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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s.
land office at Dougas, Wyoming.
Sept. 10, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that
George F. Radden, of Casper, wyo.,
who. on October 23, 1919. made
homestead entry. No. 022170, for
SWk sen ShSWh Sec. 81,
SEhSEk Sec. 2S, WIZ; WhEtE
Sec. 81, T. % N, r. so w, 9th
Prin. meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Marion p.
Wheeler, U. S. Commissioner, at
Casper Wyo., on the 25th day OF
October, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Duff, Robt. HALEY, Ellis
worth Tubbs, Clarence Engard, all
Of Casper, Wyo.
B. ]. ERWIN,
Register.
Publish Sept. 10, 2s, 80, Oct. Z,
ID, 1922. -
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t. 90 N, R. 81 W. 9Th Prin. merid-
ian, has filed notice of intention to
make final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Marion p. Wheeler,
U. s.. Commissioner, at Casper,
Wyo., on the 18th day Of October,
1929.
Claimant names as witnesses
Dwight Sechrist, Edward W. Troll
lope, John Garrison, Harold Clark
son, all of Casper, Wyo.
b. J. ERWIN,
Register.
Pub. Sept. 1e, 23, so. Oct. Z, Il,
1922.
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t. 80 n. r. rs. w. 9th Prin.
meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Marion p.
Wheeler. United States Commits
sioner. at Casper, Wyoming, on
gath day Of October. 1929
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Jones, Ebert Majora.
Myron Spencer, James Wilson, all
Of Casper, Wyoming.
r. J. ERWIN,
Register,
Publish Sept. 16, %, 80, Oct. Z,
IA. 1922.
, 1922-09-16

The International Chamber Of Com
merce is TO held its second meeting
/ n Rome next March.
, 1922-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the ~Inten;--, u. s.
land office at Douglas, Wyoming,
Sept. G.. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that Mike
Miller. of Casper, Wyo., who. on
January 10, 1917, made additional
homestead entry. No. 011159, for
NWASWK SWANwL. Sec. 30,
bNEH SEX: SEkNwL EH
Sec. 80, NEhNWK Sec. 81,
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ooMNnssToNERs' PROCEEDINGS.
September 9th, 1929
THE STATE OF WYOMING

COUNTY OF NATRor;A.
The Board Of County Commits
sioners In and for Nae.ona County,
tate OF Wyoming, met this 6sS day
Of September, A. d. 1929, pursuant
to adjournment Of yesterday, tbsre
being present, Chairman, T. A.
Hall, Commissioners, Charles Anda
and Robert j. Veitch and Cath
crime Dunn, Clerk.
, The following proceedings were
The following bills were T
sented', audited and certifcated
, 1922-09-16
NOTICE.

The State Highway Department
Is not responsible for contractors
bills incurred in carrying out con-
tracts with the State Highway Com
mission.
The Statutes Of the State of
wyoming provide a method of col
lecting such accounts from any con-
tractor or his surety.
WYOMING HIGHWAY COM
MISSION.
Publish Sept. 10. 23, 80, Oct. z,
, 1922-09-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
land office at Douglas, Wyoming,
September Is, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that Clark
M. Taylor, of KANSAS City, Mo,
who, on October IA, 1918, made
additional stock raising homestead
entry. No. 011S44, for SWKNWK
WhSWA Sec. 81. ShNh, EK
SCI. Sec. %; EhNEh, Sec. SO,
, 1922-09-16

