European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes scoring at Perry Camp Perry Ohio pair Force shooters completed fir domination of the 1968 tonal pistol champions p Sre thursday As s. Sgt. Arnold Turbo new York City won the individual service pistol 11 Vitarbo a member of the . Olympic shooting team posted a 293 out of 300 in the 30-shot match. Michigan state police officer Elwyn Burnet East Lansing was runner up with 290.after winning the individual title Vitarbo led his squad to Victory in the team match. The four Man air Force team shot an 1156 out of 1200, easily out distancing the runner up Marine corps Gold squad which had an 1128.joining Vitarbo were maj. Franklin Green san Antonio Tex. T. Sgt. John Dilmore Huntsville ark., and t. Sgt. Edwin league Chandler Ariz. Green earlier this week captured the Center fire and the .22 calibre pistol titles. He also led his squad to victories in the team  to Donald Hamilton Brook line. Mass., and Art ferry Rivera ale md., came close to the air Force shooters when they fired a score of 289. Ferry was the High civilian competitor in the match. Page 19 Schlee s sizzling 65 leads at Akron Akron Ohio a unheralded John Schlee equated the rugged Firestone country club course record with a sizzling five under Par 65 thursday and charged into a two stroke first round Lead in the $125,000 Amer ican Golf classic. The 6-fool, third year pro from Dallas romped around the 7,180-Yard monster layout like he owned it ringing up eight birdies and three bogeys while posting nines of 33-32. Aided by a blazing Putter that matched the torrid heat Schlee the pro Rookie of the year in1966, easily out shot the Field of 127 pros and three amateurs. Bob Lunn who has tournament victories at Memphis,tenn., and Atlanta came Home with a 35-3207 for second place. The 1963 Public links Champ had five Birds and two bogeys. One stroke Back at 68 were veterans Art Wall jr., Gardner Dickinson Johnny Pott Mcaa Champion Hale Irwin from Colo pro Grid Roundup Mexico City cancels Lions eagles contest by the associated press j the City has been relatively quiet this week but there has mexican officials late thurs Day cancelled the exhibition game scheduled Between the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia eagles in Mexico City sunday afternoon. No reason for the action was made in reports issued simultaneously in Mexico City Phila Delphia and Detroit. The game was scheduled to be televised live in he unite states by lbs to Starling at 3 p.m., Edt. Spokesmen for both the eagles and Lions would give no explanation for the  Mexico City promoters been talk of More student demonstrations Over the  were also published re ports of Lack of interest in the game in the 106,802-seat Aztec said. Our blocking was Crisp the backs were hitting the Hole quickly and our timing and execution was consistently solid for the first  the Long schedule opened with about half the seat were Selling for 40 cents. There was no immediate Wordon when where or if the game would be played. A Philadelphia spokesman said Only the eagles Are hopeful that the game Pittsburgh at St. Cleveland at los Louis and Angeles Innel affairs Friday night the openers for All but los Angeles and closes with the new York jets and Houston of the Al inthe Astrodome monday night. Will be played in an alternate in Between there Are seven games saturday and two or three if the Philadelphia de stadium on another  lion spokesman said an Al Ternate site was being sough for sunday since the game was also refused to give any Rea Soji under television  it was believed the game first National football league game in Mexico was called off because of student unrest which has plagued the City since july 26. 18th straight Triumph Yonkers Trot won by nevele Pride Yonkers . A nevele Pride the country s most outstanding Trotter easily won the $150,000 Yonkers Trot at Yonkers night. Raceway thursday it was the 18th straight Victory for the 3-year-old Colt 10 for 10 this year and put him on the Road to sweeping trotting a Tri ple Crown for which he is the overwhelming favorite. Driver Stanley dancer neatly hand urged the son of Star s Pride thankful through a 2 03 3 mile in picking up $82,500 and in creasing his lifetime bankroll to $447,285 for 36 victories in 39 starts. Of this the 1967 harness horse of the year earned $222,923 As a 2-Ycar-old and $224,362 this season. At the finish of the Yonkers anon belting race nevele Pride was Ity lengths ahead of Fash Ion Iii with Dart Hanover be shot Keystone spartan and Dick daring finishing in int order. A crowd of 23,072 saw dancer it nevele Pride drop Back Toast place around the first turn As fashion Hill set the  the Backstretch the first Lime dancer wasted no Tim Rushing Nevelo Pride into the each. He was never threatened the rest of the Way and reeled of a 29 3 last Quarter to win impressively. Fly on Iii hu"8 on to beat dry Hanover by a nose and pm up $30,000 for second Hanover won $18,000, Fine Call up outfielder Calif. A the athletes thursday called up outfielder Allan Lewis from Nur Birmingham farm club shot $9,000, Keystone spartan $6,000 and Dick daring $4,500. Dancer said the next Start of the super Colt owned by the Slutsky family and Lou Resnick of Ellendale ., will be next thursday at Springfield 111. Then comes the hambletonian the second race of the triple Crown at Duquoin Iii on aug. 25 the third race of the triple Crown is the Kentucky futurity at Lexington in october. Old Rosebud is added to racing s Fame Hall Saratoga . A old Rosebud whose Kentucky Derby winning time in 1914 stood As a record for 23 years has been included in the five new additions to racing s Hall of Fame. Also included on the entries inthe National museum of racing Here were Jimmy Stout now a Steward at River Downs in Cincinnati honoured As a jockey Frank e. Childs Trainer and George h. Pete Bostwick Andriga Mckinney steeplechase ers. 13 games on tapis it is played a total of 13 exhibition games Are on tap this weekend opening with two Fri Day night and running through monday. And the second weekend of exhibition play also features two More matchup of nil Andall teams. The senior nil embarrassed 1 in exhibitions with the Al in the opening week of play troit game is rescheduled on sunday. 