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THE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1957.
C
Anderson and Miss Gibson Capture National Tennis Titles at Forest
Hi
COOPER IS BEATEN
STEELER ELEVEN
Florsheim's Airedale Is Bes
FOR MEN'S CROWN
TRIPS LIONS, 20-14
Of 1,893 Dogs in Purchase
Parker, in Debut as Coach
Westhay Fiona of Harham Goes to 7
Bows to Anderson, 10-8,7-5,
of Pittsburgh, Sets Back
Westchester K. C. Event-Bulla
6-4-Miss Gibson Defeats
Team He Recently Quit
Toy Poodle, Whippet Gain Fin
Louise Brough, 6-3, 6-2
BUFFALO. Sept. 8 The
wide-awake Pittsburgh Steelers
By JOHN RENDEL
gave their new coach, Buddy
Special
to
The
New
York Times.
By ALLISON DANZIG
Parker, the best possible pres-
PURCHASE, N. Y., Sept. 8
like the Airedale, we
A lean, swift-moving athlete.
ent today. They turned back
An imported Airedale that had
England.
striking rapier thrusts with his
Parker's old club, the Detroit
been close to major dog show
Westhay Fiona, here
racquet, yesterday became the
Lions, 20-14, in a National
Football League exhibition be-
distinction before without quite
year. will be 3 years
unseeded player within
month. Tom Gately, h
memory to win the national
fore 20.630 fans.
making it fulfilled her promise
lar handler. had the 1
tennis championship.
The Steelers' defense stopped
today. She was Westhay Fiona
beamed later that th
That was one of two counts
the Lions' passing attack at the
of Harham, owned by Harold
came as a twenty-sixth
on which history was made be-
crucial moments. Pittsburgh
M. Florsheim of Chicago. She
anniversary present
fore 11.000 in the Forest Hills
took quick advantage of every
Stadium as unheralded Malcolm
became best in show in the for-
Gately and him. The
break, meanwhile, to roll up a
tieth event of the Westchester
fared well in group com
Anderson, from a cattle station
20-7 lead by the end of the
in far off Queensland, dis-
third period.
Kennel Club,
winning twenty-four,
of them in succession.
patched top-seeded Ashley Coo-
Parker, who left the Lions a
This was one of America's
per in the second successive all-
month ago, was in full charge
leading shows, not as big as a
This was a fine day
to show dogs, cool and
Australian final. The scores
of the Steelers today for the
few others but ranking high in
on the tremendous fi
10-8, 7-5, 6-4.
first time. He watched the
quality and numbers. There
Blind Brook offers.
Althea Gibson wrote the sec-
Lions' Joe Schmidt scoop up a
were 1,893 dogs on the Blind
the event was smaller
and red-letter entry for the ar-
fumble and score in the first
Brook Polo Club grounds, 225
its first time there la
chives. The first Negro player
period, but found little but
fewer than last year.
(the show had been he
to win the crown of tennis
pleasure the rest of the way
William Ross Proctor of Pitts-
ously at the Westcheste
crowns at Wimbledon, in July,
Ted Marchibroda's passing set
town, N. J., made the decision.
try Club), it was well
and the first to represent the
up the first Steeler score, with
It meant that an Airedale that
United States in the Wightman
Fran Rogel plunging the final
had fallen short at two weight-
by about 8,000, includin;
Cup matches. in August, she
er events, Westminster and
tors. The entry, as us
vard for a half-time tie. Dick
Hughes raced 86 yards on a
Morris and Essex, this year, and
helped by specialty
became the first also to carry
There were sixteen.
off our national women's grass
punti return early in the third
at the important show in Bos-
VARIETY GROUPS
court title.
The New York Times
period -and Gary Glick added
ton last winter, gained her place
SPORTING (Dr. Joseph E. Red
The girl who was playing
THE VICTORS in the national amateur lawn tennis cham-
left is Althea Gibson of New York, the winner of the wo-
two field goals.
in the national canine spotlight.
