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B6 HONOLULU ADVERTISER Nov. 7, 1363 HARLAND SVARE IS SUCCESSOR Waterfield Resigns As Ranis 9 The new coach made an immediate change, taking ex-Detroit Lions star Jim David off his job as defensive backfield coach and shifting him to talent scouting. Svare said he would have defensive veterans Les Rich-tcr and Lindon Crow function as player-coaches with Rich-ter working with the line and Crow with the defensive bscks Waterfield said in announcing his resignation he felt his action would "be best for all concerned under the circumstances." The Rams have won only one of eight games played this season. They lost Sunday to the Detroit Lions, 12-3. By ART SPANDER LOS ANGELES (UPK Bob Waterfield resigned as head coach of the Los Angeles Rams yesterday despite the pleadings of the club for him to remain, general manager Elroy Hirsch said last night.

Hirsch told a press conference that he and Waterfield conferred for several hours over "about 30 cups of coffee" but the general manager said he was unable to convince the coach he should finish out the season. "He felt that the team would get a spark or lift if he quit," Hirsch said. "I finally accepted his resignation." HIRSCH REVEALED he then named defensive coach Harland Svare as Waterfield's replacement because the general manager felt "the responsibility of head coach should be on one man." The general manager disclosed he conferred with (he Ram owners who havt been in a squabble over control of the club before tiaking his decision to turn the head coach's job over Svare. "We naturally regret the resignation of Waterfield," a statement from the owners said. "He has been a great asset to the team and we hae a tremendous respect for him.

We wish Svare the best of luck." Hirsch said that while Svare's appointment was only for the balance of the season, the former New York Giants star would be a leading candidate for appointment on a permanent basis if the Rams snapped out of their losing slump. SVARE, WHO WAS present at the press conference, thanked Hirsch for his confidence and then said he hoped he would be able to make something out of the balance of the season. "I have complete faith in Hampton Pool as our offensive coach," Svare added. Coach LJ Upset Of Year UH Nips SubPac, 68-62 96 Top Hawaii Golfers To Vie For 'Open Title WW VMM fOROOT. aWS I Dick Chang, Allen Yamamoto, Dive Bettencourt.

10:00 A. DeRego Jr Harry Robello, Red Sakamoto. 10:06 Walt Kuwahara, Joe Guerrero, Btb Suehiro. Larkln, Aaron Neft, Stan Kmura. 10 Bob Crosby, M.

VanBurkleo, Janes Miyasato. 0:54 Rudy Spiers, Bill Fowler, Ar- Jones (P), John W. Roberts, Larry Moss. Kong (P), Bill Bernard, Fred Butler, Kawakaml (P), John Kalinin, Wilfred Chinen. :06 Bun LeTourneau (P), Ken Kwock, Jack Omuro.

Chung (P), Michl Hi-rasa, Lloyd Carlos. Helmes (PI, David Kim, Geo, Brown. Reynolds (P), Cliff Kong, Paul Spengler Jr. 9:30 T. Kivomura, Jlnrl Shinsato, Richard Takaki.

:3 James Ukauki (P), Charley Afono, Don Nahale. :8 Toyo Shlral (P), Geo. Vima-moto, Geo. Eist. Wyatt (P), Mas Kyi, Willie Brown.

7: Uml Imamuri (P), T. Naka-ihima, Ace Johnson. 7:48 Roily Allen (P), Sam Kaaua, Sam Kapu. Anthony (P), Dick Miyata, Clarence Yee. 1:00 Frank Ruqteri (P), Roger Stanq, Bill Arakawa.

Naqorskl (P), Ken Mlya-oka, Dick Cleveland, Tony Morse (P), R. C. Gen-netle, O. Douglass Jr, Bob Ford (P), Henry Eiawa, John DeMello. 130 Ted Makalena (P), Toshi San-tokl, Col.

