European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes monday july 15 a t 2nd brigade nails Down 8th div i Baum older Germany special the 2nd brigade dragons wrapped up the 8th div league baseball Champion ship Here sunday with an exciting 2-1 Triumph Over the 1st brigade  two other 8th div teams slated to clash on the same Field the game washed to seven innings. So the dragons winners of the first half in the 8th div nailed Down the Sec Ond half Crown and the Over All title on the last Day of the  Bill Burkle tamed the troopers on four hits. He gave up the unearned run in the first inning on an error sacrifice and a single by John Solomon. The troopers Clung to their 1-0 Lea until the Bottom of the third when the dragons moved ahead on a two run error. Tom iceman led off the dragon third with a single and moved up on Lonnie Ray s double. Then Clivence Hunter Wai intentional walked to Load the  Nicholas follow id with a bouncer to second base but the throw to first was wide and iceman and Ray both scored Burkle had Little trouble after the troopers managed their first inning  struck out nine and walked nobody to ring up his ninth win of the season one defeat. For Jashed the second pc cd to replace the Sun joints defending Saff Ipi oils As the 8th div Kin. S?08 wound up half in third place with a 5 1st brigade 100 ooo2nd Bro de oct Kitchen and Bolo Man Burkle and hum Zurkle 9-1. Or Kitchen i i. Humr Burka Bill Burkle. Beats troopers 2-1 Giessen clips Hanau 7 for share of com z Crown by Ben Abrams staff writer Hanau. Germany is the Giessen eagles closed out regular season Competition her saturday by clinching at least a share of the com z league championship with a 7-2 Triumph Over the Hanau hurricanes. The Victory was the eagles 13th in 16 league outings. They draw a Bye next week As the res of the nine team Loop rings Down the curtains on regular  eagles won it with a four run fifth inning added a Pairin the sixth and closed out their scoring with a run in the seventh Hanau scored two unearned markers in the. Bottom of the sixth to stymie Bob Corbitt s bid for a scoreless Job. Corbitt in route to his fifth win in six decisions led off the fifth with a ringing single Dow the left Field line. Doug Coleman pushed a bunt past onrushing Hanau third baseman Lou Brum Mel and Steve Aldrich single sharply to left loading the bases. Gary Ewing got the first run Home with a sacrifice Fly to right and Steve Braun walked to re Load the sacks. Bob Mitchell then hit Back to Pitcher John Siefer who made the play to the plate. Coleman was Safe however when Catcher Rudy Jordan in his haste to get a possible inning end ing double play dropped the  Moore then flied to right Kitzinger edges cards in 11 the 6-5 Kitzinger Germany Spe Cial Bob Kawazoe Slid Home head first with the winning Runin the Lith inning sunday As the Kitzinger Kolts outlasted Aschaffenbur s cardinals 6-5. The Victory kept the Kolts atop the Marne league with an 8-1 record while the cards fell to uneven 4-4 Mark. Kawazoe singled up the Middle and de Adams singled him to second in the Lith. Aschaffenbur then brought in new Pitcher George Hall to relieve Bob mar tin and a wild pitch by Hall advanced both runners a  Fischer was intentionally walked to Load the bases. A Waloe scampered Home when Dave Sacharski hit a sacrifice Fly to Center Field. Reliever Bill Mason picked up the win. He struck out one walked none and allowed one chitin two innings. Martin was tagged with the  Walsh the first of three mountaineers Post 9-0 win Nuernberg Germany Spe Cial the 1st brigade mountaineers retained their 4th Arm div league Lead sunday with a solid 9-0 win Over support com Mand. Bob Brackett went the Dis Tance for his fourth win fanning six walking two and scattering four hits. Starter Bob Reher took the loss his third in eight decisions. Reher struck out six walked four and allowed All nine hits and nine runs before hand ing Over to Lee  Vandersommen collected three Bis with a 2-for-4 showing at the plate. Charles Gillis and Buss Richardson also got two hits each to Lead the mountaineers. Support command 000 000 000 0 4 5 1�t brigade. 