Tunis, John Roberts

Two men and a dog are stranded in France after the British forces withdraw from Dunkirk early in World War II.

A story about the brutality of war. A German sergeant has made friends of the people in the French village where he is forced to kill six underground hostages. It is not until 1964 when the French and German teams meet in a World Cup soccer game that he is able to face his conscience.

Dodger manager Spike Russell's efforts to rally his team to a pennant victory are threatened by a scheming club secretary and the seeming irresponsibility of a star rookie pitcher.

A story about the brutality of war. A German sergeant has made friends of the people in the French village where he is forced to kill six underground hostages. It is not until 1964 when the French and German teams meet in a World Cup soccer game that he is able to face his conscience.

When one player from the overconfident team, the previous year's champions, is expelled for gambling and the other four are penalized for breaking training, they angrily quit the basketball varsity and leave the inferior B team defending the school's record.

Hans von Kleinschrodt, stationed in Normandy during World War II, became a friend of the villagers. Then an explosive Underground incident occurred. Hans was ordered to kill six hostages in reprisal and faceda crisis of conscience. The killing follows Hans for the rest of his life and is played out during a French /German World Cup championship game twenty years later.

When two young brothers join the Brooklyn Dodgers, one becomes team manager and is faced with the task of uniting a team rife with dissension and prejudice against the new Jewish rookie catcher.

Sergeant Williams of the British Expeditionary Force is left behind in France with one of his men and a homeless dog. Gisele, a courageous French girl, is their most resourceful helper.