European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 11, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday february 11, 1969 the stars and stripes Page 19 23. 15 18 10 u 18 Hope Golf. Ooh Faund from Pago in eluded an Eagle on the 14th  Beman fractured  with 33-2b2 also for 351. The former Amateur Champion from Bethesda md., knocked in five birdies on the Back nine which he played first and an Eagle 3on the 14th. The latter came on a 45-Yard shot with a pitching Edge. It broke the course record of 83 held by Tomm Bolt. For the first time in Golf s his tory which color television viewers probably appreciated traps on the last nine holes were filled not with Sand but withered White and Blue Ceramic coated  makers claim the Gra Nules not Only Are decorative but will not compact after rain and do not need to be raked or loosened after play. The winners Bill copier $20.000 71-8s-71-69-68345 Davo Hill. 111.400 09-72-70-71-60348 j. Montgomery. $7.100. 708-74-07-70-34 Art Wall $4,700 09-69-71-79-t13so o. Knudson $3.175 72-71-8-69-71361 Frank Beard s3.173 70-68-71-68-74351 Bob Charles $3,175 74-07-of -72-9 351 Gene Littler $3.175 07-74-68-73-69381 o. Moody 13.175 72-09-68-72-70351 Douro Beman. $3.175 72-77-72-68-02351 b. Nichols $2,200 71-70-70-71-70 332 Ray Floyd. $2,200 69-73-70-72-68352 Leo Trevino $1,Soo 87-69-71-76-71353bob Murphy  70-72-69-72-70353 Tony Jacyln ,800 68-72-71-70-72363 Rod Funseth $1. I6069-68-71-76-73354 Tom Shaw j1.350 67-76-72.08-71354 Oay Brewer $1,350 70-71-71-73-69354 Bert Yancey. $1,35o 7i-72-78-85-68354 a. Leg scr. $1,350 7v73-71-88-88354 j. Nicklaus $1,350 72-71-74-08- 19354 Howie Johnson. $91270-73-70-73-89355 Bruce Devlin $012 69-75-72-72-0t355 Ken 8uh, $912 68-73-78-70-ft385 b. Vinzant $912 72-72-08-71-71355 Arnold Palmer $75572-73-89-72-70358 Tommy Aaron $755 73-7840-71-68380 m. Greg on. S755 70-73-73-60-71366 Billy Johnson $61574-70-74-71-68357 Charles Goody. $615 Tom Leporte sow Miller Barber $015 Johnny Pott s815 Phil Rodgers of feb fete Brown $ 540 Paul Harney $445 86-75-72-68-73387 6�-70-72-74-7a-35769-71-72-69-76357 69-71-72-88-76-357 75-71-72-70-88387 73-70-78-73-67388 70-72-69-71-71369 Bob Goalby $445 73-73-73-70-703s Ron Cerrudo $445 75-76 68-71-68359 John Lotz j446 71-74-73-69-72369 Steve Reid. $445 72-70-74-71-72359 Bob Dudyn. $445 69-74-74-73-69359 h. Mccallister $445 73-73-71-78-87389 Billy Maxwell. $27174-71-73-70-73360 Bob Dickson $271 73-71-75-70-71360 Jack Ewing. $271 77-74-72-70-87300 m. Roesink. $371 72-73-73-787360 John Jacobs $271 71-74-74-70-71360 Julius Boroa $2t1 7s-73-73-70-7&380harry Loacano. $17370-76-71-72-72381 Terry Wilcox $173 72-73-72-71-73361 Bobby Brue $173 89-13-69-77-7�-381 Bob Rosburg $173 73-76-72-70-70381 Muo Mclendon $17374-74-74-69-70361 Dick Lotz o8 71-73-73-t1-743a Howell Fraser 16873-73-72-72-73383 Bunny Honry $166 73-70-70-75-74382 Jerry Mckee $168 t4-t2-75-t1-t1363 Cesar Sanudo $166 to-78-78-60-70383 Jhn Ferrier $166 88-73-73-80.70303 at balding $198 77-71-74-71-70363 j. Courtney $168 72-72-74-78-71384 Dave Marr $106 72-76-73-78-7134 Dean Refram $160 73-73-t2-74-73368 Bobby Lunn $166 72-73-77-70-73365 Tommy Jacobs $108 77-71-76-69-72385 Fred Marti $100 75-76 08-73-74365 Jack Fleck $166 71-71-74-73-76365 Hugh Royer $188 74-72-71-76-74387 Hinlo Vos Hlor saw 72-74-73-72-76387 de la Torre o86 73-70-74-74-76367 Handy Potral $166 71-77-71-71-77387 Jerry Abbott $16072-73-75-72-78368 Bill Blanton $188 71-80-70-69-78388 brains rally to tie seals 3-3 Boston a the Boston Brulena rallied on third period Pale by Derek Sand ton an Ken Hodge sunday night to acting a a National hockey league tie with the Oakland seals before a crowd of 7,704who defied a driving Snow  Bruins beaten Only once since a 34 lofts to the Seal Christmas night managed to pull even despite a Brilliant performance by Oakland goalie Gary Smith. Boston peppered Smith with 46 shots while Oakland managed Only 26 on Boston goalie Gerry  Cashman sent the Bruins into a first period Lea when he converted no own re bound for his sixth  seals stunned the Bruins with two goals within 32 second Early in the second period. Earl Ingar Field was credited with his ninth goal on a deflect of a Long screen shot at 2 46 and Mike Laughton tipped in a pass j from the Corner