European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes monday january 27, 1969 Al places 4 players on All pro new Haven Conn. A Joe Namath the new York jets super bowl Star was on of four american football league players named to the24-Man combined All pro squad announced saturday by the pro football writers association. Bill Guthrie Secretary of the organization and sports editor of the new Haven journal courier released the names of the play  were no unanimous selections from the 111 voters but two men John Mackey Balti More tight end and Leroy Kelly Cleveland running Back each received 110  addition to Namath at quarterback other Al player named to the first team were Lance Alworth of san Diego flanker Jim Turner of the new York jets place kicker and George Webster of Houston linebacker. The first team Offens split end Clifton Mcneil san Francis co. Tackles Bob Vogel Baltimore Ralph cely. Dallas. Guards gone Hockerson  Mudd san Francisco. Center Mick Tingelhoff  end John Mackey Baltimore. Flanker Lance Alworth san  Namath new York  backs Leroy Kelly Cleve land Gale Sayers.  Turner new York jets. Defens ends Carl Eller Minnesota Dave Jones los Angel Stackles Merlin Olsen los Angeles. Bob Lilly  linebacker Dick Butkus Chica go. Outside linebackers Mike Curtis. Baltimore George Webster Houston. Corner backs Leebob Boyd Baltimore. Barney Detroit. Safeties Larry Wilson St. Louis andr lilt Volk Baltimore. Punter Billy Lothridge. Atlanta second team offence split end George Sauer new Yor jets. Tackles Bob Brown Philadelphia Ron mix. San Diego. Guards Gene Upshaw Oakland Pentecase. New York giants. Center Jim Otto  end Billy Cannon Oakland. Flanker Willie Richardson  Morrall Baltimore. Running backs Paul Robinson Cincin Nati. Bill Brown Minnesota. Kicker Jan Stenerud Kansas  ends Bubba Smith Baltimore Gerr Philbin new York jets. Tackles Buck Buchanan Kansas City Fred Miller Baltimore. Middle linebacker Tommy Noble at Lanta. Corner linebackers Dave  Bay Chuck Howley Dallas. Corner backs Willie Brown  Green Dallas. Safeties Jerry Logan Baltimore Demei Ider los Angeles. Punter Jerre Wilson Kansas City. Al Brickwell succumbs sex baseball great Portsmouth Ohio a Al Bridwell a one time major league baseball great died i mercy Hospital Here at the age of 85.bridwell was among the legendary players a shortstop inthe Early 1900s and played four seasons under the famed Newyork giants manager John Mcgraw. Ulm hands Munich first loss 8 "-.,. M Ulm Germany special him s Hawks handed the Munich knights their first de feat in com z mouthed league action at Wiley Barracks sunday 87-85, after Teing a saturday match 89-92. The Hawks snatched an Early Lead and led Munich by 48-3$ at intermission. In the final minutes Ulm held a five Point Lead did worked the Ball around the knights to play out the clots the hard pressing Hawks claimed four double figure scorers. Ray Browne pen nested with 20 Points we Ken Barde had Isi feb ire Mead 17 att Rofi Moore 13jake Williams hit the nets for 30 Munich Points in the saturday contest both lems Bat and. Wolfl Ulm to a 47fffca Tatj  off Tel the final a Piszor. Of Fifick Washington and Taffi Filey each hit for 22 Points while Wijt Tams. Dumped in2i/fintl Flo Hui Blu Rae  18 Lor he Munich is now 7-1 while Ulm is 5-3 inthe Southern race. 4 Sabich 4tk in special slalom Ivenz completes 4 Days of French ski domination Meg eve France Apalain Penz completed four straight Days of French world cup victories sunday by decisively defeating a special slalom Field of 70 Alpine ski racers from 14  clocked a total of 126.10 63.35 and 62.75 seconds for the parallel runs which both dipped 195 meters Down the slopes of the Jaillet Mountain the first with 74 and the second 73  winning the second leg with a Fine attacking run in 62.66,austrian olympic Silver medallist Herbert Huber was Over two seconds behind Penz with a total of 128.20. Fine form spider Sabich 