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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
d BEDROOMS

#1459. In Euclid this lovely white
home feotvres 2 full baths, full
basement. Corose, large 50xl6o
Iondscoped lot. ~. $1,000.
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$14,oOO

#l71@. Located north Of loke
Shore Blvd. this cory home offers
beach privileges and convenience
TO CTS. tronsportotion. Inferior is
Immaculate. Corose. Toxes ore
only sal.oo per half yeo'. Hurry
for the buy Of a life time.
~. $1,000.
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WIILOUCHBY-NEW

Neor South High: Exclusive oreo,
brick front runch, 8 bedrooms.
full dining room. 2 bcths, fire.
place. fomilY room, 2-cor ga.
ruoe full basement. 100 #. lot,
S33,90o.
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#l5o8. CentrolIy Located Euclid
bungalow, 4 bedrooms l6xl0
fomiIy room, ottoehed goroee, full
price $l7.50o. 500 down F.H.A.
No down for G.I.'s. Hurry on this.
w. $1,000
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EUCLID, 4 BEDROOMS

#soo5. Very clean bungalow with
l-shoped dining room, Iondseoped
lot. 2-eor garage. About $500
down. Only $l7.5oo. Call today.
~. $1,000.
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#lo65. Immaculate home with
beautifully poneIed reereotion
room and poneIed vpstors. Co.
roae. Move into this home with
out doing bit OF work.
~. $1,000.
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COLONIAL, $4,000

#s0oI. Nice 8 large room colo
nioI. Corpeied living and dining
rooms. Modern kitchen. 3 bed
rooms UP. Beautiful modern bath.
Close to CTS transportation.
~. 6-16OO.
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IlMRERLAKE RANCH

1890. Exclusive ranch for some.
one who wants something differ
ent. Excellent community - beach
privileges. Large ranch with wood
burning fireplace, 2-eor attached
aoroae, IA boths, 3 bedrooms,
beautiful shoded LOT with outdoor
potio and borbeqve. ". $1,000.
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ST. PAUL'S

#3004. Only four years old. This
sharp bungalow with full bose-
ment and double sorose is close
to everything, in the Nottingham
section Of Cleveland. Low foxes
and payments. Priced under $l8,-
900. Call US at w. 6-1600 and
make an appointment to see it..
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EUCLID BRICK FRONT

#80o3. Bungalow with brick front
in heart Of Euclid. Large kitchen,
full basement, large shady land
scoped lot. Bus and schools near.
w. 6-1600.
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BRICK $4,000

#57o4. 2 bedroom home. Full
eIoy tile bath. plush eaFetins. G.I.
no down. payments obovt s33 per
month. Less and cheaper than rent.
". $1,000.
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CLEVELAND HCTS.

#l73o. -Four bedroom beauty To-
eoted in Ne prime ST. Ann's-Foir-
fox oreo Of the Heights. A big
house with small price. Walking
distance TO CTS. and schools. A.
troetve financing ovoiIobIe. Coll
today TO see this dream house.
eV. 2-7oOO.
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1872. 4 bedrooms. Features z
full eIoy tile baths. spacious kifeh-
en- and dinette oreo, new carpet
ina. full divided basement rec
reotion room. 2.eor garage.
W. 6.ld00.
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NORTH OF LAKE SHORE

8 3-bedroom bungalow. neor Eu-
cid bus. dining room. fireplace
lorqe kitchen. recreation room.
liz buths. full basement. Ia
cor ooruqe. S2l.900.
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$84.OO MO. TOTAL

#57o5. If you ore paying more
than Ss4 month for rent this
may be your golden opportunity.
For qvoIified Ci.'s with no down
payment. You can be the proud
owner Of this ranch home. Re-
member ss4 per month includes
everything. w. $1,000.
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EUCLID

# s2l3. ST. Felecitos Perish is the
location Of this brick chormer.
Cozy living room with dining /.
Just 6 years young on q tree
shaded lot. Neor schools and shop
ping. ". $1,000.
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$1,000. Only $3.50 per month
plus taxes and insurance for this
fine 3 bedroom ehormer. Modern
kitchen and furnace. Close TO
schools, shopping and tronsporo-
tion. ~. $1,000.
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BUDGET PRICED
VALUE PACKED

#l722. This beautiful frome ranch
is situated on quiet desirable
street. II is only two years young.
u hos three good size bedrooms.
BviIt-ins and large dineffe in
kitchen. Competing ond custom
dropes included with home. Full
divided basement. dining room Oft
living room. Many more features
too numerous TO mention. Priced
right for q quick sole. EV. 2-7soo.
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MODERN LIVING!

