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Seals Have Problems Coach Bum-Rapping Me: Smith Gary Smith OSHAWA, Ont. (UPI) The Oakland Seals have added two more players to their list of walking wounded, but the National Hockey League club is just 35 concerned about a healthy but disappointing goal tender no longer with the team. The Seals' star forward Norm Ferguson sustained a knee injury and goalie Chris Worthy took a hard shot in the midsection during Oakland's loss Thursday night to Pittsburgh, 3-2. Both players will be out for an undetermined length of time, though neither injury is thought to be serious. Ferguson and Worthy join Earl Ingarfield, Mike Laughton, Carol Vadnais, and Tony Featherstone on the injured list.

Coach Fred Glover appeared more concerned Friday with the play of Gary Smith. The 6-foot-4 goalie" performed just as erratically during exhibitions as during last year's regular season and was demoted recently to the Seals 1 Providence development team. Glover said Friday he will ihaye a scout in the stands tonight and Sunday to evaluate Smith's performance with Providence. "Smitty is lost io the woods somewhere," said. "We thought progress had been made with him last season, bat it an went down the drain." The 25-year-old Smith contends Glover has applied continual verbal pressure which has resulted in the goalie's disappointing play.

"I'm just trying to do a job as best I can," Smith said. "They think everyne they light a fire under me Til play butter. All Glover does is bum-rap me. Td rather he let me alone. Td just as soon let one of the other gays play so 1 wouldn't have to take the aggravation.

Fm not that crazy about the game. If there was something else I could do, I'd rather do it" The Seals are a young club, trying to shore up several spots. Glowr had been counting on Smith to be his regular goalie. Worthy is entering only his second year of NHL action. He played in just 14 games last sea 1 son.

Still, the youngster has posted a slightly better record in pre-season games than the Seals' two 36-year-old veteran goalies, Charlie Hodge and Marcel Faille. The Seals have won three of their first seven pre-season contests. Fred Glover 14-Son Mateo Saturday, October 4, 1969 Tennis Finals OnKQED-TV Tomorrow's Pacific Coast International Tennis championship finals from the Berkeley Tennis Club will be televised over KQED-TV (9) at 12 noon tomorrow. Sonny Jurgensen Redskins Here 'Polished' 49ers Open At Home By JACK BLUTH Times Sports Editor A team hopefully more polished will open the home season for the 49ers Sunday. The Prospectors, who have lost eight straight games, including two league contests, host the Washington Redskins in Kezar Stadium.

Game time is 1 p.m., and a crowd of 35,000 is expected to 5 watch the 49ers attempt to snap a losing streak that is getting dangerously close to the club record. Coach Dick Nolan worked the club overtime daily this week to "polish up" what he thought was the 49crs' best game of the season, albeit a defeat, last week against Green Bay. The 49ers come off a 14-7 loss to the Packers, who were once coached by the same man Vince Lombard! who coaches the Redskins. Oddsmakers apparently aren't impressed by Lombardi's record. They have made the 49ers a four-point favorite.

By the same token, the Redskins are not the same team -y were before Lombard) took over. It took a last-minute rally for the Cleveland Browns to beat them last week, 27-23. The week previous, the Redskins whipped New Orleans, 2620. Rookie running back Larry Brown ripped that always- tough Cleveland defense for 95 yards. Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen completed 14 out of 18 passes.

In two games Jurgensen has completed 24 for 44 and 350 yards, five of those for touchdowns. He has had none intercepted. Defensive statistics are not so impressive. The Redskins have given tip 416 yards rushing as compared to 251 passing in two games. Ken Willard may carry the ball often Sunday.

The 49ers will be in better health this week than last. Defensive end Stan Hindma.1 returns to the lineup. So does running back Bill Tucker. Defensive back Mel Phillips has a bad ankle, however. Three old favorites will be in the Washington lineup.

They are former 49er offensive tackle Walter Rock, who was traded to the Redskins for Washington's number one draft choice; former 49er running back Dave Kopay. a reserve, and former UCLA Heisman Trophy winner; quarterback- Gary Beban of Redwood City who is being used as a backup wide receiver this year. Sunday's game will mark the first meeting at Kezar between the two clubs since 1961 when the 49ers scored a 35-3 victorv. The Redskins won. 31-28, in Washington in 1967.

China Ups World Cup Lead Sports On TV, Radio SUNDAY Television a.m. Football, Stanford- Purdue (tape), 44. 10 a.m. Football, New York-Boston, 3, 4. 11 a.m.

Football, Notre Dame-Michigan State, 2, 3. S. Noon Football, College Football, 1969, 7,13. Noon Tennis, Pacific Coast Championships. 9.

1 Baseball, Atlanta vs. New York (play-off), 3. 4. 1 p.m. Football, New Orleans-Los Angeles, 5,10, 4fi.

4:30 pjn. Golf, Locke vs. Bayer or Monti, 46. 5:30 p.m. Football.

land-Miami (replay), 32. Radio 10 a.m. Baseball, Minnesota vs. Baltimore (play-off), KNBR (680). 12:35 p.m.

