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    "ocrText": "COPY\nOctober 5, 1959\nBushman, Jack C.\nDear Mr. Bushman:\nThis is just a note to thank you for your letter\nof August 27 and for the photographs of the 1957 U.S.\nJunior Davis Cup Squad which you forwarded.\nYour generous wishes in my behalf were most\nheartwarming. I certainly enjoyed seeing the pic-\ntures, and I want you to know how much I appreciated\nyour thoughtfulness in sending them to me.\nWith kind regards,\nSincerely, le Rn\nx-day file\nRichard Nixon\nMr. Jack C. Bushman\nThe Travelers Insurance Company\nSuite 614-16 Leu Building\nMontgomery 4, Alabama\nTennis Match)\nfile-Appearance (1957 Forest Hills\nES:pae\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nThe Travelers\nJACK C. BUSHMAN\nINSURANCE COUNSELOR\nPERSONAL ESTATE PLANNING\nThe Travelers Insurance Company\nSUITE 614-16 LEU BUILDING\nALL LINES OF INSURANCE\nMONTGOMERY 4, alabama\nAugust 27, 1959\nTELEPHONE AM 2-5340 OR AM 2-2260\nSEP 1 1959\nHonorable Richard M. Nixon\nVice-President of the United States\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. Nixon:\nI recently came across some pictures which I thought\nyou might be interested in having, and I am sending\nthem to you under separate cover. They are pictures\nof the 1957 U. S. Junior Davis Cup Squad--all of whom\nyou met at Forest Hills. You will recall Bill Talbert\nand I endeavored to \"Mother\" these boys for a six\nweeks training period, and they gave me the official\nname of Captain U. S. Junior Davis Cup Squad.\nI hope we will have the pleasure of seeing you again\nat the National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills\nnext month.\nI send you my very best wishes and warmest personal\nregards.\nSincerely yours,\nJack Jack C. Bushman C. Bushmanie\nJCB/gb\nP.S. Here is some good luck for you, but from all\nappearances you will not need it.\nDOLLAR\nROUND\nN.A.L.U\nHOME OFFICE: 700 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD 15, CONNECTICUT\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nSEP 18 1957\nUNITED STATES\nRENVILLE H. McMANN\nVICTOR DENNY\nPOLLARD PARSONS\nCHARLES H. PATTON\nS. ELLSWORTH davenport, JR.\nLAWN TENNIS\nPRESIDENT\nFIRST VICE PRESIDENT\nSECOND VICE PRESIDENT\nSECRETARY\nTREASURER\nASSOCIATION\nNEW YORK, N.Y.\nSEATTLE, WASH.\nNASHVILLE, TENN.\nPHILADELPHIA, PA.\nNEW YORK,N.Y.\nUNITED STATES LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION\n120 BROADWAY\nNEW YORK 5, N. Y.\nCORTLANDT 7-3330\nEDWIN S. baker\nEXECUTIVE SECRETARY\nCABLE ADDRESS\nLAWRENCE A. BAKER\n\"uslawtenis\" NEW YORK\nGENERAL COUNSEL\nSeptember 14, 1957\nfyr\nfile\nThe Vice President\nWashington, D. C.\nSir:\nI want to thank you again and express our ap-\npreciation of your presence and presentation\nof the trophies at the National Tennis Champion-\nships last Sunday.\nIt was a great honor and pleasure to have you\nwith us and a valuable stimulant to tennis and\nPresident Eisenhower's youth fitness program.\nFrom all over the country the response has been\nterrific, especially from among the millions\nviewing the program on the NBC television network.\nWe deeply appreciate your interest and participa-\ntion which contributed so much to the success of\nour National Tennis Championships.\nHoping we will have the opportunity to welcome you\nagain at Forest Hills, I am\nGratefully\ner\nTENNIS- THE SPORT FOR A LIFETIME\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nCOPY\nSeptember 28, 1957\nMr. G. O. Shepherd, Sr.\n5255 Ocean Boulevard\nSiesta Key\nSarasota, Florida\nDear Mr. Shepherd:\nIn the temporary absence of the\nShepherd, Mr. G. O. Sr.\nVice President from Washington, I wish to\nacknowledge your letter of September 25 con-\ncerning the presentation of the Forest Hills\ntennis trophy.\nThe officials of the United States\nLawn Tennis Association usually desire that a\npublic figure award the trophy. The Vice\nPresident has accepted their invitation to make\nthis presentation both last year and this. The\ninvitation was extended long before the matches\nstarted in each case.\nI know that the Vice President would\nDay File\nwant me to extend to you his good wishes.\nSincerely,\nRobert E. Cushman, Jr.\nExecutive Assistant\nto the Vice President\nappearance file Forest Hills date??\nREC:pje\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nSEP 28 1957\n\"GINGERBREAD House\"\nTHE G. O. SHEPHERDS\n5255 ocean boulevard, SIESTA KEY\nsarasota, florida\nSeptember the 25th-1957\nThe Hon. Richard Nixon, Vice President,\nThe United States of America,\nWashington, D. C.\nSir;\nMuch is being said about your visit to Fo-\nrest Hills, Long Island, recently-where you pre-\nsented the tennis trophy won by Althea Gibson.\nWould you, sir, have gone to present the\ntrophy, had it been won by a member of your own\nrace ? And, in performing this act, did you do\nso as an official duty ?\nIn the light of the present atmosphere, it\nwill be of interest to the undersigned to know\nthe reasons behind this act by one whose high\nposition elevates to real importance his every\nmove and utterance.\nSincerely,\n.0.Shepherd, Sr.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nCOPY\nSeptember 12, 1957\nDear Mr. Schreder:\nThis is just a note to thank you for\nyour letter of September 9.\nSchreder, Harold X.\nI greatly enjoyed having the opportunity\nto see those fine tennis matches at Forest Hills\nlast Sunday and it was a pleasure to be in such\ngood company.\nRather than having a secondhand\npicture, I thought your son, Michael, might pre-\nfer to have the enclosed.\nThe letters I received from my\nfriends at the particular time you mentioned in\n1952 helped my morale a great deal and I am\ngrateful for your continued support.\nfolder\nWith best wishes,\nSincerely,\nX Forest Hills appearance\nRichard Nixon\nMr. Harold X. Schreder\nExecutive Vice President\nDistributors Group, Incorporated\nSixty-three Wall Street\nCARD\nNew York 5, New York\npje:s\nRNdid not see oh'd by REC.\nPhoto graph (w.R best wishes from RN)\nin\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nCol. Rober\nWest Point 8-2711\nX-22201\nSeptember 5, 1957\nFile\nMEMORANDUM\nTO:\nR.N.\nFROM: J.D.H.\nSUBJECT: Schedule from Sunday, September 8 to Tuesday, September 10.\nSunday, September 8 - Forest Hills, New York\n10:40 a.m.\nArrive MATS Terminal\nnote: in case of bad weather, this time\ncould be one hour earlier.\n10:50 a.m.\nTake off for La Guardia Airport\n12:10 P. m.\nArrive La Guardia Airport, Marine Terminal.\nnote! aircraft will just make a passenger\nstop and will proceed immediately to\nStuart Air Force Base.\n12:30 p.m.\nArrive Forest Hills Lawn Tennis Club.\nPhotographs will be taken with Junior Davis\nCup Team.\n12:45 p.m.\nLuncheon\nnote: 25 or 26 guests. (officer of the Lawn\nTennis Association and other distinguished\nguests.\n1:30 p.m.\nMatches begin at Stadium\n5:00 p.m.\nMatches concluded. Vice President will\napprox.\naward trophies.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\n-2-\nThere are two primary matches. The Women's Singles\nand the Men's Singles. The Mixed Doubles follows but lasts until\n7:00 p.m. and, in any event, is less important than the Singles\nMatches.\nMr. McCann, President of the Forest Hills Lawn Tennis\nAssociation, mentioned that in the past you have awarded the\ntrophies after each match. He feels, and I agree with him, that\nit would be better to have the award ceremony after the second\nmatch (Men S Singles). He was concerned that since Miss Gibson\nwill probably be the winner of the women S title, a deviation from\nestablished policy might bring up the subject of racial discrimination.\nI feel that a single ceremony is far effective and recommend that you\ndo it this way.\nYou are clear to leave before the Mixed Dimbles, unless\nyou care to remain.\nSunday evening remains open.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\n-3-\nMonday, September 9\n9:45 you\nhereive Mayor's Conference\n10:00 a.m.\nDeliver President Eisenhower's message to the\nConference of Mayors in the Grand Ballroom of\nthe Waldorf-Astoria.\n11:00 a.m.\nDepart for West Point via auto\n12:40 p.m.\nArrive West Point.\nProceed to Trophy Point for Honors\n12:55 p.m.\nArrive at West Point Theater for the Meeting\nof the Youth Fitness Council\n2:00 p.m.\nDepart from West Point for Waldorf Astoria\n3:40 p.m.