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Evening star., 1953-12-16
County Challenges
MoryIond's Right to
License AImshouse
ey the Associated Pres.

BEL AIR, Md, Dec. 16.-The
Hartford County Board of Com
miSSioners has refused to take
out a $40 license to operate its
county almshouse.
We're afraid of State control
and we don't want our people
dominated by the State" one
commissioner said after a meet
ing with Herbert G. Fritz. chief
of the hospital division of the
Health Department.
The license would subject the
almshouse to periodic inspec-
tions and maintenance of Ger
tain minimumS and services.
Mr.. Fritz said the hospital Ii
censing law passed by the Gen.
eral Assembly in 1945 provides
that the Health Department is
responsible for licensing any in
Stitution caring for two or more
unrelated" persons for mental
or physical ailments.
He said the Attorney General
has ruled that county aims
houses are subject to licensing.
j.. Wilmer Cronin. counsel to
the commissioners. said it was
his opinion the Legislature did
nots intend that almshouses be
included since they were not
mentioned by name in the leg
iSlation.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

Holds by magnetic
action. to top Of dosh
board. Holds cigarettes.
Has hidden osh troy
compartment.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

Two keys and key chain
with foetory insienis Of
your cor - in jewelers.
bronze. Ready for lock-
smith cutting.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Two States Arrange
A-Bomb Defense Pact
BY the AssocIoted Pres.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10
Gov. Frank Clement has signed
mutual aid civil defense pact
with the State of Virginia.
The document now goes to the
Virginia Governor for his sigma
ture. Under the agreement. the
States would help each other in
emergencies caused by enemy
attack or in other types of
disasters.
Tennessee has similar agree
mentS with Georgia and Ala
bama.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
EVEN AMATEURS CAN BUILD WITH
THESE TOOL GIFTS FROM THE HEIGHT co
42.95-37-Pc. ''Pet" Heavy Duty
Geared Chuck Drill-Saw Wallshop
Buy on The Hscht Go.
Convenient Budget Terms

Here's what does: internal external grinding for netol
drills wood plostcs metal full Hn cuts cones smoohs
gloss and plastic mixes points, cooting buffs sands finishes
moves rust saws wood poshes shorpens, erinds
Here's what you get: 1900 rpm electric drill amps "a"
Jacobs eeored chuck Steel bench stand 4
g. Grinding wheel 3" Cloth buffer A. Backing Il
Standing discs Steel drill bits Paint 6-pc Arbor
semby polishing Side guide handle 4" Rip
blade Chuck Pin Freee Wall shop keyed for all tools
Evening star., 1953-12-16
43.50-l6" Scroll
Sow
34.75

Moke decorative knick-
knocks. Fost and occurote
with chuck to fit oil blodes,
files. Automatic blower. Ad-
iustnent guides.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

Includes "a" drill, horizontal
stand, wire wheel brush.
grinding wheel, orber. l3
drill bits, paint mixer, sond-
ing pad, discs. In steel eose.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

n q n ds driver q lit
cigarette! Holds 20.
Attaches to steering
column. Plugs into Gig
orette lighter.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
1850

Drills. mortises, routs.
corves, shapes, erinds. ~"
drill press with Jocobs
eeored spindle. "a" CO.
pocity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
II Is Good to Listen
And to Push Forward

