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CARL E HUNTINGTON.
MILDRED b. MILLER.
GEORGE Z. FURNACE. Jr.
no21 .AO-dea AZ TrnsteeN.
fHOS. j. OWEN q son,
Aaetianeers,
iii u 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
END-oP-ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NgMBER s4ss NORTH CAPITOL
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of ,rus,
duly recorded, IN Liber No. lOs4O.
Folio l10 ct SEQ, OF the land rec
ords OF the District o. Columbia,
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees VIII sell. At public aue-
ten; II front q the premises, %
ENTH BAY OF 81 pEc Masss -s 4 b
1887. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the foliovine- described land and
premises. situate In the District
81 Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot Numbered Forty
three t43l In Joseph pauis sue
division OF lots IN Square Num-
bered Thirty-four (34l IN Dob
bins Addition 10 the City OF
Waahington. - per plat recorded
n the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. IN Liber
- Lot 43 in Square 1904; sub
tect to the covenants. restrictions
and enilding regulations Of rec
TERMe. sold subject 10 . prior
touilotng association deed Of
trust for approximately SIS
974.75. further particulars Of
which will be announced Al time
Of sale; the purchase price above
said trust 10 be paid in sash
A deposit Of $500 required. Con-
reyaneing, recording, etc. a.
purchasers cost. Adjustments
made as Of date Of sale. Terms
TO be complied with within thirty
DAYS, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be adver-
.tlsed and resold a. the discretion
Of the trustees
THOMAS W. HUNT,
CHARLES 2, MITCHELL.
del2,l6. 10. 23.s6 Trustees
Tvs. used; some new: refrieeTators.
ffee1erS. ranges. toys, novelties.
lewelry. AUCTION SALE. opposite
Clinton Bank. Old Rte 5. Clinton.
M 4n-4 SATURDAY. Der IA GY
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MADE LIGHT

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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLiN0 MIND
KNOWN as pREAIsES NUMBER
gSe WESTMINSTER STREET
NORTHWEST
ny Virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, IN Llber No. lOaHa.
Folio VI ct seq, Of the land rec.
ords OF the District Of Columbia,
ana ~ the REQUEST Of the party
trustees Wi sell. az az p pubic ans.
ton. Ia front Of the premises,
OF DECEMBER. AD. 1857, AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, stu
ate u the District Of Columbia,
ana designated as and beinE Lot
300 IN sehneider's subdivision OF
,ots u S q X. D Sss as Per plat
veyor for the District Of Columbia.
IN Liher u, ct Folio 6S,
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH A
deposit OF $500 will be required
a. time OF sale Adjustments
made as Of date Of sale. AL con-
v .,n rreeotdins revenue
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with
within thirty days from day Of
eNtNf NAAANtNAeE tAN tluhNtNc IN~l
serve the rteht to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser, alter I'VE days
advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published I'M
Washington, D. G.
CARL E HUNTINGTON,
MILDRED B. MILLER.
GEORGE Y FURNACE. Jr.
no27 .3O-dea AZ Trustees.
kT DUE TO INDICTMENT WEALTH
Err THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN
hb0QSyrP qISF =, p YE1IL,, T NED 81
DECEMBER, 1857 All rWo
O'CLOCK Pm. AT THE SANE
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
j. del0
~ DUE TO IEcLEaEET wEATH-
EE The ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN
EuRTHER POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY The THIRTEENTH DAY
O'CLOCK PM, AT THE SAME
By SFpER OF THE TRUSTEES.
da1a
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ToNTAINE HALL. Atternsy,
CARLETON q. EDWARDS II.

ATTORNEY wire nuliuluA
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing a Probate Court. Estats o.
AUGUSTINE ALOYSIUS H0l.
MANN also known as AUGUbI lNE
A HoFMANN and A. A. HOFFMAN,,
Deceased No. D3S5l Administra-
ton Docket DISQUALIFICATION nav
ing been made herein for probate
OF the last viii and testament OF
said deceased. and for Letters
Testamentary on said estate, oy
HELEN l. HOFMANN. u Is or
dered this 10th day o. Decemner'
AID. 1887, that joseph Hoimann'
Constance Adams, Margaret Lang.
ston. Wilbur Hoimann' ana the
unknown heirs a. law ana neNi
OF kin Of the deceased. ana az
others concerned. appear " Seld
Court on Monday. the goth day
Of January. AID. 1888, az 10
O'Clock A NJ, 20 show cause Why
such application should not pc
granted. Let notice hereof be
published IN the "Washineton Law
Reporter and The EyeninF star"
weeks before the return day herein
be not less than thirty days before
H isls TsjIsh dss6LrTMMlAsn Mines s LAWS VS.
Inth dss q December. kp 1857
seal Attest PRANK j BuRK.
ART, Deputy Register Of wills for
Of the Probate Court
Artn 10 90
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cH HG0kM1s Y. ATNE
dRll Id 10 y. 81 Trnstnas