\nArrive Waldorf Astoria\nI plan to schedule either Jackie Robinson or\nMr. Goodrich for an afternoon appointment.\n4:30 Waldorf.\nReception at at\n7:00 p.m.\nArrive Links Club for the United Republican\nFinance Dinner\n8100 pro-\nWinner Sinks chat\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\n-4-\nTuesday, September 10\nmr. Binus Y we Hell\n9:00 Brbfit\nI plan to schedule either Jackie Robinson or\nMr. Goodrich for a morning appointment.\n10:30 am\nand american Jush Comer.\n10:45-\n12:30 -\nCliristenburg - candidat for Wayor - Peis.\nSparts\n- mrs. Berlin\n1:45 p.m.\nDepart New York for West Point.\nIllus\nPics.\n3:30 P. m.\nArrive West Point for the concluding general\nsession of the Youth Fitness Council\n5:15 p.m.\nGeneral session concludes.\nYou may rest at the Superintendent's Quarters\nuntil time for the Buffet to begin\n6:30 p.m.\nBuffet Supper begins.\nfamily\n5112\n8:30 p.m.\nAdjournment.\nDepart for Stuart Air Force Base\n9:00 p.m.\nArrive Stuart Air Force Base\n9:10 p.m.\nTake off for Washington, D.C.\n10:30 p.m.\nArrive Washington, D. C., Mats Terminal\nJDH:mbm\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nSEP 5 1957\n7 anita Place\namityville, New York\nSeptember 3, 1957\nThe Honorable Richard m. Nixon\nSenate Offices\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Mr. Nixon:\nambyrale\nalong with 52, 499 other scouts, l had the honor of\nWe famboree Scouts were honored that you took time from\nattending the 4 th National Boy Scout famboree at Valley forge.\nyour busy schedule to visit us.\nDuring the famboree, d made the acquaintance of Mr.\nRobert H. Hayes, the famboree arganist, and as a result,\non closing night l sat in the press section. after the\nceramonies, l had my neckerchief autographed by many of\namerica's scouting dignitaries, as well as those who\nhelped make the famboree a success. Since you played\nswch an important part in representing our government and\nour president at the famboree I would be most honored if\nyou would sign my meckerchief.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nl am fifteen years old, and my ambition is to attend\nthe United States military academy.\n& am a tennis fan, and/today at forest Hills, d\nFinals. Would there be any possibility of meeting you at\nnoticed on the program that you will be attending the national\n& realize how busy your schedule is and so would deem\nthe Finals to have you personally sign my meckerchief\nit a privilage and honor if you could spare the time\nto extend this courtesy to me. Would you kindly notify\nme if this meeting could be arranged? In the event\nliberty of mailing the meckerchief to you\nthat this would not be possible may l take the\nRespectfully yours,\nDonald arthur Marsden.\nDonald marsden\nFIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY * UNITED\n7 anita Place\namityville, n.y.\nSEP YORK, 4 N.Y. N\nSAVE THE ASY WAY\nSTATES AIR FORCE\nBUY U.a BUKUS ON\nN7957 W12 - M\n6¢\n7957\nPAYROLL\nSAVINGS &\nthe Honorable Richard m. Nixon\nSenate Offices\nAIR MAIL\nWashington, D.C.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nSPECIAL DESWARY\nReminder for Rose:\nIf RN is in this part of the country\non September 8th, Congressman Wainwright has invited\nhim to again present the trophies to the winners of the\ntennis tournament in Forest Hills, N. Y.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nCOPY\nfir\nOctober 10, 1957\nWilder, Roy\nDear Roy:\nIt is always a pleasure to hear\nfrom my friends and I wish to thank you for your\nrecent letter.\nI certainly hope that the other\nspectators at the Forest Hills tennis matches\nenjoyed the games as much as I did. I am sure\nyou will agree that we saw some outstanding\ntennis players on the courts at that time.\nYour generous comments were\ngreatly appreciated and this note brings my best\nwishes to you.\nfolder\nSincerely,\nDNni\nRichard Nixon\nMr. Roy Wilder\n725 Campbell Street\nX Forest Hills appearance file\nCorpus Christi, Texas\nnn\n6\npje:s\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nComey\n2\ngot Sammy Esposito to bounce\nDrott p\n0010\nPhillips\np\n0000\nards, was such a beauty,\nLouis ninth-inning rally and\naSawatski\n1000\nout and end the game.\nit was worth a $100 bonus.\nlift the Cardinals past Cin-\nBuhl p\n0002\nbHaneb'k\n1000\nCITY\ncinnati today, 4-3.\nJones 1b\n1100\nsave\nKANSAS\nCHICAGO\nShows Experience\nfBurdette\n0000\nabhia\nabhoa\nThe victory put the Birds\nAdcock 1b\n1000\nPower 1b 52143 Aparicio SS 4125\n5½ games off the pace of the\nTotals 37 13 Totals 38 9 30 12\nScudero demonstrated\nDeM'stri SS 6145 Fox 2b 5172\nZernial rf 5040 Torgeson 1b 4 0 11 1\nPopped up for Phillips in 4th\ntle later how experience\nSkizas rf\n5230 Minoso If\n5221\nrunning Milwaukee\nb-Grounded out for Burhl in 7th.\npay off by exploding 40\nLopez 3b\n2100 Doby cf\n4030\nBraves, 5-3, losers to the Chi-\nc-Ran for Torre in 7th.\naMartin 3b 4222 Lollar c\nd-Walked for Adams in 9th.\n5060\nfor a touchdown. This\nHeld cf\n5010\nRivera\nrf\n4070\ncago Cubs.\ne-Ran for Tanner in 9th.\nf-Ran for Jones in 9th.\nTho pson C 5080 Phillips 3b 2001\nswiftie got his hands on\nStarter Joe Nuxhall held a\non\nHunter 2b\n6105\nbHatfield\n1000\ng-Grounded into double play for Mc-\n25%\nball from scrimmage for\nUrban p\n5331\ncBeard\n0000\n3-2 lead over the second-place\nMahon in 9th.\n2110\n-Singled for Morgan in 10th.\nHowell p\nthe second time this sea-\nDonovan p\n2001\nCardinals at the start of the\nChicago\n020 100 000 2-5\ndDropo\n0000\nninth but Del Ennis opened\nMilwaukee\nbroke to his right, found\n000 110 001 0-3\nEsposito 3b200\nand extended coverage\nTotals 16 Totals 40 5 39 12\nwith a walk to start Nuxhall's\nR-Banks 2, Moryn, Morgan, Will,\nelf beyond the line of\nSchoendiesnt, Covington, Burdette. E\na-Ran for Lopez in 4th.\nmage and hesitated mo-\ntroubles.\nSilvera, Bank, Crandall. RBI- 2,\nb-Safe on error for Phillips in 8th.\ntarily.\nc-Ran for Hatfield in 8th.\nKen Boyer tried to sacrifice\nSilvera, Will, Kindall, Covington, Aaron,\nINSURANCE\nSchoendienst. 2B Long, Torre, Jones.\nd-Hit sacrifce fly for Donovan in 8th.\nat pause was to give his\nbut couldn't. Swinging away,\nMathews. HR Covington. SB Banks.\nKansas City\n000 100 100 000 1-3\nMorgan. SF Aaron. DP Banks, Kin-\ners time to get their licks\nChicago\n100 000 010 000-2\nBoyer slammed a single and\ndall and Long; Schoendienst and Torre.\nsent pinch runner Herm Weh-\nChicago 12, Milwaukee 12. BB\nNow you can protect your home and personal\nhey did, Scudero ran like\nR-Skizas 2, Hunter, Aparicio, Beard.\nDrabowsky 5, Drott 1, Conley 3, Buhl\n-Skizas. RBI Torgeson, Skizas, Urban,\nshman straight down the\nmeier to second.\nMcMahon 1, Johnson 4. so Drabowsky 2.\nbelongings with the same Standard Fire Insurance\nDropo, Held. 3B-Howell. HR Skizas. SB\nConley 2, Phillips 1, Buhl 1, McMahon 2.\nine for the score.\nPower, Rivera, Aparicio. -Torgeson,\nWally Moon also tried to\nJohnson 1, Pizarro 1. Ho Drabowsky\n6\nPolicy used throughout the insurance industry-\nZernial. SF Dropo, Held. DP-Hunter,\nsacrifice but fouled two pitches\nin 8 (pitched to 2 in 9th), Drott 3 in\n2,\nth this comfortable lead\nDeMaestri and Power: (unassisted) Left\nConley 6 in 2-3, Phillips 0 in 1-3, Buhl\nand save 25% from Bureau Rates. You may in-\nKansas City 11, Chicago 4. BB Dono-\n1-0 at halftime, Kuharich\noff before his single scored\nin 3, McMahon 2 in Johnson 1 in\nvan 1, Urban 3, Howell 2. SO Donovan\n2-3, Pizarro 0 in 1-3. R-ER Drabowsky\nsure your private dwelling and/or personal belong-\nhis three first-year back-\nUrban 8, Howell 3. HO-Donovan 6 in\nWehmeier with the tying run.\n3-3. Drott 0-0, Conley 3-3, Phillips 0-0,\nHowell 6 in 5. Donovan 2-2,\nBuhl 0-0, McMahon 0-0. Johnson 2-2,\nings in your private dwelling. (GEICO does not in.\nnen, Jim Podoley, Ed Sut-\nHowell 1-1, Urban 2-1. Urban (5-3).\nPinchhitter Irv Noren was\nPizarro 0-0. Drott (13-11). L-Johnson\nsure apartment buildings or personal belongings in apartments.,\n-Howell (5-5). Honochick, Flaherty,\nand Don Bosseler, with\nSee CARDS, Page A13, Col. 2\n(7-3). Baker, Dascoli, Secory, Landes\nChylak, Summers. T-3:32. A-10,958.\nT-3:23. A-35,969.\nron in the second half.\nCompare Rates Today. Discover exactly how many\nese kids went right to\ndollars and cents GEICO can save you. Even if\nwith the kickoff, scored\nNew Tennis Champions Without Parallel\nyour fire insurance is part of your regular mort-\nout faltering once.