Truth and divine and spiritual Love and Life infinite and
divine Principle -.
Eye shall know (seek! and learn) the Christ, Truth
that sets one free from animal gnetism
"St Paul said The things seen are temporal
unreal!-mythicali i"
That afternoon, Bridges shut Boston!
And, believe, it either Pete Fox Rudy York
who won the game with home run, with bases!
Rudy York had said: Come on over and talk TO
Creenberg, he hasn't been doing well"i -.
Let him come to mel" Ga rebuke for snubbng me |"
washinstonD
Manager Del Baker said to me. 20, you help all the
tesmsi"
eyes, have sought to help all of the sixteen Major
League Clubs as proving ground demonstrate the
quality of thinking and leadership that is urgently
needed in government and in all governmental
ITO Tigers My talk at Boston Stater re. aid Of Red
Sox.
But do favor the Tigers"
Del Baker; We've had several injuries"
YES know but that doesn't make any difference
IT you fellows don't win the pennant this very year will
be because of SLOPPY
Protestant!
Catholic
Jewish (Hebraic)l
and medical thinking and leadershipl!l
And as said earlier experts rated them as Still
When riding in taxi for a second morning in row. to
the Tigers hotel said to the eabbie.
I've got to give my Detroit Tigers another sprtu'
shot in the hesdi" (smiles)
The Tigers had beaten the Red Sox about IS to the
day beforei
The csbbie said. "say, you better look out II JOE
Cronin hears about you, he'll come after you with 81"
sun"i Qaushter).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Del Bakers Pennant Tigers:
Pete FOxx, Tommy Bridges, Rudy
York, Hank Greenberu

few months later in Boston visited the Tigers again
at their hotel and must have been their angel"
(smies) Talks with the Tigers paid off in bling Tommy
Bridges to 60 innings. Pete Fox, believe hit grand
slam homer Rudy York and Hank Creenberx get herr
This was in summer and Tommy Bridges had not been
able to go nine innngsl And So l said to him.
The words of Christ Jesus, John $3.50, are partial
answer to your difficulty.
III is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh pro6t.th
nothns' the words that speak you they are spirit
and they life"
Your years Of experience obviously give you various.
Dement'S The relative liability of sge-unearned lessons
can diminished by recognition of the fact that every
thing is mentsllour bodiesl the earth SUM- moon and
sar'i God 10 Spirit Jesus defined Him-inhnite Mind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

polio continued)
REMEMBER-YOU ARE PAYING FOR A PACKARD.
WHY DON'T YOU HAVE ONE?"
HEBREWS. CATHOLICS, PRoTEsTANTs, 80.
ARE PAYINC!!l
FOR GODS CHRIST ScIENCEl-
AND ARE BUYING!
old CRATES'i (smiles) WHITEWASH "CURES" (?)
OF THE DEvILl
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM THE CONTROL OF FALLIBLE
HUMAN MINDS-IMPERATIVEiii
CALL NO MAN FATHERr-CHRIST JESUS
OUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNIoUs.v
Is LOVINGLY JEALOUS" OF ANY
INFRINGEMENT ON HIS EXCLUSIVE PARENTACEl
OF THE REAL CREATIoNl-THE sPIRITUAIi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Ihou snail not aVenge,
nor bear any grudge against
the children of thy people,
but thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself: | am
the Lord" Lev. 1918.
Hate the evil, and love
the good, and establish judg-
ment in the gate. Amos
Sis.
The main objective in the
life of the human race
should be to love God SUI
premely, and ones neighbor,
for it is through divine Love
that all human strife will be
stepped in the world.
Mrs. Eddy tells us, page
240 S&H, Mature voices
natural spiritual law and
divine Love Suns and
planets teach grand lessons.
The stars make night beau
tiful, and the leaflet turns
naturally towards the light
Note: Those who visit a
Christian Science Church
Sunday will hear the Lesson
Sermon prepared on Love.
Church" says Mrs. Eddy
is "The structure of Truth
and love :"
"Come unto me all We that
labor, and are heavy laden
and will give you rest"
Christ Jesus)
Christian Science by Mrs.
Eddy teaches: Sooner or
later the eyes of sinful NOR
tails must be opened to see
every error they possess, and
the way out of it, and they
will flee as a bird to your
mountain away from the
enemy of shining sense, stub
born will, and every imper-
lection in the land of Sodom,
and find rescue and refuge
in Truth and Love-" From
page 2 C"No and Yes
She also states: "The Rule
of divinity is golden; to be
wise and true rejoices every
heart. But evil influences
wsver the scales of justice
and mercy"
AS we turn back the pages
OF history. even back to the
days of Moses, we find that
"Our Father-Mother God,
all-harmonious,' has always
loved and protected His peo-
pie. Although Moses lived
close to God, there were
times when he had to stand
still and wait upon 1.-The sal
walton of the Lord"
There were many times he
had to wait before going for
ward with the great work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
The Detroit Tigers
Major Miracle!
Viewed by Thousands!!!

