Evening star., 1961-02-14
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Peak" Marshall said. referring
TO his head coach.
McPeak was IN EitEsburgh.
SO Marshall asked for Chester
A1inter. his chief scribe and
confidential secretary. Mr.. MIN
ter had just stepped around
the corner TO the bank, 30 Mar.
shall settled for Assistant
Coach Torgy Tcfgeson.
Now" the voice from Flor
ida said, when their converse.
ton was finished, switch me
back and see II Chester Is in
now"
Torgeson dutifully' pushed q
button - the wrong one, and
Marshall was disconnected.
Marshall was lucky ct that.
Suppose, Torgy was ia charge
OF pushing the button thatput
% space ship in orbit?
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Pat Heenani was another
visitor at the office yesterday.
The young man. who made
good in pro football as q de-
fensive halfback after only one
year Of varsity experience at
Notre Dame, plans to make
Washington his home and is
looking for an off-season Job.
"Are you married?" q re-
porter asked.
"Yes," Heenan replied.
II didn't know anything
about it."
Not many people did," Pat
said, with a grin. I'VE got mar.
ried in Detroit right after the
football season. We Just told
her parents about it last
week."
His pretty bride is Kathleen
Muldoon. q Bethesda girl, who
went to school in Detroit and
was introduced to Pat by his
best buddy" Her parents
wanted the young couple to
wait until next summer for the
wedding, but Pat had six
months Of Army duty ahead
and they didn't want to be
separated that long.
II didn't expect to get out
SO soon," Heenan said.
you mean you've been the
Army since the football sea-
son?"
Went IN January TO-" Pat
said. land got out January n.
They found I had had o shoul-
der separation and Q bone
growth" =
This was something new.
"No." Pat said. Il got the
shoulder playing football In my
sophomore year and it gave
me some trouble last season."
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Jack Kramer's pro tennis
troupe left a bad taste In the
mouths Of fans who journeyed
out to Maryland to watch last
Friday nights exhibitions. II
that was pro tennis at its best,
heaven spare us from anything
worse.
Admittedly. 1t is tough to
trek around the country, max
ing one-night stands. and play
top-flight tennis night after
might. But the brand displayed
here could have been and
should have been better. Nor
did the l0-game set help It.
1T gives the fellow who gets
the jump an advantage" one
longtime fan said, reviewing
the matches. Everyone knows
(Alex) Olmedo is a slow-start-
er who needs time to get
warmed up. So when Buchholz
broke his service in the first
game, all he had to do from
there on was hold his own to
WIN the match"
The chief argument against
open tennis tournaments, such
las Kramer advocates with pro
land amateurs, is that the anna
teurs won't develop sufficiently
and ultimately the simon-pure
game will wither and die.
/ ''Deane Beman has made
Washington conscious Of anna.
teur golf" one observer said,
"but most Of the talk you hear
about golf concerns the pros.
Most Of us are familiar with
1 these pros, but stop any man on
the street and ask him to name
three or four top amateurs and
I'M bet he can't do it."
Be that as it may, Kramer
had better dig up a stronger
supporting cast than he has
for Pancho Gonzales and Lew
Hoad, and the next time
around let's hope big Pancho
shows more Of the powerful
game he dished up in brief
spurts last Friday.
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