\ngage payment, savings of 25% can be yours. A\nst of the 82 yards were\nGEICO policy completely protects the interest of\ned on the ground with\nn driving hard for about\nAlthea Gibson Routs Louise Brough,\nthe mortgage company.\nard average.\nis Your Protection Adequate? Property values have\nBaron loosened up the\ndefense only twice with\nAnderson Crushes Cooper for Titles\ndoubled in recent years. If your insurance does\nnot protect the present value of your property,\nSKINS, Page A14, Col. 4\nyou can make sure your investment is safe with an\ninexpensive supplemental policy. Don't wait until\nBy Will Grimsley\nAustralian champion and top- teeming sidewalks of New\nStatistics\nseeded favorite, 10-8, 7-5,\nYork, overwhelmed M iss\nit's ton late. Get adequate protection today!\nFOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept.\n6-4.\n8 (P)-Althea Gibson, the pride\nBrough, a four-time Wimble-\nSkins\nThe oldtimers around Forest\n10\nof Harlem, made a seven-year\ndon winner, with a slashing\nDo You Qualify\nFirst Downs Rush.\nHills could not recall when an\nserve and volley game.\nCheck our preferred groups listed below.\nFirst Downs Pass.\n4\nquest for the U. S. women's\nunseeded player won this aged\nThen she faced a national\nFirst Dns. by Penalty\ntennis title and a jut-jawed\nGovernment Employees-Federal, State, County, Municipal\n0\n14\nQueenslander named Malcolm\nchampionship, which was be-\ntelevision audience and said:\nEducators\nTotal First Downs\ngun back in 1881.\n\"Words cannot express how\nCommissioned Officers and Senior NCOs of the Armed Forces\nYds. Gained Rush.\n206\nAnderson emerged today as\nAnderson is a 22-year-old,\nI feel. I thank God for giving\n(NCOs must be top 3 grades, married, and at least 25 years old)\n(Net)\nthe newest of Australia's court\nreed-thin racket stylist from\nme the ability and opportunity\nReserve Officers and Veterans of the Armed Forces\nYds. Gained Pass.\n89\nkillers.\nBrisbane, the subtropical area\nto appear here. I hope to wear\n(Net)\nMiss Gibson, recently\nof Australia famous for bana-\nthe crown with dignity and\nFor exact rates, call or visit our Home Office.\nTotal Yds. Gained\n295\ncrowned Wimbledon queen,\nnas, sheep and cattle. The\nhumility.\"\nThere is no obligation and no agent will call!\n(Net)\nbecame the first Negro to win\nleathery youth grew up on a\nChampionship trophies were\nPasses Attempted\n8\na major American tennis\n45,000-acre cattle ranch.\npresented by Vice President\nPasses Completed\n6 championship when she rout-\nThe young Queenslander,\nRichard Nixon, who said he\nGOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES\nPasses Intercepted\n1 ed veteran Louise Brough of\nwho has been a Davis Cup\nhad never before seen a wom-\nYds. Intercepts. Rtd.\n46\nBeverly Hills, Calif., before a\nsecond stringer, now becomes\nen's tennis match.\nINSURANCE COMPANIES\nYds. Gained Passing\n89\ncrowd of 12,000 at West Side\nthe leading candidate for the\nMiss Gibson said afterwards:\nCAPITAL STOCK COMPANIES NOT AFFILIATED WITH U.S. GOVT.\nds. Lost Attp. Passes\n0\nStadium, 6-3, 6-2.\nNo. 1 singles assignment in\n'Now I have been doubly\nPunts Distance\n3-42\nAnderson-unseeded, unno-\nthe challenge round next De-\nhonored. I won at Wimbledon\nGOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE BUILDING\nYds. Punts Rtd. By\n0\nticed and unawed-stunned\ncember.\nbefore Queen Elizabeth II and\n14TH AND STREETS, N. W., PHONE STERLING 3.4600\nYards Penalized\n66\nthe gallery with a demonstra-\nMiss Gibson, a leggy, 30-year-\nnow I have won here before\nOPEN DAILY 8 A.M.-8 P.M. SATURDAY = A.M.-1 P.M.\nOpponents' Fumbles\n2\ntion of rocket-like shotmaking\nold girl who learned her tennis\nour Vice President. It was a\nAUTO PERSONAL LIABILITY FIRE LIFE SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT\nRecovered\nin crushing Ashley Cooper,\nwith a wooden paddle on the\nSee TENNIS, P. A14, Col. 3\nPreservation Copy\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nat\nthe\nbut\nold-\nMarlboro Motor Raceway to-\nscaled DICK Lewis, 1-up; Lee\nish players and some bright\nday.\nHettermann defeated med-\nyoung ones.'\nBert Robbins was third.\nalist Frank Mailley, 1-up, 19\nFavorites in the 34-40-year\nRobbins, Clyde Carnahan\nholes; Danny Kapitan de-\nage bracket include irrepres-\nand Bobby Ballantine won the\nfeated Larry Burdick, 5 and\nsible Billy Joe Patton, Bill\nthree 10-lap qualifying heats\n4; Jack Snell defeated Art\nCampbell, Dr. Bud Taylor,\nin that order. Buzz McBee\nShope 2 and 1; Babe Col->\nArnold Blum, Dale Morey and\ntook the 10-lap consolation\ntrin defeated James Jones,\nBill Hyndman.\nrace.\n1-up; Irv Keefer defeated\nJim Heffner, 7 and 6.\nINDIAN SPRING Dick\nTENNIS-Fr. Pg. A12\nMason gained the final of\nthe club championship, de-\nfeating John Owen Jr., 3\nGibson, Anderson Win\nand 1. Mason will play Dr.\nAlan Weisberg, winner over\nJoel Friedman, 2 up, in the\nfinal, Sept. 22.\nU.S. Tennis Titles\nBROOKE MANOR - Re-\nsults of first-round matches\nthrill to win Wimbledon but it\nAnderson and Cooper\nin the club championship:\nwas a climax to win here be-\nthrilled the gallery with what\nVolney Burnett won by de-\nfore so many of my friends and\nmany observers called the\nfault; Paul Pashke defeated\nwell-wishers.'\nbest tennis this championship\nJohn Johns, 2 up; Sherwood\nAlthea's decisive triumph\nhas seen in years.\nWebster defeated Corson\nover Miss Brough must have\n\"I have never seen a great-\nJones, 3 and 2; Bill Bork-\nbeen doubly pleasing because\ner match,\" commented Don\nlund defeated Jack Shul-\nit was Miss Brough who\nBudge, the grand slam winner\nthrottled Miss Gibson's first\nman, 3 and 2; Doc Jew de-\nof 1938.\nbid for the title back in 1950.\nfeated Ed Fitzgerald, 1 up;\nAnderson, who is blessed\nAt that time the unknown\nGuy Chamberlain defeated\nwith lightning-quick reflexes,\nMiss Gibson was within two\nAl Shorb, 1 up; Dick Hill de-\nwaged his campaign against\nfeated Dick Sturges, 2 and\npoints of upsetting Miss\nCooper like a hard-punching\n1; Bill Gibbs defeated Ben\nBrough in a second round\nfighter. He seemed to bide his\nmatch when a violent thunder-\nManfred, 3 and 2.\ntime until he got his adver-\nstorm struck and forced post-\nsary on the ropes and then\nNORBECK-Myron Ger-\nponement. The next day Miss\nhe cut him down with stag-\nber reached the final of the\nBrough, her poise recaptured,\ngering knockout blows.\nclub championship, eliminat-\npulled out the match.\nThese came in the form of\ning Eddie Miller, 3 and 2.\nAlthea continued trying,\nlove games won mainly with\nBobby Brenner will be his\nreaching the final last year be-\nbrilliant backhand passing\nopponent. He ousted Max\nfore losing to Shirley Fry.\nshots which constantly caught\nGershen, 2-up.\nNow she is the undisputed\nthe net-rushing Cooper look-\nJerry Cooper won the class\nqueen of amateur tennis—\ning.\nB championship over How-\nwinner of eight straight tourn-\nIn all, the skinny Queens-\nard Sherer, 1-up. In the\naments and unbeaten in a\nlander won nine love games-\nfirst flight of class B Ber-\nmatch since last January.\ngames in which Cooper didn't\nnard Goldstein was the win-\nAlthough constantly called\nget a point-and two of these\nner over Nate Klust, 1-up,\nfor footfaults-a total of seven\nprovided crucial service\nin 19 holes.\ntimes in all because she is\nbreaks.\nsometimes inclined to hop\nAnderson broke in the 17th\nEAST POTOMAC Pair-\nwith both feet on her de-\ngame of the first set with a\nings for club championship:\nlivery-she never was in dan-\nseries of beautiful passing\nDefending champion Ted\nger against the 34-year-old\nshots and then clinched the\nKing, 71, vs. Sam Carter,\nCalifornian.\nsèt on his own service, also\n74; Fred Lukat, 72, vs. Clar-\nMoving to the net for deep\nat love.\nence Hand, 75; Julian Wil-\nand sharply-angled volleys\nThe second set was decided\nliams, 71, vs. Gordon Rain-\nand overhead kills, she won\nin the 11th game in which\nwater, 75; Charles Habron,\nthe first set by winning the\nCooper doublefaulted twice\n73, vs. Agelos Paraskevas,\nlast four games in a row. In\nand saw two zipping shots fly\n76; Nick Veach, 70, vs. Bob\nthe second set, after being\npast his racket, also without\nHays, 75; Ralph Bennie, 73,\nbroken in the first game in\nhis winning a point. Ander-\nvs. Frank Battista, 76; Tony\nwhich she dubbed an easy\nson's break in the third set\nBickel, 72, vs. Gary Robison,\noverhead, she reeled off an-\ncame in the first game. The\n75; Buddy Gibbens, 73, vs.