3. THE MOMENTOUS, HISTORIC
WITH MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
AS AN APPRENTICESHIP!
FOR GODS CHRIST SCIENCE IN POLITICS.
A MAJOR MIRACLE NOT EQUALLED IN 81 YEARS.
AND UNLIKE MOSES, AGE 80,
BURNING BUSH mot consumed
NO-HUMAN WITNESSES
HOUSANDSi-SAW THE WRITER
SITTING ON THE DETROIT TIGER BENCH
UNTIL GAME TIME!
THEN AN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT, NO-HITTER!-
SOMETHING PRESENTED FOR BASEBALL HISTORY!
CENTRE UNIVERSE contnued)
The writer's multiple divine commission and world mes
sage and mission! was asserted!
Dick Bartel supported these views saying his grand
mother is Christian Scentst-"But he (meaning the
writer) is too strong for mel"
And then Dick Bartell asked: What have got TO do
TO get base hs?"
Answer: DO your duty to God and man!
Study the daily Christian Science Bible lessonsl
There's nothing earth to equal them!
ATTEND the Sunday and Wednesday Christian
Science services
"And take these with you If you can persuade
them to 49,"
Dick Barell did hit and of the spark plug.n
of the team full time n6elder with his feet hands
and-tongue!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

for which God had comm,
stoned him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

lOI W IllCu 1OU lldu tOmmlS
stoned him. /
1t Is Good to Listen
And to Push Forward
The great deliverance q
the power of God is speaking
to the righteous leaders I'll
day, just as strong as Coil
spoke when he assured Israel
protection. His voice is al
authoritative as it wss|
then. Quiet the clamorou,|
noise of falsity of the phv.|
cal senses round about you|
and listen to divine Love
through the spiritual faculN|
of your consciousness. And|
continue to push forward
God does not change and tb
man of His creation canw
change. nor retreat. Take
counsel with yourself. n
sure to determine righir|
that which is true. of Love
and that which is false OF ths
material physical senses
Careful consideration of The
true and not the false. will
bring peace, harmc.y, and 4
higher understanding Of d.
vine Love.
The noise around about
you will be quoted and yG
will be able to hear; hearil
clearly, you will be able %
distinguish between rigtt
judgment and wrong perSus
sion.
God Protects
When this is done YOU Will
be underway to follow 10
the way of Christ Jesus. Yoi
will be taking into your pos
session the excellency of tft
nature of the Son of God.
and protecting yourself and
others from injury or de.
struction.
There is no pretending 70
foresee your way out Of
darkness into marvellous
light when one follows in thI|
footsteps of Christ our Lord,
through the teachings Of
Christian Science. For the
Truth silences the noise oil
the roaring waters of the sea
Of woe. and bids the male.
ious waves Of error. false be-
lief to be still.
Insisting upon receiving
rights, it will be seen plainly
that duties are also to be con
sidered, and as one learns to
do his duties, he finds OPP
preston is not the plan of
God. Investigating carefully
it will be recognized that
God has given to man the
CONTINUED on Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Fear No EriL
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
GOD is LOVE"-I John 4:s

The Master said: q" say unto you; Love your enemir
Matt. 5:44.
We are also taught in the Bible Love suffereth 0
and is kind"
"And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thin
heart, and with all thy soul and with all thy might
Dent g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
THE WRITER FIRST MAN PRACTITIONER
LISTED IN DETROIT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

Incidentally, AT THIS PERIOD the writer was the
first in Detroit put his the ella ssed section
of the Telephone Directory Christian Science prac-
ttioner! Three women's names listed A few Chris
tan Science headings at this period in which God his
full time devotion:
l. dying Roman Catholic boy, gaspng for breath
out of danger within to 80 minutes!
q spnser, age 35 (?) healed of blindness in one eye
n visit!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
But to EMF OKIE TIA LEADEKSftIF
Roy Fruehauf, Age 43 ~,
President, Fruehauf Trailer 60.
Acting, or Actual, Chairman
of the Board