Tvs. used; some new: reirieeTators,
isTeIry AucTfoN SAFE A opoosits
Clinton Bank. Old Rte $. Clinton,
Nd 1914 Saturday. Dec. II. cY.
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REAL ESTATE
SALES MANAGER

Wsii-known p. O. County real
nan 80 70 IS with folIowinS quail
Must have 8 years. real estate
sales expeI,i be able 10 employ and
train additional sales personnel:
have complete KNOWLEDGE Of financ-
lng. be willing 70 devote his time
1905 70 this position and have
Leadership ability.
A substantial salary plus CON-
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ROuTEBfAN~--Arl, ALEX. start IT
over sos wk, Phone "a. 5-63ib
Thurs eve. d pm. to D pm.
SALESMAN. for well established
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DRY, SEAS wis. ave. NV.
SALESMAN. experienced in mems
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SALESMAN
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Local territory, exceptional fu-
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Future possibilities over $4,000
Car necessary. Box sd, Star.
statesmen, excellent oppor, for I'D :
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We viii train. abl7 GeoYeia ave /,
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IoHN Z. LARSON.
BENToN Q. TOLLEY. IT..

Att0fueHst
0l0 American Security Hidg.
for the District Of Columbia Hold.
ING a Prosats Court Estate Of
HARRY ", CARTER, DeCeased -
No, "a ,Os1, Administration Dock
et 1876 Application having heen
made herein b. MARY Z. HAGER .
and ALBERT CARTER for let-
tiers OF Administration % issue
unto ne National Bank o. WASH
sered MS 3ra day Q. December, \
AID. 1857. that Annie G Har-
dinr. incompetent. supt. Fairfax
Narsinr Home. Fairfax. Va, her
susioei.ni EselS4 ,,- g, AI Gsr. 1
Ter. Joseph ? Ludvig. u; John
s. Lucwig. John 5. jehery. Annie
c. Bachmann. May Z ar!sr'
incompetent. Supt Spring Grove
Institution. Baltimore. Nd her
castodian, May C. Cook. HLlda c.
Straub. Geogge J. Carter, Cnarles
Carter. katherine x Pnilnps'
shirley X Stahl, Fred NJ. keieh-
UNI and all others concerned. AZ 4
pear n said Court on Mondey' \
the 18th day oi January a. a.
1855. a. 10 o,eioek An. 70 sn9zs .
not be granted let notice hereof
be published IN the NNsnington 4
Law Reporter and The Evenins
star" once in each Of three sue
cesSiye weeks before the return
DAY herein mentioned. the nrst
publication 70 b. not less man
thirty days before ,, ss,s T sIlr
day s; NH wi;nss' AYE, LHE h SSie, Jaass
- ..tS f-rovt this .lrd day OF 4
n 81 rasS AID iaST lseai1 At
tes, FRANK ]. BuRKART. Dep
NV Resister Of wills for the. Dis
inc, 81 Columbia. Clerk OF the
probate Court. de5,1.,1a
FONTAINE Hall, Attorney;
united STATES DISTRICT couET
Tor the District OF Columbia. hold-
ms probate Court.--No. a4nEo. 4
Administration. This Is 70 GIVE
Notice That the suoscriper' %
the Distract Of Columbia, ma 90
s " ne distinct 81 Columbia. Let
tsrs Parliamentary on the estate
Of MABEL KEY KANE. late OF tne
Distrirf Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims agAlnAi
me deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally autnentl-
Gated. 20 the. suoserlbel on q
1885. otherwise they may By law
be excluded from all oensnt o.
safd estate Given under It's hand
mis- 10th day Of December. 1907
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND IRUSI
COMPANY BY BRUCE bAIED
President iSeal) Attest: FRANK
] BURKART, Deputy Register
Of Wills for the DistLlet o. SeIum ,
de12.i9.26
cARIFTnN n EDWARDS u.
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Phone 80. 5-7474 between Q
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LEGAL NOTICES
EUGENE EnERT, Attorney,
Once Of
The Judge Advocate General,
NAnh rlmnnl az the Ann.