\nother string of four games and\nQueenslander won his next\nBill Allen, 77.\nwon easily.\nfive services with the loss of\nLater Miss Gibson revealed\nonly five points.\nPROSPECT HILL-How-\nthat she would continue ten-\nMiss Gibson made it an all-\nard Chambers won the qual-\nnis-playing next in the Colo-\nsuccessful day when she\nifying medal in the club\nrado championships at Den-\nteamed with Kurt Nielsen of\nchampionship, 73. Using a 6-\nver-while pursuing a singing\nDenmark and won the final\nstroke handicap, he also won\ncareer.\nof the mixed doubles from\na handicap event with a net\n\"I have to do something to\n67. Second was Ernie Cum-\nDarlene Hard of Montebello,\nget money to buy stamps to\nCalif., and Bob Howe of Aus-\nmins, 88-20-68.\nanswer my fan mail,\" she said. tralia, 6-3, 9-7.\n4-3.\nRecovered\n[lir\nPreservation Copy\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nPreservation Com\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1957.\nC\nAnderson and Miss Gibson Capture National Tennis Titles at Forest H1\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-Bulld\n6-4-Miss Gibson Defeats\nTeam He Recently Quit\nToy Poodle, Whippet Gain Fin\nLouise Brough, 6-3, 6-2\nBUFFALO, Sept. 8 (A)-The\nwide-awake Pittsburgh Steelers\nBy JOHN RENDEL\ngave their new coach, Buddy\nSpecial to The New York Times.\nBy ALLISON DANZIG\nParker, the best possible pres-\nPURCHASE, N. Y., Sept.\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\nracquet, yesterday became the\nLions, 20-14, in a National\nbeen close to major dog show\nWesthay Fiona, here\nfirst unseeded player within\nFootball League exhibition be-\ndistinction before without quite\nyear, will be 3 years\nmonth. Tom Gately, h\nmemory to win the national\nfore 20.630 fans.\nmaking it fulfilled her promise\nlar handler. had the ]\nlawn tennis 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 f\nfore 11,000 in the Forest Hills\ntook quick advantage of every\nbecame best in show in the for-\nGately and him. The\nStadium as unheralded Malcolm\nbreak, meanwhile, to roll up a\nAnderson, from a cattle station\ntieth event of the Westchester\nfared well in group com\n20-7 lead by the end of the\nin far off Queensland, dis-\nthird period.\nKennel Club.\nwinning twenty-four,\nParker, who left the Lions a\nThis was one of America's\nof them in succession.\npatched top-seeded Ashley Coo-\nper in the second successive all-\nmonth ago, was in full charge\nleading shows, not as big as a\nThis was a fine day (\nAustralian final. The scores\nof the Steelers today for the\nfew others but ranking high in\nto show dogs, cool and\non the tremendous fi\nwere 10-8, 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\nond 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.\nto win the crown of tennis\npleasure the rest of the way\nWilliam Ross Proctor of Pitts-\n(the show had been he\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\nFran Rogel plunging the final\nhad fallen short at two weight-\nby about 8,000, includin;\nUnited States in the Wightman\nvard for a half-time tie. Dick\ner events, Westminster and\ntors. The entry, as us\nCup matches. in August, she\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\npunt return early in the third\nat the important show in Bos-\nThe New York Times\nperiod -and Gary Glick added\nton last winter, gained her place\nVARIETY GROUPS\ncourt title.\nSPORTING (Dr. Joseph 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 camine spotlight.\n-1. Alan and Shirley Sidr\npaddle tennis on the streets of\npionships at Forest Hills are congratulated by Vice Presi-\nShe had been an unsuccessful\ncocker spaniel, Ch T-y C\nmen's singles, and at the right is Malcolm Anderson of\nBobby Layne engineered a\nTorch: 2. Muriel A. Quigle\nHarlem some fifteen years ago\nfound herself, at the age of 30,\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\nQueensland, Australia, who triumphed in men's singles.\npassing series, hitting Jerry\nwas not without previous show\nHastern: Clifford Simps\ncocker spaniel. Ch. Clover\nat the pinnacle of tennisdom as\nReichow crossing deep in the\nhonors. She had taken three\nSkore: 1. Downsbragh Kenn\ndor retriever. Ch. Holton Well\nshe completed a. year of almost\nend zone for the tally.\nother best-in-show awards.\nHOUND (Harry Peters .!r..\nuninterrupted conquest with a\nGroup of 62 Athletes\nFAMILY COACHED\nIt was a case of the second\nMardormere Kennels' whippe\nAlthea, Pride of One West Side,\nPittsburgh Steelers\n13\n0-20\nguna Lucky Lad: Chris TE\n6-3, 6-2 victory over Louise\nDetroit Lions\n0\n7-14\ntime around for the Airedale\nset hound, Ch. Siefenjagen\nBrough.\nOff for Israel Games\nPittsburgh scorin-Touchdowns: Rogel (1\nbeing the right one. The judge\nBones: Bettina Belmoi\nBasenji, Ch Brahme of Syl\nSeven-Year Quest\nBecomes the Queen of Another\nnlunze Hughes (86. punt return Field\nNEW TITLEHOLDER\ngoals: Glick 2 (30.15) Conversions: Glick 2.\ngave Fiona only a best of oppo-\nSquirrel Run Kennels' greyl\nDetroit scorinz-Touchdowns: Schmidt (13\nsite sex award at last winter's\nTreetops Demon King\nA group of sixty-two Amer-\nrun with (umble recovery) Reichow (3.\nWORKING Henry H Stoecker\nIt was against the same\npass from Layne). Conversions. Layne 2.\npre-Westminster specialty, but\nMr. and Mrs Marvin H K\nLouise Brough that Miss Gibson\nican and Canadian athletes\nEnglish Sheepdog Ch. Merr\nRedskins Beat Colts, 24-14\nshe was a greatly improved dog\nGeorge: 2. Mrs. Dora Sayers\nplayed 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 T\nher into national prominence in\nNew York International Air-\nBALTIMORE. Sept. 8 (P)-\nIn Final Competition\nShouse's boxer. Ch. Barrage\n1350, when she came within\nport, Idlewild, Queens, to com-\nFrom Brothers and His\nin Queens Leads Miss Gibson at Last\nThe Washington Redskins\nHill: 4 Giralda Farms' Germa\nCh. Ens V. Aichtal of Giralda\ninches of defeating the then\npete in the fifth world Mac-\ngained a three-touchdown lead\n\"She was the hardest dog to\nTERRIER (George H. Hartma\nWimbledon champion. Althea\nParents in Australia\ntoNational.TennisChampionship\nto National.Tennis Championship alTennis.Championship\nfault today of those before me,\"\n1. Harold M Florsheim's AI\ncabiah Games to be held at\nand then dug in their defensive\nWesthay Fiona of Harham;\nhad made history on that occa-\nheels to hold off the Baltimore\nsaid Proctor.\nglass Kennels' Welsh terrier.\nPreservation Copy\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY, SEPT\nAnderson and Miss Gibson Capture Natior\nCOOPER IS BEATEN\nFOR MEN'S CROWN\nBows to Anderson, 10-8,7-5,\n6-4-Miss Gibson Defeats\nLouise Brough, 6-3, 6-2\nBy ALLISON DANZIG\nA lean, swift-moving athlete,\nstriking rapier thrusts with his\nracquet, yesterday became the\nfirst unseeded player within\nmemory to win the national\nlawn tennis championship.\nThat was one of two counts\non which history was made be-\nfore 11,000 in the Forest Hills\nStadium as unheralded Malcolm\nAnderson, from a cattle station\nin far off Queensland, dis-\npatched top-seeded Ashley Coo-\nper in the second successive all-\nAustralian final. The scores\nwere 10-8, 7-5, 6-4.\nAlthea Gibson wrote the sec-\nond red-letter entry for the ar-\nchives. The first Negro player\nto win the crown of tennis\ncrowns at Wimbledon, in July,\nand the first to represent the\nUnited States in the Wightman\nCup matches, in August, she\nbecame the first also to carry\noff our national women's grass\ncourt title.\nThe girl who was playing\nTHE VICTORS in the national amateur lawn tennis cham-\nleft is Althea Gibson of New York, the winner\npaddle tennis on the streets of\npionships at Forest Hills are congratulated by Vice Presi-\nmen's singles, and at the right is Malcolm A\nHarlem some fifteen years ago\ndent Richard M. Nixon, who awards the trophies. At the\nQueensland, Australia, who triumphed in me\nfound herself, at the age of 30,\nat the pinnacle of tennisdom as\nshe completed a year of almost\nuninterrupted conquest with a\nGroup of 62 Athletes\nFAMILY COACHED\nAlthea, Pride of One West\n6-3, 6-2 victory over Louise\nBrough.