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Staff to Share Coaching Job Aussies Roll To Semifinals In Tennis Play Autopsy Traces Sanders' Death to Enlarged Heart HpiiW mm fill i Buirifl IV RlV iiHHk iwm ill LWr I v. I wtMWtmWBKF- -'Spfi NEWPORT. R. Aug. IS 0B-A called foot fault provided the conversation topic Friday as second-seeded Ashley Cooper of Australia eliminated Ronald Holm-i berg of New York in the quarterfinals of the Newport Invitation tennis tournament, 34, 6-3, 6-4, 8-3.

In the other lower bracket quarterfinal, Neale Fraser of I Australia defeated Kosei Kamo of Japan in a match that ran true to form, 6-1, 7-5, 6-2. I Holmberg was the vitclm of the OS ANOBLBS, Aug. IS m- An enlarged "heart commonly called "athlete's heart" -caused the death of UCWs master of the art of football, Henry (Red) Sanders. The man many called a coaching genius, seemingly in perfect health, collapsed and died Thursday. An autopsy Friday morning blamed rupture in a diseased segment of the coronary artery.

Coroner Theodore J. Curphey said' Sanders' heart weighed 500 grams, whereas normal for an inactive male is 300-400. As a stunned athletic world paid tribute to the popular 53-year-old athletic figure, UCLA's athletic director said no single individual will attempt to fill Sanders' shoes. Wilbur Johns said at a coaches' convention in Chicago that "an organization set up temoug our own staff" will replace him next season. Curphey said the heart condition could be the result of athletic activities or of a kid- like Red Sanders her was unique," said chancellor Raymond B.

Allen of UCLA. Sanders, coming to UCLA in 1949 from Vanderbilt, fashioned it into one of the nation's most formidable grid powers. He was stricken while sipping a soft drink Thursday afternoon with a blonde in a downtown hotel room. The woman said his last words were: "Football is a great game. You should come out this autumn and see a few games." The blonde, Mrs.

Ernestine Drake, said she was introduced to Sanders a few minutes before by William T. (Pop) Grimes, 81, the registered occupant of the room. Mrs. Drake, a divorcee, was convicted as a prostitute in nearby Beverly Hills in 1957 and served a jail term. Grimes has a long record for arrests for pandering and served a San Quentin prison term after one conviction.

"He complained of the heat," Mrs. Drake, about 30, said. (Continued Fate 12, Column I) match, as Cooper had the i SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1958 11 ney condition. Sanders was a football star at Vanderbilt.

"We're calling it sudden death from occlusive, advanced arteriosclerosis of the left and right coronary arteries," he said. Funeral services were tentatively set for next Tuesday in Nashville's West End Methodist church, with burial in Nashville. Memorial services will be held at Westwood Community Methodist church, near the UCLA campus, next Monday. Tributes, meanwhile, flowed in from across the country. A typical comment: "You don't replace a man ior game.

But there is no doubt i it upset the tall blond youngster, at least temporarily. It wasn't that Holmberg ob-ijected to the call. His service leaves him vulnerable to such a penalty. It was the fact the call was made by Lt. Comdr.

IDewitt Redgrave, the umpire. Authority Questioned I Holmberg questioned the au-I thority of the umpire in the chair to make such a call. There were jno foot fault judges. "I was running the match," Redgrave explained. "I had I warned Holmberg at the end of the first set.

I instructed the base apart during' londay night' Former champ Joe Louis keeps Texas' Roy Harris, left, and heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson soma horseplay while appearing on a television show in Los Angeles. They collide, without horseplay, for the title. IAP Wirephoto). Chisox Rookie Rematch Clauses Don't Mean Much Turnpike Golf Begins Today Tebbetfs Plans ToStay Around II 1 linesmen to call any such in- llAUfnC Inflianf but they didn't. It's a lUW llj IIIUIuIIJ difficult call to make from the chair.

I noticed three infractions before I made, my call." CHICAGO, Aug. 15 UB-The Chi-, The disputed call came in the Enid, Muskogee Pop Legion Foes By CURT MOSHER (Daily Okiahoman Sporta Writer) BLACKWELL, Aug. 15 Enid and Muskogee kept their hopes live and at the same time sent Altus and Ardmore winging south at the state American Legion tournament entered its second day here Friday. Muskogee turned back Altus, 6-3, while Enid disposed of Ardmore, 13-3, in a seven-inning game. Medley Insurance of Oklahoma City was playing Tulsa Floor Covering Friday evening, with cago White Sox took an early second set.

