European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 17, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 26 the stars and stripes thursday August 17, 19/8 rur narc i Toreion of ses sen or series debut a Lviv i o i continued from Page 2513. Wednesday and will play five games against the italian National team in Bolo Gna Rimini and Parma saturday through wednesday. The badgers will leave for Chicago aug. 27 from Frankfurt. In what Meyer said was a super game Badger right hander Steve Mars Den of Marinette wis., hurled a four hitter against Sembach fanned 11 and walked three. Wisconsin scored the winning run inthe eighth. Meyer in describing the run asked Mark Metzler of Stoughton wis., who had reached first on error and took second on walk How he got to third i stole it. What else came the reply. Metzler scored on the fielder s Choice of Monte Phillips of Portage  thought Sembach had the Best of All the service teams said Meyer. The had an outstanding crowd considering it rained a portion of the  Mike Zimmerman of Middle ton wis., the food expert on the team rated the Chow Halls on the trip and sem  first by a Long  connoisseur John Dzurak a Pitcher from Milwaukee says German Beer does t taste much different than . Beer. It s  he May have trouble leaving the country with that statement. For Pitcher George o Brien of Antigo a wto., he said this is his first trip to Europe and possibly the last. I have enjoyed the bus trips the Gas houses. We have had a pc time everybody has treated us though running for trains and buses i been hectic says 20-year-old Mike of new Berlin wis., i am never  to set another Opportunity like  a for Jim Larson of Minneapolis this has in his second big trip to two continents i was playing for the sports Amassa in june and july against National Idi of the nicara8ua. Costa Rica and .  would like to thank All the people with g Safe for their hospitality and co opera Tjon in arranging the trip and the Maccomo nations  said  toe Wisconsin paid its own Way. Germany nabs big left. Lauderdale Fla. The Ger Many All stars Europe s representatives in the tournament who lost their initial appearance sunday in the big Little league world series surged Back into Contention tuesday by shutting out Venezuela 6-0. Germany s ii hit attack featured Athree run fifth inning Homer by second baseman Tom Powell and the two hit pitching of Dennis White. In another game tuesday grand rap ids mich., bowed to Tampa 1-0. Germany scored a run in the first in Ning added four in the big fifth and another in the sixth eliminating Venezuela los ers in a previous game from this year s double elimination classic. Venezuela ousted puerto Rico 10-9, in a monday  revitalized Germany All stars had gone into tuesday s contest with their backs to the Wall after dropping sunday s game 4-3, to the Usa North champions from grand rapids. That game was marred by five Germany errors a Situa Tion that was considerably improved tues Day when the Europe club had Only one Fielding  s next game was to be against the Usa West team from port hueneme,calif., wednesday night. In All to teams Are battling it out for to honors including teams from six foreign countries four regional United states teams and the Host club Broward county  100 my 0-4 ii i pm tall no 000 0-0 j Winitt a environs a i and us a full. A Whitt. . Texan 1 hits Europe or. Nine Gary bid. A fired up team from tin Waskom tex., Defeated Torrejon air base Spain 6-0, tuesday to spoil the Europe representatives debut in this year s senior Little league world series. Only a two base blast in the seventh in Ning by Torrejon Catcher Neal Carrol broke up a potential no hitter by Waskom s Jerry  bases loaded single in the first inning by left fielder Terry Britt scored three runs and put the game away for the Tex ans representing the Usa South. They put insurance runs on the second fourth and fifth. Unfortunately for 1sters from Waskom g found the 90-Degreetheir liking after sex Days of Texas heat Ture climbed to Between graces. Europe used two for four strikeouts and a but Only four hits. Both i  other action Usa North eliminated by rates. The dutch and italian paid for the train fare Board and  to their countries.i0"161 on the trip Are Jeffrey Jordan a -. Ill Peter Romoren Reeds Steven Mahler eau Claire Martin Mondry Windsor wis. Zirbel Waunakee wis. Kirk Austin Minn. Darrell Moore Mil itti.