#ll38. Have you been looking
for young contemporary ranch
with all the modern features?
Here It is! Priced below $4,000.
This home is just voting for q
volue- wise buyer. Better call early
on this one. EV. 2-7o0O.
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UNIVERSITY HTS.

#l659. A hondsome three bed
room, both and half colonial. Two
wood burning firepIoees. reereotion
room, low taxes! Excellent value
in University Hts. oreo. Only $19,-
800! Coll EV. 2-7aO0 now.
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HOLY CROSS

#22o3. Very lovely 3 bedroom
colonial. Corpeted living room
with fireplace, full dining room.
nice size kitchen, fomiIy room, full
basement with reereofion room and
bvif-in bar and back bar. 2-eor
garage. Well Iondsecped lot. An
immoevIofe home in q prestige
oreo. Just $22, 500. w. o-1o00.
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EASTGATE RANCH

#l434. Seldom do we see q home
so perfectly suited TO eore-free liv-
inq. All rooms on one floor. z bed.
rooms, utility room. nice kitchen.
and the LOT is DEePl Relax in your
own private forest. Due TO illness.
priced below market ot only
$15,o0O. Coll now. Ev. 2-7600.
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1922 See this one today! 3 bed
rooms, tile bath. bright kitchen
with buili-in oven and range, N
cor garage, Iondscoped 6oxl55 lot.
A borsoin buy at $15,9o0
W. $1,000.
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WILLOWICK

#l9l5. Long and lovely are two
odiectives that we'll describe this
room brick ranch located near
Shoresote. All the rooms ore
large including the kitchen which
lectures sos bviIt-ins. The bose
ment is divided. The garage is two
and above oil the price is low.
The number w. $1,000.
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#7738. Excellent Euclid Location
Builders own home. Close 10 trons-
portotion and shopping, 2h.eor
aoroqe. w. $1,000.
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ACADEMY
AWARD WINNER

#ls46. See this oluminvs sided
eoIoniol with poneIed fomiIy room
and four airy bedrooms. Recently
redeeoroted with spoeiovs living
oreo. Thi, is a home for the whole
fomiIy. The price? Only sl790o.
Hard to believe? But true. Coll EV.
2-78oO for instonf Iiveobiliiy.
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Evening star., 1963-09-18
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Staff Writer

The thought of becoming
President of the United States
makes some men pretty tense
Not Senator Goldwater, Repub-
hcan of Arizona.
He must be one of the most
relaxed men in the Republic.
Constantly now, he hears
himself described as "the next
President of the United
States" 1t doesn't seem to faze
him at all.
His hackers, of course, are
doing all the running for him.
They have plenty of money
and plenty Of muscle, and
they're out in the boondocks
talking tough to potential dele
gates.
The boom hasn't changed
the Senator at all.
Many people find it hard to
take him seriously as a po-
tential candidate, and the Sen
ator seems to be one of them
Full Of Easy Answers
Yesterday morning he ap-
peared before the Chevy Chase
Women's Republican Club
and he was exactly as he has
always been-relaxed and hu.
morous, full of easy answers
and ready quips.
At a similar stage in his
career, John F. Kennedy was
Evening star., 1963-09-18

and took a bath, she'd be all
right"
And then there was the big
question. When, asked a man
in the audience, would the
Senator hear the voices urging
him to run?
The Senator said pretty much
what he has been saying all
along.
There is no man who
wouldn't be flattered. I know
that one of these days I'll have
to fish or cut bait. I'd rather
cut bait. I can't give you any
time table. I would much pre-
fer to stay in the Senate
where my tongue can wag
more than in the redecorated
White House"
Then he brought down the
house. "Jackie's got it ready
for me-it's got an 18th CEN
tury decor"
Senator Goldwater's happy
time cannot last much longer.
But right now he's the hap
piest Republican possibility for
the Western worlds highest
office you ever saw
Evening star., 1963-09-18
GoIdwater Theme: Relaxed

clear test-ban treaty. explain
ing his bias "as a part-time
military man." He asked for
questions.
The question period lasted
Is minutes, and it revealed
clearly the Senator's appeal and
his limitations. He was direct,
fortnight, perfectly natural.
His great gift - which may
or not be an asset, should be
the nominee - is that unlike
other. politicians, he makes life
and its problems seem simple,
not complex.
Somebody asked him if the
Justice Department was STALL
ing on the prosecution of the
students who defied the Gov
ernment and went to Cuba.
Hell Beat Himself"
I'm not as close to Bobby
as I was" he said with a Smile.
He threatens a lot of people,
and about all he does is walk
the dog"
Does he think a Republican
Evening star., 1963-09-18
Plans Made for 5000
In Mourning March