Holmberg, seeded No. lead and then held on grimly 1 5. had won the first set and was By WALLY WALL IS Golf competition in the fourth Friday to defeat the Cleveland leading three games to two in Indians, 4-3, and run their string the second. He had just broken annual Turnpike Sports Festival, an event featuring hand-picked of successes to 11 in the last 14 Cooper's service and was lead- teams from Tulsa aid Oklahoma games. Bubba Phillips led the me on his own serve, 30 love Sox attack with four hits and when the call was made.

City, gets underway here Saturday morning at Ljicoln Park drove in two runs. He promptly lost the game, with six fourball matches. Barry Latman, rookie right- and Cooper went on to take the CINCINNATI, Aug. 15 (UPD Birdie Tebbets, who unexpectedly resigned his post as Cincinnati Redleg manager Thursday, said Friday he would have quit the job "even if the club had been going well." The one-time catching star with Detroit and Boston of the American league said he planned tc stay in the game, but doesn't know whether he will stay on the field or move into the front office. Reese Is Considered "It was a helluva job." he said Enid, which suffered a sur- hander, was the winner over Hal set.

and the two subsequent sets Singles play follows Sunday prise loss to Chandler Thursday the Patterson-Harris match was made. He said Harris was obliged to fight Pastrano under his promotion. Chris' brother, Angelo, happens to be Pastrano's manager. Chris Dundee is here to see the fight. Perhaps the first friend he looked up was Lou Viscusi, who happens to be the Houston promoter and Harris' managerial advisor.

Both Viscusi and Dundee have worked on close business terms many times with the International Boxing club. The IBC is the target of all the morning. night, took it- out on Ardmore Woodeschick, but needed help 1 Cooper won seven straight games from Turk Lown. The former after the incident before the New The bowling, swimming and OS ANGELES, Aug. 15 0B- Even the naive must know the fight game is loaded with angles, intrigue and mystery.

So it behooves Floyd Patterson to whip Roy Harris Monday night and retain his world heavyweight championship. If he loses, Patterson might never see the title again. Patterson, of course, is an overwhelming favorite to successfully defend the valuable crown in the 15-round battle. Patterson has a 60-day return clause for a rematch in his contract with the big boy from Cut And Shoot, Texas, in the event he does lose. But return-match clauses sometimes have a way of getting sidetracked.

and unleashed a 13-hit barrage that included three homeruns. National leaguer relieved in the York youth again took a game. Souchak Nails One-Shot Lead seventh with one run in, the i Cooper's passing and drop shots Foots Hits Pair Warren Fouts clubbed two, were the major factors in his victory, and he took full advan tennis sections of the event follow next weekend with the keg-lers competing here at Bowla-rena, the swimmers at Will Rogers Aquatic Center and the netters at Memorial tennis courts. each with a man on, in the sixth tage of Holmberg's errors, ne and seventh innings. Bill Blair ran out the match by winning bases full and none out.

He escaped unscathed from that jam, but got into one of his own in the eighth, then breezed through the ninth. He struck out five. Russ Nixon, Indians' catcher. as he sat packing his gear, "but in one way I guess I'm as in smacked the other, also with a four straight games. Cooper Meets Fraser terested in the success of this club as anyone else.

Bowling competition is at, 7 p.m. and 1 p.m. and man on, in the first inning. Don Hollrah hit a triple and the Enid club threw in a couple of doubles to make six extrabase Fraser just had too much of everything for Kamo, who made If I have continued I would was struck in the neck by tennis at 6 p.m. and 2 p.m.

next Saturday and Sunday while the foul ball in the eighth and forced his best showing in the second have hurt the entire orgariiza tion. I didn't want to do that ai they gave me my swimming is slated for 7 p.m to leave the game. set. A weakness in volleying was After three scoreless innings, i apparent in Kamo's game, and Larry Gregory pitched a sev ST. PAUL, Aug.

15 UB-Iron Mike Souchak, who won the 1956 St. Paul Open title and hasn't had a victory since, charged into the lead Friday with a 14-under par 130 at the 36-hole mark in the $25,000 tournament. Souchak shot an 8-under par 64, coming back in 5-under 31 to take a one stroke lead over Sam Snead and 30-year-old Ernie Vossler, who were deadlocked at 131. These three emerged from a the Sox began chipping away he could not match Fraser's en-hitter and fanned seven. Bob Oliver and Ken Baptiste each at Woodeschick.

