European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday november 24, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 27 Theismann says he will be Back in 86 from press dispatches Arlington a. Washington redskins quarterback Joe Theismann vowed Friday that he will return for the 1986 National football league season. There has never been a question in my mind i would play again said Theismann during a news conference at Arlington memorial Hospital where he underwent two operations to repair a compound fracture of his right leg. "1 am excited about next year Al he said. Theismann was injured in monday s Victory Over the new York giants. Theismann was on crutches and accompanied by his Fiancee to personal Ity Cathy Lee Crosby As he spoke. I feel great. For the first time i am anxious to go to minicams said the 12-year Veteran who at 36 was the oldest starting quarterback in the nil. Theismann the redskins All time leading passer was injured in the Sec Ond Quarter. His replacement Jay sch Rocker seeing his first extended action rallied the redskins for the Victory. Cornerback activated St. Louis the St. Louis Cardi nals Friday activated comeback Lionel Washington who has missed nine games with a broken leg and placed fullback Earl Ferrell on the injured Reserve list. Washington who led St. Louis in interceptions the past two seasons will rejoin the team for sunday s game against the new York giants at Busch stadium. Team spokesman Michael Menchel said Ferrell voluntarily went on injured Reserve because of an unspecified illness. St. Louis will be without Ottis Ander son for the second straight week because of a calf injury the team s All time top rusher suffered two weeks ago. Cal governors meet Montreal the British Colum Bia Lions and the Hamilton Tiger cats opponents for sunday s Grey cup game practice in the cold Friday while Ca Nadian football league governors met to discuss the future of the league. Much of the governors discussion during their Day Long meeting concerned expansion of the regular season schedule to 18 games from 16 and possible Finan Cial compensation to the players because of the increase. The governors were expected to give formal approval to the expanded sched ule which also would reduce the exhibition schedule to two games from four. Sports wire Brewers going to Japan Milwaukee former Milwaukee Brewers Mark Brouhard and Brad Lesley will play in Japan next year the american league club announced Fri Day Brouhard an outfielder will play for the Yakut swallows of the Japan Cen trial league in Toyko. He has been with the Brewers for All or part of every sea son since 1980. Brouhard batted .259 in 37 games this year. Lesley a Pitcher will join the Han Kyu braves of the Japan Pacific league in Onaka. Lesley a Relief Pitcher spent most of but season with the Brawer a class aaa farm club at Vancouver. He was 1-0 with a 9.95 Era in five games with the Brewers. Cards to open at night St. Louis a season opener april 8 against the Chicago cubs will Leone of 55 Home night a " i he the St. Louis card tonal league Cha Pic six contests including an april 10 game against Chicago will be featured As midweek businessmen s St. Louis which has Home dates that will include 12 weekends has no scheduled double headers among its 81 games at Busch stadium. The cards who set a Home Atten dance record of 2,662,875 while winning their 14th no Pennant said ticket prices for Box seat and Reserve scats at Busch stadium will be increased 50 cents each to $9.50 and $7, respectively in 1986. Track posts big loss Cherry Hill . Low Atten dance and reduced betting at the har Ness races have combined for an $8.6 million loss for the three months ending sept. 30, owners of the lavishly refurbished Garden state Park announced. Garden state dubbed Racetrack of the 21st Century when it reopened in april posted a loss of $8.94 million. The loss was 13 cents per share compared with earnings of $2.6 million or 4 cents per share for the same period last year the owners said. Revenues for the july september Quarter were s17.3 million up from $4.1 million in the same Quarter last year. Canadians hold Lead la Quinta Calif. Canadians Dave Barr and Dan Halldorson opened a 6-stroke Lead Friday in the second round of the 32nd world cup and inter National trophy Golf tournament. Halldorson compiled a 6-under-Par 66 on the Mountain course at the la Quinla hotel and in addition to leading Canada to a stranglehold Lead in the team Competition took the individual Lead at 134, 10 shots under Par for 36 holes. Barr had a 69 in the mild sunny de Sert weather. That gave the canadians a 9-under-Par total for the Day lifted them out of a tie for second and placed them Well in front at 273, 15 under Par at the tournament s Halfway Point. England the first round Leader was the Only other team in the Field of two Man squads from 31 nations Able to keep the canadians within sight. Americans Tom Kite and Lanny Wadkins tied with the canadians after first round play fell nine strokes Back. Wadkins shot a 70 and finished two rounds at 138. Kite encountered All sorts of difficulties on the Back made a Cou ple of double bogeys and had to put on a Birdie Birdie finish to Salvage a 74. That gave the americans a 144 for the Day and left them in third place at 282. Brodie shoots a 67 Boca Raton Fla. John Bro die the former san Francisco 49ers quarterback who is attempting a new career in professional Golf shot a 5 under Par 67 in the first round of the $200,000 qua Del senior pea classic Friday. Brodie s score was enough to keep him one shot off the Pace set by Ken still and Dan Sikes who tied for the Lead at 66 Over the 6,750-Yard Par-72 Boca Grove Plantation course. Sikes and still overcame erratic put Ting to finish ahead of Jim Ferree and Brodie. Brodie who played 17 years with the 49ers before moving into the television Booth As a color announcer 12 years ago finished with three birdies after a Trio of bogeys and five pars on the front nine. Controllers in Greece plan protest Athens Greece a Greece s 400 air traffic controllers will go on a hunger strike in their tight to win More fringe benefits and better working conditions from the socialist government a controllers spokes Man said Friday. The controllers also said they would re Frain from sleeping and would remain at the airports during their hunger strike which they plan to begin on monday. They won t let us strip so we chose this method of protest George Katsimalis the president of the executive Board of the air traffic controllers association of Greece told a news conference. 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Wilson code declared a state of emergency in a mostly while neighbourhood Friday saying he would not demonstrations against Blacks moving there to escalate into violence. I find there is an imminent danger of civil disturbance which poses a serious sub Stantial and continuing danger to the health safety and property of the citizens said Goode after Street protests in the Southwest Philadelphia neighbourhood by several Hundred Whites wednesday and thursday nights. It is time for the City to assume control Over the streets in that Goode said the state of emergency will remain in effect for at least two weeks. It prohibits people in groups of four or More from gathering or congregating upon Public highways or Public sidewalks or in any other outdoor place in the area which is 10 blocks Long and about four blocks wide. Exceptions Are made for those waiting to Board trolleys or buses people engaged in recreation or religious activities or anyone peacefully entering or leaving buildings. Residents of the overwhelmingly White working class neighbourhood took to the streets the last week shouting racial insults against Blacks who had moved in recently. The two families have indicated they will resist the harassment and stay in an area where the 1980 census found Only 20 Blacks among 7,118 Whites. Carol Fox who is White said she and her Black husband Gerald and their two Chil Dren never expected the reception they received when they moved into a Home on South 64th Street on sunday. She said they found holes chopped in the heating and water systems and a failed Effort to Start a fire in the basement
