European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 05, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 26 the stars and stripes Safe Tennis monday september 5, 1977 Young captures pair of crowns As Csc posts near sweep in final Day action Torrejon Spain Bill Young of the Continental sports conference rallied to capture the open singles title then teamed with the Man he beat for the Crown Jim Parsons in taking the open doubles Crown As the Csc posted a near sweep in Sun Day s closing action at the Safe Tennis championships Here. Young from Wei Brincken dropped the first set but came Back for a 6-7, 6-2, 6-1 Triumph in an All Csc singles finale. Young and Parsons romped to the doubles Crown with a 6-3, 6-1 Victory Over Charles Fisher and Roy Hart in still another All Csc show Down. Jennifer Rose the women s singles Champ and Brandy Ponce from whom she won the singles title combined forces to sweep past Dorcy Jarry and Marilyn May of the . Conference 6-1, 6-0, to wrap up the doubles Crown and give the Csc its third championship sunday. The Only Crown not won by the Csc sunday went to Dennis Dewitt and Phillip rain cancels Usa eur tilts in up tourney Augsburg Germany Rai and More rain washed out the third Day of the Usa eur fast pitch softball championships Here sunday necessitating a Quick shuffle of the schedule for monday s games. If and its a big if the weather clears monday there will be a Mara Thon schedule of six and possibly seven games to wrap up the weather plagued tourney. With the permission of Jupiter Pluvus the monday schedule is 9  is Pir Masens both teams Are undefeated with 2-9 records. Then the rest of the four teams each with 2-1 records Frank Furt Stuttgart Hanau and Bamberg will begin play on two Fields if weather permits and the Fields Are playable immediately following the Mannheim Pir Masens contest. The tentative schedule is Frank Furt is Stuttgart Hanau is Bam Berg and then the winners of games no. 2 and 3 to play the fourth game. The fifth game has the loser of Mannheim Pir Masens meeting Winner of no. 4 with the no. 6 game set for the championship. If there is an if necessary Gane in this double elimination tourney it will follow immediately after game no. 6. That is if the Weatherman Cooper ates. Thierry of the Mac a 6-7, 6-4, 6-4 Victor Over Dick Malloy and Bob Blakely of the Csc. Parsons the former air Force Academy Netter from Ramstein started Strong against Young displaying Superior net play in the first set then taking the nine Point tiebreaker 5-4 to jump in front in the open singles finale. But Young a former Mit player who seemed to get stronger As the match progressed rallied strongly with a powerful serve and Volley game mixing in excellent lobs and accurate placements to take the play away in the second and third sets. Young managed to keep Parsons away from the net in the final two sets and consistently came through with winners to end Long rallies in the title match. Then the two combined Well in taking the doubles Crown effectively using their Superior height both Are 6-foot-3 and effective volleying at the net to dominate their doubles finale with Fisher and Hart. Fisher and Hart took the first three games of the opening set in what appeared at first to be an evenly matched  from that Point the champs took charge to win easily. Malloy and Blakely started the Csc to wards a Complete final Day sweep in Sun Day s Junior veterans finale taking the first set tiebreaker 5-4. But the Csc pair whose pinpoint placements got them the Lead seemed to lose their touch in the final two sets. The tall Dewitt from Izmir and his Shorter partner Thierry of Athens combined to cover the court Well and succeeded in turning the tide. Steadier service and net play gained the Mac duo the Edge in the second and third sets in an exciting Duel before an enthusiastic crowd in perfect weather. Ponce and Rose simply were in a class by themselves in the women s doubles action. They combined Strong service Power and finest in dropping Only one game against Jarry and May to finish the round Robin Competition unbeaten. The Csc easily romped off with the team competitor with the Mac trailing in second place and the . Finishing third. The entire tourney was blessed with Ideal conditions