They got a run power service. in the fourth on successive sin-! Defending champion Mai An had a pair of hits for the losers Walk Starts Rally gles by Billy Goodman, Ron derson of Australia will meet Although outhit by Altus, Mus- Jackson and Phillips and scored Alejandro Olmedo of Peru in the hate Amato can muster. Dundee watched Harris work out. He also saw Floyd drill. "Patterson is the same Patterson who fought Archie Moore.

Hasn't changed a bit," said Dundee. "Harris impressed me tremendously. I give this fellow a very good chance to win the title. I'm picking him to win," Dundee declared. What about that Harris-Pas-trano rematch contract? "Oh, I haven't said anything to Viscusi about it.

He's all wrapped up in this fight. I'll talk to him later," said Dundee. The fight game is a wonderful thing. kogee continued to piay it tOUgn, anumer 111 me mm wnen dim iop urawv wummoi u-v four nine in the Landis cot a bad-hnn sinele. Crwrnpr takes on Fraser.

imintr turn hark fhp mover! UD mi an infield ont and 1 In doubles Quarterfinals, -the Suppose, mused the fight mob Friday, Harris won and then elected to fight someone else, such as Willie Pastrano, arid lost. Pastrano has no obligation to give Patterson a title fight. Far from it. Patterson's manager, Cus, D' Amato, has the New Orleans heavyweight on his personal blacklist. Funny thing.

Harris and Pastrano fought in Houston in June, 1957. Harris won. There was a return-match clause in that contract. It was, never fulfilled. Promoter Chris Dundee of Miami Beach cried loudly when bunched field late in the after I tallied on a sinele hv Al Smith.

team of Mai Anderson and Whit Calif. A walk hits bv Frank Linzy I ln lne slxln Jacxson was nit ney Keen, Aiameua noon to leave five, who had lea most of the day at 132, tied for fourth place. They were Ken defeated Chris Crawford of Pied Frank Hcndrickson and Ron Piped ball and scored a double by Phillips, who was mont. and David Harum Jones, plus an error and another out trvine for a trinle Latman rf Cnral Gables, 6-d, t- Venturi, Lionel Hebert, Cary Middlecoff. Tommy Jacobs and walk netted the four runs as singled and.

after a sacriftfle I Rnherr. MarK ana Koa Jjavei, each day. 12 Points at Stake Golf competition was set up one week this year to avoid a conflict with the sixth annual Oklahoma Cup matches next weekend at Southern Hills in Tulsa featuring teams from the Oil and Capitol cities. Saturday's competition here at Lincoln Park, which starts at 10:38 a.m., sends six foursomes into action with the winning teams on each nine holes of the fourball matches winning one point. Thus 12 points will be at stake.

In the 12 singles matches Sunday there will be 36 points at stake with winners being rewarded with one point on each nine holes and another point for the full 18-hole route. Points scored in golf this weekend will be added to points each team picks up next weekend in bowling, swimming and tennis to determine the winner of the big Doug Ford. scored when Woodeschick both Australia, defeated mikc missed a throw at first for an! Green of Miami Beach, and error. Robert Ferry, uos Angeies, o-o Three straight singles and a 6-3. Muskogee overcame a 3-2 deficit.

James Suiter, who started for Altus, was the victim. Suiter clubbed a homerun for the losers. Herman Chastain, Phil Ray, Doug Byrd and John Willis had two hits apiece for Altus. HR: Altus-Sultar. walk at the start of the seventh I finished Latman.

but Lown came I American MOV XT Coach Jimmy Dykes took ov for 1 Tebbetts and will run tht team a successor, is named General manager wfl confer- with owner Powell' Cros ley, who is currently on a vacs tion cruise. Okst Prominently' mentioned 'mom Cincinnati as the next manager i Eddie Stanky, Cleveland India coach and former St. Louis Cardi nal manager and New York Gian great. r' In addition, Frank McCormict former Cincinnati firstbaseman Dick Sisler, manager of thes Re1 leg Nashville, club of th Southern association; Ma Smith, recently fired as Phiiladel phia manager; Johnny Vande Meer, Palatka, Fla manager ah former St. Louis Cardinal short stop Marty Marion were mei tioned.