A few years after the family attendance at Second
Church Christ Scientist East Grand Boulevard Jeer
son, Detroit Sunday morning this dear brother said
before small group of us-wth affection and gratitude
Andrew, here, got of the old Sunday SCHOOL,"
In the early eos precious youngest of FIVE paid
unexpected visit to the writer late afternoon and said
Lets go the Christian Science lecture! nearby
The writer: Would you mind very much going alone :?
I'd love go with you but this does not to be the
right time"
He did go ne!-age IL or 13!-and | believe he
spent the night with
Roy, as teenager to father relative to tractor
stuck in the mud, whose driver could do nothing said:
Dad let try to get that out, will you?'
Father said, Yes.
And with little difficulty the dear, young brother did
what the experienced driver could do Were gifted
that way! smles)
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Roy and the Prineipia

The Principal a co-educationAl college, operated by
and for Christian Scientists, ST. Louis, ELSA No. made
som contribution o Roys success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
KOREA and the REDS
The Greater the Need for God
The Greater the Triumph!!!
Three "GIs" on Tv Monday AM:
Speaking From Korea!
TITS Wonderful"
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. I

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God all
harmonious" (p. 16 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Frueha uf Martin Luther job in this ageH And
How! Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

IF YOUR MONS AND POPS WILL SEND YOU TO
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOLS!
YOU WONT NEED DRUG STORE MEDICINE
NOR HOSPITALS! NOR POLIO BRACES!
THE WORD OF GOD! VIA GODS CHRIST SCIENCE!
is THE ONLY TRUSTWORTHY MEDICINE!
YOU DON'T HAVE TO SUFFER FOR THE SINS!
AND SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss,
OF YOUR PARENTS!
OR YOUR CHURCH.
HEBREW CHILDREN CHRISTIANS, AND OTHERS.
YOUR PARENTS YOUR CHURCH ARE IN
BONDAGE TO THE DEVILl-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
FOR DISOBEDlENCE TO-GOD-
GOD DEMANDED OBEDIENCE TO MOSES
AND HE!-PROPHETi-THE, MESSIAH!-
CHRIST JESUS!!! WHO WOULD COME AND FOR
WHOM GOD AND MOSES DEMAND OBEDIENCE!
WHOM HISTORY GODS 10Th CENTURY
MILLENNIUM FULLY VlNDICATE
GOD TO MOSES RE DISEASE
IF YE OBEY MY COMMANDMENTS,
YE SHALL-NOT!-BE AFFLICTED!
WITH THE DISEASES OF THE EGYPTIANS
WITH THE DISEASES OF MATERIALIsM!-
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
"scAPEGoATs"-RE DISEASE!
CERMsl & vIRUSEs!-BLAMED! FOR
UN-CHRISTLIKE! THINKING!
FEAR!-ICNORANCE!-O SIN!
ALSO-GOD TO MOSES: SINS OF THE FATHERS
TO BE VISITED UPON THE CHILDREN
NO AFFECTIONS FROM MERCIFUL GOD!
WHO is LOVE- BUT FROM THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETISMi-WHOI is AN ILLUSION!
g. DELUSION!
SO CHEER UP GODS 10Th CENTURY, TIMELESS
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES
HEALS ALLl-ALL!
EASILY BECAUSE SIN, DISEASE,
Observation-Disclosures WARS!-EvEN!
ARE MYTHICALlii
PROBABLY SOTO THE PURE IN HEART!
BECAUSE MATTER" is shadow
MENTAL! & UNREAL!
GOD, SPIRIT, MIND, is THE ONLY-SUBSTANCE!
AND GODS WHOLLY HARMONIOUS
SPIRITUAL CREATION SATURATES-
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSEi
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFElll
Gamma GIobuIin Won't Wine Out
Polio! ]!
1t Just Curbs Disease
Detroit Free Press
Marquette (ounty's Polio Battle
Costs $250,000"!!!
Jack Pickering--The Detroit Times
(See column, 3 inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
And Tigers Win the Pennant,
prodded by the Writer, When
Experts Rated Them 18th or Still!