AFFIDANIT
FOR CANCELLATIONS OR RE
FUND Of Taxes, presented and
allowed:
Federal OH Co., 1921.
Error 1910
Error -------- a24.s5
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As provided by law, the Board
of County Commissioners con-
the matter of making the
levy for 1922, on all taxable pro-
perty in Natrona County, the fol-
Inwinp levies heinr made.
, 1922-09-16

appointment of Marguaret e,
Taylor. as Deputy County Clerk. TO
act from and after Sept. Z, 1922,
presented and approved.
SURVEYORS REPORT.
The surveyors report on the yell
lowstone Gut off Road, accepted
and the County Clerk directed TO
advertise for damages and notify
all interested parties.
A Petition having been presented
by A. ID: Sutley and T~wenty-one
other signers praying for the ere.
alton Of voting precincts at VOL
ton. Wyoming;
It is hereby Ordered that such
precinct be established and SET
apart from the Waltman precinct,
to be bounded and described az
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northeast cor.
ner of Township 80 North Range
SO West. running thence due west
to the County line, running thence
duS south on the county line to the
Southwest corner Of Section 81 IN
Township 30 North, Range SO
West. running thence due East to
the Southeast corner of Township
So North, Range SS West, running
thence due north to the point OF
beginning.
The polls to be opened az the
School House at Wolton, Wyoming.
No further business appearing
the Board adjourned without date,
Pub. Sept. 10. 1929.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
September 7th. 1922.
The STATE OF WYOMING }
COUNTY OF NATRoNA.
The Board Of County Commits
sioner in and for Natrona
County, State Of Wyoming, met
this 7th day of September, A. ID.
1922, pursuant TO adjournment OF
yesterday. there being present
Chairman. T. A. Hall, Commits
sioner, Charles AndA and Robert
J. Veiteh and Catherine Dunn.
The following proceedings were
had to-wit:
The following bills were pre-
sented. audited and allowed and
certificates ordered 6rawn for
tT--
, 1922-09-16

No further businsss Appearing
, Board adjourned to September
49,. T. A. HALL.
CATHERINE DUNN.
cierj-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
LITTLE GIANTS
HERE FOR TILT
WITH PAGEMEN
Wabash and Butler Renew
Net Struggle at Tomlin-
son Hall Tonight.
TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED

Pat Pages Butler basketeers are go
ing to see red when they clash with
the Scarlet warriors Of Wabash at Tom
linson Hall tonight. According to Wa
bash supporters they are going to see too
much Of it, while the Butler viewpoint is
that Pages tossers will be in a fighting
mood against Pete Vaughan's athletes:
At any rate, the game should lie one Of
the best it has been the good fortune Of
indianapolis fans to witness this year.
Wabash and Butler, along with De
Paw, have lost three games this year in
the State title race. With the three crack
Hoosier .quintettes runring neck and
neck 1t is not hard to imagine the eff
feet tonight's game will have on the de-
feated team. Only one chance Of redemp-
ton remains for the vanquished aggre-
CATION after the battle tonight Wabash
meets Purdue and Butler tackles De
PAW In early March games The best
that the loser can hope for, however, with
four games lost, Is a tie for the rather
shaky championship.
A final workout on the Tomlinson Hall
floor yesterday afternoon tapered off
hard week of preparation for the Chris
tians. The session was short and light,
but 1t served the purpose Of getting the
athletes warmed up to the large court
from which they have been absent since
the De Pauw game.
Vaughan has pointed his men carefully
toward tonight's fray and q final drill
yesterday also finished a strenuous week
for the Little Giants.
A 81 to 26 verdict against the Scarlet
was the result Of the previous meeting
between the two teams when Butler jour
neyed to Charlottesville. The result Of
this game, however, is having no effect
on Wabash optimism nor on the minds
of unprecedented fans. 1t is generally con-
coded that the two teams are almost per
fectly matched and they will enter the
fray tonight on an even footing.
The nearest approach to the Wabash
lineup would be something like this:
Adam, Crane or Burdette, forwards !;
Thorne or Pear, center, and Goldsberry
and Crater, guards. Butler probably will
start the game with Hooker, Brown or
Black at the forward stations, Leslie
jumping center and Middlesworth and
Jones holding down the guard jobs The
big game Is scheduled to start at 7 AS
o'clock. There will be a curtain raiser
starting at O'clock between the Butler
seconds and Muncie Legion five.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
HO0sier 4. G.. Team
Defeats Indiana in
SlUin, Meet, 80 to 20
Churchn,dn Stars for I. o.,
Kansplain High Point Man
for Winners.
By HEZE CLARK.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 25-The
Hoosier Athletic Club swimmers de-
f feat the Indiana University paddles
Henry Churchman of Indiana University
was high point man scoring eleven points.
Kamplain of the H0Osier A c., was Sec
ond high point man winning 10 1-6 points,
and Bass of Indiana scored points.
Harrison of the HOOsiers scored 1-6
points
The meet was featured by close finishes
in most Of the races. The final race, the
ninety-yard free style was thriller The
four men hit the water at the same in
Kamplain of the Hoosier Club pulled into
the lead in the first length Of the pool.
With steady strokes these two speed
swimmers kept even until Churchman
ahead of the Indianapolis athlete
Another close finish was in theS 30
9reast stroke. Bass and Burkhalter OF
Hoosier 4. c. With thirty yards to go,
Merriam pulled PAST Burkhalter and was
fast overtaking Bass, but the university
man won the race by few inches. 1t
was a splendid exhibition Of breast
stroke swimming. The style Of the three
men seemed almost perfect.
An event enjoyed by the crowd was
the diving. Hudson Of the Hoosier won
Indiana The Work Of 1hes ETY. two stars r.
in the diving event was equal to any
seen in recent swimming championships
in the State. Summary:
rison, Kamplain (Hoosier A c., first:
Churchman, Lanter Thompson, Bowers
Qndiana), second. Time, 1 :2-5.
Diving--Hudson (Hoosier), first; Bass
(Indiana), second; Green (Hoosier)
third.
3O-Yard Free style-Harrison Hoo
sier), first; Churchman Undiana), sec
ond; Kamplain (Hoosier), third. Time,
100 Yard Breast stroke-Bass On-
dlana), first; Merriam (Hoosier), second /;
Burkhalter 0ndiana), third. Time, / 80.
210-Yard Free sty1e-Kamplain Hoo
sier), first Churchman Qndiana), sec
ond; Willis (Hoosier), third. Time,
2 :361-5
Plunge for Distance-clark lIndiana),
first; Bradt (fndiana), second; Green
(Hoosier), third. Distance, 50 feet
coward Back Stroke-Willis lHoosier).
first; Merriam (Hoosier), second; Lauter
Qndiana), third. Time, 1 1922
9O-Yard Free Style-Churchman In-
diana). first; Kamplain (Hoosier), sec
Nnd; Harrison (Hoosier), third. Time,
:4 is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
ALL SET FOR
BOXING BOUTS
DOwney and Griffiths Here and
Fans Await Fisticuff
Program Monday.
BOXING MONDAY NIGHT.


Johnny Griniths of Akron VS.. Anthony
Downey of Cincinnati, ten rounds. 15i
pounds. Referee. Howard Wilcox
Jimmy Finley of Louisville, VS.. Jack
Darcy of Cincinnati, ten rounds. l3o
Bobbie Bridges of Indianapolis VS.
Bobbie Lee of Indianap oils, six rounds
las pounds.
Boorde of Birmingham, four rounds, 13(
pounds.
Plnce-Tomlinson Hall.
ricketts, on sale at 217 North Illinoi.
street.
With Johnny Griffiths and Anthony
Downey in the city and Jack Darcy and
Jimmy Finley due to arrive tomorrow
local boxing fans are anxiously await
ing the fisticuff program to be staged
by the Progress Athletic Club at Tom
linson Hall Monday night. Griffiths and
Downey are to appear In the main go and
both looked fit today when they went
much rivalry exists between the two
Ohio mitt w1elders and bout with ac-
ton every second is promised the fans
Monday night.
Comparing the respective ring records
Of Griffiths and Downey, it would ap'
pear to the casual observer that Grif'
fths would have the better chance OF
victory. Johnny has engaged in no less
than 200 ring battles. He has met al
the great boxers of the three divisions
lightweight, welterweight and middle
weight, and has been for the most part
successful. He is 20 years Of age.
Anthony Downey has Just tourned into
bis 21st year. He was 81 on Jan. ID
He has had twenty contests in the
ring and has been boxing professionally
just a spell more than two years. But
in the short time he has devoted to the
game he has shewn remarkable speed
for a youngster and decided cleverness.
He has snappy punch that carries
weight and force behind 1t as the ten
boxers he has whipped via the knock
out route will attest. In this style he
is versatile and mixes up his punches
we'll for an inexperienced lad. He is
naturally left handed, and this enables
him to use his left hand better than
the average boxer. But Downey can
also use his right. He has shown this
The match will be battle Of wits on
the one side against pep and vitality
on the other. Griffiths will supply the
experience, which counts for a lot
while Downey will show the youthful
vim and a refreshing supply Of eager
ness. These two combinations, pitted
one against the other, usually make an
Interesting battle of 1t.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
State II. S. Finals Card
INDIANAPOLIS. MARCH II.