Trabert Downs tose In Pro Tennis Meet EASTBOURNE, England, Aug 15 GR Tony. Trabert of Cincii nati defeated Lew Hoad of Aui tralia in a tough five-setter Fr day to reach the finals of th Eastbourne professional tennl tournament, 1-6, 6-3, 6-0, 3-6, 7-! In the finals Saturday, Trabei will meet Ken Rosewall of Aut tralia. Rosewall defeated Panch Segura of Ecuador, 9-7, 4- Duncan Will Host Top Boat Racers Moody Captures All-Army Crown in to get pinch-hitter Vic Wertz kfMA Chontina Mark on a short fly and strike out WOna MOOring mur. Billy Hunter and Mickey Ver- MOsCOW, Aug. 15 (irV-Lt.

Dan Aom onf intn in iel B. Puckel of Marion, Ind. Mike's Putter Hot The stocky Souchak, who bird-led the last six holes to win the 1956 tourney, birdied 10, 11, 12. 15 and 18 Friday with putts ranging from two to 35 feet. He hit 16 greens and 6even times.

Vossler, enjoying his best year on the tour, shot a pair of 32s, four under par on each side. He birdied the third, fourth, seventh and eighth holes on the first nine with putts from 3 to 25 feet and rolled in putts of 25, 6, 20 and 15 feet to birdie the 10th, 12, 16th and 18th holes on the second nine. Snead, who carried another tremendous gallery, never missed a green and shot a A.nnAor nor 39 OninO nllf and A DENVER, Aug. 15 Orville Moody of Oklahoma City eighth when Vic Power singled, fired a probable world record Nixon tripled and Minnie Minoso score Friday in the English small-singled, but struck out two men bre shooting competition for to hold his lead. rnnl event won the all-Army golf tourna ment Friday with a 72-hole total CLEVELAND CHICAGO Sandlot Tourney Kicks OffTonight was a preliminary to me unci na Of 273.

intercity carnival. Boys Open Shew Saturday golf play has junior boys, junior girls, senior men, il tional shooting championships, Vernon lb 4 0 0 0 Fox 2b 3 0 0 Power th 4 110 Landii rt ill Nixon 4 111 Lollar 3 0 0 0 Brown 0 0 0 0 Smith rt 3 0 11 Minoso If 4 12 1 Rivera rf 0 0 0 0 which open Sunday. Puckel, a 25-year-old marks- He fired a two-under-par 70 over the final 18 holes to edge defending champion Sp Mason Rudolph of the Fourth- Army at Dohy cf 10 10 G'dmin Ih 4 1 1 senior women, men and women teams competing against each other with the boys foursome the a-Held 0 0 0 0 Eip'ilo 3b 0 0 Midwest City Merchants will meet Local 13 in the opening i man. scored an approximate 524 Grant OOOO Jarkaon lh .1 1 d-Porter looo PnUUpa If Fort Chaffee, by one stroke. first to tee off.

game of the Oklahoma City dis DUNCAN, Aug. 15-Several former state champions and ranking national racers are expected to compete in the second annual boat races here Sunday. The races, starting at 1:30 p.m. at Lake Duncan, aire sanctioned by the Oklahoma Boat Racing association. Officials are planning eight races: and class runabouts and and class hydroplanes.

Proceeds will be used to provide funds for Jaycee projects. Japanese Finally Outswim Aussies TOKYO, Aug. 15 UH-Host Japan finally broke through the Australian domination of the Jap- Mossl 0 0 0 0 Latman Colavlto rf 3 0 1 1 Lown lis 8 Two top juniors, George Hixon HI the 50 and 100-meter events, Officials said it likely would be called a world record- when the I targets are checked. 2-under 34 coming back. Sam Met sandlot tournament at 8 chinned from the front of the P-m, Saturday at Munic.pal Moody, representing the Fifth Army, led Rudolph 203 to 208 going into the final round on Moody's home course and Bobby Ecton represent OKia homa City against ranking Tulsa green to the fringe on the back Pa.

The game was originally on the 18th and men maac junior brothers Jacic and Jim in gram. nran in 7th: c-Flid out for Woode Tayne 1 AnflUP amends for that poor shot by roll in 7lbi -Struck for Grant at Fitzsimons army hospital. Ru dolph's home is in Clarksville Tenn. scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday, but was changed because of the afternoon heat.