the march in such a way that
a permit for a prade will not
be necessary.
Giving an explanation Of
the march last night at the
All Souls Church, Mr.. Hobson
said the demonstration was
called for by officials in the
national offices of CORE in
New York.
Similar demonstrations are
to be held in communities in
many areas of the country. In
many cases, churches plan reli-
gious services to mourn the
death of the Birmingham girls,
he said.
Tuckar Speaks
In Washington, organiza-
tions expected to participate
with CORE in the demonstra-
ton will be the Southern
Christian Leadership Confer
ence, the Urban League and
the NAACP
Speakers at last nights ses-
sion used the Birmingham
bombing as the focal point.
Sterling Tucker Of the Urban
League said that to "expect the
memory Of this incident will
die is to expect the impossible. :"
Norman Hill, from the ma
tional offices of CORE, called
for additional civil rights pro-
lection under the law and said
that "if Negroes cannot look
to their government for pro-
lection they will, at q point,
defend themselves"
The Washington CORE
Chapter last night was pre-
sented with a $1,000 check
from Club Aquilas, an organiz-
alton of IL District Women,
who raised the money through
presentation of a play, "Pur-
lie Victorious" last month at
the Jewish Community Center.
Evening star., 1963-09-18

could beat President Kennedy
in 1864?
IF he just keeps on doing
what he is doing, he'll prob
ably beat himself" The ladies
were delighted.
School dropouts?
I'VE had more dropouts in
my time than we have today.
They ought to have more man
ual training. I made a book
case for my mother in the
eighth grade, and she still has
it. I learned to use a ham,
mer and saw. Now we're too
concerned with baton-twirling
and finger-painting."
What would he do about a
girl, one of his questioners
asked, who was not patriotic? =?
The ladies gasped in horror.
Senator Goldwater felt sorry
for that girl. He didn't think
even Gen. Douglas Macarthur
could move her. They're the
same people who say there is
no God.
No Time Table"
Maybe they're going
through a phase" he said.
Maybe if she took off her ten
mis- shoes and got her hair cut
Evening star., 1963-09-18
z Women Held
For Grand Jury on
Abortion Churqes

Two women were ordered
held for action of the grand
jury yesterday on charges of
performing an abortion.
The women appearing at a
preliminary hearing in the
Court of General Sessions were
Marcelino Ruiz, 40, $100 block
OF Nineteenth street NV, and
Martha M. Santizo, 36, of the
1900 block of Newton street
NV.
A 25-year-old woman alleged
that the two performed an
abortion on her on August IT
at the Nineteenth street ad-
dress. She said she paid them
SIS.
Two days later the woman
was admitted to District Gen.
eral Hospital for treatment and
the case was turned over to
police, Bond was set at $4,000
each.
Judge Thomas C. Scalley
ordered the women held for
the grand jury.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
POINT OF VIEW.

beating his brains out in thu
provinces, hoping to lool
older than he was, hoping tt
sound wiser than anybody
else in the field. He speweC
statistics like a sociologist, HI
quoted literally from the his.
torians and the poets. HI
never dared to be funny, ex.
cept in the most sedate anc
magisterial way.
Senator Goldwater doesn't
strain at all.
He is entirely himself.
At the Chevy Chase Wom-
ems Club, he was inevitably
spoken of as the next Presi-
dent. He looked surprised,
pleased and unbelieving in sue.
cession.
A Happy Time
He heard Senator Beall, Re.
publican Of Maryland, tell the
well-dressed, enthusiastic lad.
les that he would make mil.
lions of people very happy
if he decided to make the run
He heard the applause, anc
smiled, then got up and said il
was always good to be intro.
duced by a fraternity brother
He looked, despite a night
flight from Los Angeles, ruddy
and vigorous. He seemed en-.
tirely at home.
He made a short speech
about his opposition to the nu-
Evening star., 1963-09-18

At least 5000 persons from
the Washington area are ex-
pected to take part in a
mourning march on the White
House Sunday in protest
against the bombing deaths of
four Negro girls in Birming-
ham.
That estimate was given last
night by Julius w. Hobson,
president of the Washington
Chapter of the Congress of
Racial Equality. Mr.. Hobson
said his estimate was conser-
vative.
He said that marchers will
gather at the All Souls Uni
tartan Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV, for the
demonstration.
The march will begin at 2
pm, he said, so that those who
have attended religious services
earlier in the day can take
part.
Some With PlacardS
Mr.. HobSon said the march
is to be silent, with the march,
erS wearing black arm bands
and some carrying placards.
At the White House, he said,
the marchers will gather in the
park across the street for silent
prayers.
Details for the march are
to be worked out at a series
Of meetings. An organization
session is scheduled for today
at the offices of the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Would Avoid Permit
Mr.. Hobson said he is
proposing that the demonstra-
tors march down Sixteenth
street NV. in a column of
three's on the sidewalk.
He said he hoped to conduct
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Sunday
IA.


