Thursday, November 6, 1969
Page 25
THE STARS AND STRIPES
Soesterberg
Doubles Teom
repBickin's Tops Bowling
By BEN ABRAMS
USAREUR Drops Out
Of '69 Gl Super Bowl
HEIDELBERG (Special) — There'll be no C1I Snper Bowl
to wind up the 1969 football season for servicemen In Europe.
FRANKFURT (Special) — Joe
The announcement was made here Wednesday by a USAK*
Carone and Walt Smith of SoesEUR
spokesman who stated that the command would not
terberg, the Netherlands, rolled
participate
iu the inter-service post-season game.
a 1,286 six-game set to snare first
Reason
given
by the spokesman was that the game would
place in the Frankfurt Scratch
extend the football season beyond the normal closing date
Doubles Tournament at the
thereby interfering with programed training. The spokesman
Hansa Bowling Lanes here.
added that this decision is generally in accordance with past
Second in the two-day tourney,
practice,
which drew 218 entrants, were
Last year's inter-service classic was the first held since
Fred McClain of Berlin and Larry J 1964. The USAFE champion Bentwaters Phantoms defeated
Larson of Frankfurt, who totaled | the UvSAREUR tltleholdlng Berlin Bears, 20-0, in the 1%8 (JI
1,262 pins. Mark Kunath of Rhein- | Super Bowl.
Main and Jim Parrish of Wiesbaden were a close third at 1,258.
Montgomery Top Individual
VII Corps Flag Fooball
Berlin's Larry Montgomery
MOEHRINGEN, G e r ni u n y
STARS and STRIPES
swept the tourney's individual
(Special) — The 182nd L i K h I
honors by rolling a whopping 717
Equipment Maintenance Co. will
for high series and a 267 high
meet the 601st Direct Air Support
game. Though he failed to place
Sqn for the VII Corps flan footamong the top three doubles
ball championship at Kelly Barteams, Montgomery finished no
racks today.
lower than 16th in six entries —
The winner advances to the
each with a different partner.
quarterfinals of the USARKUR
flag football championships and
Carone had the second highest
will meet the 4th Arnid Div repseries, a 673, and Smith's 264
resentative on Saturday at Goopgame was runnerup to Montpingen.
gomery's.
USDESEA football competition for 1969 has ended and none of
the seven conferences had to settle for a co-championship.
Stars & Stripes high school files are rather incomplete before
1964, but this was the first season in the 1964-69 interim that at least
one of the conferences did not end in a deadlock.
The record shows Frankfurt (5-0) winning the Blue Division,
Heidelberg (4-1) copping Red laurels, Berlin (4-1) the class of the
Silver competitors, Karlsruhe (4-1) topping Gold play Madrid
(4-0) dominating Spain action, Vicenza (4-0) ruling the Italy roost
and London (4-0) atop the U.K. standings.
Frankfurt, Madrid, Vicenza and London compiled undefeated,
untied records in their respective conferences and all four have
won or shared their league crowns for at least three yearsMadrid's skein stretches through five campaigns. Frankfurt takes
the longest unblemished conference mark—14 games—into next
year. The Eagles also take the longest win skein (six games) in
all-games competition into 1970. They must have established some
kind of & record by losing their first game and winding up with
six straight wins for the third straight year.
Just imagine how tough the Eagles would be if coach Don
Drakulich could get away from that first-game hex.
Three conferences showed teams sharing the laurels in 1968,
two had ties in 1966 and one deadlock existed when the 1967, 1965
and 1964 shoulder pads, helmets and uniforms were stashed away.
AST YEAR, Munich earned a tie with Heidelberg in their title
showdown and both wound up undefeated in Red Division +»»*w*^w*+»+<w«*»***4W<»*4>4W«r+«»4W4^^
play. Seville beat Madrid for the first time in history to share the
Spain diadem and Naples and Vicenza split their series to deadlock for Italy honors.
Heidelberg and Madrid were involved in the 1966 ties, too. The
Lions shared Red honors with Mannheim as both clubs posted 4-0-1
8 Nuernberg
16
BLUE DIVISION
loop marks. Rota turned the tide on Madrid that year to gain a
36 Mannheim
8
FRANKFURT
NUERNBERG
share of the Spain crown.