TIGERS LOSE FIRST GAME AT WASHINGTON
10 or IL to SLATER HAVING 1T I'm THE BAG"
AND SO, THE LORD SENT ME TO THE TIGERS
HOTEL THAT EVENING!
And I'VE" into "Diz" Trout; and together with a
Rookie spent Is minutes to half hour the veranda
Then went back into the lobby and group of about six
of gathered, sitting downfall Newhouser my left
Dick Bartell-through in the National League-on Halls
left, and Bing Miller, coach, present.
Hal said to ve lost all of my last fourteen games
But they brought up the Tigers because have lot
of stuff ~
An explanation invited and given substantially as
follows
Your trouble is psychological!
And the remedy is moral and spiritual!
And Gods Christ Science Second Coming of Christ
TRUTH-'the Comforter, the Holy Ghost, the spirit
UNHEALTHY of Truth, which would come and teach
OF all things and guide into all Truth;
MATTER and bring all things into remembr "a nee,
ExPOUNDED. Whatsoever Christ Jesus) have said
and done unto youths Messiah to ALL peoples the
ONE, PERFECT ANSWER in the ENTIRE UNIVERSE I! Z"
(See next column, inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Hal Newhouser
Paul "Diz" Trout
1.-THE BEST is YET TO BE"

1.-THE BEST is YET TO BE"
(Lord Tennyson. we believe)
DIVINE INSPIRATION AND YOUTH
THE NEED OFTEN DESPERATE!
THE RESULTS PHENOMENAL!
EXPERIENCE is THE VICTOR
NEVER THE VANQUISHED!-
OUT OF DEFEAT SPRINGS
THE SECRET OF VICTORY!!"
God to Mrs Eddy
A RICH HARVEST AWAITS A WISE MATURITY!
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE CAN BE RIPENED
INTO TRUSTWORTHY WISDOM
AND SPIRITUAL-BASIC-UNDE
AGE 40. AND THE LATE Mr.. HENRY FORD
"A MAN DOESN'T GET GOOD, HARD SENSE,
UNTIL HE'S FORTY!
And Yet-God Performed a Major
Historic Miraele!-
Witnessed by Thousands
for the Writer, at the Age Of 30!!!
Hal" Arrive" via Fruehauf, C.S.,
800, Aid!
Hal Newhouser Had Lost IA Straight!
Then the Superior! Dynamic!
Fruehauf Concept!
Of Christian Science Takes Charge !
And-4 to z Victory at 0nee!!!
WASHINGTON SPORTS WRITER SOBS':-
at TOOK US TO BREAK THE Ia GAME
LOSING STREAKi OF THIS l9-YEAR-OLD
'SANDLOTTER' =! (early 1940)
THE WRITER, IN BOSTON AND WASHINGTON,
ls39-40, VS. HITLER AND IN BEHALF
OF DEMOCRATIC MORALE WITH BASEBALL
BEING GIVEN AID, AS THE LORD DIRECTED!
And Tigers Win the Pennant,
Prodded by the Writer, When
Experts Rated Them 18th or Still!
TIGERS LOSE FIRST GAME AT WASHINGTON
10 or IL to SLATER HAVING 1T I'm THE BAG!
AND So THE LORD SENT ME TO THE TIGERS
HOTEL THAT EVENING!
And I'VE" into "Diz" Trout; and together with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

PERMANENT, Copyrighted, Established Leadership
ACCORDING TO CHRISTIE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Evils Destiny = Extinetion!!!!!