for his 14th Tal july at 3 18. J Oakland hiked the count to 3-1in the opening seconds of the finale As Carol Vadnais slap shot hit Gerry Ehman and chromed into the net. Sanderson scored his 18th goal on a slap shot which broke Bragan named Texas league Boss plans to make changes in game Bobby Bragan. Umpires Friend dodgers. Dallas up Hie Texas league sunday picked former big league manager Bobby Bragan As its president. Bragan who managed the Pittsburgh pirates Cleveland indians Jand Atlanta braves said he would take Over As president in  m delighted As can be with my new assignment Bragan said. It s the first time for me in the administrative end of baseball after 39 years in  Bragan indicated he might try to bring innovations to baseball in order to liven the game. One innovation might be giving he umpires a More comfortable uniform to Wear and giving the responsibility of keeping new baseballs to bal boys rather than the  d like to get the umpires out of the pallbearer suits he said. This sure is a switch to be on the Umpire s  Bragan said he thought the new wild card Pinch hitter Rule to be used in the Texas league this season is a Good  the Rule allows one Batter to be designated before the game Asa Pinch hitter and he would be allowed to Bat once every inning without taking any other players out of the lineup. I m All for the innovations but i would t want to Knock base Ball Bragan said. It s still no. 1."Bragan said he would Start immediately to move the Texas i league Headquarters from Tulsa okla., to fort , 50, played in the majors during the 1940s, catching and playing the infield for the Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Baker takes Pale Dayton a Beach Fla up Brawny buddy Baker of Charlotte n. C., fighting murderous winds and nursing a broken foot won the coveted pole position sunday for the Rich feb. 23 Daytona 500 in a Dodge Charger. Winds that gusted off the Atlantic Ocean up to 30 Miles per hour held the 6-foot bake to a slow 188.901 Mph As he grabbed the inside starting position for the $204,150 race. Bobby Isaac of Catawba n. C., in another Dodge Charger grabbed the outside starting Row position for the world richest Stock car race with an average of 188.726 Mph. Jones and Kendall to fight in vegas Eddie Jones of los Angeles a Dandy Kendall of Portland two of the leading Light heavyweight contenders will clash in a 10-Rounder at Las vegas Nev., wednesday night. Jones i ranked first and Kendall fifth by the world boxing  a Friday bout Benny Bris Coe the third ranking Junior middleweight contender from Phila Delphia will test Juarez de Lima of Brazil in a 10-Rounder at Madi son Square Garden s Felt forum. Monday at Philadelphia Arena Dick a Veronica Coo Mlou n.y., Val Vaai a.  we a 10, in mud Ibur Reto naw York. A. Roser Vao Philadelphia we 10. At Mokwa port p., ail King Akron Ohio a. Two Youngblood Charleroi ., Wolbur. And Billy Morrus. In Logtown up. Is. To by the associated press Dlo Ardo Toronto be Vale Al. 44 Tijuana Wealot Felipe Gonzalo a Nhucau a. Buy Chavez Tijuana Bantam 10.tueftday at Woodland Hills. Call. Joey Orbillo Wilmington cw., vib. To Hemphll to Angeles Tia Avlen. 10.wednesday at la a com Nev. Addle Jonea Loa Rukule. A. 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A Gusty wind kept Baker from breaking the qualifying record set Here last year by Cal Yarborough in a Mercury at 189.222 Mph. One source said Baker hit the Wall on a practice Lap before he made the official run at the pole but he denied it. The wind was bad said Baker audit s a problem in the  Many of the top Drivers on the Stock car circuits failed to even get a crack at the pole Ashe Fords and Mercury were temporarily sidelined by production problems. Among them was Yarborough who has won three major races in a Row Here including last year s daytona500. Only the two front Row starting positions were decided sunday. The other position behind the 500 pacers will be determined Here on feb. 20 in pair of 125-mile races. The other five Drivers who took a shot at the pole sunday in addition to Baker and Isaac were Dodge pilots Pete Hamil ton Dedham. Mass. 187.726 Charlie Glotzbach Georgetown ind. 186.096and James Hylton Inman . 