\nOff for Israel Games\nSeven-Year Quest\nNEW TITLEHOLDER\nBecomes the Queen of A\nIt was against the same\nA group of sixty-two Amer-\nLouise Brough that Miss Gibson\nican and Canadian athletes\nplayed the match that brought\nyesterday left by plane from\nRoad From Streets of Harlem t\nAnderson Learned Tennis\nher into national prominence in\nNew York International Air-\n1350, when she came within\nport, Idlewild, Queens, to com-\nFrom Brothers and His\nin Queens Leads Miss Gibson C\ninches of defeating the then\npete in the fifth world Mac-\nWimbledon champion. Althea\nParents in Australia\ncabiah Games to be held at\nto National Tennis Champio\nhad made history on that occa-\nsion, too, as the first player of\nTel Aviv, Sept. 15-24.\nher race to compete in the na-\nThe contingent consisted of\nBy MURRAY ILLSON\nBy EMMA HARRISON\ntional championship.\ntrack and field, swimming,\nMalcolm Anderson, the win-\nAlthea Gibson won a title and\nThe Vice President of the\nweight lifting, wrestling and\nMany observers\nner of the United States men's\nUnited States, Richard M. Nix-\nmade a new acquaintance yes-\nmatch showed a\nfencing stars. Most of the\non, introduced by President\nsingles championship at Forest\nterday at Forest Hills. She\nnervousness on b\nathletes are college students.\nRenville H. McMann of the\nHills yesterday, used to be a\ntook the United States tennis\nBerofe leaving for Israel,\nthe net. But Miss\nUnited States Lawn Tennis As-\ncow puncher on his father's\nchampionship and met the\nforty-six of the fifty Ameri-\ncattle ranch in Australia. He\nUnited States Vice President.\nshe became confid\nsociation, presented the cham-\ncan athletes attended a fare-\npionship trophy, filled with\nexpects to be one again when\nFollowing the match point\nrealized that her\nwell brunch in their honor at\nwhite gladoli and red roses, to\nagainst Louise Brough, she told\nthe Hotel Roosevelt.\nhe quits tennis competition.\nwere working and\nMiss Gibson. He made the pres-\nThe 22-year-old Anderson,\nVice President Richard M.\nleys, which she t\nAbe Stark, President of the\nentations also to Anderson and\nCity Council, praised the ath-\nunseeded in the national tour-\nNixon that she was as honored\nher most effective\nto the runner-up in each event.\nnament, stunned the experts\nat his presence as she was when\nin good form.\nletes for their willingness to\nwith his victory over Ashley\nshe received the Wimbledon\nMiss Gibson, responding to\nparticipate in the games.\nEmotionless ,\nthe Vice President's congratu-\nHarry D. Henshel, a member\nCooper. But one who wasn't\nCup from Queen Elizabeth last\nlations, bespoke her grateful-\nJuly.\nThe lithe and m\nof the United States Olympic\ncompletely surprised was Clif-\nness to every one in the stands\nford Sproule of Sydney, the\nAnd how did she enter her\nGibson, regarded\nCommittee and chairman of\nand to all in tennis for the\ncaptain of Australia's touring\nsecond match for the most im-\nhardest-hitting of\nthe United States Committee\nopportunity to play at Forest\nfor Sports in Israel, presided.\ntennis team.\nportant United States tennis ti-\nplayers, displayed\nHills. She offered thanks to God\nSproule described the dark-\ntle? Miss Gibson was asked at\non the court as\nfor her ability. She ended with\na press conference following the\nsteadily ahead of\nhaired, jut-jawed 6-footer as\nan expression of hope that she\nwho had beaten Richardson at\nhaving \"the greatest potential\nmatch and her tete-a-tete with\nafter the first si\nmight be able to wear her\nWimbledon and came so close\nof all our boys.\" Anderson, he\nthe Vice President.\nformidable figure\ncrown with dignity and hu-\nsaid, plays \"a very well-bal-\n\"Nervous,\" admitted the com-\nshe paused del\nto defeating Savitt at Rye. The\nmility.\nAustralian youth knocked Aya-\nanced game\" and outside of a\nposed new champion, who\nbounce the ball\nHer remarks were followed\nla's searing service back SO\ntendency to try and make his\nseemed much more at ease than\nbefore service. Sh\nshe had in previous competi-\nbit when the ball i\nby the longest demonstration\nfast and whipped passing shots\nshots look too good, shows no\nof hand-clapping heard in the\nweaknesses.\ntions at the West Side Tennis\nbut is ready to spr\nby him SO regularly that Luis\nstadium in years.\nhardly knew what had hit him\nClub.\nshot if necessary.\nThe Auusie captain wasn't\nin a 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 rout.\nsecond-guessing. He made these\nShe was nervous with con-\nHer friends at\nMiss Gibson won the cham-\npionship without the loss of a\nSven Davidson, the big, strong\nstatements before Anderson\nfidence, she explained. The day\nincluding Mrs. S\nset. The most games any oppo-\nSwedish champion, holder of the\nbefore she had summed up her\nDanzig, a former C\ntook the court against Cooper,\nnent was able to win from her\nmental attiture nicely: \"Wim-\nhas helped her wi\nFrench title and a winner from\nthe Australian champion.\nin a set was four. Karol Fageros\nVictor Seixas at Wimbledon,\nCooper, who will be 21 years\nbledon would give anybody con-\nfeel that Miss (\nold next Sunday was expected\nfidence,\" she said.\ncame of age this\ngave her her stoutest opposi-\nwas next in line. There were\nthink she is no lo\ntion in the opening round in a\nmany who thought Davidson\nto have little trouble in taking\nA Thought to Future\nherself. She has Cl\nmatch that ended at 6-4, 6-4.\nthe most dangerous man in the\nthe American championship\nMiss Gibson, whose up-from-\ntural tendency tc\nA Suprise Package\nfield. They were almost right.\nhome to Melbourne as a birth-\nHarlem success story has been\nevery ball. Now sh\nDavidson led Anderson by\nday present. He had been\nSentimentally, the final day\ntwo sets to one before the\ntouted as on his way to becom-\nan important subject for news-\nthe right one come\npapers and magazines since her\nAlthea Gibson p\nof the seventy-seventh annual\nlatter won the match, one of\ning the best amateur in the\nthe most magnificently fought\nworld, and had beaten Ander-\nWimbledon triumph, seemed\ndifferently. Since\ntournament belonged to Miss\nmost anxious to talk about her\ncouraging days le\nGibson. But no one fortunate\nof the tournament.\nson five times in six tourna-\nfuture. Always interested in\nyears ago, just bef\nenough to be in the stadium\nAnd then yesterday it was\nment matches.\nsinging, she thinks she will take\nDepartment and\nwill soon forget the transcedent\nCooper, rated at the age of 20\nNow it is Anderson who will\nvoice lessons.\nStates Lawn Tenni\nperformance given by Anderson.\npotentially the top amateur of\ntake the American title home,\na thin, dark-haired youth of 22\nas a wedding present. He is\n\"After all, I've got to start\ntour of Southeaste\nthe world. Victory in the final\nearning a living,\" said the 30-\nboth her spirits as\nwho was scarcely mentioned\nwould establish Ashley defi-\nengaged to Daphne Emerson of\nyear-old ex-teacher. She ad-\nstock, she has ad\namong the possible winners\nnitely as the world's best, as\nBrisbane, a sister of Roy,\nmitted that amateur tennis\nphilosophy, she sa\nwhen the championships began.\nholder of the American and\nEmerson, the fourth-ranking\nplayers had manv problems. For\n\"I'm looking at\nReproduced at the\nRichard Nixon Presidential Library\nathietes are conege students.\nHills yesterday, used to be a\nthe net. But Miss G\nRenville H. McMann of the\nBerofe leaving for Israel,\ncow puncher on his father's\nchampionship and met the\nUnited States Lawn Tennis As-\nforty-six of the fifty Ameri-\nUnited States Vice President.\nshe became confident\ncattle ranch in Australia. He\nsociation, presented the cham-\ncan athletes attended a fare-\npionship trophy, filled with\nexpects to be one again when\nFollowing the match point\nrealized that her ha\nwell brunch in their honor at\nhe quits tennis competition.\nagainst Louise Brough, she told\nwere working and tha\nwhite gladoli and red roses, to\nthe Hotel Roosevelt.\nVice President Richard M.\nleys, which she tho\nThe 22-year-old Anderson,\nMiss Gibson. He made the pres-\nAbe Stark, President of the\nunseeded in the national tour-\nNixon that she was as honored\nher most effective S.\nentations also to Anderson and\nCity Council, praised the ath-\nnament, stunned the experts\nat his presence as she was when\nin good form.\nto the runner-up in each event.