European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 06, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                V \ a j Page 20 the stars and stripes monday july 6, 1959 miss Bueno wins at Wimbledon from press dispatches Wimbledon England Maria Bueno Brazil won the women s singles c h a m p i o n s h i p of the Wimbledon Tennis tournament Here 6-4, 6-3, saturday by rifling her fast service past Darlene hard Montebello Calif. The slender x19-year-old broke the . 22-year-old domination of the women a singles with her Vic tory. Australia captured the men s doubles and the . Took top honors in women s  Emerson and Neale Fraser Defeated Rod Laver and Bob Markin an All australian doubles wrap up 8-6, 6-3, 14-16, 9-7, while Jeanne Arth St. Paul minn., and miss hard annexed the women s Crown with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 Victory Ove Britian s powerful Christi he tru Man and California s pretty Bever Ley Fleitz. In the mixed doubles Laver an miss hard triumphed Over Fraser and miss , 6-4, 6-3.top-seeded Alex Olmedo captured the men s title becoming the firs South american to win at Wimble Don and miss Bueno was the  results women s singles finals Maria Buono Brazil Defeated Darlene hard Montebello Calif., 6-4, 6-3.men s doubles finals Royem or son and noale Frasor Australia do coated Rod layer and Bob Mark Australia 8-6, 0-3. 14-16, 9-7. Mixed doubles finals Rod Laver Australia and Darlene hard Montebello Calif., Defeated Neate Fraser Australia and Maria Bueno Brazil 6-4, 6-3. Women s doubles finals Jeanno Arth St. Paul minn., and Darlene hard Montebello Calif., Defeated Christine Truman Britain and Bevorley Fleitz Long Beach Calif., 2-6, 6-2, 6-3.boys singles finals Toomas Lotus Russia Defeated Ronald Barnes Brazil 6-2, 6-4.girls singles finals loan Cross South Africa Defeated d. Schus Ter Austria 6-1, 6-1. Safe Grid instructors Eliot ending Era of 17 seasons Jennings rebuilds at Nebraska by Ralph Bennington staff writer Berchtesgaden Germany is Nebraska s William better known As. Plain Bill Jennings on of four major College football coaches instructing at the Safe clinic Here this week admits he Tooka step backward financially and physically when he returned to his first love of football and coaching two years  the process he moved from the nation s Gridiron hotbed at Norman okla., Home of the always powerful Oklahoma sooner to a sagging Grid program at Lincoln neb., Home of the  Jennings in t complaining. And he Hopes to have Nebraska Back on a level with the big boys by 1960.the scholars coach adds we won t be world beaters but Hope to hold our  two years at the Helm of the Cor huskers he has a record of six wins and 14 loses3-7 for both years but he s optimistic and like most new coaches says the rebuild ing program is slow in paying  regard to the backward. Financial and physical step Jennings says sure i made More drilling for Oil in Texas and okla homa and the worries or pressure weren t the same but i Don t regret the move. This in t a Job you jus get up and go to in the morning and draw a pay Check. It s one you look Forward to and enjoy despite the pressure and  moving to Nebraska Jennings was always associate with a Winner. He grew up at nor Man and played or coached wit the sooner for 11 years. He was a halfback and end for three years before graduating in 1941. A four year stint in the marines during world War ii interrupted but he returned to get his masters degree in 1946 and served As a graduate assistant under then head coach Jim Tatum. When Bud Wilkinson took Over from Tatum in 1947 and started the Golden Era for the sooner Jennings took the Job As freshman coach. He served two years in this6apacity before moving up to be come Backfield coach for the next five campaigns. The 41-year-old Jennings decide to return to the Oil business in an association throughout his Colleg Days in 1954 and stayed two year until Nebraska lured Pete Elliot away from Oklahoma and he took Jennings along As Backfield coach after one year Elliott switched to California and Jennings was elevated to the top Job. Jennings who can look Back Over the game and compare it with i playing Days at Oklahoma 39-41 thinks the Progress has been tremendous especially in Speed something like the difference be tween the Model to and the Thun.  a dedicated coach How Manj would give up1 the Security am " Money of the Oil business he thinks football properly Taugh and absorbed j is of great value in future life. La the same Veiria he says an All out Effort does t guaranty Lagg Faraj it Lack of Effir Twili Burely guarantee failure.". Bill Jennings. Dedicated coach Bay Eliot loved every a minute Gola leaves Hospital Philadelphia up Phila Delphia Warrior Star Tom gala has been discharged from Hahnemann Hospital after a three week Bou with hepatitis. By Bell Duren staff write Berchtesgaden Germany is personable Ray Eliot Dean of big ten football coaches who inhere for the Safe Grill clinic is marking the end of an Era at the University of Illinois with the Sam Energy he has displayed during 17 seasons on the firing  balding