24, Kyburz,Calif., continued his Fine slalom form by taking the third spot in128.25 64.75, 63.50ahead of Reinhard Tritscher Austria,128.58 63.78, 64.80. It was a great week for the French after Early season domination by their great Austria rivals. New Star Henri Duvillard won the downhill Friday Andover at St. Gervais the world cup downhill and slalom race for women both ended in French  Lafforgue and Annie Vamose placed 1-2 in the slalom and Isabelle Mir won the Down Hill followed by miss Vamose i joint second place. Penz 21, from St. Gervais won the slalom Here last year but before sunday he was not in his est form. Nervously watching for the austrians to come Down after his second run he finally relaxed into a smile when the last threat Switzerland s Dumeng Giovanoli crashed into a Gate. The tracks were perfect he said. At last i be won a big race this  the race was run in perfect conditions under sunny skies. The hard machine packed trackway in excellent shape from top to Bottom and looked like lasting Well under the flashing skis of 70 starters from 14 nations. Engineers dump aviators 114-54 Hanau Germany special the 37th engr up Mustangs romped to a 114-54 Victory Over the 18th aviation in Here Satur Day night in a v corps Centra league contest. Five players hit double figure for the winners with Lee Turner and Grover Odom setting the Pace on 35 and 26, respectively. Paul Washington added 17, Ken Kruz 16 and James Behrens 10. Dan Hatfield paced 18th aviation with 22 while Paul Ballard added 12.the Mustangs held a 60-27 Edge at halftime and now own a 4-1 record in the league. Cobras win in of to split with a town Kaiserslautern Germany special Mannheim s cobras fought Back sunday in an Over time to beat the Kaiserslautern defenders 98-85, after losing the first half of the two game set 85-69. Mannheim had to win the Sec Ond contest in order to remain tied with the defenders 8-2, inthe com z Western league top spot. De Waller sparked the cobra with 42 Points and All but six Points came in the second half and during the critical overtime session. Waller was also High Point Man in the saturday tilt with 24 Points. The defenders led Mannheim at halftime sunday 43-35, but with Waller s shooting after intermission the cobras had it All tied up 81-81 at game s end. Bob Jackson Don Mccork Leand George Williams sunk 24, 20 and 19, respectively for the losing defenders. In the saturday contest Jack son netted 22 Points with Mccorkle contributing 15 and Don Ken Nie hitting for 14 to give k town the Victory. Hockey tourney on to Stockholm a the world ice hockey championships to be held Here March 15-30 will be televised throughout Europe according to an agreement reached Here. Big Ilu bears Divide pair Frankfurt special Frankfurt s Asa big Blue and the Berlin bears divided a pair of week end contests Here with the big Blue taking the saturday tilt 79-62, and the bears winning Sun Day 82-73, in the com z Northern  Sorensen was High Man sunday for the bears with 18 Points assisted by James Moore s16, Leon Weaver s 12, and Fred Mason s 11 Points. Frankfurt had four men hitting in double figure with Herb Edwards sinking 17, Andy Balint with 16, Archie Taylor contributing 15 and Terry con Ley placing 11 Points. Berlin led at halftime 46-28. In the saturday tilt big Blue s Balint scored 27 Points As the Asa quintet raced to a 79-62 win Over the bears. Big Blue led at the half 34-29 and was also sparked by Edwards 22 and Taylor s 16 Points. Tom Turner scored 19 for the bears. Bison cop pair heat Loop race Bamberg Germany Spe Cial the Bamberg Bison won a pair of close games from the seventh army training Center rangers Here saturday and Sun Day to keep in the thick of the hot race in the com z easter league. Leading by As much As 25points at one time Bamberg had to hang on to preserve a 96-94win sunday. Saturday it dropped the rangers 99-91.with the pair of victories the Bison upped