101 112 30x 9 9 Treher Smith 8 and Roberts Brack to and Lewandowsky. A Brackett 4-2.if Reher 5-3. Softball championship slated at Rhein main Rhein main Germany Spe Cial the 1968 Continental sports conference Csc fast pitch softball championship will be held Here aug. 9-13, wit teams from the Germany and Italy wheelus sport eligible to compete. Districts the Champion and runner upon the double elimination tournament will represent the Csc in the Safe fast pitch soft Ball championship aug. 17-20,4t a . Site to be determined. Bears Shade palatinate on homers Berlin special a pair of two run homers by Julian Henderson and George Geiger in the first Frame sunday enabled the Berlin bears to sweep a com z league weekend double header from the palatinate District comets 8-7. The comets bowed saturday 5-1. Winner Ron Yarbrough needed Relief help from Willie Simmons after Joe Ezzell belted a grand slam Homer in the seventh in Ning. The comets tallied twice inthe first on two hits and three Bear Bobbles. Vic Lopez socked Solo Homer to account for the other palatinate score. In the second stanza three bears crossed the plate As Gary Lafever and Chip Chirco we reissued free passes. Bobby Bell s single scored Lafever Chirco raced Home on a wild pitch and Bell came in on a throwing error. Bell scored Berlin s winning margin in the fourth As he singled moved to third on an error and stole Home. The weekend wins moved Ber Lin into fourth place in com z league standings. The comets Are now tied with Hanau for fifth place. Palatinate dint. 201 000 4007 9 Berlin. 430 100 Fox 8 8 4 Aulen san Antonio 2 and Auldy Yarbrough Bini Muir 7 and Brown. A Varbrough 6-3. Jallen 1-1. Fri Alt Natu Lopez 2liuellit. 2i, u Tiger 2. Berlin Kolt pitchers turned in a credit Able performance in the first 6 2-3 innings. Walsh fanned 12,walked three and allowed four runs on seven hits. Kitzinger picked up its first five runs in the third inning highlighted by Kawazoe s two run single on five hits and two Cardinal errors. Air Hartenburg 000 010 400 005 9 3 Kitzinger. 005 000 000 01 9 3 Karel Woodloe 3martin 9hall 11 and Neyland Walsh r. Erl Clown 7mason 10 and a Ruul a Mason 2-1. A Maron 1-1. Bad Kissinger Germany special Tom Waggoner pitched and batted his bad Kis Singen Kings to a 12-1 Marne league Triumph sunday that was aided by eight Wil Flecken or , making his first Mound appearance struck outline walked three and allowed but four hits in going the Dis Tance. He also collected a double and a single in three plate trip Sand drove in three Bis. Starter Leon Phillips lasted Only three innings in absorbing his fourth defeat in As Many decisions. The Kings parlayed four hit Sand four Wil Flecken miscues to score three runs in the second inning for a 4-0 Lead. Waggoner s two run double highlighted bad Kissinger s four run rally in the  four run rally by the Kings came in the eighth wished Schultz two run double the big blow. The win boosted bad Kissi Gento a 3-6 league record while Wil Flecken fell to 3-7. Wil Flecken. 000 000 010 1 4 8bad Kui Naen. 134 000 my 12 u o Phillips Plynn 41 and Cook and Koenk. A Waggoner 1-0 i Lii Fps 04. Scoring Aldrich and Braun raced Home too when Bob Haines throw on the sacrifice Fly sailed into Giessen s dugout. Walks to Jim shown and Cole Man. Their advancement after Aldrich s Fly to deep right and Ewing s single accounted for the two Giessen runs in the six thinning and the seventh inning tally came on a walk to to Rios a passed Ball and an error on the same play that move Rios to third and Moore s hit Corbitt had retired 13 straight batters before an error got him in difficulty with two out in the Bottom of the sixth. Brummel