\nletes for their willingness to\nwith his victory over Ashley\nshe received the Wimbledon\nEmotionless on\nMiss Gibson, responding to\nparticipate in the games.\nthe Vice President's congratu-\nCooper. But one who wasn't\nCup from Queen Elizabeth last\nThe lithe and mus\nHarry D. Henshel, a member\nof the United States Olympic\ncompletely surprised was Clif-\nJuly.\nlations, bespoke her grateful-\nCommittee and chairman of\nford Sproule of Sydney, the\nAnd how did she enter her\nGibson, regarded as\nness to every in the stands\nsecond match for the most im-\nhardest-hitting of a\nand to all in tennis for the\nthe United States Committee\ncaptain of Australia's touring\ntennis team.\nportant United States tennis ti-\nplayers, displayed litt\nopportunity to play at Forest\nfor Sports in Israel, presided.\nSproule described the dark-\ntle? Miss Gibson was asked at\non the court as S\nHills. She offered thanks to God\nhaired, jut-jawed 6-footer as\na press conference following the\nsteadily ahead of Mi\nfor her ability. She ended with\nmatch and her tete-a-tete with\nafter the first six\nan expression of hope that she\nwho had beaten Richardson at\nhaving \"the greatest potential\nof all our boys.\" Anderson, he\nthe Vice President.\nformidable figure on\nmight be able to wear her\nWimbledon and came SO close\nsaid, plays \"a very well-bal-\n\"Nervous,\" admitted the com-\nshe paused delibe\ncrown with dignity and hu-\nto defeating Savitt at Rye. The\nposed new champion, who\nbounce the ball sev\nmility.\nAustralian youth knocked Aya-\nanced game\" and outside of a\nseemed much more at ease than\nbefore service. She\nHer remarks were followed\nla's searing service back so\ntendency to try and make his\nshe had in previous competi-\nbit when the ball is (\nby the longest demonstration\nfast and whipped passing shots\nshots look too good, shows no\ntions at the West Side Tennis\nbut is ready to sprin;\nof hand-clapping heard in the\nby him so regularly that Luis\nweaknesses.\nClub.\nshot if necessary.\nstadium in years.\nhardly knew what had hit him\nThe Auusie captain wasn't\nHer friends at F\nShe was nervous with con-\nMiss Gibson won the cham-\nin a 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 rout.\nsecond-guessing. He made these\nfidence, she explained. The day\nincluding Mrs. Sara\npionship without the loss of a\nSven Davidson, the big, strong\nstatements before Anderson\nbefore she had summed up her\nDanzig, a former cha\nSwedish champion, holder of the\ntook the court against Cooper,\nmental attiture nicely: \"Wim-\nhas helped her with\nset. The most games any oppo-\nnent was able to win from her\nFrench title and a winner from\nthe Australian champion.\nfeel that Miss Gib\nbledon would give anybody con-\nin a set was four. Karol Fageros\nVictor Seixas at Wimbledon,\nCooper, who will be 21 years\nfidence,\" she said.\ncame of age this\ngave her her stoutest opposi-\nwas next in line. There were\nold next Sunday was expected\nthink she is no long\nmany who thought Davidson\nto have little trouble in taking\nA Thought to Future\nherself. She has cur\ntion in the opening round in a\nmatch that ended at 6-4, 6-4.\nthe most dangerous man in the\nthe American championship\nMiss Gibson, whose up-from-\ntural tendency to\nfield. They were almost right.\nhome to Melbourne as a birth-\nHarlem success story has been\nevery ball. Now she\nA Suprise Package\nDavidson led Anderson by\nday present. He had been\nan important subject for news-\nthe right one comes\nSentimentally, the final day\ntwo sets to one before the\ntouted as on his way to becom-\npapers and magazines since her\nAlthea Gibson put\nof the seventy-seventh annual\nlatter won the match, one of\ning the best amateur in the\nWimbledon triumph, seemed\ndifferently. Since he\ntournament belonged to Miss\nthe most magnificently fought\nworld, and had beaten Ander-\nmost anxious to talk about her\ncouraging days less\nGibson. But no one fortunate\nof the tournament.\nson five times in six tourna-\nfuture. Always interested in\nyears ago, just befor\nenough to be in the stadium\nAnd then yesterday it was\nment matches.\nsinging, she thinks she will take\nDepartment and\nCooper, rated at the age of 20\nNow it is Anderson who will\nvoice lessons.\nStates Lawn Tennis\nwill soon forget the transcedent\ntake the American title home,\ntour of Southeasterr\nperformance given by Anderson,\npotentially the top amateur of\n\"After all, I've got to start\na thin, dark-haired youth of 22\nthe world. Victory in the final\nas a wedding present. He is\nearning a living,\" said the 30-\nboth her spirits and\nwho was scarcely mentioned\nwould establish Ashley defi-\nengaged to Daphne Emerson of\nyear-old ex-teacher. She ad-\nstock, she has ado\namong the possible winners\nnitely as the world's best, as\nBrisbane, a sister of Roy\nmitted that amateur tennis\nphilosophy, she said\nholder of the American and\nEmerson, the fourth-ranking\nwhen the championships began.\nplayers had many problems. For\n\"I'm looking at it\nAustralian crowns and runner-\nmember of the Australian\none thing, she said, she is con-\nent aspect,\" she sai\nAnderson's performance ranks\nwith the finest displays of of-\nup to Lewis Hoad at Wim-\nteam. They plan to be married\ncerned with answering the thou-\na game and games\non Oct. 5.\nfensive tennis of recent years.\nbledon.\nsands of letters she has received\ntition. You are out t\nHis speed of stroke and foot,\nBut it was Malcolm's match\nIt's a Family Sport\nand in finding both stenographic\npete and if you g\nthe inevitability of his volley,\nfrom the second game. He let\nhelp and stamps for the job-\nwith the idea of enjo\nAnderson was born on his\nhis hair-trigger reaction and\nloose with a blaze of savage\nfather's ranch in Queensland.\na thought that may never have\nbecome relaxed ar\nfacileness on the half-volley,\nhitting, projecting three whis-\nbeen put into SO many words\ncontrol it. It won't\nHis father, mother and three\nthe rapidity of his service and\ntling service aces. Then he\nolder brothers (he has a younger\nout at Forest Hills before. But\npassing shots and the adroit-\nshook Cooper's confidence with\nbrother, too are all good tennis\nMiss Gibson, who lives on West\nness of his return of service,\na half-volley, a backhand pass-\nplayers and all have taken a\n143d Street, is a frank woman.\ncompelling Cooper to volley up,\ning shot and a perfect lob to\nhand in coaching him from the\nShe has, she said, no thoughts\nall bore the stamp of a master\nbreak service.\ntime he was 13.\nabout turning professional.\nof the racquet.\nCooper knew from this mo-\nDeclaring that he had no\n\"Lou have to have an offer\nIt was offensive tennis all the\nment how accomplished and\nplans to turn professional, An-\nbefore you consider it,\" she said\nway, sustained without a let-\nskilled a foe he had. There\nderson said, \"To me tennis is\nwith some justification.\nup. The margin of safety on\nnever was a moment when he\nstrictly a sport, and when I quit\nmost shots was almost nil. The\nwas able to forget it.\nIt I'll return to cattle. I was\nmost difficult shots were taken\nAnderson wavered for one of\nbrought up on cattle-it's a free\nJapanese Cuts Swim Mark\nin stride with the acme of tim-\nthe few times in the match in\nlife and I like it.\"\nTOKYO, Sept. 8 (P)-Takashi\ning, going in or swiftly moving\nthe eighth game when he dou-\nThe new titleholder said he\nIshimoto, Japanese Olympic\nble-faulted and failed three\nto the side.\nthe people he had met, the\nswimmer, today bettered the\nCooper, playing at his best,\ntimes with the volley. After\nsights he had seen and the\nworld record for the 100-meter\nor the best he could under the\nthat he hardly gave Cooper\nowed a lot to tennis because of\nbutterfly with a time of 1:01.2\nstrain of defending against so\nanything he did not earn, and\nthings he had learned in four\nin the intercollegiate swimming\nlethal and unrelenting an op-\nonly Ashley's strong service\nyears of travel about the world.\nchampionships. The listed rec-\nenabled him to prolong the\nponent, unable to comprehend\nBut he went on to say:\nord of 1:01:5 was set by an\nmatch to the length he did.\nthe prodigies he was perform-\n\"I get home only one week\nAmerican, Al Wiggins of Ohio\ning. Could this be, he seemed\nSharp on Service\nout of the year and have been\nState, in 1955.