INDIANAPOLIS, MARCH IL.
9 100 A. M-Game 2, Bloomington and
game Z. Bloomington.
10 90 4. M.-Game 1, Bloomington and
game s. Lafayette.
II 100 A. M.-Game 6. Lafayette and game
8. Bloomington.
100 P. M.-Game s, Bloomington and
game 4, Bloomington.
200 r. M.-Game 3, Bloomington and
game Z, Lafayette:
800 P. M.--Game s. Lafayette and game
l, Lafayette.
400 P M.-Game g. Bloomington and
game 4, Lafayette
7:30 P. M-Game 5, Lafayette and game
q Lafayette.
$50 P. M.-Winner a. m. Friday, and
winner 10 a. m. Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS. MARCH Is.
900 A. M-Winner II a. m. Friday, and
winner p. m. Friday.
10 100 A. M.-Winner 2 p. m. Friday and
winner 8 D. N. Friday.
II 90 A. M.-Winner 4 p. m. Friday and
winner 1880 .. N. Friday.
EMI-FINALs.
200 P. M.-winner $50 D. m, Friday
and winner a. m. Saturday.
800 P. M.-winner 10 a. m. Saturday
and winner IL a. N. Saturday
FINALS.
500 P M-Winner p. m. and winner
d Pc III.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
State H. S. Regional Card

AT PURDUE, MARCH IL.
600 A. M.-Winner at South Bend and
winner at Angola.
1000 A. M.-W1nner at Attica and winner
at Anderson.
IL 200 A. M-Winner at Warsaw and win
ner at FIT. Wayne.
200 P. M-Winner at Huntington and
winner at Marion.
100 P. M.-Winner at Lafayette and
winner at Lebanon.
20 P. M.-Winner at Rochester and
winner at Logansport.
7:SO P. M-Winner at Decatur and win
ner at Valparaiso.
$50 P. M.-Winner at Kokomo and
winner at Charlottesville.
Officials-Lambert and Posey.
At INDIANA, MARCH IL
900 A. M-Winner at Bedford and win
ner at Union City.
10 100 A M.-Winner at Scottsburg and
winner at Franklin.
winner at Vincennes.
200 P. M.--Winner at Indianapolis and
winner at Mooresville.
800 ?. M.-Winner at Brazil and win
ner at Owensville.
4 100 P. M-Winner at Rushvi11e and
winner at Columbus.
7:30 P. M.-Winner at Evansville and
winner at Richmond.
$50 P. M.-Winner at Bloomington and
winner ut Greencastle.
Officials-Levis and Miller.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
RIVALSCLASH
ATLAFAYETTE
Indiana and Purdue Net
Teams Settle Differences
in Game Tonight.
Big Ten Games Tonight

