Evening star., 1951-04-10


was against player.
had to be playing pretty well to beat Gusy by such
wide margin Pauline confesses "a lot of people including
critics who should better underrate Gussy Her
became synonymous with lace pates and glamour that it
forgotten that she ranked the No. amateur in the
country You don't get rated highly you can't play tennis
MOST OF THE EASTERN critics didn't Gussy at her
best Pauline claims she started horribly she explains In
New York Washington she couldn't have beaten your Aunt
Kate But the tour moved onward Gusy settled down and
1t real good tennis Trouble far the publicity was
concerned, the damage had been DONE"
The young Arlington maron dSagreeS with those VINO 1eel
Riggs pulled boner when he signed Mrs Adde to play Gussy
in the atters rookie year professional Bobby didn't
expect Gussy to beat me-" says Neither did Gussy
think although she felt the would be closer
Bobby wanted to stage the best tennis possible and as said
Gussy matches better than the final
score indicates"
Jack Kramer mems professional champion faces
dilemma Pauline meaning lack of opposition I'm afraid
Riggs and Kramer going to have rough time making
future tour pay unless somebody along who can give
Jack real contest" Mrs saying Ths last tour
Kramers third time around the circuit new face Is
needed"
marked paulnes Gussy-it terrific tennis,
according to the former wghman Cup star generally rated
the greatest female since Alice Marble Il never missed
one OF their matches they were that good Paue says
my match over, I'd throw robe and watch
Jack and Pancho. I never saw better tennis"
THE CUSTOMERS HOWEVER didn't share her enthusiasm
sufncently to make Riggs rich 1--WE dead
the night opened" Pauline admits Zone look at those
aDOuI
needed And when the wire services carried the news OF the
slim turnout Bobby got kilograms and phone calls from
all the country from promoters demanding new terms
aG "Yet don't think Bobby lost much If anything He just
broke The crowds picked little in ndwner When
really hit bottom when Gusy went home and there
girls match We literally played in private from
then on"
Adde'S love golf sport she took about
year The bit deeply that throughout the tour the
lady oted along clubs and played daily In the daytime
used golf with equipment manager" she laughs IT
couldn't get the others out of their beds Playing tennis on
the tour work, but not golf"
PAULINE APPLIES the perfect temperament and
competitive spirit to golf to tennis and her teacher Allan
Burton of the Army Navy Club predicts that in year
Mrs. Addie will be holding her with the best in town
"Shes got It," Burton enhuses Already certain days
Pauline hits shot well any player
hit" The young lady, however, won't buy Alans optimism
Ive to rid of the tennis stroke golf swing
I'm going to play WE'LL" she protests.
Barring complete change of mind thereu be more
extended transforming for the queen 81 enjoyed the Riggs
tour really did" Pauline says living of suitcase
and travelling from town to town. month after month
little rugged Besides I'm not there be tour Maybe
Gussy will try again. along with Kramer but doubt thereT
be much future In It," =
It's untrue according to Pauline that Gussy left in huff
without saying good-by There period of month
when didn't speak, she confesses aughngy but made
and parted amiab Gussy started to speak to agar
after winning at Santa Monica"
BY coincidence Santa Monica is Gussy's home town.