Root. Scodeller (P). Kazii Shi-rai, Dennis Tosakl. Ninety-six of Hawaii's outstanding golfers will vie for the 1962 Hawaiian Open Golf championship at Waialae course. The 72-hole titular tourney opens Thursday, Nov.

8 with 18 holes. THE SECOND 18 is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 9. The low 32 scores and ties will qualify for the final 36 holes Sunday, Nov. 11.

Ted Makalena is the defending champion. He is a strong favorite to retain the title. However, he is sure to run Into stiff competition at the hands of young Paul Spen-gler Jr. winner of the recent Waialae Invitational tournament. Masa Kaya was low amateur last year.

Starting times for the opening round Thursday: Johmton (P), Bill Trtss, Gerald Goring. 37 VITALIS POMADE wifh LANOLIN keep hair neat all day, without that heavy, greasy look. Ml Available at fine stores throughout Hawaii 65 plus lax. 1 Eagles Sign Kapele PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-The Philadelphia Eagles have signed John Kapele, a Brigham Young University graduate from Hawaii, replacing defensive tackle Don Oakes who was put on waivers. Kapele, a three-year veteran of the National Foot ball League, was released last week by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Kapele, six-feet and 240 pounds, plays both defense end and tackle. Kani Girls Win Volleyball Title The Kamehameha Girls won the Interscholastic Girls' Volleyball League championship when they defeated Kaimuki High School, 15-6 and 15-7. Kamehameha won 12 games and lost one during the season. MAKALENA owling Notes The University of Hawaii Rainbows scored their second straight exhibition basketball victory last night by topping SubPac, 68-62, at Otto Klum gym. The shooting of Allan Bir-ties, Gene Yarbrough and Norman Ching and the floor work of Norman Deponte paced the Rainbow triumph.

The Rainbows jumped off to a 43-18 first half advantage on the hot shooting of Birtles and Yarbrough. COACH AL SAAKE'S collegians grabbed a 5-2 lead at the outset, increased it to 11-3 and then ran away to open a 25-point gap at intermission. SubPac came to within four points of catching the Rainbows, 16-12, midway in the first half but Birtles and Yarbrough were too hot to handle. The Rainbows continued hot in the early going of the second half, pulling away to a 59-32 lead at the 11:20 mark for the widest gap in the game. BUT SUBPAC fought back and narrowed the margin to 67-53 with 2:30 left in the game and then closed out by scoring the last nine points in a row after UH managed just one.

Birtles and Yarbrough were held to two points each in the second half but they wound up with high scoring honors with 18 and 14, respectively. Birtles fouled out in the last six minutes of the game. Jim Wiederkehr had 20 points for the Raiders and Brian Kniff 18. Scoring: of Hawaii 43 Kt SubPac II 44 of Hawaii: Allan Birtles 18, Arnold Kalistewski 10. Gene Yarbrrxmh 14.

Norman Ching 13. Norman Deponte Dennis cnai 4. Solomon Malani 2, William Strachan 1. SubPac: Jim Wiederkehr Brian Kniff It, Eugene Lake 11, Red Hart-less t. Donald Snyder Chuck Henry 1, ScrvPae Cagcrs Rip Admirals Defending champion Serv-Pac broke into the victory column for the first time after three setbacks by defeating Pearl Harbor, 83-41, last night in a Hawaiian Armed Forces Senior Invitational League basketball game at Bloch Arena.

THE DEFEAT third in a row was for the the Admirals. The Packers led throughout the contest, taking a 41-20 edge at the half. Pete Elackman tanked 26 points, Larry Usiskin 19 and Oscar Davis 11 for the victors while Andy Farnbach topped Pearl Harbor with seven markers. Scoring: ServPec 41 47 Pearl Harbor 5141 ServPac: John Oowd 7. Oscar Oa-vis 11, tarry Usikm If, Thomas Ma-tan 10, Pete Biackman 76.

Ltrry At. kins 7, Rob Scheibef 3. Ttm Jackson 1. Homer Wclntyre 4 Pearl Harbor: Bill Anderson Gil Trevarrow 3. Andv Farnbach 7, Oave Ramirei Jim Robinson s.

