scored in the Sec Ond inning when Bob Payne Linda clean single to left for the Only hit off Chandler bringing Home Bill Ash from second base. Ash was awarded first base when the Umpire called a Ball on what was termed an illegal Back of the neck touch  Chandler with the count 3-2.Chandler tried to pick Ash off first and threw wild moving the runner to second and setting the stage for Payne s key hit. Darmstadt Germany Spe Cial the Darmstadt comets exploded for four runs in the Bot Tom of the ninth inning Here Sun Day to pull out a 7-6 exhibition Victory Over the 2nd support brigade hurricanes of the com league. Two walks and Mark Rojas single loaded the bases for the defending Safe Germany con Ference champions in the ninth. Reliever  Dowden the walked winning Pitcher Jerry Luke for the first run and Larr Groeber hit a sacrifice Fly for the  red Meshach fanned for the second out another Wal loaded the bases again and Al Jenkins doubled in the tying an winning runs. Bob Bianco had three hits forthe comets in their seventh non league Victory out of 10  hurricanes had held a 5-0 Lead after two innings. Berlin special Dave Rede knocked in three runs to help Wiesbaden s flyers hand Heberlin bears their first loss of the year 4-1, Here  singled in a first inning tally smacked a Solo Home Runin the fourth and doubled in a seventh inning run. Carl Spain sacrifice Fly accounted for the other flyer  Parker with Relief help from Tex Harris stopped the bears on six hits five off Parker. Harris bases full walk to George Geiger scored the Only Berlin run. Bears starter Denni Cowart took the loss. Berlin had recorded its sixth straight  Topping Wiesbaden in the series opener saturday 4-3in 11 innings. Wuerzburg Germany special the Wuerzburg warriors of the Marne league  3rd support brigade Grey hounds 1-0, in an exhibition base Ball game Here sunday. The warriors scored in the Bot Tom of the fourth on a single  Ron Todd an error and Bob Hamilton s double. Dachau Germany special Len Boswell pitched and batted the Grafe Woehr rangers to a12-4 exhibition Victory Over the Dachau commanders Here Satur , with help from Bill Mulligan won his second game striking out eight and walking three As Well As going 2-for-3 at Bat including a two run double. Mulligan fanned four and gave up one hit in his 21-3-Innuig stint stint. My. St., Nyu halt Villanova runaway a it it. A a t 4 it pm ._._. It 4 a 1 a. Hf2i.j.m. I 4 vhf �uil._. V a a t Quantico a. A Mary land state and new York University put the brakes on Villan ova s threatened runaway sat urday in the 12th annual Quanti co relays but the wildcats still had their moments of glory As records continued to fall despite dreary overcast Day. The first Wildcat stopper was Maryland state which tied Vil Lanova in the sprint Medley re Lay on uie strength of a great Anchor leg  Carver King As both teams equalled the meet record of 3 20.6. Nyu applied the Crusher Albyron Dyce ran the last one half mile in 1 47.6 to Lead the Vio lets to a 7 27 Victory in the two mile relay As Villanova faded completely out of the race. Dyce had led Nyu past the wildcats Friday in the four mile  Villanova still wound up with three and one half relay victories. Larry James with a 47.1 Anchor led the wildcats Toa 3 14.4 mile relay Triumph and Villanova took the 880-Yard re Lay in 1 26.4. In addition the wildcats had three individual winners including Vince Bizzarro with a meet record 16 feet a Inch in the pole vault. Erv Hall beat out Veteran Leon Coleman of the Southern California strides inthe High hurdles and Dave Patrick took the invitational mile in 4 04.9. Ussery pilots