ward G. Robinson and Glenn Ford. 100-5
TINE GREAT VICTOR HERBERT" 1889.
not especially factuaI film biography of
the famous composer. with some good song
performances. Mary Martin, Allan Jones.
"TYPH0oN." 1910. The typhoon Is more
interesting than the film Dorothy Lamour.
Robert Preston 1909
DEAD RECKONING" le47. Fairly exciting
meIodrama about war veteran Investigating
the disappearance Of his buddy. Humphrey
Bogart, Lizabeth Scott 3:00-5
PACIFIC DESTINY" 1855 British. A young
diplomat learns about the trope isles the
hard way. Denhom Elliott. 305A
FURY At SHOWDOWN" 1857. A former
sunslineer is called coward by his town.
John Derek, John Smith. 0:30-7
GHOST DIVER" 1857. Familiar tale about
underwater divers. James Craig. Audrey
TotteF lilo
PENNY SERENADE." le4l. An excellent
drama about couple who adopt a baby,
only to have their happiness soon turn to
tragedy Cary Grant, Irene Dunno. 1l:30-5
PHANTOM LADY," 1914. An intriguing
mystery film in which man tries to clear
himself Of his wife's murder. Franchot Tone,
Ella Raines, Thomas Gomez. 1851
WALK EAST ON BEACON" 1852. British
made drama about Red spy ring In London.
George Murphy Virginia Gilmore 1852
Mondoy AN.
I'm STILL ALIVE" 1910. $3.50 meIOdrama
about stunt man who maries Hollywood
star. Kent Taylor. Linda Hayes. 1905
Mondoy PM.
BEDTIME STORY" 1910. A sparkling comedy
about an actress who wants to retire, but
her husband has other ideas. Loretta Young,
Fredric March. 1:OO-5
"TARzANS NEW YORK ADVENTURE" 1912.
Much better than average Tarzan film.
Johnny Weissmuller. 500
81 The Sunday StuF TV Mosozine,
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NELL AND HIGH WATER"

NELL AND Nigh WAFER" 1854. A hand
picked group Of sailors are assigned the task
Of breaking up an enemy plan to trigger a
major war. Has some tense moments Richard
Widmark. David Wayne. Bella Darie 7:30-4
SWING TIME" 1896. A top Fred Astaire-
Ginger Rogers musical about dancer with a
yen for gambling 1l:l0-5
THE FIGHTING PIMPERNEL." 1852 British
A picturesque but artificial costume meIo-
drama set in the French Revolution. David
Niven. Margaret Leighton. 1255+9
Tuesdoy AN.
DAYS or GLORY" 1874 sIow-mOvns war
drama. Gregory Peck. 1905
Tuesday PM.
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT" 1892 cOrny tale
Of pilot. Glenn Ford 1905
FLIGHT TO MARS" 1852. Science fiction
Cameron Mitchell. Marguerite Chapman,
Arthur Franz. 500
THEY LIVE BY NIGHT" le4e. WeIl-acted
melodrama about a group of hoodIums Keep
ing one step ahead Of the law. Farley
Granger cathy 0'DonneIl 1l:l0-5
"MR. LORD SAYS NO." 1851 British. An
amusing comedy about a man who refuses
to let his house be demolished to make way
for new highway. Stanley Holloway, kath-
leen Harrison. l2:55-q
Wednesday AN.
HITTING A NEW HIGH" 1887. Entertaining
musical comedy. Lily Pons 1905
Wednesday PM.
mo MARRIAGE TIES" 1888. $3.50 drama
Richard Dix. Doris Kenyon l:00-5
AS LONG AS YOU'RE NEAR NE" 1856
(eerman). A film directors search for realism
leads him to film the love story of young
actress. Maria ScheIl. o. W. Fischer. 500
GUILT OF JANET AMES" le47. An in
terestins drama about a woman embttered
by her husbands death in the war. Rosalind
Russell. MelVyn Douglas. ll:lO-5
DAM BUSTERS" 1855. An excellent British
war drama with an effective cast and fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
ELBOW INJURY RECURRENCE
LEAVES SPAIN CONFUSED