their record to 10-4and Trail the league leading Wil Liam o. Darby rangers 12-2, by two games. Morrow hits 27ken Morrow scored 27, Walt Hutchinson 20 and Mike Dunbar coach of the Bison had 18 in sunday s encounter. Bamberg Ledat the half 55-38. The rangers were led by Nathan Harris 24, 19 each by Chris Judd and Ramer Holto nand 13 by Frank James. Bamberg had five players i double figures saturday. Hutchin son tallied 21, Joe Calhoun 18,Randy Buss 16, Morrow 13 and Jim Wade 12.James scored 18, Harris 13 and Holton 10 for the  held a comfortable 12-Point advantage at halftime,47-35. The standings com z Eastern league won los William o. Darby 12 Bamberg 10herzo base 8 24 6 7 8 8 12 pet.887 .714.671 .coo.429 .250.143 Merrill Barracks 77th army to 6 finder Barracks 3johnson Barracks 2 sunday results Johnson Barracks 08, Merrill Barracks 89 William o. Darby 11.1, orzo base 77bamberu 98, seventh army to 84 saturday s result Merrill Barracks 09, Johnson Barracks 07 William o. Darby 108, hero base 88bombers 08, seventh army to 81 ii. Ii it a Steinhauer sets Seattle shot put Mark Seattle Wash. A Neal Steinhauer former Oregon Star now competing for the army put the shot 84 feet inches saturday Seattle indoor night for track meet record and his second triumphing two nights. The hefty weight Star who holds the indoor Mark at 67-10, had a toss of 67-1% Friday night at the Athens club meet in Oak land Calif. Meet records fell also in the60-Yard hurdles where Gary Powers sex nebraskan no competing for the Southern Cali fornia strides ran the barriers in 7.2, and vaulter Jon Vaughn of Urcla soared 16-7 to crack the meet Mark by three quarters of an Inch. Powers Mark erased by tenth of a second a record held jointly by five previous competitors. 10,788 watch capacity crowd of 10,788 celtics trounce Frankfurt 127-81 Heidelberg special with John Shannon scoring 31 Points and Duke Todd 26, the usar eur a e v e n t h army tips celtics rolled to a 127-81victory Over the Frankfurt Hill toppers Here saturday in a non league game. The celtics which led at the half 62-39, ran their record to 23-2. Tom Bradley scored 17 an Dewey Williams and Dwayne Caldwell had 15 apiece for the winners. Bob Gregory led the losers with20, Charles Rudd John Melsert 11. Had 19 and joins 1,000-win club Yonkers . A Lucie Fontaine 28-year-old native of Points Aux trembles Quebec joined harness racing s 1,000 Vic tory club when he drove Armor instant Home first at Yonkers raceway. Watched olympic Star Lee Evans of san Jose state try valiantly to make Good on a Promise to break the indoor Mark of 55.5 in the 500-Yard run. Although he set a torrid Pace on the Seattle coliseum s new Candy Stripe track he missed the record by 1.3 seconds. Missing from the meet waste perennial Winner of the two mile Little Gerry Lindgren of Washington state. Kerry o Brien of Australia won the event in 8 40.3-nearly 10 seconds slower than Lindgren s  Little Spokane Star who won the two mile Here fou times was sidelined by a Heel injury. Second was Ludvik Petr of Czechoslovakia just a stride ahead of Andy Volmer of Sanjose state. Dick Fosbury of Oregon state olympic Gold medal High jumper was shut out in that even when he could go no higher than 6-8. John rambo of Long Beach,Calif., was the Winner at 7-0. Steinhauer was named the outstanding athlete of the meet. Tom Zachary Dies pitched Ruth s 60th Graham . A Tom Zachary remembered As the Pitcher who threw babe Ruth his record breaking 60th Home run Bali on sept. 30, 1927 die Friday after suffering a stroke. He was 72, Zachary won three world series games in his 21-year major league career. He Defeated the new York giants twice while pitching for the Washington senators in the 1924 series and four years later after being Trade to the new York Yankees he beat the St. Louis  posted a 12-0 record with the Yankees that season still Amajor league record for a Pitcher appearing in 20 or More games