dancer s image to Derby win continued from Page 17 for fifth was followed in orderly Jig time Don b., trouble brewing proper proof Devega Captain s gig Iron ruler verbatim and gleaming  s image got the slow est Start of the entire Field and trailed 13 horses for one half mile until Ussery began to move the Wood memorial and the Gold cup Winner toward the front. With a Quarter mile to go there were still seven horses in front of him As Many of the Esti mated 100,000 voices cheered him  the eighth pole us Sery found the opening he needed and had a length Lead in the final stretch  the second Choice behind Forward pass in the betting dancer s image paid $9.20, $4.40 and $4 after stepping the 14miles in 2 02 1-5. I let him run his own race Ussery explained. I dropped him Back to last because Heddin t seem to want to run unless he was behind those  really moved when that Hole opened up on the rail. Knew it was All Over at the Quarter  2-1 Choice Forward pass the 2-1 Bettin Choice returned $4.20 and $3.20, and Francie s hat paid $6.40.Ussery, waving two fingers at the crowd like a Victory signal jumped from the Colt s Back and commented it looks like i getting to  a come from  Hind  aboard dancer s image and last year on proud Clarion Ussery made a late stretch bid for the $125,000-added , who had to slip through the Equine traffic Jato get a front running position said the no. 13 Post position did t seem to bother him much. I was laying right where wanted to   the time we reached the first  saw him coming at the end the 34-year-old rider from Texas said i saw him coming but there was nothing could do about  Earlie fires who was aboard Francie s hat said he was  led at the Colt s move in the turn toward Home. He was running Well at the head of the stretch too but that other horse dancer s image was just running  Francie s hat who had Bee six lengths behind the Leader after a mile missed the Golden glory  less than two lengths. Dancer s image while providing Ussery with his unique Dou ble also became the second Maryland bred Colt to win the Derby in three years. Kauai King turned the trick in 1966. The Victory also avenged the family Honor for dancer s image. It was in the Derby 15 years ago that his sire native dancer suffered the Only defeat of his 22-race  also soothed the feelings for Cavalaris who came to Kentucky last year with Cool recep Tion a top contender but  came discouraged before the Derby and went Home. This time Cavalaris brought dancer s image and stood him in a bucket of ice water to Coolis tender Ankles. Cavalaris used ligament  the barrel an bandages  the mile. He also stayed away fro hard workouts As much As pos sible and settled for three to four mile morning gallops in  paid off. Bet Marks toppled in classic the continued from Pago it betting attracting $414,707compared with favored Forward pass $567,646. Those who liked dancer s image bet $250,022 on him to win $99,604 to place and $65,081 to show. The Derby Winner returned$1,160,101 to win $9.20 for each $2 bet $219,128 on place tickets and $138,162 on show  son of native dancer was the third horse in Derby history to return More than $1 million on win tickets. The others were Lucky Debonair and Kauai King also a native dance offspring. Forward pass total place pot was $232,104 while Francie s hat the third place horse re turned a total of $99,132 on show tickets. A ant co  Bill Clarethe 10,000-meter Chan to the 5,000-meter title Friday and once Switse record in 29 55.2. Set a individual meet records fell i Barry Brown of the now y or?., who ran the 3,000-Mcto, steeplechase in 8 51.6 three time