Ron Bruer 7. Bill Belt 3, WcKmny Jim Lie Earl UH Favored Over Surfers Wherever you go in the Islands, or anywhere else in the Canadian Club is there! tnir sneK. 0:36 Vernon Hlgi N. Lee, H. LllVd Kobayashl, Ed Wysockl, Ai Wayte, Fred Hopper.

0:4 R. McKinnev, Archie Won, Frist Walker, Kam C. Hee. 0:54 Jack Lee, Dick Furtado, Hal Levis, Billy Spitz. and series were Harry Kimu-ra 662, Henry Isono 257-643, Stanley Asao 244-642, San-ford Kaneshiro 236-639, Merle Kidoguchi 621, Dave Katz 617, Bob Lee 611, Kats Tani 610, Charles Shimamoto 610, George Aoyama 610 and Stan Lai 603.

TRACK ATTENDANCE IBaleah's 1960 attendance was set at 783,480. Willi IONS IWtO 513ft in (Juart KAYA Tigers Clobber Haiishin OSAKA, Japan (UPI) The Detroit Tigers clobbered their Japanese namesakes, the Central League champion Hanshin Tigers, 11-4, yesterday at Koshien Stadium. The Tigers, who were upset Monday 6-4, by a combined squad of the Central and Pacific League teams at Nagoya, bombarded four Hanshin pitchers for 14 hits, including homers by Norm Cash, Al Kaline and Dick McAuliffe. It was the second homer in Japan for each of them. ft' L'yyv Manny Ferreira topped the Clock and Trophy Invitational League with a 660 series at Kalihi Bowl.

Clara Kato paced the women with 470. CLASSIC OPEN Thomas (Bones) Yamasa-ki chalked up a 687 series with a high game of 255 last night in the Classic Senior Open League at Classic Bowl. Others with high games 710 Fifth HiKW The University of Hawaii Rainbows, getting better with each game, tackle the rugged and tough Waikiki Surfers of the Athletic Association of Hawaii tonight in an exhibition football game at Honolulu Stadium. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Coach Jimmy Asato's collegians will be seeking their fifth win in six games and third straight against the last of the AAH clubs.

THE Rainbows face their stiffest competition against the Surfers who have been bolstered by several standouts from the Windward Koolau Chiefs. Most of them prepped at Kahuku High School. Hawaii, however, rates the edge over the Surfers because of freshman quarterback Melvin Wise the running of Benjamin Ron-quilie and a solid front wall spearheaded by co-captains Larry Price and Milton Hiroliata who have been outstanding in the Rainbows' five games. U. oi HAWAII NOV.

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The Surlers will be fielding a power-packed back-field with Talbot George in the quarterback slot. George and left halfback Richard Tollefscn are playing their first game for the Surfers. Completing coach Harold Han's backfield are Albert Kamaka. former Castle ace, at right half, and William Bayne of Kai-, lua will be the fullback. The Waikiki line will have Francis Judd and Carl Kau-hane at ends: Robert Burns and Walter Kaluhiokalani at tackles: Arthur Ahakuelo and Mike Henderson, guards; and1 John Tarnish, center.

Mrs. Maruko Lose Match By JARRETT KANO LIHUE. Kauai Patty Berg, women's PGA champion, and Mabel Maruko lost, 2-down, to Kauai pro Toyo Shirai and George Yamamoto in a nine-hole best ball golf exhibition match yesterday at the Wailua course. THE BEST SCORE of the match was turned in by Yamamoto who went one under 35. getting a birdie on the par four fourth hole.

Miss Berg, who is here on an exhibition and clinical trip was two over par 38 with bogey on tw of the par three' holes. She hit on six of the seven greens. She gave a clinic before a gallery of 200 following the match. Miss Berg left for Honolulu shortly after the clinic and will appear at Oahu Country Club on Friday. 1.

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