European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes skipping around the sports world texas9 Royal tops coaches9 Golf Cherokee Village Ark a coach Darrell Royal of the University of Texas one of the most faithful participants in the coaches invitational Golf tournament Here finally won it tuesday with a 36-Hole total of154. Royal shot 37-3976 Ove Cherokee Village s Par 36-3672 course tuesday and scored Aone stroke Victory Over coach Frank Broyles of the University of Arkansas. Broyles the defending Cham Pion had led Royal by two strokes after monday s opening round when he shot 76. Broyles and a 78  has played in the tournament each of the four years it has been held. Coach Ben Martin of the air Force Academy was third with 80-80160. Sheboygan wis. Up Joe Hauser the Only Man in baseball history to hit More than 60 homers in two separate years was to be enshrined thursday night in the Wisconsin Hall of , 69, a native of Mil Waukee holds the minor league Home run record of 69, set in 154 games with Minneapolis of the american association in 1933 and also hit 63 in a seasoning the International league. He played five years in the major leagues with the Philadel phia athletics and one season with the Cleveland indians. San Diego Calif. A Pete Newell former athletic director and basketball coach atthe University of California tuesday was named Genera manager of the san Diego Rock ets of the National basketball association. The announcement was made by Bob Breitbard the club pres ident at a news  Mcmahon who has been both the team s coach and Gen eral manager will continue As the head , 52, resigned from California s athletic department earlier this year during a bitter controversy Between Black and White athletes at the University. Bradenton Fla. A the Pittsburgh pirates have agreed to conduct their Spring 1st brigade tops div has 8-3, in 4th army game Goeppinger Germany special league leading 1st Bri Gade banged out 12 hits her wednesday for an 8-3 Triumph Over division has in a 4th Arm div league makeup contest. Only two of the 11 runs by Bot clubs were earned. The Victory boosted 1st brigade to 9-3 for the year and left division has even at 5-5. Jerry Mays scattered eight hits Over the distance to Chalk up his second Victory without loss. Ernie Young took the loss and is now 0-2. He was relieved by Duane Clark in the sixth As 1st brigade padded its Lead wit two final runs on theron free Dom s two run  Levindowski Russ Rich Ards Mike Vandersommen an Mack Manns each had two hits for the winners while Ray Sakie Wicz had two doubles for the losers and Rudy Donahue drove in two runs with a double and a single. 1st brigade 0231020008121 division has 0100002003 85mays and Levindowski Young Clark 6 and Davis. A Mays 2-0. A Yount u-3. Us 1st brigade Freedom. Baseball training in Bradenton into the 21st Century. Mayor b. T. Arbuckle announced tuesday the signing in Pittsburgh last weekend of a40-year contract that includes two five year optional Exten Sions. The 20-Page contract Calls for construction of an $850,000 base Ball Complex. The pirates will build housing office and dining buildings expected to cost$650,000 with the City developing a four Diamond baseball com plex and a clubhouse. Next year for the first time the pirates will train in Braden ton with their five minor league clubs which previously reported at Daytona Beach. Last year the pirates trained at fort Myers. Urbana to. A Bruc Mclenna a Kansas City chiefs football player was killed tues Day in a Highway Accident near Urbana a Missouri National guard spokesman said. The spokesman said Mclenna on a two week tour of duty with the guard was Riding in a military vehicle that was involved in a sideswipe collision with a , 26, a fullback from Hillsdale mich., College Wason the chiefs taxi squad last season. He originally signed with the Detroit Lions of the National football league and saw action with the Baltimore Colts and new Orleans saints before signing with the american foot Ball league chiefs. New York up the  basketball team has scheduled three exhibition game with