First-round action will continue Sunday with Green Pastures and i and Dabck; Moasor and Rand. Tied for third with 285s were 27-11. PI-Fox. I San Antonio OJg 200 0-4 -Cleveland i-16. Chic Aparielg and Jackaonj Pfc Earl Jackson of Fort Eustis Oil City veterans C.

L. McClure and Dick Newbolt will have their hands full against state senior champion Jack D. Ritter and former senior titleholder Beigh Black, both Lincoln Parkers. ing in a 30-footer to get a birdie there. He had putts of 15, 20 and SO feet on his round.

Venturi Adds 44 Venturi shot a second straight 66 for his 132 and had putts hit ni Mro- Va Sp4c Joseph Turner of the the Rams Crjess Whiz Ties PORTORIZ, Yugoslavia, Auj 14 (fl-Bobby Fischer, 15-yeai old international master fror New York, drew against the fi mous Soviet grandmaster, Davi international chess tournamei Thursday. (SECOND GAME) ran Jna vernon- Lou-ueveiana 7, cw- meeting at 4:30 m.je. Sporting Goods Will LolTar. S-Fox. Aparlclo.

Lown. assers at 7 p.m. and Wo(yiMpWcic l. 3-3) 'in i "i ni Gassers Second Army and Pfc Ralph Had- Herman's dad of Fifth Army headquarters, meet the iTMce. the come via langte wun.jt-- iibbbo 9 p.m.

The first- fiUt a P-m. The first- LJl 5 and 15th holes and stay state Capitol at MJfcM) him. He set UP his round With a and Joneai HendrlcVion. cut round losers will clash Monday. x-Miehed t.riSd Botti MlcWtu clash Monday Five from the open division will represent the army in the interservice tournament at Fort Leavenworth, starting Tuesday.

night with the 32 on the first nine. Middlecoff. who hit all 18 tVlienoit and Witt set, ior luesaay. bachl. CLOSED CIRCUIT TILICAST WORLD'S 4 Takashi Ishimoto equaled his own world mark for the 100-meter butterfly event, winning in 1:01.3.

Fumiaki Masunaga was second and Kolchi Hirafcida third. The Aussies, who have won four of the five finals decided halfway through the four-day meet, finished one-two in Friday night's other final, the 100-meter freestyle. John Devitt won in 55.6 Farm Manager Quits SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Aug. 15 Robert L.

Green resigned as manager of Elmendorf farm at Lexington, Friday. BULLETIN Heavyweight 9m CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Xf tl MONDAY I AU. 1 1 I PM. 1 lira Actiaa Jtk at blr aa a nassie. Fowler en Teem Oklahoma City will be represented by state amateur champion Glen Fowler and Hillcrest Invitational titleholder Tommy Black.

Carrying Tulsa colors will be Oil City champion Art Hall, semifinalist in this years national intercollegiate, and Walter Emery, a two-time former state amateur winner. with "sc the 1958 state titleholder, and Mrs. Gordon Perrin the Tulsans appear to hold the upperhand in the women's match against Oklahoma City titleholder Mrs. Raymond Dunson and Central Oklahoma Golf association champion Mrs. Claude Beelcr.

greens, missed a chance for an even better score when he left five putts short, all within three inches of the cup. Ford, who has been in the money in 29 of his last 30 tournaments, eagled the 18th hole with an 18-foot putt to finish with a 67. Hebert and Jacobs, the first day leaders, shot 6ds. Best round Friday as 51 players broke par and 15 equalled it, were 64s by Souchak and Vossler and 65s by Howie John-ion and Dave Ragan. It took an even par 144 to make the cutoff for the third round Saturday.

full second off his world mark set two years ago. Gary Chapman was -second. Judy Eller Takes Junior title Again ROY HARRIS FLOYD PATTERSON Charles Cunningham, veteran city tennis player and No. 3 seeded entry in men's singles, was the first to reach the semifinals in the Oklahoma closed net tournament a he turned Tulsa girls Jeannie Thompson GREENWICH, Aug. Thm Will Ma Ram Talatlatoa On Tala and Susie Marks are rated over itlnrlv KIW of nlrl Hirltorv.i Tmr the Oklahoma Citv team of Sue rptainprl hw IT S.

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