CHICAGO, Feb. 25-Ths complexisn
of the Big Ten conference basket ball
race may undergo change as the result
OF games scheduled for tonight
Minnesota will met Chicago at Chi
cog0; Iowa and Northwestern will play
at Evanston; Illinois and Michigan will
clash at Ann Arbor and Indiana will
face the conference leaders at Purdue.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 25.-Every-
thing is In readiness here for the return
net game with Indiana tonight. Coach
Lambert ended week Of intensive work
yesterday with a short practice which
consisted of basket shooting The Boil
ermak ers are very anxious to win as Hi
nois Is travelling mighty close to their
heels in the Conference race and may
catch them If 1. U. should slip over a
victory. The Suckers play Michigan to-
night and are the favorites In the scrap
and so Purdue figures it must win to
title chase.
The Indiana-Purdue games are always
hard to dope and Lambert is taking no
chances. great struggle is looked for,
The followers OF the local five have u
great deal Of confidence in the team and
can not see anything but victory. A
number of Indiana rooters will ac-
company the Crimson five on the inva sion
and expect great things Of their team.
Purdue got the jump in the other meet
lug VI LuC DuL lul5 LlIue the L. ".
supporters say a different tale will be
told.
The probable Purdue lineup will have
Masters and Everyman in their old po-
sitions at forward. Gullion will Jump
center with Holwerda playing floor
guard, and Miller, back guard, Krieg-
baum has been showing up well In
practice this week and Is ready to step
In as a forward or center.
Fred J. Birk, one Of the greatest line
man who ever played on Purdue
gridiron team, will be honored tonight,
between the halves Of tho Purdue-1ndiana
game when Dean Stanley Coulter will
present him with a full-sized silver foot
ball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
CLAIM OF FOUL
MADE BY GOLD

NEW YORK, Feb. 25-Hymie Gold,
otherwise Jimmy Duffy, Of Oakland, Cal.
either could not or would not answer the
bell for the eighth round against Lew
Tender, Philadelphia lightweight, last
night. Whether his action was prompted
by physical inability or lack of inclina-
ton for the business ahead, was and still
a moot question. Hymie claimed he had
been hit low by Tender late in the
seventh round. His manager, Dan Nc
kettrick. seconded the motion with
audible emphasis and much waving of
the arms. Kid Mcfarland. the referee,
denied it. So, quite naturally, Kid Tend
Ter, likewise Phil Glassman, his manager.
The club physician, DR.. Fred Walker,
straddled the issue.
ut appeared to me as though Gold
might have been fouled," the medico said
after the bout. II find that he WAS
bruised about the abdomen but 1t is not
for me to determine the cause" There
is no particular reason why Gold should
have wanted to take a run out He had
made a surprisingly good showing,
staggering Tender from time to time
with long range rights that seldom
failed to reach Tenders head. Gold also
uncovered left jab that was lightning
fast, albeit light, and his defense at long
him pick of Tenders leads was to watch
the work Of 4 fine boxer. If not fighter.
This much for Hymie: He Is good,
clever boy with a splendid right hand,
but he 10 a long days walk from the
lightweight championship. He first
might acquire the art Of innghting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
NET SCHEDULES
FOR STATE S.
EVENTS DRAWN
Board Of Control Arranges
Cards for SectiOnals,
Regionals and Finals.
PLAY IN 81 CITIES