professional squads in late september and the first week of october As a final tuneup for the Mexico City  Carnevale chairman of the . Olympic basketball committee said the first exhibition contest will be in Newyork sept. 28 against the new York knickerbockers whose squad includes Bill Bradley Cap Tain of the 1964 olympic team and Walt Bellamy Center of the astros double up mets As new Pilot Steps in new York up the Houston astros made Harry Walker s debut As manager Success tuesday night by sweeping a doubleheader fro the new York mets on a pair of seventh inning rallies winning the opener 3-2 on Jim Wynn s Homer and the second game 6-5on Bob Watson s sacrifice Fly. Wynn s Homer off Speedball Lenolan Ryan snapped a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning of the opener but he had to leave the game in the third inning of the second game with a Groin injury. His replacement was Watson who tagged reliever Ron Taylor for the seventh inning sacrifice Fly which snapped a 5-5 tie and pinned the loss on hard Luck Don Cardwell 1-8, who was the victim of four unearned runs. Walker who replaced Grady Hatton As manager tuesday with the club on a six game losing Streak had problems Only in the third inning of the second game when he called on two relievers while the met scored five runs to overcome a 5-0 deficit and tie the game. But Jim Ray who Balke Home the tying run settled Down and stopped the mets unjust five hits in a six inning stint to gain his first major league Triumph. The mets made three error behind Cardwell and the third one set up the winning  Gotay started the rally with a seventh inning single an stole second. On the steal neither shortstop Bud Harrelso nor second baseman Phil Linz covered the bag and Jerry Grote s throw went into Center continued on Page 22 winning in 7thhouston Menke 2bsimpson of Wynn Costa us in Rader 3bwatson if Brand Torres is Lemaster p first game new Yorka r h by a r h by 3100 Bosch ct5000 Linz 2b 3221 Cjones it3011 Grote c 5021 Charles ib4000 Buchek 3b 3000 Agee rf4020 Weis is 2000 Ryan Swoboda pm 4110 3000 4010 4000 31314000 3000 3011 3000 1000 total 32 3 7 3 total 32 2 6 2 Houston 000020 1003 new York 010 010 0002 a Ryan Watson. Do Houston 1.lobhouston 11, new York 7. 2b Rader. Or Wynn 7. A Lemaster. In h r Erbb sole master w.6-6 9 Ryan l,s-5 9hbpryan staub. T 6 2 7 3 -2 22. Winning in 7th second game Houston new Yorka r h blab r h by Gotay 2b 5220 Harrelson is 4 1 3 0simpson of 4210 Linz 2b 4010 Wynn of 2100 Cjones if 5101watson if 2001 Grote c 3110 staub in 1113 Charles 3b 5121thomas if 4012 Martin in 4011 Rader 3b 3000 Agee of 3010adlesh c 4010 Bosch of 3000 Torres is 4010 Shamsky of 1000blasgme p 0000 Cardwell p 3110 Buzhardt p 0000 Rtaylor p 0000ray p 3000 Boswell pm 1000 Gladding p 0000 Koonce p 0000 total 32 6 7 6 total 30 5 10 3 Houston 203 000 100 6 new York 005 000 000 5 a Harrelson Martin Adlesh  1, new York 2. Lob. Houston 6, new York 9. Or staub 4 so Simpson , Gotay. Of Watson. In h 1-2 Blasingame Buzhardt. Ray a Gladding Cardwell l.l-8  Cerp Ray. 26,531. 2 1-3 6 2-3 61-312-3 1balkray. R Erbb so3320 20 t3 10. A in 1960.on  . Team at Rome a. 29 the olympians will face the Cincinnati royals at Cincinnati. The royals lineup includes Jerry Lucas another Star of the 1960 olympic  final game of the tuneup series sends the olympic Tea against the Denver rockets of the american basketball association in Denver on oct. 5. Coach Henry p. Iba serving his second term As olympic coach plans to bring his squad together in Early september at the Adams state College Ca Pusin Alamosa colo., for three weeks of intensive training. Belgrade up Yugo Slavia beat the . Olympic basketball team 87-79, in an International match Here tuesday  Korac and Draguti Cermak paced the victors with 24 and 23 Points  Silliman topped the . With 15 Points Spencer Haywood Allied 14 and Mike Barrett added 11. Silliman and Barrett were members of the aau championship armed Force steam Silliman being an army eager and Barrett a Navy  two clubs were scheduled for another match wednesday night in Ljubljana. Baltimore