European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 13, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes monday Barber Weiskopf tied in new tvs Tow no Watere f to \ 53.3s and to h i thu pm his 20th Hhd a Tith a bus said Tea new Orleans la., a r Veteran Miller Barber an Long hitting Tom Weiskopf conquered Par again on the de manding Lakewood country club course saturday and tie for the third round Lead of the $10,000 greater new Orleans open Golf tournament with 10 under Par 203s.the 37-year-old Barber win Ner of the Byron Nelson Golf classic two weeks ago had a 33-3568 w h i 1 e Weiskopf the1968 tour s leading Money win Ner with earnings of nearly,000, had a 32-3567. The final found of the tourney was slated sunday with the win Ner picking up a $20,000 Leader George Archer shot a one in dec Par 70,putting him at 204a strike be Hind the co leaders. Chris Blocker who had a 68, and South african Bobby Cole who celebrate e birthday wit a blistering 65, were fourth place. Tied at 206 began the third round one stroke Behi tid Ai chef ? an Weiskopf was two strokes Back Weiskopt three putted from of the Green to take a bogey five on the first Hole. Barber bog eyed the second Hole after get Ting into two f touch was sharper today than when i won two weeks ag6, Kasai ing for a berth on the Der cup reworking my game Over Petely said Barberi Viii credit to Gardner dec Kinosh Art pea Dham Piton Don january fir helping him.,. Barber canned Birdie putts of20, 15 arid eight feel ott1 the fourth fifth arid sixth holes1. Vhf Sank a 12-Ihcher at no. 0 for an other Birdie. " v Nate by Don Sauer staff writer 3 stars and stripes photographer Wayne Dixon was All set Toline up Safe s first triple Crown Winner with All his Safe trophies. Great idea de Luther his arms loaded Down wit hardware and flashing a big Grin. Ran into a Snag though. Safe pin Kings were getting watches. Not much of a picture with Eland three watches one for each wrist and one left Over. De Hopes Safe is giving away something else besides watches next year when he returns in quest of perhaps another triple Crown. He s got six already and what can one Man do with six quite a while to run through six. Not that de does t like capturing Safe Bowling titles or appreciate Safe s awards but six watches How about a Good old fashioned plaque or trophy. Of Well maybe someone else will win next thing sure the doubles championship will go to someone else at least partially. Luther will be shopping around for another partner As Bill Helsel one Hal of the tandem will be rotating much sooner than next year tourney. Helsel with the 48th tac Hospital at Lakenheath an Luther with the 513th Supply Squadron at Mildenhall two Only five Miles apart have made a pretty Good combination we must admit. Was pretty close this year though went right Down to the last Frame in the last game before things were a matter of fact so did the singles and All events two Man Duel Down the stretch featuring Luther an Max Burke from Rota Spain matched picture Book stylists pair of very smooth performers. Burke throws a pretty big lat breaking Hook that really scatters them even on a thin hit but Luther s Little tailed Bender gets the Job done pretty effectively too. Luther though he came Oul on top was mightily impressed with his adversary. He was disappointed when Max could t make it to the All air Force tourney because de was definitely looking for a partner in the Usan doubles and Max pretty much got his top rating but another dangerous competitor in the All air Force is spam Morocco s Dave Losk who comes close to having the biggest Hook of Safe s contenders. Losk who cups the Ball almost in the Palm of his hand and looks something like a spider he lets Loose of the spheroid came up with the tourney s two top individual games. And when he finds his line and starts string ing pm look out Burke has to rate As a top threat for next year and May be this time will get the Navy top spot in the Safe tourney. Max working with oceanographic services for Fleet weather entrain Rota would like nothing better. Next year he vows hell be pre pared to go farther meaning the All air Force affair. He had problems this trip like orders Reading Only for the Safe com petition which meant no farther. The Good looking father of three also was a bit Short on finances. A wife and three kids sometimes does t leave much spare change he shrugged by next year hopefully it will be different and Max also Hopes to get off to a better Start too. A poor opening series Hurt his chances As reclaimed i just could t find my line. He kept improving though As after an opening 1141, he jumped to 1219 and finished with rousing 1241. Those Spain Morocco Kegler stick together. Doug Petti who Hel the singles Lead with a 1216 six game total after the first shift watched ruefully As Burke his teammate jumped into the Driver seat with a big 237 in his fourth game and appeared headed for the title. Well at least it will go to Spain Morocco anyway Pett remarked philosophically. Odds and ends the team Safe sends to the women s por continued on Page Siv Aparicio