European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 09, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 9, 1978 the stars and stripes Page 25 _ by Randy Bartett racing Roundup v s the season moves into its final months there s so much gown Cun  t Jeffi but ? s Xref top  and Prii to i aged sunday on the Oster reaching in the Centra part of that Nat Orf Afu the Austria Renee orgy two rounds remain in Europe the duty hip on Amk i so a. Balian grand prix at Monza on sept. 10. With any Luck at All. Duld Clinch the world Crown he fan tru  r a a up. Ita Oul be. The find Andretti encounters no mechanical problems in to Ita Over also _  you u to through with the formula 1 race events Are scheduled for Renault is. Alf suds and super vees the super Vee race a european trophy round. Practice is Friday and Satur Day formula 1 practice from 10 to in Jolt. A from i to 2 . Both Days with Sun Day s program As follows Renault s race. 9 . Untamed formula 1 training 10 30 to 11 fun. Alf Sud race 11 15 . The my grand prix of Austria for formula i cars 2 pm and super Vee race 4 . If you re not going to Austria you May catch much of the race on television with German Channel 1 Ard beginning its telecast at 2 30 . Old timers on curb urging on Germany s famous curb urging this weekend it s the 6th annual International meeting for historical racing cars and cycles and if you re an old car Buff Don t miss this one. The cars will race on the Start finish line circuit on saturday and sunday with i"?8 providing a special Salute to Ferrari on its 30th year and to opel on its 80thfabike along with the Ferrari and opel cars there will be old timers fro Malfa Romeo Bow. Bugatti Cooper Jaguar. Maserati Mercedes porsche and Many others. Saturday s program goes from 7 . Until ., with sunday s races set from 8 . . Prices Are i Marks Tor adopts and 1 Marks for children on saturday it Marks a  sunday while a combined ticket for both Days goes for 15 Marks adults my s Marks children. You May also taped toe of can in the paddocks f or 10 Marks. Be the re Ovate trophy series with the american Driver Kelly Carder leading in that one. I Carder with two wins and a third place so far should win on saturday hell Clinch the Royale title. Here s wishing this promising Young Driver Good Luck. Bruno wins Lackey does Well in Sweden a few results from recent events Italy s Bruno Giacomelli continued his domination of formula 2 racing winning last sunday s european championship round in Misano. Italy Board us works March Bow. It was the Young italian s seventh Victory in 11 Outing this season. He had clinched the title two weeks earlier with Bis win in Sicily. Second at Isano was Giacomelli s teammate Marc surer of Switzerland and third came italia Driver Eli Deangelis. America s Eddie Cheever. A favorite at the Start of toe formula t Camplon finished rth in his March Bow. He has cd to win a race this year and the big question is what s gone wrong the Axel and final formula 2 championship event of the season Sef a sept 24 at Hoeken Tim Germany. At the recent International drag racing festival at Mantrop Park. Sweden american Driver Jerry Lackey did very Well finishing seventh in his bracket aboard his Volte Kar Mann Ghia lil  there were 40 cars in Lackey s bracket and to qualify for the finals he had to be among the fastest 16. He scored 13th Best then advanced to finish seventh before he was eliminated. A Good showing indeed against some of the Best drag racing cars in Europe. Total entry in the swedish festival topped the 300 Mark. Lackey Nee president of the Hanau Auto racing association Kara says he plans to get some the Best swedish cars to the Fliege Horst drag strip for Hara s fall nationals on oct. I porsche club plans Crystal party rapid Rick Sebert the porsche club of America Germany Region activities airman Par excellence whipped off some material on a special delivery basis with the pea will you get this in As soon As possible. Like right now a problem. What Rick is excited about is the porsche club s 15th anniversary to be celebrated we. U through 20 with a wide variety of activities which i la get to in a minute. But first one background. The nation porsche club of America was funded la the Early la la Washington  by porsche owners who decided to help each other find parts it easy in those it. The Dob was Abo formed to promote friendships among those who bad bought pc Many Little  As the can a aught on Rehns were developed woo ghost p to feed states. Fifteen Yean ago the military and civilian owners of porsche in Ger decided u form a Germany  the charter was granted and we club has going Strong usually Ever since. The porsche cub of America Germany Region woes members from Norway Italy Greece England Spain and other nations and is to to purse be owners or co owners who have Apo or Fpo addresses. Today there Are 100 porsche regions in the ., plus two in Canada and the porsche 2 of America Germany Region has every reason to be proud of the fact that it s the j largest. The largest is the san Francisco Region with 850 cars. Siebert maintains that � Germany Region should be tops because there Are More than 1,000 Green plate Nuebe buzzing around in Germany alone. The club is always seeking More members of interested dues Are 24 a Yea write Charie Van sistine. Membership chairman.  