\nto be asking himself, the And-\ndoing that for four yars. It gets\nIn his last five service games\nerson whom he had beaten in\na little monotonous living in a\nof the first set Anderson won\nfive of six previous meetings?\nsuit case, packing and unpack-\nthree at love, and he effected\nIt was not the same Ander-\nthe deciding break at love with\ning and having no real home.\"\nDOGS\nson, for those six meetings had\nreturns of service that were\nTrim and Tense\nbeen in Australia. The Ander-\neither winners or extracted the\nCompared with the husky\n& Other Pets\nson Cooper was facing now had\nvolley error. In this set Ander-\nCooper, who is 6 feet 1 inch and\n\"arrived\" only in the past\nson hit twenty-six winning\nweighs 170 pounds, Anderson at\nmonth.\nshots to Cooper's ten.\n150 pounds looks almost frail.\nThe second set found Ander-\nFOR SALE\nRoad to the Peak\nHe is considerably narrower\nson so razor sharp that he won\nthrough the chest and, accord-\nLaid low by nervous exhaus-\nfour of his games at love and\ning to Sproule, needs to be\nCOLLIE, sable, 11/2 yrs old. AKC. cham-\ntion at home in February,\nhe broke Cooper at love in the\nbeefed up somewhat.\npion bloodline, good with children: $100.\nstricken by heat prostration\neleventh game. His return of\nUL 4-7276. weekdays after 6.\nThe Australian captain ob-\nand also a broken toe at Wim-\nservice had Ashley in trouble\nserved that Anderson had suf-\nDACHSHUNDS. long-haired, 8 weeks. AKC,\nbledon, and underweight and\nrepeatedly before the break\nfered nervous exhaustion in\nmales and females Reasonable RE 7-3256.\nlacking in confidence in succes-\ngame.\nAustralia early this year and\nsive defeats in his early weeks\nDOBERMAN PINSCHERS. top show pros\nCooper's hopes were almost\nhad collapsed from a heat\npects black and tan sire & dam AKC\nin this country since then, An-\nsunk with the end of the second\nstroke at the Wimbledon match-\nchampions. Dictator bloodlines. Sure win-\nners. Charles & Jane Frischmann. Box 766\nderson did not find himself un-\nset. There was no sign of a\nes in England last July. He de-\nConway South Carolina Phone Horry\ntil he arrived at Newport. There\nlet-up in the whirlwind attack\nConway. S Phone Horry (S. C.). Ex\nscribed Anderson as a tense\nchange 5-2410\nhe defeated Hamilton Richard-\nthat was engulfing him. And\nyouth who, though affable,\nson, our ranking player, break-\nthen, in the first game of the\n\"likes to be on his own.\"\nDOBERMAN, red. female, AKC registered,\ning his serve at the start with\nthird set, came the blow that\nAnderson also plays golf.\n1-yr old. WE 3-2198\nfour blistering returns of serv-\nmust have resigned him to de-\ncricket and football, and\nGERMAN SHEPHERD, Pedigree male,\nice that Richardson could\nfeat.\nSproule says he has become an\nblack-tan beauty, excel for photography,\nHe was upset at the start\ncompanionship. watch dog. CE 9-2644 LL\nscarcely touch.\nenthusiastic bowler. \"The other\nIRISH setter puppies KINVARRA cham\"\nWinning the Newport tourna-\nof the game when a let was\nnight he bowled 198, and re-\nsire. Lovly dispostn. LA 4-3838 weekdays\nment gave Anderson the confi-\ncalled after a spectator had\nmember that we don't have the\ndence he had been lacking. He\ncalled \"out,\" to induce Anderson\ngame at home.\"\nPOODLES\ncame to Forest Hills primed for\nto carelessly hit his return be-\nSproule added that both An-\nexecution, and the fact that he\nyond the sideline. When the\nPedigreed miniature white. RE 4-3097.\nderson and Cooper \"love base-\nPOODLES Beautiful black miniatures\nwas left out of the seeding of\npoint was played over and An-\nball, too, and have become ter-\nAKC registered. males, females. 8 week\neight players, headed by Cooper,\nderson won it with a great\nold. Home raised, champion backgrounds\nrific Dodger fans-I'm a Yankee\nsacrifice. DE 5-1245\nmade him all the keener for\nbackhand passing shot, Ashley\nfan, and of course we have ter-\nPOODLES-BARGAIN\nvictory.\nwas further annoyed.\nrible arguments.\"\nStandard, pedigreed. black\nRichard Savitt, who had\nThen Malcolm hit another\nExcellent papers. LE 5-3640\nbeaten him at Orange and was\nshot of the same kind, and\nWEIMARANER, female AKC. 9 mos, sil-\nthought to be our strongest\nwhen a foot fault was called\nRollo Outpoints Campo\nver-grey. best stock. Frontier 7-1502 (NJ).\nCAGLIARI, Italy, Sept. 8\nBIG OUCASION:-Excellent reg POODLI\nhope, was crushed by Anderson,\non Cooper on his next service.\npuppies. MINIATURES. black, fathe\nhe seemed ready to break. Still\n(P)-Piero Rolla, Italian ban-\nIRISH CHAMPION: immune, males & fe\n6-4, 6-3, 6-1. That was a\nanother backhand came from\ntamweight champion, out-\nmales. Only $188 each. JOST. 168 Stracha\nreal shock, even though Savitt\nAve (near Can Nat Exh). Toronto. C?\nwas ailing with a virus cold.\nAnderson's racquet on the re-\npointed Tanny Campo of the\nNext Anderson faced Luis\nturn of service, and then\nPhilippines last night in a ten-\nSTANDARD French poodles, pedigreed\nblack. brown. innoculated Champion\nCooper missed with a volley.\nround bout.\nbioodline, registered AKC. NYack 7-0581.\nAyala, the fiery little Chilean\nPreservation Copy\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nfumble and score in the first\nBro\nperiod, but found little but\nfew\nW\npleasure the rest of the way.\nTed Marchibroda's passing set\ntow\nup the first Steeler score, with\nIt n\nFran Rogel plunging the final\nhad\nvard for a half-time tie. Dick\nier\nMor\nHughes raced 86 yards on a\npunt return early in the third\nat t\nThe New York Times\nperiod -and Gary Glick added\nton\nin t\nin the national amateur lawn tennis cham-\nleft is Althea Gibson of New York, the winner of the wo-\ntwo field goals.\nShe\nBobby Layne engineered a\n'orest Hills are congratulated by Vice Presi-\nmen's singles, and at the right is Malcolm Anderson of\nlate Detroit score on a fine\nfina\nM. Nixon, who awards the trophies. At the\nQueensland, Australia, who triumphed in men's singles.\npassing series, hitting Jerry\nwas\nReichow crossing deep in the\nhon\nothe\nend zone for the tally.\nIt\n7\nAthletes\nAlthea, Pride of One West Side,\nPittsburgh Steelers\n0\n13\n0-20\nFAMILY COACHED\nDetroit Lions\n0\n0\n7-14\ntime\nPittsburgh scoring-Touchdowns: Rogel (1.\nbein\nGames\nplunge) Hughes (86. punt return) Field\nNEW TITLEHOLDER\nBecomes the Queen of Another\ngoals: Glick 2 (30.15) Conversions: Glick 2.\ngave\nDetroit scoring-Touchdowns: Schmidt (13.\nsite\nrun with fumble recovery) Reichow (3,\nxty-two Amer-\npass from Layne). Conversions: Layne 2.\npre-\nshe\nadian athletes\nRedskins Beat Colts, 24-14\nby plane from\nRoad From Streets of Harlem to Courts\nnow.\nAnderson Learned Tennis\nBALTIMORE, Sept. 8 (P)-\nernational Air-\nQueens, to com-\nin Queens Leads Miss Gibson at Last\nThe Washington Redskins\nFrom Brothers and His\ngained a three-touchdown lead\n\"S\nworld Mac-\nParents in Australia\nand then dug in their defensive\nfault\nto be held at\nto National Tennis Championship\nheels to hold off the Baltimore\nsaid\nColts for a 24-14 victory today.\nTh\n15-24.\nThe Colts couldn't make any\ning\nconsisted of\nBy MURRAY ILLSON\n/\nBy EMMA HARRISON\nappreciable headway until late\nbulld\nswimming,\nMalcolm Anderson, the win-\nAlthea Gibson won a title and\nMany observers thought the\nin the third quarter before\nand\nwrestling and\n24.352 fans.\nand\nner of the United States men's\nmade a new acquaintance yes-\nmatch showed a good deal of\nNorb Hecker started the\nCh.\nMost of the\nsingles championship at Forest\nterday at Forest Hills. She\nnervousness on both sides of\nstudents.\nRedskins on the way to their\nblacl\nHills yesterday, used to be a\ntook the United States tennis\nthe net. But Miss Gibson said\nfor Israel,\ncow puncher on his father's\nchampionship and met the\nfirst victory in four National\nKelc\nfifty Ameri-\nUnited States Vice President.\nshe became confident when she\nFootball League exhibitions by\njang\ncattle ranch in Australia. He\nttended a fare-\nintercepting a pass on the Bal-\nAlan\nexpects to be one again when\nFollowing the match point\nrealized that her hard serves\nwere working and that her vol-\ntimore 47. He ran back to the\nCh.\ntheir honor at\nhe quits tennis competition.\nagainst Louise Brough, she told\n25 and lateralled to Tom Braatz,\na wh\nsevelt.\nVice President Richard M.