184.173nod Jabe Thomas christians Burg a. In a 1968 Plymouth 173.053 and Bobby Johns of Miami in a 1967 Chevelle 171.076. Norse Champ soars to easy ski jump win Westby wis. A de fending Champion Bjorn Zwirko la s near perfect style gave Himan easy Victory in the Snowflake ski club s 46th annual ski jump ing tournament sunday. The norwegian soared 306 and310 feet and totalled 215.4 Points. Adrian Watt of Duluth minn.,jumped 300 and 314 feet including the longest jump of the Day but totalled Only 206 Points far behind Pirkola. I All Norse j norwegians captured the next three places. The Only other i norwegian entry Torje Gul Brandsen won the Junior Divi Sion. Poor Snow conditions kept meet jumps Short of Hill and National records. Pirkola who Settle Hill record of 318 feet last year had soared 345 feet in practice saturday. Ellis to Box exhibition with Tessman in Texas Houston a Jimmy Ellis the world boxing association heavyweight Champion will fight Mark Tessman in a three round exhibition match feb. 18in sum Houston coliseum. Tessman ranked in the world s top 10 Light heavy weights scored a 10-round Deci Sion Over Eddie Talhami in Miami Beach fla., last week. Manny Gonzalez world s no.3 welterweight will Box Hector Ortiz of san Juan puerto Rico in the 10-round main event promoter Earl Gilliam said. Through Smith s pads at 7 14and two minutes later Hodge notched his 31st on a Screene Backhander. St. Lot is a Bobby Rous seau s 24th goal rapped a third period comeback that gave Mon Treal s canadians a 4-4 tie with the St. Louis blues sunday Nightie a National hockey league  blues were ahead by 3-0 late in the second period on first period goal by Gary Sabourin who set up Tim Eccle Stone s second period tally and by a Mcdonald s 15th goal of the season. Dick Duff broke the ice. Sror ing Wise for Montreal with 35 seconds left in the second  Saard who assisted on the tying goal scored Montreal s  Ond tally six minutes into the third period. Then after Montreal s Jean Beliveau and St. Louis red Berenson each scored their 26thgoals, Rousseau tied the score with less than five a minutes Togo thereby preventing the blues from scoring their first Victory Over Montreal in 12 tries. New York a Boh Nevin s goal with 42 seconds left to play earned the new Yor rangers a 3-3 tie with the Phila Delphia flyers sunday night Ina National hockey league game delayed More than two hour because of a snowstorm. Nevin s tally capped a three goal Ranger comeback in the final minutes of the game after the flyers who spent almost nine hours on a train Between bos ton and new York As a result of the storm had dominated play throughout the game and led 3-0. Walt Tkaczuk started the Ranger rally with his seventh goal of the season at 10 39 of the final period and Phil Goyette and Nevin each beat Philadel phia goalie Bernie Parent on scrambles. Nevin s goal came after the rangers had pulled goalie Don Simmons for an extra attacker. Simmons played in place ofed Giacomin one of three Ranger regulars who did no make it to Madison Square Gar Den after becoming stranded inthe 10-Inch snowfall. The flyers scored on their first shot against Simmons Rookie Dick Sarrazin blocking anew York shot and feeding Guy Gendron for the goal at 5 27 of the opening period. Don Blackburn scored on close in shot in the second period after defens Eman Larry Hal set him up from behind the Ranger Cage and Andre la Croix Power play goal 74 min utes into the third period made it 3-0 before new York staged its  the 17,250-seat Gar Den was sold out for the  5,723 fans braved the weather to attend. Chicago a the Toron to Maple Leafs took Over sole Possession of fifth place in the National hockey league s East division sunday night by handing the Chicago Black Hawks their fifth loss in a row5-3. The Leafs built up a 3-0 Leadin the first period on goals by Dave Keon Larry Mickey an Paul Henderson. Tim Horton s Power play goal at 4 08 of the second period ran the Lead to 4-0 before Chicago s attack got Roll ing. J. P. Leblanc playing his first game at Center in the nil got Chicago s first goal at 6 54.Bobby Hull s 34th of the season made it 4-2 less than a minute later and Paul so Tyr a de Senseman playing his first no game pulled the Hawks to with in a goal at 4-3 with less than f continued of Page so