7 Heldelbero*
18
0 Wiesbaden
10
26 Stuttgart
12
0 Munich
38
The traffic was dense atop the Silver Division standings in
25 Wiesbaden
0
14 Stuttgart*
8
1967 when Berlin, Mannheim and Wuerzburg all ended up with
7 Kaiaeralautern
6
22 Mannheim
0
41 London*
22
4-2 league records. And back in 1964 the whole league—Frank6
Heidelberg
14
33 Stuttgart
0
16
Munich
6
furt, Kaiserslautern and Wiesbaden— took turns at beating each
20 Wiesbaden
14
0 Heidelberg
34
KAISERSLAUTERN
other and all three clubs posted 2-2 records. Frankfurt and
•Non-conference games
30 Mannheim
0
Kaiserslautern encored the act in 1965, but Wiesbaden couldn't
6 .Wiesbaden
34
SILVER DIVISION
make it a "three's a crowd" situation that year.
12 Munich*
8
AUGSBURG
6 Frankfurt
7
46 Stuttgart JV*
0
Prep Pickin's imagines that the coaches would be willing to 18 Stuttgart
6
38 Llvorno*
22
settle deadlocks between the goal lines—since so much time exists
6 Wiesbaden
12
13 Baumholder
8
8 Stuttgart
8
between the end of the fall sports season and the time when Old
26 Bltburo
6
STUTTGART
« Berlin
66
Man Winter forces the athletes into the gymnasia for basketball
0 Munich*
12
14
Karlsruhe
20
12 Frankfurt
26
and wrestling.
C Wuerzburg
•
8 Nuernberg*
14
BAUMHOLDER
8
Wiesbaden
26
HE FINAL HIGH school standings for 1969 also reveal that
12 Brussels*
6
6 Kalaerslautern
18
0 Berlin
38
Berlin was the most prolific team in USDESEA as well as
0 Frankfurt
33
8 Augsburg
13
8 Kaiserslautern
8
0 Lakenheath*
28
the stingiest. The Cubs, led by dynamic Cleo Johnson, racked up
WIESBADEN
0 Wuerzburg
48
240 points and allowed only 34 in seven games. Madrid posted a 10 Nuernberg*
0
0 Berlin
38
Kaiserslautern
6
better per-game scoring average with 163 points in four games—a 340 Frankfurt
0 - Bltburg
26
SB
BERLIN
glossy 40.7 average. Berlin wound up with a 50-0 win over Brem- 26 Stuttgart
9
1« Karlsruhe*
0
8
erhaven as Johnson scored 26 points and picked up 214 yards in 32 Lakenheath*
38 Baumholder
0
Kalterslautern
6
only six carries. Coach George Pepoy said Cleo could have had a 12
8
Bitburg
14
14 Frankfurt
£0
24 Wuerzburg
14
hundred points if he played the whole game and Bremerhaven •Non-conference games
M Augsburg
6
mentor Ronald Foland indicated the same in his appraisal of
38 Baumholder
0
RED DIVISION
BO Bremerhaven*
0
the Cub halfback.
—
HEIDELBERG
BITBURG
Johnson probably will be receiving good support when the indi- 18 Frankfurt*
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40 Brunssum*
16
0
vidual Silver Division coaches cast their ballots for the 1969 Stars & 28 Mannheim
0 Wuerzburg
14
14
London*
0
14 Berlin
8
Stripes all-conference team. Coaches from all the conferences are 20 Munich
28
6 Augsburg
26
urged to submit their all-league offense and defense selections as 14 Nuernberg
*
0 Mannheim
6
Mannheim
0
0 Wuerzbura
8
soon as possible so that Prep Pickin's can give the boys who 36
34 Nuernberg
0
26
Baumholder
0
provided the weekend entertainment for their schoolmates their
MANNHEIM
WUERZBURG
0 Kaiserslautern*
30
just recognition.
32 Bad Kreuznach*
12
0 Heidelberg
28
14 Bltburg
0
And prognostication is over for another season. A 7-2-2 final
8 Wuerzburg*
26
26 Mannheim*
8
0 Nuernberg
22
week closed down the curtaiu on our first venture in picking
14 Berlin
84
6 Bltburo*
0
48 Baumholder
0
USDESEA football outcomes with 65 right, 20 wrong and three
0 Heidelberg
36
8 Bltburg
0
ties. That figures out to .764—which we'll gladly take—if the ties
8 Munich
36
6 Augsburg
6
MUNICH
are discounted. Prep Pickin's managed to see 13 different teams
•Non-conference games
12 Stuttgart*
0
perform— it would have been great to see everybody, but that
GOLD DIVISION
38 Nuernberg
0
BAD KREUZNACH
8 Kalserslautern*
12
borders on the impossible and everyone knows it takes a while
12
Wuerzburg*
32
26
Heidelberg
20
to do the impossible.