\nleys, which she thought were\nPresident of the\nThe 22-year-old Anderson,\nunseeded in the national tour-\nNixon that she was as honored\nher most effective shots, were\nwho had clear sailing to the\nnels'\npraised the ath-\nin good form.\ncoal.\nThe\nnament, stunned the experts\nat his presence as she was when\nWashington\n14\n3-24\nwillingness to\nwith his victory over Ashley\nshe received the Wimbledon\nEmotionless on Court\nBaltimore\n0\n7-14\nthe games.\nCooper. But one who wasn't\nCup from Queen Elizabeth last\nWashington scoring-Touchdowns: Hecker-\na member\nJuly.\nThe lithe and muscular Miss\nBraatz (47. intercepted pass and lateral).\nNEW\nScudero (40, run). Bosseler (1. plung).\nStates Olympic\ncompletely surprised was Clif-\nford Sproule of Sydney, the\nAnd how did she enter her\nGibson, regarded as one of the\nConversions: Baker 3. Field goal: Baker\nchairman of\nhardest-hitting of all women\n(25)\ncaptain of Australia's touring\nsecond match for the most im-\nBaltimore scoring-Touchdowns: Unitas-\nQuin\nCommittee\ntennis team.\nportant United States tennis ti-\nplayers, displayed little emotion\nMoore (9. pass). Unitas-Nyers (3, pass).\nCc\nIsrael, presided.\nSproule described the dark-\ntle? Miss Gibson was asked at\non the court as she moved\nConversions: Rechichar 2.\na press conference following the\nsteadily ahead of Miss Brough\nBears Beat Eagles\nA\nhaired, jut-jawed 6-footer as\nRichardson at\nhaving \"the greatest potential\nmatch and her tete-a-tete with\nafter the first six games. A\nthe Vice President.\nformidable figure on the courts,\nKANSAS CITY, Sept. 8 (P)-\nhas b\ncame so close\nof all our boys.\" Anderson, he\nTouchdown runs of 74 and 100\n58 6\navitt at Rye. The\n\"Nervous,\" admitted the com-\nshe paused deliberately to\nsaid, plays \"a very well-bal-\nyards by a. rookie halfback,\nteam\nposed new champion, who\nbounce the ball several times\nknocked Aya-\nbefore service. She saunters a\nWillie Galimore, led the Chi-\ntheir\nanced game\" and outside of a\ntendency to try and make his\nseemed much more at ease than\nbit when the ball is out of play,\ncago Bears to a 24-14 victory\nthe a\nservice back so\nshe had in previous competi-\n4 in\npassing shots\nshots look too good, shows no\ntions at the West Side Tennis\nbut is ready to spring for every\nover the Philadelphia Eagles in\ngularly that Luis\nweaknesses.\nshot if necessary.\na National Football League ex-\nIona.\nwhat had hit him\nThe Auusie captain wasn't\nClub.\nHer friends at Forest Hills,\nhibition. It was the Eagles'\nThe\nShe was nervous with con-\n6-1 rout.\nsecond-guessing. He made these\nincluding Mrs. Sarah Palfrey\nfifth loss in a row.\ngame\nstatements before Anderson\nfidence, she explained. The day\nDanzig, a former champion who\nGalimore's 100-yarder came\nti-mil\nthe big, strong\ntook the court against Cooper,\nbefore she had summed up her\nholder of the\nmental attiture nicely: \"Wim-\nhas helped her with her game,\non a kick-off return seconds\na winner from\nthe Australian champion.\nfeel that Miss Gibson really\nafter the 190-pounder from\nNEV\nCooper, who will be 21 years\nbledon would give anybody con-\nat Wimbledon,\nfidence,\" she said.\ncame of age this year. They\nFlorida A. and M. scored on the\nline. There were\nold next Sunday was expected\nthink she is no longer beating\n74-yard sprint on the second\nnought Davidson\nto have little trouble in taking\nA Thought to Future\nherself. She has curbed her na-\nplay of the game.\nerous man in the\nthe American championship\ntural tendency to try to kill\nThe Bears' second touchdown\nMiss Gibson, whose up-from-\nere almost right.\nhome to Melbourne as a birth-\nHarlem success story has been\nevery ball. Now she waits until\ncame on a 67-yard pass and lat-\ned Anderson by\nday present. He had been\nan important subject for news-\nthe right one comes along.\neral play. Ed Brown threw to\none before the\ntouted as on his way to becom-\nAlthea Gibson puts it a. little\nHarlon Hill on the 50 and Hill\npapers and magazines since her\ne match, one of\ning the best amateur in the\nWimbledon triumph, seemed\ndifferently. Since her most dis-\nlateraled to Rick Casares, who\nnificently fought\nworld, and had beaten Ander-\nmost anxious to talk about her\ncouraging days less than two\nscored.\nnent.\nson five times in six tourna-\nfuture. Always interested in\nyears ago, just before the State\nChicago Bears\n14 0 10-24\nPhiladelphia Eagles\n0 0 7 7-14\nesterday it was\nment matches.\nsinging, she thinks she will take\nDepartment and the United\nChicago scoring-Touchdowns: Galimore\nat the age of 20\nNow it is Anderson who will\nvoice lessons.\nStates Lawn Tennis Association\n2 (74. run: 100, kickoff return). Casares\ntop amateur of\ntake the American title home,\n\"After all, I've got to start\ntour of Southeastern Asia lifted\n(67. pass-lateral from Brown). Field goal:\nBrown (9). Conversions: Brown 3.\ntory in the final\nas a wedding present. He is\nearning a living,\" said the 30-\nboth her spirits and her tennis\nPhiladelphia scoring-Touchdowns: Biel-\nsh Ashley defi-\nengaged to Daphne Emerson of\neki (1, plunge). Worden (1, plunge). Con-\nBrisbane, a sister of Roy,\nyear-old ex-teacher. She ad-\nstock, she has adopted a new\nversions: Walston 2.\nworld's best, as\nmitted that amateur tennis\nphilosophy, she said.\nAmerican and\nEmerson, the fourth-ranking\nHoad Defeats Rosewall\nmember of the Australian\nplayers had many problems. For\n\"I'm looking at it in a differ-\nwns and runner-\none thing, she said, she is con-\nent aspect,\" she said. \"It's only\nSCHEVENINGEM, The Neth-\nHoad at Wim-\nteam. They plan to be married\ncerned with answering the thou-\na game and games are compe-\nerlands, Sept. 8 (UP)-Lew Hoad\non Oct. 5.\nsands of letters she has received\ntition. You are out there to com-\nbeat Ken Rosewall, 6-4, 3-6,\n8 Ra\nMalcolm's match\nIt's a Family Sport\nand in finding both stenographic\npete and if you go out there\n6-8, 9-7, 8-6, today in a pro\nid game. He let\nhelp and stamps for the job-\ntennis match. In another match,\nDally\nAnderson was born on his\nwith the idea of enjoying it, you\nblaze of savage\nfather's ranch in Queensland.\na thought that may never have\nbecome relaxed and you can\nPancho Segura defeated Jack\n@\nting three whis-\nbeen put into SO many words\ncontrol it. It won't control you.\"\nKramer, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.\naces. Then he\nHis father, mother and three\nconfidence with\nolder brothers (he has a younger\nout at Forest Hills before. But\nbrother, too are all good tennis\nMiss Gibson, who lives on West\nbackhand pass-\nplayers and all have taken a\n143d Street, is a frank woman.\na perfect lob to\nhand in coaching him from the\nShe has, she said, no thoughts\ntime he was 13.\nabout turning professional.\nfrom this mo-\ncomplished and\nDeclaring that he had no\n\"Lou have to have an offer\nhe had. There\nplans to turn professional, An-\nbefore you consider it,\" she said\nNow-a golden opi\noment when he\nderson said, \"To me tennis is\nwith some justification.\nstrictly a sport, and when I quit\nrget it.\nIt I'll return to cattle. I was\nvered for one of\nbrought up on cattle-it's a free\nJapanese Cuts Swim Mark\nin the match in\nlife and I like it.\"\nTOKYO, Sept. 8 (P)-Takashi\nfor fine car\nie when he dou-\nThe new titleholder said he\nd failed three\nIshimoto, Japanese Olympic\nbuy\ne volley. After\nthe people he had met, the\nswimmer, today bettered the\nsights he had seen and the\ny gave Cooper\nworld record for the 100-meter\nowed a lot to tennis because of\nd not earn, and\nbutterfly with a time of 1:01.2\nstrong service\nthings he had learned in four\nin the intercollegiate swimming\nto prolong the\nyears of travel about the world.\nchampionships. The listed rec-\nength he did.\nBut he went on to say:\nord of 1:01:5 was set by an\n\"I get home only one week\nAmerican, Al Wiggins of Ohio\n1 Service\nout of the year and have been\nState, in 1955.\ne service games\ndoing that for four yars. It gets\nAnderson won\na little monotonous living in a\nand he effected\nsuit case, packing and unpack-\neak at love with\ning and having no real home.\"\nDOGS\n6\nvice that were\nTrim and Tense\nor extracted the\nCompared with husky\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library"
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