Jack Kramer Appointed U.S. Davis Cup Coach
Special Coaching For Barry
San Francisco, Apr. 1.
James Moffett, Chairman of the Únlied States Davis Cup Selection Committee, today appointed Jack Kramer the professional player-promoter-as coach for the American Davis Cup tennis team.
Moffett asked Kramer to take the young_hope, Barry Mackay, under his wing as soon as Mackay roturns home from a current trip in Europe.
Mackay will be coached by the top professional stars of the "Kramer circus": Pancho Gonzales, Lew Hoad, Tony Trabert, and Pancho Segura,
Personal Direction
After daily training with these players, Mackay will go to Los Angeles for further coaching under the personal direction of Kramer.
The US Davis Cup Selection Committee is short- ly to choose a number of other young tennis hopes to join Mackay with the Kramer elreus. They will be Ron selected from among the following players: Holmberg, Mike Green, Whitney Reed, Jack Douglas, Mike Franks and Gil Shea,
The US plays its first 1958 Davis Cup match against Venezuela In Caracas during the month of May. The winner of this encounter will be matched against Canada-France-Presse.
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