effervescent Zillini coach resigned in March effective after this season to become the school s assistant athletic director. Arid in a time when coaches Bloom brightly and then disappear he has worn  accepted the unenviable task in 1942 of Tak ing Over from Bob Zuppke an Zillini idol for 29years whom Eliot had played for and later served under As an assistant for five years. Eliot says twas a dream come True when he ook the Illinois Job. I love very minute of it. I would t Swap t for anything he adds although Many rivals wished he had directed his efforts  s teams won three big ten titles twice whipped Pacific coast clubs in Rose bowl games and Al Hough they were less formidable he past five years the Zillini coach was dreaded for the Knack of get eng up any kind of a team for a big  Illinois teams com piled a 78-70-10 Overall record and50-53-6 big ten Mark. His 1946 team went to the first Rose bowl game in the big ten Pacific coast conference series and whipped Urcla 45-14, touching off the dispute Over the relative merits of the two conferences. The 54-year-old Eliot does t go along with the feeling that big ten football is Superior to the res of the  like to think we have a Good league but i doubt fit s much different than others. We do play a stiff schedule Headds. The Competition is vigorous we have Fine boys and Fine coaches but you la find just As Many Fine boys and coaches outside of the big  Eliot figures football has gone through several changes since he started As coach of  Collegen -1932. We be had three cycles he says the to single Wing an belly series i think we re lending ourselves to flankers now and to Ward a More open  Eliot sees his last season shaping up As a tossup begs off picking a favorite and plays Down the Illin chances a Point that could instill dread in his More richly endowed rivals. Eliot has obliged but not before brie More season when the old master would like nothing better than to come up with his biggest Surprise. " sooner arrive Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson second from right and two members of his staff Check their sched ule for the Usa eur conches clinic at Nurnberg Germany plus week after arrival at Rhine main. La to right Are Backfield coach Eddie Crowder line coach Gomer Jones Wilkinson and capt Ray mond g. Mcnamara v corps personnel services officer. The sooner join Paul Dietzel and his leu staff at the clinic. Is Grandy records cracked tied in 2 Usa eur meets Augsburg fourth army Germany special Day sprinter Jim Gamble cracked the Susareu record for the 100-meter dash with a 10.4 clocking Here saturday and won two other events to be voted the outstanding performer in the24th div invitational track meet at Rosenau  also won the 200-meter dash in 21.5 and the Broad jump with a leap of 23 feet. His 10.4 in the Century was one tenth of second under the existing usar eur Mark first set in 1954 by Jim Golliday and equalled by three others  Host 24th div team paced by double Winner Mylum Kelly won the team title with 236 Points followed by v corps with 91, 4tharmd div 89 and 3d army div 84, the German . Team 46 and com z 36.kelly won the 800 meters in 1 55.0, the 400-meter hurdles in 56.7and ran the third Lap of the victorious 24th div 1,600-meter relay  3d army div produced two double winners in Stephen Jam Sand Dick Zwirner. James pole vaulted 13 feet 6 inches and too the hop step and jump while Zwirner won the 1,500 meters in4 02.0 after winning the 5,000 meters  winners saturday included Peter Byrne 3d army div in the400-meter dash 49.4 Al Gibson 24th div in the 200-meter Low lurch Les and John Thomas 24thdiv, in the High jump 6-1. Fox Taylor gained v corps its Only Victory with a 15.1 clocking in he 110-meter High hurdles while he Lone com z Winner was Rollie Humble with a 181-6 Effort in the Avelin. Schweinfurt Germany Spe Cial the 38th inf s John Reide threw the javelin 213 feet Here saturday to. Better the usage record by ims feet in a triangular track meet with the 7lh inf and 30th , a 200-Pound former Lehigh University competitor sur passed the year old Usa eur record of 211-6 set by the 3darmd div s Doyle May. The 30th inf won the team championship with 248 Points while the 7th inf was second with 214 an the 38th inf third with 136. Hof Stra Grid aide quits for Boston u. Post Boston a Joseph m. Gian Nelli 33, has been named freshman football coach at Boston univer sity. He was Backfield coach at Hofstra  played one year of pro football with the Patterson panthers in the defunct american football league and coached oneyear at Western Maryland before joining the Hofstra staff. Roberts sets Stock car Marfe  Beach Fla. A Glenn fireball Roberts drove the fastest Stock car race Ever run and earned Victory because of it in Lascar s firecracker 250"saturday. Roberts ran the 100-laps, 250-mile race at an average of 140.58 Mph even with two pit stops. The rate which had 37 starters was unmarred by accidents. Roberts pushed his 1959 Pontiac Hardtop to a r e c o r d qualifying Speed of 144,99joe Weatherly Norfolk va., finished second 57 seconds behin Roberts in his thunderbird