30 Bremerhaven
6
30 Vicenza*
8
Basketball and wrestling practice don't begin until Nov. 17 and
actual competition is almost a month away with a few schools
beginning competition Dec. 5-6 and the rest joining the action the
next Friday and Saturday.
In the interim, we'll be on the road seeking feature stories and
column material, meeting some new principals and coaches and
Blue Division
All Games
renewing acquaintances with others. Next week, the itinerary calls
Conference Games
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for visits to Madrid, Seville and Rota. Muy Bien, eh!
6 1 0 189 72
Frankfurt
5 0 0 111 32
b 2 0 128 73
3 2 0 86 65
LL THE WAY from Oslo on the northern extremities of the Wiesbaden
86 85
3 3 1
1 8 1 44 67
42 147
S&S circulation map comes a letter from Fred Brisky inform- Kaiserslautern
0 6 1
Stuttgart
0 4 1 34 111
ing that Kaiserslautern has won five straight boys golf titles.
Reel Division
Fred a counselor at Oslo American School, said the Red Raiders
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won the boys title in 1965-66-67 when he was the coach. Eric Sudy
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6 1 0 160 38
and Chris Curtis were the top golfers in 1965 and Sudy led the Heidelberg
4 1 0 132 32
5 2 0 156 64
3 1 0 106 •»•»
Raiders again in 1966. The Negri boys—Mike and Tom— and lim Munich
3 4 0
68 110
Nuernbero
* 3 0
44 92
LOCAL
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8 Madrid
0 Seville
18
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SHAPE
Brussels
Frankfurt JV*
13
6
0
20
Karlsru+ie
SEVILLE
38
0
20
8
BRUNSSUM
10 Bltburg*
12 SHAPE
18 Bad Kreuznach
20 Brussels
28 Karlsruhe
38 Bremerhaven
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Baumholder*
Karlsruhe
Bremerhnven
Brunssum
Bud Kreuznach
SHAPE
Upper Heyford*
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Brussels
Karlsruhe
SHAPE
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12
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32
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Berlin*
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SHAPE
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22
12
LIVORNO
Vlcenia
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38
30
12 Vicenza
0 Naples
28
20
NAPLES
0 Vicenza
30 Llvorno
20 Llvorno
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48 Naples
28 Llvorno
8 Munich*
• Naples
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30
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40
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KARLSRUHE
16
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83
20
28
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6
U.K. DIVISION
LAKENHEATH
14
20
28
8
SHAPE
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21 Upper Heyford*
12
32 Brunssum
12
23 Karlsruhe
20
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0
40 Bremerhaven
0
36 Brussels
13 Brunssum
16
•Non-conference Games
14
0
38
20
0
28
22
18
SPAIN DIVISION
London
Upper Heyford
Baumholder*
Wiesbaden*
38
0
0
32
Upper Heyford
6
London
IB
LONDON
Lakenheath
Upper Heyford
Heidelberg*
Upper Heytord
Frankfurt*
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MADRID
Rota
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SHAPE'
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6 London
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8 London
6 Litkenhonth
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Final Prep
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' through grade 10. After that American
students from Norway board at USDESEA schools usually Frank.
furt. Fred goes on to say, naturally, that skiing and skating ar e ' he
big winter sports and that the Americans do pre tty wel in competition against the Norwegians who are pertorming in their we; Frankfurt has formed a .ski team-believed to be
the first for an American High School in Europe. Rudy Gardnei
is the coach. The Americans from Norway should be right at home.
Mannheim
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1 6 0
Karlsruhe
SHAPE
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Bnemerhaven
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Augsburg
3
2
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80 30
51 86
Bltburo
2 3 0
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PF PA
168 116
180 60
126 91
148 146
76 174
40 238
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Seville
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Naples
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0
0
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4 2 0 169 60
3 8 0 02 66
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