temperatures in the mid 80s, cloudless skies and virtually no wind. Action was played on the base s four syn thetic surface courts. Sunday s results open division singles championship Bill Young Csc def Jim Parsons Csc 6-7,6-2,6-1. Doubles semifinals Charles Fisher Roy Hart Csc def Ken Young Dennis Carter Mac 6-3, 4-1 Parsons Young def Roger Tingley Bohyer .,6-1,6-2. Championship Parsons Young def Fisher Hart 6-3,6-1. Women s divison doubles round Robin Jennifer Rose Brandy Ponce Csc def Dorcy Jarry Marilyn May ., 6-1, 6-0. Rose Ponce undefeated win championship. Middleton tigers tear up warriors Sembach Germany quarterback Chuck Middleton passed for four touch Downs three to Fla Kerback Larry win Ston and ran for two More As Semach s tigers humiliated the Wei Brincken warriors 53-12, Here sunday in Continental sports conference football action. Middleton collaborated with Winston on air strikes of 41, 38 and 21 Yards plus adding another to toss of seven Yards to Luther Reed. He also circled end for scores from the four and eight Yard line. Other Sembach scores came on a one Yard plunge by Joe Henderson and Mike morning s 70-Yard interception return. Willie county outstanding for the warriors scored both ads on passes of 60 and 15 Yards from a a Jerome Rivers. Sembach punched in its first two scores off Short drives the first set up by Darrell Boyce s Fumble recovery at the warriors 32. After a loss Middleton hit Winston for the 41-Yard scoring pass and a 6-0 Lead. A misfired Warrior try on fourth and one at its own 30 gave Sembach the Ball at that Point with Middleton scoring from the four to give the Home team a 12-0 Lead. Two plays after the Kickoff Rivers fired a Long bomb to county the pass play going 60 Yards to pull Wei Brincken within 12-6 no awards Concepcion player of week laurels York a the National league has named Cincinnati reds shortstop Dave Concepcion its player of the week for his .423 batting performance. He had 11 hits in 26 at bats 10 rib two game winning hits and a perfect 4-for-4 Day against the new York mets. Safe Golf opens today Wiesbaden former Champion Clyde Sniffen Heads a cast of 23 golfers 15 in the open division and eight seniors As the Safe Golf championships get under Way Over the Par 72, 6,604-Yard Rhein Blick Golf course Here today. A pre tournament meeting has been scheduled for 9 . With Competition be ginning a half hour later. The tournament is a 72-Hole medal play event featuring the Best golfers from the Continental sports conference the . Sports conference and the Mediterranean sports conference. Sniffen won the Csc open division championship at Ramstein Bill Mccamy took the . Title at Lakenheath and Earl Stearns prevailed in the Mac elimination at Torrejon. Casey Lake Claire Bartholo Mew and Mac Newton captured the Csc . And Mac senior championship respectively. Sniffen won his title in a Breeze never going Over 73 in four rounds at Hahn and Ramstein As he turned in a 297 score to beat out de Burgess by 12 strokes. Mccamy won the . Title with a 300 score and Stearns won the Mac with a 300. Lake won the Csc seniors with 319, Bartholomew had 306 in the . And Newton had a score of 267 in the 54-Hole Mac tournament. Joining Sniffen on the Csc open team Are Burgess Doug Worsham Joe Pegurri and Bob Benson. John Douglas and Frank Bautista Are the Csc s other seniors. Maynard Moody John Douglas James Coats David Evanoff and Andrew Farley round put the . Open cast and Floyd Luce joins Bartholomew in the senior action while the Mac s other open entries Are Harold Sharber Tom Royce Vernon Ball and Mikeal Beno with Joe Matthews and James Dearborn rounding out the senior squad. Near the end of the first Quarter. But Sembach exploded for three scores in the second period two of them after Long drives of 80 and 70 Yards to put the game out of reach. Adrian Gillespe rushed for 24 of the 80 in the first March and Winston who had 113 Yards in pass receptions caught one for 13 Yards. Middleton scored from the eight and Darrell Bottoms kicked Cook repeats As Champ in 3 events As Stuttgart wins Vii corps swim bad to la Germany Jim Cook repeated As Champion in three individual events to Lead Stuttgart to the team title Here saturday in the Vii corps swimming and diving championships. Cook took the 50-meter Butterfly in 30.0, the 100-meter freestyle in 1 03.2 and the 100-meter individual Medley relay in1 13.0. Stuttgart totalled 46 Points for the Victory in the seven team Competition. The results men s results 200-meter freestyle relay 1. Niernberg Brad Deutschman Mike Fedak Dave Tribby Greg Langley 2. Stuttgart 1 55.4 400-meter freestyle 1. Charles London s 2. Calvin Morton graf7 06.7. 