hits Chison to 1-0 win Over a s Oakland a Luis Aparicio doubled Home an unearned run in the third inning and three Chicago pitchers made it stand up As the Whiteson edged the Oakland athletics., 1-0, Cullen opened the third with a single and reached Sec Ond when Ramon Webster let Jim Nash s Pickoff throw getaway for an error. Aparicio s two out double delivered Amerun. Winner Joe Horler 2-5, Al Lowed two hits Over the first six innings but ran into trouble inthe seventh when Rick monday singled and John Donaldson and Joe Rudi Drew two rout walks loading the Wood came on and got Pinch hitter Danny Cater on rally ending bouncer. Wood then set the a s Down in order in the eighth and got the first two men in the ninth. Manager Eddi Stanky then brought in Bob locker for the final out. Wood chopper Chicago. Oakland a r h by a r h by 4000 pm Peris is 40004011 a Jackson of 4000 3000 Bando 3b 40100000 Webster in 4000 4000 monday of 40104010 Pagliaroni o 4000 3010 Donaldson 2b 20003000 Rudi if 1010 3110 Nash p 200 0 0 0 0 0 Robson pm 00000000 Cater pm 2 0 it Ahlblad p 1000 de Luther nervous final moments Berry of Aparicio Seward if Bradford fijo Seplin c Mccraw in Joss of Melton 3bcullen 2b Wood Plocker p to 000000 Causey 2b Tota Chicago Oakland 000 000 0000 a Melton Webster. Do Chicago .1.lobchicago 4, Oakland 6. 2brudi, 31 1 4 1 total 30 0 3 0 001000 0001 Aparicio. So Mccraw in rerbb8ohorlen w.2-562-3 3 0 0 24 Wood 2 00000locker 1-3000 0 1 l.l-3 7 4 1 0 12lindblad ,.2 0 0 0 03 hip Horlen Rudi. . T2 21. A30,603. Perfection rewarded Oakland a own Rcharles o. Finley of the Oak land athletics presented Jim Catfish Hunter with a new contract for the 1968 season in ceremony on the Field before saturday s game with the Chi Cago White sox Finley who promised Huntera new contract with a raise of $5,000 after he pitched a Perfec game against the Minnesota twins wednesday night also gave $1, to Catcher Jim Pagliaroni who was Hunter s Batter mate in the game then Viaroni Hunter with a catching the game presented Page Good watch for Broncos sign affiliate Seattle Wash. Up the Seattle rangers of the Continental football league and the Den ver Broncos of the american football league have announce Ca formal working agreement. Hank Aaron. 489 career homers h. Aaron slams pair of Hursas braves pin . Atlanta a Hank car on slammed a pair of homers driving in four runs and ppr ered Atlanta to a 5-1 Victory Over the los Angeles dodger saturday night. The two blasts a Solo Shotin the first inning and a three run smash in the third boosted Aaron s career total to 489 Home Tillman cracked a Homer with the bases empty in the fourth for an insurance run for Pitcher Pat Jarvis 3-3, who blanked the dodgers for six innings. The dodgers Rocky colavito scored in the seventh when he singled took third on Bob Bai Ley s double and raced Home on Pinch hitter Len Gabrielson s in Field bouncer. Hankering to hit los Angeles atlant Aab r h by a r n. 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I hit some after the bogey on he knocked in it it fat for a Birdie four a also birdied the next Hole fro eight feet. Jan eight foot tap at no. 6 Anda 25-footer on the seventh Hok also produced birdies for Whitall Weiskopf. Cole s 65 was the lowest round of the Day. The 135-Pound sooth african Winner of the 1966 Brit ish Amateur Crown has won Only $450 on the 1968 tour. The leaders Miller Barber 69-66-68-208 Tom Weiskopf 66-70-67-20jigeorge. Archer 69-65-70-2m Chris Blocker 68-70-68-206bobby Cole 69-72-85-20j Dave Marr 67-70-70-s1bert Yancey 69-6949-2071 Tommy Aaron 8&89-Ti-Mtjohn lots 70-71-67-208 Dave Stockton 67-89-72-2di Jay Mebert 70-89-70-209. Oary player 66-70-73-209 Johnny Pott 66-72-71-209 Charles Sifford 69-73-87-209prank Beard. 71-71-88-210 Billy Casper 72-70-68-210 ibo Charles. 69-72-69-2m i Charles Goody 74-66-70-210 i Harriott Henning. 6h4-6m1i Bob Verwey 71-69-70-210 Paul Bond Esfan 68-70-73-211gay Brewer 70-74-67-211 Bill Garrett 71-71-69--211 Bob Lunn 72-88-71-211steve of Perriann 70-69-72-211 Hugh Royer 72-72-67-211mason-Rudolph 68-72-71-211 George Boutell 67-75-70-21 Bruce Devlin 75-67-70-212labron Harris 69-73-79-m Phil Rodgers 69-69-74-212 Ron Cerrudo 67-73-73-Mchuck Courtney 70-71-72-213 Lionel Hebert 74-69-70-21 Dick Mayer 71-7 v " " Sam Bobby Stanton ii Wmearl Stewart 72-72-69-m Bert Weaver Jim Wiechers .,., Homero Blancas Sam Carmichae Gardner Dickinson Dave Elchelberger Richard Pounder Jacky Cupit. Bob Dickson Jim Grant Howie Johnson Coble Lagrange Billy Maxwell Robert Murphy Bob Tosk Hideyo. Terry Dju Harold Kneece. George Knudson. Steve Rew. Plug Sanders ,., Terry Mike hug Gina Tarry Hartson. Dick crawfpr4,. Rex Baxter ,.,cd Tel Brown. Drug tests set in Preakness Baltimore a t h first three finishers in next sat urday s Preakness will be tested for drugs Deldred Winehart chairman of the Maryland raq eng commission said saturday. The Normal practice at Mary land race tracks is to test Only the Winner of each race. The stewards May have others tested if they have reason to w w. Extra in the Preakness come Wake t dancer s image the Kentucky continued on 5