2 rams holdouts join squad Buton the sidelines los Angeles up the los Angeles rams welcomed Back holdouts Jack Snow and. David Jones thursday an could even the count saturday j while they won t be playing with Boston of the Al furnish ing the opposition for the nil saints at new Orleans and Kan Sas City of the Al going to Minnesota to play the nil Vik Ings. Kansas City Van up 426 Yard sin a 38-14 rout of expansion Cincinnati of the Al last week while new Orleans blew a 17 Lead before losing to los an Geles 21-17. It s the openers for Boston and Minnesota with Gary Cuzzo due to make his quarterbacking debut with the Vikings. Big one at Minnesota the Minnesota Kansas City game could be a big one. The Vikings have yet to beat an Al team and the chiefs Are 2 fora career against nil opposition including a loss to Green Bay in the first super bowl. Kansas City coach Hank Strain was pleased with his team s performance against the Young bengals but has a warn ing note to sound against the Vikings. The chiefs fumbled four times in their last game and Strain cautioned you can t afford to give up the Ball that Manyo _ times and expect to win the big game. But i liked the Way we con trolled the Ball offensively he right away they gave the squad a morale boost. The rams were to meet the Cleveland Browns Friday night at memorial coliseum and Snow and Jones will at least be on the sidelines. Both held out for More Money and failed to report for the beginning of preseason practice three weeks ago so they re not in shape to play. Dan Sike Jerry Barber coach George Allen said of  Brewerton Cerrudo Dick Crawford Jac by Cupit brute de Lindale Douglass Al Geiberger Rado University and Lee elder of Washington. The 29-year-old Schlee whose Best previous finish this year was a tie for fourth at los an Geles bogeyed the first Hole when he landed in a Bunker. He then birdied nos. 2, 3, 5. And 7 before faltering again on no. 8 when he three putted from 50feet. The Colorado native rolled in putts of 40 and 60 feet on holes 3 and 5 for Birds. Schlee was in a trap on no.10 for his final bogey before rip Ping off Birds on nos. 11, 13, 14, and 16. He missed a bid for an other Bird on 18 when his 40-Foottry hit the Back of the cup and bounced away. Schlee who has earned $16,618, one putted nine Hole Sand needed Only 27 putts. He has never won a tournament. His 65 tied the course record held by Don Fairfield Bob Ros Burg and Palmer. It last was equated in 1962. Jerry Barber of los Angeles aced the 180-Yard no. 12 Hole with a two Iron on the Way to a 72. It was the first Hoie in one Here since 1960. The Field was to be trimmed tothe Low 70 scores and ties after Friday s second round. The other two 18-Hole rounds Are set for saturday and sunday. The leaders John Schlee -.v.2 bub Lunn -5.tf to Hale Irwin Gardner Dickinson Johnny Pott Lee elder Art Wall or. Don Bies Bruce Crampton Tom Weiskopf Frank Beard Abill Campbel Bobby Cole Bob Goalby George Knudson Larry Mowry Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Hideo sufi Motomal balding Loniero Blanc Schuck Coody Dow Finster Wahlay Floyd dour for Lionel Hebert Harold Hennington Jacklin Rives Mcbee Jerry Mcgee . Mclery Ronjack Montgomery Sieve  Mason Rudolph cult i Wal 4&a1\.i� h7uav a. Jones an All pro defensive end i m delighted he s coming Back because he s a Fine Leader on the team. Now we can concentrate solely on  Pat Studstill normally a flanker was named to Start a Snow s split end spot against the Browns Friday night. Gregg Schumacher a third year Man Drew the starting assignment at left end Jones position. The contest is sponsored for Charity by the los Angeles times and a crowd of 60.000was predicted. 34-34 tvs 3v3-ti& 33-35 ij8 34-34 "�34-34-w8 35 34 Tift j4.o 6p 34-35 � 36-3470 0.0-3070 34-3670 36-3470 35-3070 37-33 70 # -34 70 �-3o 70 36-347935-3g 71 36-3571 36-35 71 35-3671io j 71 j6."i 71 a -36 71 37m7i 37-34 71 36-3571  -36 71 7-34 71 36-3071 35-36 71 30-36 71 a a 71 37j572t -3tj -72 3s-34 72 -37 72 i ."2 34-38 7j� 72 Ellsworth has mumps Chicago up Dick Ells Worth winning est Pitcher so far this season for the Boston red sox was hospitalized thursday with the mumps. Ellsworth s record for the season is 11 wins the most of any red sox Pitcher and six defeats. Nail announces playoffs san Francisco a the North american Succour league announced ils championship playoff schedule thursday and said that three of the six game would be nationally televised. League commissioner Dick Walsh said the  would be Takh idea with twosome and Home series among the four division champions and a final Home and Home Between the winners. Series win a game and overtime periods will be played if  final playoff will begin sept. 21 and conclude sept. 28. Gulf Winner a flip of the Coin will decide the playoffs will begin sept. 11 or 12 with the Pacific i Ham Nion meeting the Gulf Winner Ami the Atlantic Winner meet where each game will to played u i it ii i Evvi in in in a i h /1 i w a King the lakes Champion.  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