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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Wednesday, June 26, 1968

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Jne Day 26� t968 the stars and stripes Page official9 Case at i Safe tinle lawyer by John Willia Sondy staff  is it s i1 practising Law before the Tese  that s the Wayfe Bell a lawyer from Lexing pkg describes officiating in National football league egg the top r the very Best is continued the hand he Bell describing the Brand Kobball played in the nil As relaxed tuesday from his Tes on Sie podium at the 1968rfe football coaches and vials clinic being conducted through thursday. _ n had been officiating in the it Heastern conference for 10its" Tom explained when pc offered me the Job As Airee in the nil. I did t real Leel that i wanted to make the Inge but when the compari to the supreme court was scented to me i had to accept Challenge. Land i m certainly glad that de my association with Pete Lelle and the National foot e league have been very  i started at Toppell is one of the few officials Lave made the jump from col late Ball to the pro ranks dirty As a referee. Most of the a officials in the nil Are As lied to an officiating team run a ref who has had consider be pro experience before they i handed the responsibilities leading up a group. Torn will be starting his Sev i year with the pros when my take to the Field later this a and As he said i be been by. A couple of cracked ribs broken toe and a dislocated Imp Aie the Only injuries i  he went on to explain it the officiating end of theine is not without its physical  be got to be on top of i play to make the right  for a referee that Means nit there beside that Quarter re when those big defensive Kmen come charging  remembers toughest calf that brought Tom up to what thought was the toughest Calli an official. For me As a Eree it s the roughing the ser Call. For the officials in Field it s pass interference pc reason in each Case is the pie. Both Calls depend upon in that football leaves the user s hand. Until it does he so game to being tackled and i receivers on the Way Down a Are subject to be taken basically out of the play by pops or blocks. Once the quarterback re ses the Ball he s protected asst being downed and the re Ivers Are immune from inter lace of any Type. It s pretty cult to keep your eyes on to spots at one  i referee can delay Tekell about the charge that elision was dictating timeout gods so that commercials pm be inserted Tom replied fic Culous while it s True that pee Are some times when the on will be held up to allow commercial they Are very Sel i in a Normal nil game there usually enough scoring to get a Mercia is in following Chowns or Field goals. When a the referee but Only the Sree  hold up play when does t interfere with the to Antum of the game. Such an pascum might be after the Ball p changed hands on a punt or be other time when neither mine earns will suffer through Png slowed Clown when a drive underway. L a l last but not least the on nil Gridiron Cardinal Rule Laid Down by com missioner Rozelle himself is that when it s a Choice Between continuity on the Field and a to commercial the game get absolute preference every  Bell s instruction at the us afe school is directed mainly at officiating techniques. Since there Are about 50 differences Between collegiate rules an those of the pro game and these Fellows in the air Force play by the collegiate version i Sta away from Rule discussions inso far As possible. I leave that Parton it up to Frank. Frank Fidler a West coast College official i sharing the instruction with Bell in addition to techniques i emphasize the need for the officials to cooperate and communicate with the coaches in the interest of putting on a smoother game. If the coaches know what you Are calling and Why you arc calling it you Are a lot less Likely to get complaints fro the  in Bell s 10 years with the Southeast conference he officiated basketball As Well As foot Ball and worked two Mcaa basketball finals in 1956 when Bill Russell and san Francisco beat Iowa for the title and again in 1959 when California upset West Virginia for the Crown. Tom gave up basketball officiating because its scheduling interfered with his Law  the nil he says i can leave Lexington Friday night or even saturday and be Back Sun Day night ready to get Back tothe office for another week s work. My wife May not thin that s the Best arrangement in the world but it s not every official that gets a Chance to Call them in the really big  clinic pointers National football league referee Tom Bell 2nd from right above offer advice for prospective officials As part of his instruction at the 1968 Safe football coach Sand officials clinic currently being conducted in Wiesbaden. Taking advantage of Bell s on the spot explanations Are left to right Alfred Crisi Wiesbaden r. D. Murray Torrejon Gerald Wright Frankfurt r. H. Zyzak wheelus Bell and w. C. Wright wheelus. Be Low Texas am coach Gene Stallings diagrams a play on the blackboard for de Barricklow of Moron left and Phil Smith and Charles Berkeley right both of  photos Mcaa announces batting champions new York a Jim Clouser of St. Joseph a pa., is the second straight player from a Philadelphia school to win the Mcaa baseball batting championship according to figures released monday. Clouser a Sophomore Cente fielder won the title with a .464 average and succeeds Steve Krines of Villanova who batted .507 last season. Another Philadelphia player senior shortstop Les Roos of Temple was second this year with a .457  Hansen of Massachusetts a Sophomore left fielder won pair of titles homers and runs batted  in these two categories Are decided on average because of the varying number of games colleges  drove in 30 runs in 21 games for a 1.43 rib per Gam average and hit eight homers for a 0.38  Lohnes of los Angeles state drove in the most runs co but played in 52 games for t 1.15 average. Larry Romney Brigham Young hit the most homers 13, but in 48 games for ai0.27 average. Sophomore Argo me a of Loyola of new Orleans posted tin Best earned run average 0.39 to 0.47 for Junior  Maier o Rochester. Larry Osburn of Rollins freshman had the Best strikeout average 13.5 a game. Comets Edge a Mannheim on hrs in 10th Darmstadt Germany Spe Cial _ the Darmstadt comets exploded for three Home runs Inge last of the 10th inning Here tuesday while wiping out a 6-3mannheim Lead and scoring an -6 exhibition Victory on Jerry Luke s Long two run blast. The clubs were tied 3-3 at the end of nine innings. The Bues came up with a three run rallying the top of the 10th but could t hold the Edge when the comets broke out the siege  Tom Hawkes started the fireworks with a Solo blast for his first Homer of the year. Catcher Nick Vosovic also connected for the first time this year following a walk to Mark Rojas for two runs that lied the score  Pitcher Carroll Wilson issued another walk to Larry Gieber before serving up the decisive Home run pitch to  was Luke s fourth four Bagger of the season and the Ball cleared the 375-foot Mark in left Center. Mannheim Darmstadt vac Liivik How pics Ulm in ski 8 too 010 020 36 10 010 200 000 58vn.wvii i ,. Whips a Washington a  Cooper has resigned As general a n a g e r of the Washington whips of the North american soccer league to Lake suit incr business Post. The Rul mum stockholder Peter r. Leaky to a former Villanova football standout As Iii  a  
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