Football, 49ers vs. Washington, KSFO (560). 6:50 p.m. Basketball, San Francisco, Seattle Tournament, 'KNBR (68). Hetzel (iocs To 76ersj (UPI) The Philadelphia Tters said Friday they have obtained Hetzel from the Cincinnati Roy- in exchange for Craig Ray- lnwnd and a second round draf choice after the 1970-71 season.

Hetzel, 6-feet-8, is a former Davidson (N.C.) College All- America and was the San Francisco Warriors first draft choice in 1965. The dub said he would report in time for its pre-season Igarae here Monday against the Milwaukee Bucks. U.S. Trails By 2 Strokes In World Golf By LESLIE NAKASHIMA SINGAPORE (UPI) Nationalist China took a two-stroke lead over the United States Saturday in the third round of the 72-hoIe 17th World If championship after a keen in stifling heat. Hsieh Yung Yo fired a two under par and his teammate Hsu Chi-San a one under par 37-33--70 for a combined two-man team score of 416 over three rounds.

U.S. Onen champion Orville Moody carried a 36-35--71 and jovial Lee Trevino, the 1968 U.S. Open titleholder, a two under par 35-34r-69 for a 418 total. The two teams were paired against each other and drew a gallery exceeding 3,000 on the par 71 bukit course of the Singapore Island Country Club. Hsieh also maintained his lead in the race for the individual trophy with a 205.

This was two strokes better than Sukree Onchum of Thailand, who fired a 34-33-57 Saturday for a 207 total. Moody was next at 208 along with Filipino Ben Arda, who shot a 67, and Trefino was fifth at 210. Thailand, which was lied for third place with Argentina after two rounds, placed third with a 419 largely on the strength of Sukree's 67. His teammate, Suchin Suwanapong, shot a two over par 35-38-- 73. The Philippines was in fourth place with a 420 as Eleuterio Ni- val fired a four under par 3433--67 in addition to Arda's 69.

Argentina and Japan tied for fifth place with 424s. Two Under Hsieh birdied the fourth and sixth holes to be -two under for the day, but he took a double bogey on the par four seventh hole. He hooked his tee shot into the trees and had to hit a recovery to the fairway. He was on with a -three but he three-putted to the dismay of the large gallery. "The tee ground was too hard and I hooked my drive," Hsieh said.

"I then tried to get a bogey. I i two putts for a bogey and was very careful on the remaining two-foot putt. But it curved to the left." Trevino shot pasl the same hole on second shot. He made a bad chip bur. sank a 30- fool pressure putt for his par.

Moody had hit a fine second shot arid canned a three-foot birdie putt. The United Stales pulled ahead of China at this stage but Moody three-putted on the ninth 1 for a bogey and the two teams were tied again. Trevino had pulled Americans even with the Chinese with a seven-foot birdie p'-itt on the par-five 13th hole after chipping from a bunker. The Chinese, however, pulled ahead by a stroke on the ISth par five hols as Hsieh and Hsu sank 10 and 15-foot birdie putts, respectively. Moody got a bird but Trevino failed.

The Chinese made it a two- stroke lead on the 18th with HSU's birdie. Hsieh admitted he used considerable energy in coaching Hsu and it was a "tough job." will de much better tomorrow," Hsu said after he birdied the final hole. So Far Berkeley Net True To Form U.S. Davis Cupper Stan Smith of Pasadena returns on the run to Australia's Bob Carmicbael Friday in Quarterfinals of the Pacific Coast International Tennis Tournament. Smith won, 6-4, 6-4, to go into semi-finals.

(AP Wirephoto) Benvenuti Big Favorite Over Fraser NAPLES, Italy (UPI'i Freckled, red-haired Scott Fraser of Seattle, makes the big tonight, fighting for the -world middleweight boxing title only 18 months after turning professional. The 21-year-old Scott is a 1 underdog against champion Nino Benvenuti of Italy," making 'his first ring appearance in 10 months since outpointing another American in the firsi: major world title bout in Italy in 35 years. Scott has only fought 18 times as a pro, Daly once against a world-ranked foe. He scored a third round TKO over Denny (Continued on Page 16) Windy Mama Gets Money i Mama, a three- year-old filly owned by Mrs. Joseph T.

Forno, scored a front- running victory over the favored Old Season in the featured Carolands Purse yesterday. Love Ya Honey finished third in the field of 12 sophomore misses, with Jays Pearl fourth. Merlin Volzke hustled Windy Mama to the front from her number one post position, and she was three lengths to the good at the finish. Time for the six furlongs was 1:10 3-5 and Windy Mama paid $15.20 to win. The daughter of Windy Seas was making her first start since last March 6 at Santa Anita.

'Pretty Good Says Bill Toomey LOS ANGELES (AP) Most decathlon performers wculd be satisfied with the first-day marks Bill Toomey received in his final appearance in the 10- event test. After -that one day, however, Toomey had 4,355 poir.ts and admitted that "it's a pretty good start toward that record." That record is the world mark of 8,319" points set two years ago by West Germany's Kurt Bendlin. In this, his Sls't and last decathlon, Toomey wants that mark or nothing. BERKELEY (UPI) The top four seeded players in both men's and women's singles face one another today in the semi-final round of the $20,000 Pacific Coast International Tennis Tournament. Thomaz Koch meets Stan Smith and top ranked Arthur Ashe Cilff Rkhey.

