European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 23, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 th6 stars and Simms Rhein Blick captures Golf honors Berlin special firing an 85-83168, Berlin s Erika a Chon earned Low Gross Honor while the team of Nita Whiting Thelma Wright and Jeanne her Bert from Wiesbaden s Rhein Blick Golf club took the Tea award in the annual Neucom la Dies Competition played As Parton the Berlin ladies invitation Al Golf tournament. By winning the team title Rhein Blick earned Possession of the revolving trophy for oneyear. In the Berlin tourney championship flight mrs. Wright com piled a Low Gross of 172 while Margo Myers of Ramstein had the Low net of 148 and Bett Evans of Ramstein posted the Low net runner up total of 150.in other flights from the Ber Lin Competition top finishers were first flight Marian Madda Lini Rhein Blick 178, Low Gross Peter Tabor Berlin 143, Lowneta and Margo Young Rhein Blick 148, Low net runner up. Second flight Bernice Ken Nedy Berlin 181, Low Gross Helen pretty Stuttgart 143, Lowneta and Annette Hurley Heidel Berg 148, Low net runner up. Third flight Jaci Napper Heidelberg 188, Low Gross Ruth Brown Berlin 141, Low net and Evelyn West Stuttgart Low net runner up. Fourth flight Mae Mann Berlin 203, Low Gross Grace Hall Heidelberg 144, Low net and Ginny Beane Ramstein 147, Low net runner up. Fifth flight Sandy Lloyd Berlin 213, Low Gross Doris Konecny Heidelberg 142, Lowneta and Emma Madden Heidel Berg Low net runner up. Hosted by the Berlin women Golf association the 36-Hole meet attracted 48 lady golfer from West Germany plus 22 entries from Berlin Yeoman has no deep by Ron Delac staff writer Frankfurt is fro the time of his first head coach ing assignment in usage Xor 17years ago. Through eight years As a Michigan state aide and six years at the Houston Helm Bill Yeoman has noticed a Little something about football coaches. Everybody s always looking for the deep dark secret to winning at football says Yeo Man and there just in t  so when Yeoman to called up onto dish up a few pointers to other coaches As he is this week atthe Usa eur football coaches clinic Here his emphasis Goeson the fundamentals of the game. There Are simply no substitutes for conditioning and Tough Ness physical toughness and mental toughness he said be tween sessions at monday s 6pw ing of the five Day clinic it Al bolls Down to two things hard work and an intelligent  the clinic brings Yeoman Backoo Germany for the first time since his three years As coach of the 4th div arty teams in 1951-53. He took that assignment after graduating from West Point in 1950, and went to Michigan stat after his discharge in 1953. Begin Ning his collegiate coaching Ca reer under Duffy Daugherty. Yeoman whose Houston cougars have led the nation in total offence for the past two sea sons is a stickler Tot simplicity. He is convinced that people nothings More effectively when their assignments Are simple enough to become instinctive repetition cont act 1 of the same thing on of a i of  drills Honor of that execution. Themore you Eio cute something he reasons the better you execute  he stresses that repetition every Chance he gets. As the disco and div arty Demon stration teams from the 3rd army div league Start to work against the blocking Dummy in a Sample Drill Yeoman Points out to the coaches that every Day the Sun rises in the East handsets in the West we do this the same  simplicity idea is tied to what be Calls football s necessity a he said. Their Tensai geared to ugent c Yeoman s cougars us Nuon play the a miss s it packers use their s53n a Basic offence. Whatever r pthe\8 sense does to Stop Green sweep that def Criffi Green Bay attacks one Tom. If and whatever i against  determines How we option credited Houston s option has Bee effect As the basis for of sense for 2v seasons and football in july University of Houston coach Bill Yeoman right gives Usa eur football personnel some offensive tips during clinic at Frankfort High school. Ray Miller head coach of disco in the 3rd Artand div league hands on hips and his assistant Andy Fortson watch quarterback Jim Mollohan 32 run through Handoff play. Is Damon Usa eur track set aug.23-25 Nuernberg Germany Spe Cial the 1968 Usa eur track and Field championships will be staged at soldiers Field Here aug. 23-25. Each Usa eur sports con Ference is authorized to enter one team consisting of 30 participants a manager coach and Trainer. Each May enter two participants in each track or Field event and one team in each re Lay. However an individual May not enter morn than three event exclusive of the relays. The first two Days of the meet Friday and saturday will concentrate on qualifying for the finals showdown. The first of the finals in 19 events will be Satur Day afternoon when the Hammer throw championship will be determined. The remaining 18 titles will be decided sunday afternoon Start ing at 1 45. The team championship willbe determined on the basis of 10 Points for first place 8 for Sec Ond 6 for third 4 for fourth 2 for