LIFE & THE UNIVERSE ARE SPIRITUAL!
AND THEY ARE WHOLLY HARMONIOUS..!
NO ROOM FOR INHARMONY! MATTER
HADOWS!-MYTHS!!
GOD is LEADING THE NATIONS!
VIA THE UNITED STATES! THE
UNITED NATlONSi
Evening star., 1953-06-22
BY the A,seeiuisd Pres.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 22.-
Navy still is king Of the eight
cared crews. but the warning
echoing around rowing circles to-
day is: Look out for Washington.
And this is followed up with a
long-range prophecy picking the
Huskies for the Olympics in 1856.
AL Ulbrickson's oarsm e n
couldn't match the stroking
power Of Navy's great uncon-
quered shell in the varsity race
Of the 51st intercollegiate Re-
gafta Saturday on Lake Onon-
daga. but the younger Washing
ton crews showed class that in
dicates a bright future.
The Husky junior varsity
scored a six-length victory over
the previously unbeaten Navy
jayvees and the Washington
freshmen proved the class of the
yearlings in a brilliant two-mile
race.
Out in the Pacific Northwest,
hotbed of the sport, they are say
ing the freshmen are the best of
the three Washington crews.
The jayvees, they declare can
Evening star., 1953-06-22
Even Though Navy Won the Big One
Rowing Experts Say Huskies
Look Like Future Champions

hold the varsity even and the
freshmen can run away from
them both.
The froSh, who won a three
length victory over Cornell's
highly rated shell in l0:55.4.
ripen into senior maturity in
1856, the year of the Olympic
Games at Melbourne.
However. Washington, winner
Of nine varsity regattas, may be
ready to challenge Navy's two
year reign as early as next year.
The Middies have won 20 in a
row over two-year span.
The MidShipmen- called by
Coach Rusty Callow "the great
est crew I've ever coached"-lose
two important men from the
shell which won the Olympics
last year in Helsinki. Gone will
be Frank Shakespeare Of Dover,
Del. whom Callow calls "the best
bow man I ever saw" and Capt
Bob Detweiler of Proenix, Ariz.
who pulls No. S oar.
Also graduating is Coxswain
Bob Jones of Monroe, La, but
he's not a two-year fixture on
the crew. He replaced Frank
Manring this year.
Evening star., 1953-06-22
Conrad Wins Trons-Miss Title
By Overcoming 6-HoIe Deficit

sippi "a country clubbers' event)
said there was nothing in their
records that showed anything
like a player making up six holes
after the first round.
Six down and playing poorly
in the face of Vickers' steady
game, Conrad won the first four
holes of the afternoon round and
evened the match on the 10th.
The former North Texas State
College star from San Antonio
went l up on the 18th as Vickers
began to spray his shots. Con-
rad took a Cup lead with a
birdie 3 on the next hole.
VickerS, who won the National
Collegiate championship as an
Oklahoma University senior last
year. was constantly in trouble
with the traps and roughs dur
ing the afternoon round, but the
little man never gave up.
Evening star., 1953-06-22
Suggs Eyes Open Golf
After Western Win
BY the Assoeiossd Press

ATLANTA. June 22.-Louise
Suggs, Atlanta's golflng queen,
didn't even have time to bank
her $1,000 winnings for her VIC
tory in the women's Western
Open before she left for Roches-
ter, N. Y, to defend her title in
the USGA Open.
Miss Suggs, the nearest thing
to Ben Hogan the women golf
ers can offer, polished off a tir-
ing Patty Berg. s and S. Satur-
day to win her fourth Western.
Early yesterday she headed for
Rochester by automobile.
Her Western victory put Miss
Suggs in a bracket with Miss
Berg and Babe Zaharias of
Tampa as the only four-time
winners.
Evening star., 1953-06-22
Ex-Cooch Fovors
New York as Site
For Crew Classic
By the Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 22.-
Allen (Skip) Walz, former crew
coach at Yale, has a plan for
putting rowing in the sports big
time.
I'D hold the intercollegiate
Regatta in New York on the
Hudson River between 125th
street and 72nd street." he said
today. I'D start the crews at
125th, under Washington Bridge,
and row down the river.
I'D have the Atlantic Fleet
stationed on the river as a back
drop.
"There'd be no admission
charge. A million people could
stand on Riverside Drive and
watch the race from a perfect
amphitheater.
Expenses would be paid by
selling television rights and con-
cessionS.
Rowing now is a dying sport
because nobody is doing much
for it. They're hiding the race
in out-of-the-way cities. In
New York it would become a big
show"
Walz, now a New York elec-
tronic executive. coached at Yale
from 1947 to 1850. He broadcast
the 5lst intercollegiate Regatta
here Saturday from a helicopter.
The race drew an estimated
$4,000.