olympic Champion Al re Ter of the new York  us the discus 192 feet four inches and Milton Sonsky of the Bru track club with a 255-g throw in the javelin. Olympic 100-meter Champion wyomia Tyus of Tonnessew state missed her own world record  Only two tenths of a second As she set a meet Markof 10.5 in the 100-Yard dash. She then anchored the tier Belles to a meet record 46.1 clocking in the women s 440-Yard relay Veteran Mamie Rallins of the mayor Daley youth foundation won the women s 80-meter hurdles for the third year in a Rowand with her third successive record performance this time11.2 seconds. Dyce s Anchor leg in the two mile relay in which he came All the Way from sixth place to win was his second great Job of the Day. He had run a 1 47.7 one half mile in the sprint Medley in which he just failed to overhaul Maryland state and Villanova. The judges ruled a dead Hea Between Anchorman King of Maryland state and Frank Murphy of Villanova. Another Blanket finish was the100-Yard dash in which Veteran John Moon of the new Jersey astros was declared the win Ner Over Hall and de Roberts o the Baltimore olympic club who had won three years in arow. Quantico relay summaries Quantico a. A sum Maries of saturday s final events in the 12th annual quantic relays women s 80-Mctcr hurdles 1, Tim to Rallins mayor Duley youth foundation 11.2 meet record old record 11.4,  Rallins in 19672, Carmen Smith. Atoms ., 11.5. 3, Gladys Jerm Lson police ath lotto league 12.0. 4, Lois Johnson police athletic league 12.1. 5, Beth Hutson Ohio  120 hurdles1, Erv Hall. Villanova 14.0. 2, Leon Coli nun Southern califor Nia so riders 14.0. 3, Al Rockwell Hamil ton fab 14.2. 4, Bob Oreen . Gazelles 14.4. 6, James Taylor Clemson 14.5 collegiate sprint Medley relay Divi Sion 1, Norfolk state Irving Joseph. Georgo a lbs Rob Boyd. Tom james3 25.0. 2, Eastern Kentucky 3 23.6. 3, Lona 3 27.4. 4.p1u, 3 27.5. 5. Del aware 3 27.0. Club and service sprint Medley relay 1, Philadelphia pioneers Bill Del Vecchio Paul Drayton Blaine menu Jim burnett3 20.0. 2, far Leluth  Ken son Frosh 3 20.8. 3, Quantico marines 3 30.2. 4, St. John s Frosh 3 31.1. 6. New York Plo Neeru. 3 33.8. Collegiate sprint Medley relay a Lvi Alori 11, tie Between Villanova Larry James Hal Elchler Erv Hall Frank Murphy and Maryland state Benedic Cayenne James Lewie Alphonzo Grimes Carver konx3 20.0 Lien meet record set in 1007  . Army. 3, new Yorku. 3 22.4. 4, for Dhara. 3 2x0. 5, St. Johns 3 23.0. Javelin 1, Milton Sonsky Bruce ., Ware ., 1007. 2, Gary Stenlund Hock ing Valley ., 240-3. 3, Gyorko mochas Knoxville ., 230-0. 4, William Hal nor Tennessee 20-8. Roger Collins Clemson 227-7.100-Yard dash i John Moon new Jer sey a trod . 2, Erv Hull Villanova,0.0. 3, de Roberts Baltimore olympic club 0.0. 4, Kroc Collins Jamaica w.i., 10.0. 5, Al Render Hampton Institute 10.0.one mile walk1, Estebun Valloft. Belvoir 0 50.0. 2, Robert Kitchen Spring fled College 7 00.3, a Larunce hum Hurt . Merchant Marine 7 21.0. 4, Bob pol lock unattached 7 50.0. 0, Gerry will Worth Philadelphia ac., 7 60.3.women s 100-Yard dash -1, wyomia Tyus to Lessee state 10.5 meet record old record 100,  Diana Wilson 1007 and tied  Tyus in heal. A. Wyllye White mayor Daley youth foundation 10 0. 3, Mutt Lou Render Tenne nuo suite 11.0. I Murcella dual Al  Bute . 0, Kathy Jones mayor Couloy youth foundation 11.4. 3,000-meter  i Barry Brown now York  8 52.0, moot record old record 8 52.0,  Mike Man Ley. Quantico marines i960. 2. Bui a Cully Quantico Marino 8 52.8. 3, Copley Al Kors Quantico Marine 0 11.0. 4, Tom Donnelly Villanova 0 13.2. 