In women's play, top- seeded Margaret Court plays Patti Hogan and Winnie Shaw goes up against Lesley Hunt. Koch, 1iie Brazilian seeded second, defeated Roy Earth Friday, 7-5, 6-3. Third seeded Smith, of Palo Alto, got past Bcb Carmi-; chad, 6-4, 6-4. Ashe, of Gum Springs, and Richey, of San Angelo, gained their semi-final berths on Thursday. Scotland's Miss Shaw, who is seeded second in women's singles, advanced to the semifinals with a win Friday over Pixie Lamm, 1-6, 6-2, 6-0.

Third seeded Miss Hunt of Australia defeated Eesme 10-8, 3-6, 6-3. Australia's Miss Court and Miss Hogan, from La Jolla, Calif, won their semi-final berths Thursday. In doubles play today, Miss Shaw will team with Australia's Kerry Harris against Dcnise Carter of Los Alto, Calif, and Kristy Pigeon of Danville, Calif. In men's doubles, Ashe and Pasarell play Australia's Terry Addison and Ray Keldie. Koch and Smith face Tom Edlefson of Oakland, Calif, and Tom Gorman of Seattle, Wash.

Men's Koch (Brazil) d. Roy Barln Diego). 7-5, i-3; Stan Smith (Pasadena) A. Bob Carmichaet (Sun Jose), A-J, Men's Arthur A CO Springs, Va.) and cturlito Pasarell (Puerto Rico) d. Guzman (Ecuador) and Jaime Bravo (Chile), ll-f, 6-3.

Women's Slnglts--Winnie Shaw (Britain) d. Pixit Lamm (Piedmont), 1-6, ft-2, 6-0; Lesley Hunt (Australia) d. Emanuel (South Africa), IM, 3-4, H. Women's DoublH--Margaret Smith Court (Australia) and Miss Hunt d. Tina Lyman (Los Altos) and Eliza Pandt Alto), 4-0, Miss Emanun and Cecelia Marti nez (San Francisco) d.

Patli Hogan (Ln Jolla) and Janet Newnerry CLos Anjt- les). 3-4, 4-2. Warriors And Lakers Mix Tonight PHOENIX, Ariz. AP) The San Francisco Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers, winners in a National Basketball Association double header here Friday night, play each other here tonight in the feature of another twin bill. The San Diego Rockets, slopped by the Warriors 124-114 in Friday's opener, go against the Phoenix Suns, who lost in the second game to Los Angeles 111-107.

Jeff Mullins ted a -third-quarter Warrior charge that decided what up to then had been a see-saw contest. He finished with 32 points. His teammate, Nate Thurma-i had 21. Elvin Hayes, NBA rookie of last season, paced San Diego with 25. Ramos And Numata In Title Bout LOS ANGELES (UPI) Mando Ramos, the youngest lightweight champion in the history of the division at 20, makes his first title defense tonight at the Sports Arena against Japan's Yoshiaka Numata.

The Long Beach, champion was listed as a 2-1 favorite to retain his crowdn in 15 rounds or less, before an anticipated crowd of 15,000 despite the excellent record of the challenger, a former junior lightweight champion. A powerful, growing youngster, Ramos may make Numata his 19th knockout victim. Ramos will be trying for a knockout because Numata is the better boxer and if the fight goes the dis- (Continued OB Page 16) Hines, Csonka in Lineup Raiders Miami Rematch Tonight MIAMI (AP) The Miami Dolphins, who nearly upset the Oakland Raiders two weeks ago, will have a couple of added starters when they try to accomplish the job here tonight. at 5 p.m. (PDT).

Larry Csonka, the hard-running Dolphin fullback who has been out of action with a head injury, will be in the lineup and Jim Hines, once world's fastest human, will also be suited up. The Dolphins, who -lost to the Raiders in Oakland 20-17 on George Blanda's last-second field goal, will be without the services of Stan Mitchell, who performed well against the Raiders, but Csonka should make up for his loss Jim Kiick, who ran well against toe Raiders last time out, will also'be back. Oakland's biggest defensive problem will be to stop Dolphin quarterback Bob Griese, whose scrambling tactics have forced the Raiders to adjust their defense for this battle so safety Dave Grayson can be free to cover Griese's passes wherever they may end up. Hines, activated to replace Gene Milton, will probably field the Raiders' kickoffs, giving Coach John Madden something else to worry "We know if he gets through our first wave of tacklers," says Madden of the 9.1 sprinter, "the chances of catching him are not good." Darvle Lamonica -will, once again lead the Raiders' attack. Against Boston last week, he seemed to regain the sharpness his passing lacked early in the season.

The Dolphins are still looking for their first victory. The Raiders' 3-0 record ties them with Cincinnati for the Western Division lead in the American Football League..