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the other guy,” said U.S. Cup
Captain Billy Talbert today.
“Yoy know what you're going to
gét, from him, You don’t know
what the other guy is going to
dQ.” .
“While Talbert took pains to
avoid naming the “other guy,”
he obviously was referring to
Neale Fraser, whose play has
ranged from shaky to downright
wretched all season.
{Anderson . put on another
sparkling show Wednesday when
We. gained the quarter-final
round of the U.S. tennis cham-
pionship at the, expense of Am-
_ @ican veteran Dick Savitt,.:ced-
ed No. 2 in the tournament. The

6-3, 6-1, and it.took the 22-year-
old Anderson less than an hour
to do the job. ‘

Conversely, Fraser was elimi-
nated in the second round by
unseeded Cliff Mayne, lieutenant
in the U.S. Army.

THAT AUSSIE TOUCH

Anderson is another example
of Australia’s scemingly endless
stream of young tennis talent.
He has been playing less than 10
years. Loe,

“But I’ve really been going at
it lately,” he said. “In the past
four-odd ycars, ‘I've been home
only four: weeks.”

The quarterfinal is set pp now.
American veteran, Budge Patty.
Ashley Cooper and Mayne all
gained their brackets Tuesday.
In addition to Anderson, Vic
Seixas of:the U.S., Luis Ayala of
Chile, American Herbie. Flam
and Sweden's Sven | Davidson
moved along Wednesday. —

Seixas. gave a fast lesson to
Aussia Roy Emerson, 6-3, 6-2,
6-4; Ayala stopped Kurt. Nielsen
of Denmark, 6-4, 6-4, 8-6; Flam

 

Aussie. 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 and David-
son ousted: Bob Wilson of Eng-
land, 5-7, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2.

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engine of the 750 c.c. supercharged racing car she is building
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in high-speed trials’ and eventually compete in races. She is
only keeping up the family..tradition, for her father, Bill
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at 103 m.p.h. In the same year, her mother won the first
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Manager Marv Jenson said
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winner of the Basilio-Robinson
fight.” Sugar Ray Robinson, the
middleweight champion, and
Carmen Basilio, welterweight

F or Boxer ltitle holder fight for Robinson’s

‘NEW ORLEANS, La. (® —|crown in New York “Sept. 23.

contender Ralph; Fullmer, of West Jordan,
Dupas has the go-ahead. sign weighed 1584. Vejar, from
from the Louisiana State Athlet-' Stamford, Conn., was 157.
ic Commission to meet white Gp-; Gene showed a hometown
ponents while awaiting the out-| crowd of more than 9,000 why
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racial status. — middleweight contender.

The 21-year-old New Orleans: . :
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Several weeks ago the com sty eer brothers

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prove matches for Dupas unless J®8Y and Don, also appeared on
he produced such a birth certif- the card. Both scored knockouts.
ieate. Wednesday night the com-} OT
mission. did a turnabout and vo-'
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Sept. 30 against undisclosed op-j best-of-seven series for the Wes-

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tistics contends Dupas is actu-| downing Nanaimo Timbermen,
ally Ralph Duplessis, a Negro| 19-8, Shamrocks won the first
born in adjoining Plaquemines] pame.
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marked time with a bid of two
clubs. His subsequent raise of,
the spade rebid urged Mr. Dale.
into a game.

Mr. Champion Ied the quccn'!
of hearts, dummy ducked and;
Mr. Muzzy played the eight. The
jack of hearts followed and it
also won, Mr. Muzzy won a third;
heart lead with the ace. He re-
turned a trump.

Mr. Dale won and saw only
nine winners. He proceeded to
run all of his spades, hoping
somebody would discard incor-
rectly. Somebody did, but
there was a good reason for it.

 

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On the run of the spades Mr.
Signaled with the |
cight of diamonds, then with the
eight of clubs. Mr. Muzzy played |
clubs and .dianronds at randem |
,;and showed little interest in the |
entirép roceedings. {
| When Mr. Champion finally}
had to get down to three cards, |
he had a doubleton king .cft in|
e-ch minor suit. He took a coin:
from his pocket and flipped it.
When it came up heads. he;
‘blanked the king of diamonds. :
Mr. Dale then cashed the ace of |
the soit and dummy’s queen $00% |
the game-going trick. |
Mr. Muzzy’s last four cards |
were the jack-nine of dla- ;
monds and the jack-len of |
clubs. Mr. Champion knew Mr. |
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Dale had three cards in the
minors but there was no way
for him to tell whether these

BLACKWOOD on

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By EASLEY ‘BLACKWOOD

Bidding by Opponents Helpful —
In Reckoning Strength of Partner

When your opponents stop at a ten - trick game
and you have only one defensive trick or less, it is rea-{83 runs.
sonable to assume that your partner has some defen-

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South dealer ‘
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because you cannot. visualize a
set in your own hand. You
should play your. cards in ay;
manner best calculated to help
partner defend correctly.
In today’s deal Mr. Masters’ |

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ing with his lowest and ending’
with the jack. That would have
given Mr. Champion the count
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Marshall Recalled

Vancouver Mounties’ infleld:
star Jim Marshall today was re-;
called for trial at the Chicago
White Sox’ spring training camp:
next year. He is one of seven,
minor league players called up’
by the American League pen-
nant contender. , i ‘

Marshall, considered for. the’
Chicago first base job earlier itt.
the year, batted .278 in 143 games
for Vancouver this season.” hit-
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