5, Mike do Micco St. Johns 0 10.8. Club and Are vice 440-Yard relay1, new Jersey astros Fred Jackson rup port Crawford Norman Tilic John moon41.b. 2, grand Street boy association. 42.0. 3, Quant co Marine 43.7. 4, Philadelphia Plon ours 42.8. 6, new York pioneers 43.0. Coll Clato 440-Yard relay1, 8l John n Pat Caldon Chris Llanna Phil Mitra Ca George cos Jill 41.8. 2, Hampton Institute 42.3. 3, Central Connecticut 42.4. 4, . Military Academy 42.6. 5, Morgan state 42.5. Triple jump1, vol Brooks now York pioneers 49 feet 11 Inchon. 2, Norm tale new Jersey Antooa 40-3v4. 3, Robert stratum unattached 48-uh. 4, Bryan baiter Pitt 47-8 i. 6, Hartley Saundra Mot Nan state 47-7 v collegiate two mile relay division 11-1, Catholic  Tom Nolan Jerry Price John Muc Loon Steve co.ilion7 30.0. 2, Gumplo 7 41.4. 3, far Leigh do kaon 7 42.4. 4. La Sallo 7 44.0, 0, Eastern Ken Tucky 7 44.4. Club and service two mile relay1, Quantico Marlin h Dennis Slon hot Ker John Tell Lynn Dave Farley John perry7 31.0. 2, new York ,. 7 34.0. 3. Mary land freshmen 7 41.0. 4, Georgetown freshmen 7 43.0. 5, now York  Kroah 7 50.4. Collegiate two mile relay division i1, new York  Mel Rhodes Bruce Dol Man George Wlson Lewski Byron dyce7 27.0. 2. Georgetown 7 27.2. 3, Mary land. 7 28.8. 4,  Johns 7 20.4. 5,Tennessee, 7 31.2. Women s 880-Yard run1, Madeline Manning Toi Mushyn Batuta 2 00.0. 2. Francu Kniker Michl Kummel 2 11.0. 3, sue Dudley Michlig Annieb 2 14.0, 4, Terry Hull Knox Llla ., 2 15,2. A Shelly marshal,1, atoms  2 10.4. Club  service 880 relay1, grand Street boys association Ron Whon Kevin o Connor Rupa Rogers Charlie mays1 20.5. 2, Philadelphia Pioneer 1 20.0. 3, Villa nov front1 28.1. 4, Quant co marines 1 28.0. 6, Baltimore olympic club 1 20.3. Coll Glato 880 relay Villanova Uard Agu Davis Hal Elchler Erv Hall Larry quinon1 20.4. 2, . Johns 1 20.7. 3, Central Connecticut 1 27.0. 4, u.8, Mill Ottawa signs Back Ottawa a the Ottaw Arough riders have announced the signing of running halfback Alex Moore of Norfolk state. L 2s.2. 3, Mir in run 1, suit i try Academy. 1 28 it invitational mlle run1  intr Lex Villanova 4 04.9. 2. Bra ii a Lylun Manthil urn 4 03.3. 3. Stevo Tiik la in. It Orger town. 4 00.3. 4, 11111 Hippo.  ., 4 08.2, 6, Hick Urb Lim. Unn Tuchy. 4 11.7.women s 440 relay1,  i Iseo stat Marcolla Daniel mall Leno i mulch Una mor lit wyomia tyu.i46.1  in Fred  8 Chau. 2, mayor  youth foundation a to non 47.0. 3. Atom  48.1. 4. Mayor Daley youth found ton team 49.3. 5, Ohio ., 9.i Dlaclw-1, Al Cortor new York  1b2 cot 4 indie meet record of record. 101-u,  Ocreter. In a 2, a to warts unattached 187-11. 3, a Schwartz hooking Valloy to Iso a Hob Bloecker. . Army 17" 5. 5. M a Olivcr Southern California str Liu a i 1l women a Long Jun a. Miye Wollf mayor Daley youth foundation. I incite. 3, Martha Wainon. I state 10-Gvi 3. Full ,. 18-Su. 4. Pat  Dalny youth foundation. 17-s .4. Klo Fox. It the � 8peotleu i 17 invitational mlle relay 1. Olympic club cd Howie. A in de Kob Cru Nick led 3 11 4. Of 3 11.7. 3. Maryland Only three in Lulea. Collegiate mlle relay  Eantorno Kentucky Clur Ciufu Dill Bwana on Danny Jonah. Ttir3 10.8. 2. Norfolk state. 3 10.1. U., 3 17. 4. Howard 3 1s.o. 6, slate 3 1h.4.polo Mill 1. Vinco Nurr Vul 10 feet w Inch Nuet " record 15-11 to  Rolando a 11 04. 2, Tovo Lowuna t 3. Holport sprung Knox lilo Peter Kowzun Baltimore i. 5. Jew to new soft of. 3 11.� Cruz  1olympic Vars ii 1 vol Lino nil �1jviluiw 3 15.8 3, Ift or Pyu Oak a 1 i Conn. Iwj4. 3. Frank i ilk mor olympic club 3u"".uaclio, Mufti Ilco marines  cml in Mold unattached to Coolidge Una Tuchuk 31 07.3.-1m.us 3 1. � 7 l in York u., 3 179 111 t , qua ,