Apo 09451. � Ery Active cams with at Lent Law events a month Seh Dotel March threat Otto event november through feb nary. Ahng with the events and camaraderie. F conto med on Page 26 local standings  Hawaii v corps men s fast  won Lou Pel. Go .500 4.� 1 Jjo 4 Massey s 76 tops Stuttgart Golf tourney Stuttgart Germany Stuttgart stick Massey shot an even Par 36 on the Back nine for a 76 to take a one stroke Leadin the first round of the 72-Hole Stuttgart medal play open Here  Stuttgart pro picked up three bogeys for a 40 on the front nine Over the Tough rolling Par-73. 6,645-Yard course at Kom Westheim but then garnered two Birdson the final nine for his three Over Par 76. Stuttgart s Chris Hall and Augsburg s Ken mines were one stroke Back at 77. Hall shot an one Over Par 38 on the front Side but then ran into trouble with two double bogeys on the Back nine for a 39. Hall could have been farther Down the pack if it was t for three birdies on his final  shot one of the most consistent rounds on opening Day grabbing is  he had his problems in putting As he three putted three holes to finish four overpay. In third place was Heidelberg s Charle Demps with a 42-3779. Demps ran into disaster on the Par-5, 516-Yard ninth Hole after Birdi eing the eighth when he had to take a two stroke penalty for a double bogey. Stuttgart s Claus Veith and John More each had 42-38-80 and were four strokes behind front running Massey. Local entrants Johnnie Pritchard and Lupe Garza follow i with 81s, while five other golfer were tied at 82. More than 80 golfers Are entered in the four Day tournament which has one More round on wednesday before golfers Are flighted for the final two rounds. The results men open Hen Traoy. Soul tort. A -7� or Kami. Stuttgart.  a ur8. 330-77 ch�r1o� porn i Mem Norg.  Nan a John Mora Sutt get. Udo Job Nohma rd.swttgorl3m3-41tuptooru. Tout gun. 41.40 Mic re Lor Ait Naty Stuttgart. Kapp suit against nil thrown out by court san Francisco a former quarterback Joe Kapp s attempt to sue the National football league for $11.8 million for violating antitrust Laws was thrown out monday by a Federal appeals  ninth  Court of Appeal upheld a 1976 Federal jury verdict which found Kapphan not proven he was damaged by the antitrust  court also dismissed an nil Appeal seeking to overturn  District court judge William t. Sweigert s finding that the rules did violate the Sherman antitrust act. Kapp sued in 1971 when be left football after refusing to sign a contract with the new England patriots which contained the provisions to which he objected. The court noted that Kapp. For personal reasons decided to Stop playing football and seek less strenuous employment in the entertainment Field and that his Only interest was in trying to recover any Finan Cial loss suffered through electing not to play. F a Darmstadt. I 7 Josf i u t my it t Joti it of a ii t l in 2 .003 " 17 per Nunt. Lur who she Al no Sun idol Procun. Vim Iii. M. �. Lam  Coll Iho Iammat Tkv hmm Shapef-7.wonmt.inmsundtr Remot  . .90  �. 1p.m. Women s division _ won Lea pet of h�ldlbor9_ ".r,"."T"7plrmmons.7 Kartt Ruho. Mor Malm. _  shape 5worms. O i last saturday s  23, Mon Holm s Kallon utom. To Mutooro i hut saturday Samos it selects Rose player of month new York a Pete Rose whose 44-game hitting Streak was recently Bro  been selected the National league s player of the month for july league president Chub Feeney announced. On the final Day of the month. Rose tied Willie heeler s no Mark of hitting in 44 straight games but was handcuffed by Larry Mcwiliams and Gene Garner of at Lanta on the first Day of August. Rose s figures for the month were a Bat Ting average of .379 on 44 hits in 118 at bats. 17 runs scored and eight runs batted in. Rose s sensational month carried him to the league leadership in hits. Other no players who bad an exception Al month were Jack dark of san Francis co who set a giants record for consecutive games with a hit-28 Reggie Smith of los Angeles who hit Home runs in four straight games Bill Buckner of Chicago who Tut .373 for the month Cincinnati s George Foster who had nine homers and 27 rib in july Oscar Gamble of san Diego who Bat Ted .3m, and Garry Templeton of St. Louis who hit .351. Richard voted july Pitcher new York map right hander a Richard of the Houston astros who won All four of his decisions in july and bad it earned run average has been named the National league s Pitcher of the month. Sports on of thursday. L . At us uric