Alan and Shirley Sidi
baddle tennis on the streets of
pionships at Forest Hills are congratulated by Vice Presi-
men's singles, and at the right is Malcolm Anderson of
Bobby Layne engineered
She had been an unsuccessful
cocker spaniel, Ch Toy C
a
Torch: 2. Muriel A Guigle
Harlem some fifteen years ago
dent Richard M. Nixon, who awards the trophies. At the
late Detroit score on a fine
finalist at each of those, but
cocker spaniel. Ch. Elolac's
found herself, at the age of 30,
Queensland, Australia, who triumphed in men's singles.
was not without previous show
Hastern: Clifford Simps-
passing series, hitting Jerry
cocker spaniel Ch. Clover
the pinnacle of tennisdom as
Reichow crossing deep in the
honors. She had taken three
Skore: Downsbragh Kenn
dor retriever. Ch Holton We
he completed a year of almost
end zone for the tally.
other best-in-show awards.
HOUND (Harry Peters
Jr.
uninterrupted conquest with a
Group of 62 Athletes
-3. 6-2 victory over Louise
FAMILY COACHED
Mardormere Kennels' whipre
Althea, Pride of One West Side,
It was a case of the second
Pittsburgh Steelers
0
70
13
0-20
zuna Lucky Lad: 2. Chris T
Detroit Lions
0
0
7-14
time around for the Airedale
set hound. Ch. Siefeniagen
Off for Israel Games
Pittsburgh Rogel (1.
being the right one. The judge
Bones: 3. Bettina Belmo
Brough.
Basenii Ch Brahme of Syr
Seven-Year Quest
Becomes the Queen of Another
nlunze) Hughes 186 punti return) Field
NEW TITLEHOLDER
goals: Glick 2 (30,15) Conversions: Glick 2
gave Fiona only a best of oppo-
Squirrel Run Kennels grey)
Detroitscorin:-Touchdowns Schmidt (13
site sex award at last winter's
Treetops Demon King
run with fumble recovery) Reichow (3
WORKING Henry H. Stoecker
It was against the same
A group of sixty-two Amer-
pass from Layne). Conversions: Layne 2.
pre-Westminster specialty, but
Mr. and Mrs Marvin H K
ican and Canadian athletes
English Sheepdog ch Merr
Louise Brough that Miss Gibson
Redskins Beat Colts, 24-14
she was a greatly improved dog
George: 2. Mrs. Dora Sayers
layed the match that brought
yesterday left by plane from
Anderson Learned Tennis
Road From Streets of Harlem to Courts
now.
erman pinscher Ch. Storm's
of Kia Ora: 3. Mr and
into national prominence in
New York International Air-
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8 (AP)-
in Queens Leads Miss Gibson at Last
In Final Competition
Shouse's boxer Ch Barrage
1950, when she came within
port, Idlewild. Queens, to com-
From Brothers and His
The Washington Redskins
Hill: Giralda Farms Germa
Ch. Ens Aichtal of Giralda
nches of defeating the then
gained a three-touchdown lead
"She was the hardest dog to
TERRIER (George H Hartma
pete in the fifth world Mac-
Vimbledon champion. Althea
Parents in Australia
to National Tennis Championship
and then dug in their defensive
fault today of those before me,"
Harold M Florsheim's Al
cabiah Games to be held at
Westhay Fiona of Harham
ad made history on that occa-
heels to hold off the Baltimore said Proctor.
glass Kennels' Welsh terrier.
Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential
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"ocrText": "Preservation. Conv\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1957.\nC\nAnderson and Miss Gibson Capture National Tennis Titles at Forest\nHi\nCOOPER IS BEATEN\nSTEELER ELEVEN\nFlorsheim's Airedale Is Bes\nFOR MEN'S CROWN\nTRIPS LIONS, 20-14\nOf 1,893 Dogs in Purchase\nParker, in Debut as Coach\nWesthay Fiona of Harham Goes to 7\nBows to Anderson, 10-8,7-5,\nof Pittsburgh, Sets Back\nWestchester K. C. Event-Bulla\n6-4-Miss Gibson Defeats\nTeam He Recently Quit\nToy Poodle, Whippet Gain Fin\nLouise Brough, 6-3, 6-2\nBUFFALO. Sept. 8 The\nwide-awake Pittsburgh Steelers\nBy JOHN RENDEL\ngave their new coach, Buddy\nSpecial\nto\nThe\nNew\nYork Times.\nBy ALLISON DANZIG\nParker, the best possible pres-\nPURCHASE, N. Y., Sept. 8\nlike the Airedale, we\nA lean, swift-moving athlete.\nent today. They turned back\nAn imported Airedale that had\nEngland.\nstriking rapier thrusts with his\nParker's old club, the Detroit\nbeen close to major dog show\nWesthay Fiona, here\nracquet, yesterday became the\nLions, 20-14, in a National\nFootball League exhibition be-\ndistinction before without quite\nyear. will be 3 years\nunseeded player within\nmonth. Tom Gately, h\nmemory to win the national\nfore 20.630 fans.\nmaking it fulfilled her promise\nlar handler. had the 1\ntennis championship.\nThe Steelers' defense stopped\ntoday. She was Westhay Fiona\nbeamed later that th\nThat was one of two counts\nthe Lions' passing attack at the\nof Harham, owned by Harold\ncame as a twenty-sixth\non which history was made be-\ncrucial moments. Pittsburgh\nM. Florsheim of Chicago. She\nanniversary present\nfore 11.000 in the Forest Hills\ntook quick advantage of every\nStadium as unheralded Malcolm\nbecame best in show in the for-\nGately and him. The\nbreak, meanwhile, to roll up a\ntieth event of the Westchester\nfared well in group com\nAnderson, from a cattle station\n20-7 lead by the end of the\nin far off Queensland, dis-\nthird period.\nKennel Club,\nwinning twenty-four,\nof them in succession.\npatched top-seeded Ashley Coo-\nParker, who left the Lions a\nThis was one of America's\nper in the second successive all-\nmonth ago, was in full charge\nleading shows, not as big as a\nThis was a fine day\nto show dogs, cool and\nAustralian final. The scores\nof the Steelers today for the\nfew others but ranking high in\non the tremendous fi\n10-8, 7-5, 6-4.\nfirst time. He watched the\nquality and numbers. There\nBlind Brook offers.\nAlthea Gibson wrote the sec-\nLions' Joe Schmidt scoop up a\nwere 1,893 dogs on the Blind\nthe event was smaller\nand red-letter entry for the ar-\nfumble and score in the first\nBrook Polo Club grounds, 225\nits first time there la\nchives. The first Negro player\nperiod, but found little but\nfewer than last year.\n(the show had been he\nto win the crown of tennis\npleasure the rest of the way\nWilliam Ross Proctor of Pitts-\nously at the Westcheste\ncrowns at Wimbledon, in July,\nTed Marchibroda's passing set\ntown, N. J., made the decision.\ntry Club), it was well\nand the first to represent the\nup the first Steeler score, with\nIt meant that an Airedale that\nUnited States in the Wightman\nFran Rogel plunging the final\nhad fallen short at two weight-\nby about 8,000, includin;\nCup matches. in August, she\ner events, Westminster and\ntors. The entry, as us\nvard for a half-time tie. Dick\nHughes raced 86 yards on a\nMorris and Essex, this year, and\nhelped by specialty\nbecame the first also to carry\nThere were sixteen.