fifth and 1 for sixth. Awards will be presented for the first three teams and the first thro individuals in each event. Houston impressed Tuccel in 65he?s interested by Ben Abram staff writer Frankfurt is Ric Tucci has had some dealings with Houston coach Bill Yeoman and As a result he is one of the most attentive coaches Tak ing part in the Usa eur foot Ball  was a member of the University of Kentucky football team in 1965 and the wildcats travelled to Houston highly touted in fact they were in line for a possible Cotton Bow bid. The cougars proved a better Breed of cat that Day and the wildcats were thoroughly whip Ped and Cotton bowl aspirations were ground into the dirt of the Astrodome. They gave us quite a lesson in football that Day Tucci said during a break in monday s ses Sion of the week Long clinic at Frankfurt High school. We los quarterback Rick Norton in that game and we also lost our sea son finale to Tennessee the next  is now assisting in coach ing the Wuerzburg entry in the Marne league. He played with the warriors last year but tiresome ligaments in Bis knee in the Berlin game and will no play this season. I have a Chance to play professional football when \ get out of service next year Tucci said. And i want to give the Lega Good Chance to heal completely. I signed with the Miami dolphins and they Farmed me out to Orlando. And i played five games with the panthers before i was drafted into the army. So i have Hopes of continuing in pro  was really impressed with the Astrodome calling it an outstanding facility the Best i be Ever seen. It was quite an experience to play there. That was before the artificial turf was installed so i never got to play on that Yeoman his Houston defensive coach Mel Robertson and okla homa and former olympic Trainer Ken Rawlinson Are conduct ing the clinics for Usa eur. R we feel fortunate in getting a coach like Bill Yeoman Hereford the clinic Usa eur clinics and athletics chief Bill Mer Rill said. Although it has been some 15 years since Bill was inthe program the problems have n t  coached the 4th div team and his problems were the Sames those existing today getting players off duty for practice scrounging material and equip ment Etc. So we feel he can help the coaches in 1968 by Tell ing How he solved some of  Merrill also explained the reasoning behind having a head coach and his assistant on the same staff for the Usa eur  we get two different head coaches we have found that the program sometimes loses continuity and we might also encounter personality clashes he said. And this system we use has one Man working on offence and the other on defense doing the same jobs they do in the course of their regular  chatter the coaching and training sessions of the clinic Drew a total of 78 people to the first Day s pro Gram Merrill said. Units represented included 3rd army div,3rd div. Hessen support District Giessen support Center in corps Usa eur seventh army tips Berlin brigade,24th div Wiesbaden High school Hahn air base 8th div 4tharmd div Vii corps v corps shape seventh army support Corad and Sembach air base. Merrill s office compiled Avery Complete brochure on both sections and is Busy working Ona similar one for the upcoming football official clinic featuring Ron Gibbs. That will be staged aug. 9-9, also at Frankfurt  football Competition tentatively is scheduled to commence by sept. 14 with a possibility of 19 units Fielding team sin the 3rd army div Marne and com z leagues. Yeoman said he actually Goethe Houston option started Sev eral years ago and had fairly decent Success with it right away. Then like a smart Guy he admitted i junked it  but toward the end of the 19mseason when things weren t go ing too Well for the cougars we were getting our clock cleaned and maybe about to lose our jobs Back came that option. The cougars finished the year by beating Kentucky and Mississippi and tying Florid state and Yeoman s option was in for Good. If they like it Fine Houston s offence is being explained to the Usa eur Roaches As an example of an intelligent approach but Yeoman in t trying to sell it. They can study it and if the like it Fine if not off fat that does t really  the offence is offered Merellas a possibility. It fills Yeoman s requirements for an intelligent approach and it might fill somebody else. Meanwhile the drills that Yeo Man Are sending the two demonstration teams through Serveas perfect illustrations of conditioning repetition and developing toughness physical Tough Ness and mental  Blind golfers Lead taken by Joe Lazara Concord mass. A Joe Lazaro 50, of Wal Ham scored a 55-51106 at Nashaw Tuc country club saturday to take the Halfway Lead in the23rd United states Blind golfers  completed the Days play with a one stroke Edge Ove Claude Pattemore 41, of Hamil ton ont the Only player n Tofield of 18 to break 50 for new holes. Pattemore postcljsl107, including three regulation Par threes. ,. Charley Boswell of maj Ham ala15-time Winner of to event was in third place we a 52-58-110. Kernan cards a on Heidelberg s no 4 com Sura from by wife