a Wally Bunker a 19-game Winner in 1964, attempting a comeback stage 23, was recalled by the Baltimore orioles tuesday from Rochester of the International league. Bunker who posted a 6-1record at Rochester with a 2.70 earned run average in 70 innings was scheduled to report to the orioles in Oakland and Star against the athletics wednesday , a right hander won 19 games As a Rookie in 1964 and10 during each of the next two seasons before dropping to a 3-7record last season. He was Trou bled by shoulder and Elbow pains from 1965 through 1967. Innsbruck Austria a the International ski federation Fis has rejected an Appeal of the austrian federation to review the disqualification Case of Kar Schranz in the Grenoble olym Pic slalom  was then disqualified for missing a Gate shortly before he interrupted his run allegedly to avoid collision with a French policeman in heavy fog. The Fis executive body rejected the austrian Appeal by a 13-1 vote with two  thereby upheld the race jury s decision and ruled that Schran after missing Gate no. 18 was still 17 meters away from the policeman which made it impossible that he could have Bee disturbed by audible or visual  executive body decided that in the future runs could Only be repeated when a skier was directly involved in a collision or when he discontinued the race immediately after avoiding a collision. Flood 0 from up a upsets continue headlines in the Tennis championship wednesday with y Nikk Pilic pulling off  Lew Hoad 6-3, 6-2, in other surprises Earl Buchholz knocked other former Wimbledon Pion from Australia by. Ing Frank Sedgman. H \ " Owen turned Davidson the tables _ Africa s Cliff Drysdale a j 6-4  Christine tra Janes Britain 6-2, 14,Stephanie de Fina Fla., shocked  Bowrey of 6-4. These reversal the heels of . Davis m Clark Graebner s big sir1 against australian Fred Stolle 6-4, 11-9, Taij Graebner the new yorker who is big service As a major up that could take the . Int Challenge round of the it cup was  stormed to Victory i Hoad in less than an Tan looking much stronger than i 1956-57 Wimbledon Champ i1is seeded seventh in the 1 renewal of that classic week. Buchholz dominates Buchholz took full adva iof Sedgman s Lack of cont dominate their match powerful service and better Al rage of the court. Two other americans Tail beaten in third round maw aussie professional Royl son turned Back Ron Home Highland Falls , my and Alex Olmedo fee  eliminated Tom a sen Berkeley Calif he 6-4.rosemary Casals a old from san Francisco of lined the current bad form � shown since turning pro months ago when beat h 10-8, 6-2bywinnieswfllwland in women s singles Mary Ann Eisel St. I rust i lip Joy South Africa Al american women More held their own in blurt clashes wednesday. Russia 6-,Bartkowicz, Ham . Collegian 1st pice in fro soccer St. Louis a the de troit cougars picked Jim Berry a right fullback from the University of British Columbia in Victoria As the first Choice monday in the North american soccer league s , under a system to be used Only this season Drew Sec Ond to Chicago but obtained the Chicago pick because of a earlier Trade Between the two  Villa a 21-year-old St. Louis native who played at Quincy 111. College was the first United states player to be drafted. He was picked by these. Louis stars. The . And Canadian play ers were the source of the most interest monday since Nas rules provide that in 1969 each team must have at least three nationals on its roster. Berry was one of 109 player from throughout the world Cho sen from lists of players received by clubs now in the Nail but who were in the former United soccer association Orthe United professional soccer  clubs also were to deter mine the priority in going after the  Walsh president of the Nail said the league would no make known the names of for eign players not under contract because of stringent tampering  cannot disclose the identities in order to avoid to possibility of inadvertently with the of the certain of players although Jet the moment tampering the medium Walsh said. M i p Pis "1concel mtracis.1 being printed olympics