50-meter freestyle 1. Norman Vogel s 2. Wil Liam Prins n27.0. 100-meter Butterfly 1. Ray Vienneau s 2. Rickey Outlar sch1 16.3. 50-meter breaststroke 1. Peter Gabriel s 2. Tribby 36.3 50-meter backstroke 1. Langley 2. Steve Swindel Graf 35.0 1-meter diving 1. De Lugeanbeal s 2. Roger Hamilton gay234.6 100-meter freestyle 1. Jim Cook sch 2. James Grain by1 03.2 100-meter breaststroke 1. Gabriel 2. Tribby 1 22.1 50-meter Butterfly 1. Cook 2. Vienneau 30.8 100-meter backstroke 1. Swindel 2. London 1 30.6 100-meter individual Medley 1. Cook 2. Martin Carter n1 13.0 3-meter do ving 1. Prinz 2. Steve Garcia n299.55 200-meter Medley relay 1. Grafe Wohr Hamil ton Gene Lowe Swindel Morton 2. Other three teams disqualified 2 31.8 women s results 100 meter individual Medley 1. Joan Patterson s 2. No other entrants 1 21.2 team results Stuttgart 46, Nurnberg 38, Grafe Wohr 25, Schweinfurt 20, bad Tolz 4, go Pingen 1, Aschaffenbur 1. 7th at champions Grafe Wohr Germany the 536th maps of Grafen Tahr won the seventh army training come 16-Inch slow pitch softball tournament Here sunday by taking a Best of three game series from Amberg win Ning the first game 13-4, losing the second 6-0 and taking the third game 11-4. Art Piel was the winning Pitcher in Gra Fenohr s two victories while Cliff Uncle got the one Amberg Triumph. Both teams were composed of four men players and six women. The first of five pats. In the ensuing 70-Yard push Henderson had carries of 18, 6 and 12 Yards and Middleton fired to Reed from the seven to up the Sembach margin to 26-7. Then morning recovered a Fumble at the warriors 43 to set up a 38-Yard Middleton to Winston scor ing heave. Bottoms covered for sem Bach s 33-6 halftime Edge. The tigers drove 83 Yards in the third Quarter with substitute quarterback Jim Shoeck at the controls. He hit Byron cooker with a 13-Yard pass and Dennis Carter with a 17-yarder. Henderson went Over from the one. Wei Brincken scored to Start the fourth period As county returned a punt 23 Yards. Sembach added a personal foul and Rivers hit county with a 21-Yard to pass. A poor Kickoff set up the final Middleton Winston scoring Aerial a 21-yarder, then morning picked off a warriors pass and scrambled Down the sideline to round out the tigers scoring. Sembach got outstanding work from its linebackers All Safe selection . Teofilo in the Middle and Leon Ray and Donald Sams on the flanks plus defensive tackle Willie Leary. Offensively Sembach showed Good bal Ance by Rushing for 252 Yards and passing for 180 More. The two Sembach Quarter backs Middleton and Schoeck were 11 for 26 with two intercepted. Sembach climbed above .500 at 2-1 while sending wingless we Brucken to its third straight setback. We Brocken 6 00 612 Sembach 12 21 7 13 53 sem Winston 41 pass from Middleton run failed so Middleton 4 run kick f Ai led Wei county 60 pass from Rivers pass failed sem Middleton i run Bottoms kick sem Reed 7 pass from Middleton Bottoms kick sem Winston 38 pass from Middleton Bottoms kick sem Henderson 1 run Bottoms kick Wei county 15 pass from Rivers pass failed sem Winston 21 pass from Middleton kick failed sem morning 70 pass interception Bottoms kick standings Continental sports conference american divison conference games All games w l of a w l of a Wiesbaden 30 55 28 40 78 41 Sembach 2 1 72 32 2 2 91 52 Rhein main 1 2 41 46 1 2 41 46 we Brucken 03 33 95 03 33 95 National division Pitburg 3 0 93 27 3 0 93 27 Hahn 2 1 66 52 2 1 66 52 Ramstein 1 2 75 76 1 2 75 76 Span Dahlem 03 46 125 03 46 125 sunday s results Hahn 34, Ramstein 21, overtime Sembach 54, we Brucken 12 . Conference conference games All games w l t of a w l t of a Alconbury 20 36 14 3005 33 Otic Sands 53 45 2 1 0 66 68 Uke Heath 11 21 23 1 1 0 21 23 Ben Waters 1 21 27 0 1 0 21 27 Mildenhall t 1 1701107 upper Heyward 2 24 39 0 2 24 3 sunday s result Chicksands 2, upper Heyford 24