-is0?1 Norsetter Madison Monte Phillips Portage and Meyer s wife Wannda and land s wife Phyllis an twin sons who were the Bat boys. By the associated press Vitas Gerulaitis and Martina Navratilova were the Best singles players during the recently concluded world team Tennis season and tuesday night they gave Ever indication that won t change in the play Ger Lauis in his first wet season started his singles match with the new York apples holding a slim 17-14 Lead Over the Anaheim oranges but it was no con test after  24-year-old native new yorker was Brilliant As he crushed Mark Cox 6-1, an then combined with Ray Ruffels to defeat Cox and Anaheim player coach Cliff dry Sdale by the same score As new York opened defense of its wet title blasting the oranges 29-16, in the initial match of a first round playoff  was equally impressive As she also posted a pair of victories in bos ton s 31-24 overtime win Over new Orleans the Wimbledon Queen Defeated wend Turnbull 64, and teamed with Terry hot today for a 6-3 Victory Over Trumbull an Pat Bostrom As the lobsters took a 1-0 Lead in their Best of three series with the net sin other opening round wet playoff matches the los Angeles strings Defeated the Golden caters 29-17, and the san Diego friars topped the Seattle cascades apples 29, oranges 18anahelm s Francoise Durr and Anand Amrit Raj edged Billie Jean King and Ray Ruffels to give the oranges a 7-5 Lead. Joanne Russell tied the match 11-11, witha 6-4 Victory Over Durr. She then teamed with King to defeat Nancy Richey and wet Roundup Kathy Harter 6-3, to give the apples a Lea they widened with Gerulaitis performance. The second match is thursday night in Anaheim. Lobsters 31, nets 24, Tanne Smith and Roy Emerson beat bos trom and John Lucas 6-4, and Tony Roche edged Andrew Paulson 7-6, for Boston s other set  teamed with Marty Riessen to beat Roche and Emerson 7-5, in men doubles and Send the match into overtime. But Roche held service to Clinch the lob sters Victory. The series continues thurs Day night in _ strings Hie Nastase ran of games As he Defeated and also teamed with /6-2 Victory Over Prew-1 Moss As the strings Ibert of three series. Vijayandashoku.ro.,Ian and Leonard 7-fl, and i Kiyomura Defeated a Tamarisk Krueger 6-j, to. Strings other set victories Wafe scored the Gate i by defeating Evert. A the second match la tiled thursday at  a friars a Csc Rod Laver Defeated Tarot san Diego bested Seattle in iof a Best of three playoff i san Diego won four of trailed Only after the of Gorman and Sherwood aver and Ross Case  Reid of san stove 7-6, while Reid and Defeated stove and Utica ice Oil pc Alia i  Tulles or for 2-shot Lead in Csc Ramstein Germany Ramstein Clyde Sniffen despite three bogeys shot a Par 70 wednesday for a 144  to take Over first place while Previ Ous Leader Ron Collins slipped to third indie Continental sports conference 72-Hole Golf championships  the women s Competition Myrna Ras 226 Tota Fand took a commanding 27-stroke be shot off the Lith Hole. However he chipped in a 10-footer for a Bird on the i added another one on116th Hole after his Sec old  w readers a fringe of a Green. Sni in fee Putte bogeyed the fifth but Bonn s . Lake stroked a 44-41-85wednesday for a two Day total of 164 to a a six stroke margin Over Berlin Donald Lajeunesse in the seniors division Stuffen who was in sixth place tuesday after an opening round 74, grabbed a to stroke advantage Over teammate Rickolt who matched his first Day s performance with another 73 for a 146 total. Sniff played a consistent round of Golf wednesday with a one ver 36 on the frontline and a one under 34 coming Home a. Ogee the if came right Back to Birdie the next Hole for -hs1" Iho was fun zoning like a a Clune and was on mender Par after eight holes got bogged Down on the Par 4 402-j2rd"inth Hoff when he pushed his tee shot the Woods. He took three shots to get out into the Fairway and had to Settle of a Hole for a i was hitting the Ball very bad  the Ramstein golfer and on several asians i selected wrong clubs and Over snot the greens. Hns"1 to on y one Over on tieback nine after a Bird on the 17th Hole had most of his difficulties on the front Side eyed holes three four and five Ope Moh Rick Colt. Sums lain. Ron Collin i Imohl. Amu Bull Norm a Levi Dhu Lacfi rim  att tur. Kim few ,  earlier. Colt birdied the Par 4, 386-Yard Collins who held the Lead with a 71 tues Day. Was five Back of Sniffen after he another Ramstein player Ames Lasu game held fourth pc with a 1� Toul Ter a t78 wednesday. He also had his troubles but on the Back Side when his to mor