\noff our national women's grass\npunti return early in the third\nat the important show in Bos-\nVARIETY GROUPS\ncourt title.\nThe New York Times\nperiod -and Gary Glick added\nton last winter, gained her place\nSPORTING (Dr. Joseph E. Red\nThe girl who was playing\nTHE VICTORS in the national amateur lawn tennis cham-\nleft is Althea Gibson of New York, the winner of the wo-\ntwo field goals.\nin the national canine spotlight.\nAlan and Shirley Sidi\nbaddle tennis on the streets of\npionships at Forest Hills are congratulated by Vice Presi-\nmen's singles, and at the right is Malcolm Anderson of\nBobby Layne engineered\nShe had been an unsuccessful\ncocker spaniel, Ch Toy C\na\nTorch: 2. Muriel A Guigle\nHarlem some fifteen years ago\ndent Richard M. Nixon, who awards the trophies. At the\nlate Detroit score on a fine\nfinalist at each of those, but\ncocker spaniel. Ch. Elolac's\nfound herself, at the age of 30,\nQueensland, Australia, who triumphed in men's singles.\nwas not without previous show\nHastern: Clifford Simps-\npassing series, hitting Jerry\ncocker spaniel Ch. Clover\nthe pinnacle of tennisdom as\nReichow crossing deep in the\nhonors. She had taken three\nSkore: Downsbragh Kenn\ndor retriever. Ch Holton We\nhe completed a year of almost\nend zone for the tally.\nother best-in-show awards.\nHOUND (Harry Peters\nJr.\nuninterrupted conquest with a\nGroup of 62 Athletes\n-3. 6-2 victory over Louise\nFAMILY COACHED\nMardormere Kennels' whipre\nAlthea, Pride of One West Side,\nIt was a case of the second\nPittsburgh Steelers\n0\n70\n13\n0-20\nzuna Lucky Lad: 2. Chris T\nDetroit Lions\n0\n0\n7-14\ntime around for the Airedale\nset hound. Ch. Siefeniagen\nOff for Israel Games\nPittsburgh Rogel (1.\nbeing the right one. The judge\nBones: 3. Bettina Belmo\nBrough.\nBasenii Ch Brahme of Syr\nSeven-Year Quest\nBecomes the Queen of Another\nnlunze) Hughes 186 punti return) Field\nNEW TITLEHOLDER\ngoals: Glick 2 (30,15) Conversions: Glick 2\ngave Fiona only a best of oppo-\nSquirrel Run Kennels grey)\nDetroitscorin:-Touchdowns Schmidt (13\nsite sex award at last winter's\nTreetops Demon King\nrun with fumble recovery) Reichow (3\nWORKING Henry H. Stoecker\nIt was against the same\nA group of sixty-two Amer-\npass from Layne). Conversions: Layne 2.\npre-Westminster specialty, but\nMr. and Mrs Marvin H K\nican and Canadian athletes\nEnglish Sheepdog ch Merr\nLouise Brough that Miss Gibson\nRedskins Beat Colts, 24-14\nshe was a greatly improved dog\nGeorge: 2. Mrs. Dora Sayers\nlayed the match that brought\nyesterday left by plane from\nAnderson Learned Tennis\nRoad From Streets of Harlem to Courts\nnow.\nerman pinscher Ch. Storm's\nof Kia Ora: 3. Mr and\ninto national prominence in\nNew York International Air-\nBALTIMORE, Sept. 8 (AP)-\nin Queens Leads Miss Gibson at Last\nIn Final Competition\nShouse's boxer Ch Barrage\n1950, when she came within\nport, Idlewild. Queens, to com-\nFrom Brothers and His\nThe Washington Redskins\nHill: Giralda Farms Germa\nCh. Ens Aichtal of Giralda\nnches of defeating the then\ngained a three-touchdown lead\n\"She was the hardest dog to\nTERRIER (George H Hartma\npete in the fifth world Mac-\nVimbledon champion. Althea\nParents in Australia\nto National Tennis Championship\nand then dug in their defensive\nfault today of those before me,\"\nHarold M Florsheim's Al\ncabiah Games to be held at\nWesthay Fiona of Harham\nad made history on that occa-\nheels to hold off the Baltimore said Proctor.\nglass Kennels' Welsh terrier.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential"
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