reached base on the Bobble an Woody Wedmore singled Brum Mel stopping at second. Roy Marsh then lined a Sharp single to Center and Brummel and wid More came All the Way Home when the Ball got away from Aldrich. Hanau s Siefert put on a splendid clutch pitching performance in the Nin Hmitchell singled inning when Moore was it by a pitched Ball and Siefer made a play to third too late on a sacrifice. Siefert then go shown on an infield Fly made Corbitt hit into a Force play atthe plate and retired Coleman on an easy grounder to first base. The eagles nest qie8sen a Nabob r h blab r h by Coleman 2b 5220 Brummel 3b 4110aldrich of 8110 Widmor if 4110 swing in 3013 Marih m 4011braun m 4100 Jordan c 4000 Mitchell o 5010 Davidson 2b 3030moore it 2011 Campbell of 3000 Loa 3b 3110 Natl in in 3000 shown of 4111 Harlnea of 3000corbitt p 5110 Siefert p 3000 totals a Leiden. 000 042 100736 7 0 0 total 31 3 5 1hanau 000 008 0008e Natl in. Jordan Harlnea Rio Aldrich Coleman. Do Olea in 1. Hanau 1. Lobo Cason 11, Hinnau 2. Sib Campbell. 8 Rioa. Of Ewing  99corbitt we a Siefert l. 0-3 he so fort Moore. Pm Jordan. T2 10. A 273. H r Erbb so53002 97371 cougars tally 7 in 7th to Bounce disco Friedberg Germany Spe Cial the 3rd brigade Cou Gars exploded for seven runs inthe seventh inning Here sunday and walloped disco 13-5, Ina 3rd army div league game. The cougars who had taken Aslim one run Lead in the sixth rapped out five hits in the seventh including a three run triple by Jerry Abbott his fourth hit of the Day. They were 11-s leaders when the big Frame ended. Disco 0080100026 7 i 3rd brigade 101 Oil 78x13 17 Skirk Nulli 7 and Bower Hasting and Humble. A hauling 6-3 or Wiscom. Roux. Standings Safe Germany conference won Lou pet a a 13 8 ,7 5 "73 a 1.025433 a 188i n Darmata Twu near ten 13 ramble in 3 Blob org 10 e sembab7 Halm 3 13 Rhein Maln 2 10 sunday s  8, Danni fault 3 ramble in 12, Huhn 8 Blob org 10, re can Maln 1, Levin inning rain Ternbach Bye . Conference won Lott pet. A a wether fled 10 1 .909 Bent water a n 3 .750 he upper Heyford 7 0 ,m3  it 7 .417 514 Alconbury 4 7 .364 i London 0 12 .000 sunday re Multi Ben Watera 5, Lakenheath 2upper Heyford 16, London 5  a. Alconbury in report Usa eur 8th div league second half won Loit pet ob.800 .779 1.500 .$75 5.83 in t jt-2nd  9support come 7 it brigade. 53rd brigade. 3 pit arty. 38/ my Halle. 1 x league Champion won Bot sunday re Multi 2nd brigade 2. 1st brigade 1 support come is. Div arty in report 3rd brigade a. 6/6 my tulle unrport4 com 1 league won Loit pet of. 13 3 .813olewten 3rd support Brig. 9 34 67 88 914 -�.715 .�71.600 5 .439.429 .280 .000 11 Kar Ruho Berli palatinate dial Hana Mannheim Zwell Bruecken Launiu  re Multi Olomon 7, Hanau 3berlin 8, palatinate District 7 Mannheim 4. Naumis District 0 3rd support by Liuio a. Zwell Bruci Una Porte Karlsruhe Byo 3rd army div league second half won Loit Paul Bra ride. 3 x-2nd brlk3rd brigade 8 support cum b div arty 3sunday1 flu Lal brigade 9, Supi Roll us �2nd by Gaile a. Div arly imn seventh army . Is. 3rd unreported division he Bye Marne league won " Klul Ngen 8wuenburg 7 too .0x1.611  .409 .111 a Schaffenburg Schweinfurt bad Kun Singon Heno bae wll Flocken .ss8 ,tt8.600 m,300 ,300 sunday Oun aay Klul Ngen 8, ail off "in11bad Klingen 12. We mfg  a. Herzo Wuerzburg. Bye Mannheim Blanks Taurus on Allen s 2-hitter Mannheim Germany Spe Cial the Mannheim mets scored four times in the first in Ning Here sunday and then Rode Andy Allen s two hit pitching Toa 4-0 com z league Victory Over the Taunuu District Hill toppers. Mimms Hudspeth got life Onan error to open Mannheim s first inning and advanced on Joe Penna s single. Then Back to Back doubles by Dave Beaver and Jerry i Truett and a single by Tun Eviston gained four runs. Allen struck out 10just two in winning he game against four losses. A sweep of the weekend gave Mannheim a win a record. The less in 14 Gumes