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. (AP).- The elbow injury that
kept Warren SPAIN out of action for 10 earlier in
the season has popped again and the Braves 42year
old hurler says the rouble has him confused
SPAIN had been listed the starter in the opener
Of last nights doubleheader with the Nets but after
warming up for minutes he shouted to Manager Bobby
Bragan, Skip don't think can make it,
Bob Hendley took quick warmup replaced SPAIN
as the starter and shut out the Nets, 80
Right I'm confused" SPAIN said. Either
can throw or can't" indicating the stiffness is not
constant.
1.-THE elbow has been stiff since the last game I
pitched" SPAIN said. II knew before the warmup I
was going to have trouble So after minutes quit
because was afraid I'd pull something.
1T might be better in a couple of days. but don't
know I'm not going to throw for the next two days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
Floyd PAGES
Senior Tennis
CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Aug. 3 (SpeciaD. Don Floyd
of Arlington, who makes a habit
Of winning the Virginia State
Seniors Tennis Championships,
apparently is still the man to
beat.
Floyd, the defending cham
pion, advanced to today's quar-
terminals with a As. 6-l, de-
fault victory over DR.. Frank
Wells Of Norfolk. DR.. Wells de-
faulted when he was too tired
to continue after having played
two previous matches on the
hot, muggy day.
The victory sends Floyd, the
top seed. against Carl Rob-
mann Of Charlottesville in to-
days feature. Other matches
on the Pennington courts put
second-ranked Bob Atwood of
Richmond against Shield Nc
Candilsh of Falls Church, third
seeded Don Leavans of Mclean
against Jim Collins of Airing
ton, and fourth ranked
Lloyd Hanson of Norfolk
against Joe KranitZky of Rich
mond.
Leavans advanced with q
60, 60 triumph over Jim
Jim Woods of Salem, but an
other Mclean player, Bob Bur-
CESS, was a 6-1. Ga victim OF
Hanson
c. Alphonso Smith and
Leavans have been top-seeded
in the doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
Yacht BoIero
Badly HoIed

SELSEY, England, Aug. 3
(AP). -. The American yacht
Bolero limped into port for re-
pairs today after striking q SUBJ
merged wreck and running
aground in the rainswept Eng
lish Channel.
The 75-foot ketch, a compe-
titor In last months trans-At-
lantic race. was badly holed yes
terday. She radioed for imme-
date assistance.
The Selsey lifeboat pulled the
yacht off the wreckage. but the
Bolero i'm m e diately ran
aground and listed badly. The
lifeboat stood by until dawn
and pulled the Bolero clear or
the morning tide.
The Bolero, owned by Sally
"A. Langmuir of Los Angeles, was
taking part in the Southsea-Le
Havre- Cowes race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
Graham Says Packers
Didn't Miss Hornunq

"They made mistakes but
didn't make the big one" he
said.
The collegians' dressing room
was in pandemonium after the
game.
Man, we killed a dragon"
one yelled. Let's 60 play 'em
again"
End Pat Richter. who will
now report to the Redskins
training camp at Carlisle. Pa,
said he was only supposed To
get 4 yards and first down
on his game-clinching touch
down but that the play worked
better than expected.
Defensive Halfback Lonnie
Sanders. another Washington
draftee. will fly TO his home
at Detroit today and will moi
Join his new teammates until
tomorrow. He said winning wai
one OF the greatest thrills ht
has experienced in football. He
had nothing but praise for Ror
Kramer, the big Packer enc
he had TO defend against.
! -ATCHISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
Aggressive Play Puts
Rule Ahead at St, Paul

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug.
(AP).-Jack Rule, who intends
no pun, says he isn't playing
it by the rule any more, and
that's a major reason he's
leading by a comfortable mar
gin today in the st. Paul Open
golf tournament.
The 24-year-old Iowan
carded a record-breaking 81 on
the par-72 Keller course yester-
day for a halfway total Of 1913
and four-Stroke bulge over
Jerry Pittman Of Tulsa.
Now in his second year Of
professional play and seeking
his first tourney victory, Rule
says he's playing a more ag-
gressive game these days.
II got to the point where
I was trying to play it toe
SAFE" he explained. II was
afraid to try anything, and
wasn't getting anywhere. So
started to play offensive goli
at Tucson this year."
His handbook, still modest,
backs him up. Since the Tucson
tourney, Rule has been out o.
the money In only four Of Il
tournaments. He's won 1882
He fired IL brides and sever
pars in yesterdays round, hit
ting all green's in regulation
figures. His 81 broke the st
Paul Open record Of 50 shared
by three players.
The first-round leader. jim