The Board of Control Of the Indiana
State High School Athletic Association
met at the C1aypool Hotel today to make
drawings for the sectionals, regionalS
finals tourney schedules. The sectional
Journeys will be held in thirty-two cities
and towns On March and 4. A re-
port by the Board Of Control stated, that
4S3 teams had entered in the sectional
Journeys over the State. Sixteen of the
sectional winners will play in the reg
ional meet at Indiana University March
II. while the other sixteen winners will
play at Purdue University at Lafayette.
The sixteen winners of these regional
meets will come to indianapolis to COM
II and Is.
The towns in which the sectional tour
neys will be held are.
Anderson. Angola, Attica, Bedford,
Bloomington, Brazil Columbus, Craw-
louisville, Decatur, Evansville, FIT.
Wayne, Franklin, Greencastie, Hunting,
ton, indianapolis, Kokomo, Lafayette,
Lebanon, Logansport, Marion, Mooresville,
Newcastle, Owensville, Richmond, Roch-
ester, Nashville, South Bend, Scottsburg
Union City, Valparaiso, Vincennes and
Warsaw.
The assignments for sectional winners
in the regional meets are as follows:
AT PURDUE-Winners of Anderson,
AHSOld, AILlcd, DecaLur, CrAWIOrQSV1ue,
Fit. Wayne, Huntington, Kokomo, La
fayette, Lebanon, Logansport. Marion,
Rochester, South Bend, Valparaiso and
Warsaw sectionals.
AT INDIANA-Winners of Bedford,
Bloomington, Brazil Columbus, Evans
vile, Franklin, Greencastle, Indianapo-
lis, Mooresville, Newcastle, Owensville,
Richmond, Rushville, Scottsburg, Union
City and Vincennes sectionals.
Members of the board Of control Of the
Indiana High School Athletic Associa-
ton. who arranged the schedule, are A.
L. Trester. La Porte. permanent secre-
tary; J. L. Posey. Frelandville; B. H.
vile; F. L. Dusenberg, Columbus, and
f. V. zimmerman, indianapolis. Am
hermann is president of the board of
control
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Last Game for Dentals

One more game remains on the schedule
of the Indiana Dental College basket
ball team. The Tooth Pullers will play
Hanover College at Hanover Tuesday.
The Dentals defeated Hanover by close
score a few weeks ago in a game played
at the Y M. c. A. gymnasium.
With Captain Witter still Ill with flu,
Coach Heze Clark probably will start
the same lineup against Hanover as
was used by the Dentals in defeating
Rose Poly at Terre Haute this week.
The Dentals know that Hanover is plan
ming for revenge and fast game is ex-
pected DeaKyne will play floor guard,
o. Mathew back guard and Fennel CEN
ter. Mcpherson and Reeve will be at
forward
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
Final Plans Arranged
for Ticket Distribution
in Collegiate Net Meet

Distribution of tickets for the first an
nual national intercollegiate basket ball
tournament, to be held in the Coliseum
of the, Indiana State Playground the eve
nings of March 8, 10 and IL, will be In
charge Of George Welbaum Of the lndi-
ana Bell Telephone Company. Two meth
DDS of seat sale have been arranged by
Welbaum. The tickets will be ready for
distribution Monday.
Season tickets, which will be for the
entire five games Of the tournament, two
on the first night, two on the second
night and the final championship con-
test on the third night, can be obtained
at the following prices: For boxes, IS ;
for a few choice outside seats, 81: for
the rest Of the seats, $3.50. When bought
for single evening the box seats will
be So apiece, the few court side seats
$3.50 each and the rest of the house 81
Welbaum by addressing the Indiana Bell
Construction Of bleachers at the ends
been completed. BY this change about
1000 spectators will be given seats much
nearer the playing floor than was pos
sible under the old arrangement. This
new arrangement of seats will be in
effect for the high school sectional here
next week and the final high school
BADGER SWIMMERS WIN.
MADISON, Wis. Feb. 25.-Wisconsin
swimming meet last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-25
sOx ARE HAVING TROUBLE

MARLIN. Texas, Feb. 25.-Kid Glea-
sons White Sox battery men trained in
the bath house and the dining room
again Friday. So much rain fell that
outdoor exercise was impossible.
However, the Sox pilot did not grieve
because the hot baths are sufficient TO
run a great deal of weight off the men.
If the weather moderates, and the fore
caster says 1t will, there will be a Sun
day practice.
The two days. vacation from the
diamond has served to remove stiffness
from the players limbs, but unless
they get on the field soon most of the
benefits will be wasted.