The Pentanoa,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
TOT the District Of Columbia, Hold
DOCTOR d. WATSON, Deceased -
No, a4uD2, Administration Docket
100, Application having been
made herein for Letters OF Ad-
INWARD II. YOUNG. he being
the Secretary Of the Board OF
Commissioners. United States
soldiers Home. Warrington Is.
D, c., II Is ordered this 10th day
Of December, AID. 1857. that the
unknown heirs at law and next Of
kin OF the deceased. and all others
concerned, appear ip said Court on
Monday, the Goth day OF January,
A D, 1895 at 10 O'Clock An, TO
show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published IN the wash
ington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star, once In each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
nrst publication 10 be not less
than thirty days before said re-
turn day. Witness, THE HONOR
Judge OF said Court. this 10th day
OF December. AID 1857 tSealD
Deputy ReGister Of wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. delg.ia,s0.
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CONSULT COLUMBIA" FIRST
We have the facilities and ability
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Statesmen

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ton to baseball that day was
disbelief in the law Of gravity.
On routine fly balls in his direc-
ton he'd wait. then leap UP at
the ball as it descended. It
makes for quicker putouts.
He was busting the ball at q
great clip last year at Denver
when the Senators recalled him.
He was supposed to join them
in Chicago, was handed q plane
ticket. but showed UP three days
late. When asked about it
oy Dresser. Carlos explained,
Hours difference in time" then
pleaded mo comprendo" to fur
|ther questioning. "+
This spring he was Is days
late reporting for training.
Something about his auto being
involved in a wreck in Cuba.
He has been employed strictly
as a pinch-hitter and If be
sticks around it seems that will
be the limit of his activity.
Yep, with Paula restricted to
offense, the Senators have i'm
proved.
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THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington. D. c. -
TUESDAY,, APRIL 3, Tan
|Middies Conquer
|WiIIiums Netmen

ANNAPOLIS. April 2 tSpeciaD.
Nays No. 2 and No. 3 doubles
combinations chalked up VIC
tories which broke o 3-3 tie and
gave the Middies q 5-3 tennis
victory over williams College
here yesterday.
Dick johnson and Stamps
Howard broke the deadlock for
Navy by defeating Joe Turner
and Bill Fleischman, 60, 60.
Then John Grifiths and Dick
Hanson clinched Nays triumph
by defeating Sam Eells and Tom
Shulman, 60, 60.
Summaries:
Hirshman (Wiiliams) defeated Cog.
gins, 81, 81. 6--4. shulman lWii.
liamsl. defeated Clark As. a.. 81.
Grifpths Navy defeated Leonard. "a.
burn. SIS. Go. Harris Navy Ss.
SON Navy defested searls, So, 81.
Grifiths and Hanson Navy defeated
Eslls and shylnan. 6-2. Go. John.
T iS anS and HP Pieisehms navs dsfs..sa
CLARK and oogsins Navy leading
Htrshman and Leonard, Ga. 3-S.
Match called by rain).
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Hammond High
Wins Triangular;
CIV Places Second

Hammond High has served no.
tice 1t will be a factor in the
annual Alexandria Relays to be
held at George Washington
High Saturday.
The Admirals made their ini-
tial start Of the track season last
week by finishing in a tie with
Falls Church for FIRST place in
"a triangular meet. CIV was
third. But yesterday, Hammond
left no doubt as to the winner
in a triangular meet at CIV.
Paced by Tom Scott, who took
first place in the high and low
hurdles and broad jump. the
Admirals piled up 62l2 points to
win going away. George WASH
ington was second with 431a
points and Mount Vernon third
with 80. Scott also ran on the
winning mile relay team to per-
|sonally account for 16 Of his
teams points.
CIV had two double winners
and Mount Vernon one. Phil
Hale Of CIV was first in the shot
put and pole vault and Scott
Edison took the 440 and $50 yard
runs. Jack Petit of Mount YER
non won the 100 and 220-yard
dashes. running the 100 in 10
seconds fiat in the rain.
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WIN, LOSE OR DRAW

Continued From Page ALI
back for Ohio State Jim, think his was" Campy
supplied
Now the Philes were taking batting practice and 1t
was time for Campanea and the newly arrived airborne
Dodgers to suit up for their exercises AS Roy heted his
uniform bag he gazed at the army Of the Phes in their
bright redand-whe uniforms He turned to Willie Jones'
Puddin,' ne said, Il could have been one Of you
l was born and raised in Philadelphia and when Hans
Lobert was the manager 1912 asked him for a trial
didn't get 1t. They weren't ready, guess"
what he meant was that organized baseball in az
wasn't ready to accept Negroes AS he walked to the Dodger
dressing room Puddn Jones from South Carolina audibly
sighed For the Phlles. that guy along too soon
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2 Bouts Added
To Mat Card

Two matches have been added
to the wrestling program at Cap.
itol Arena Thursday night which
features Wildman Fargo and
Wildman Stevens in a team
match with The Great Scott and
Chief Big Heart.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon to-
day announced the signing OF
Jerry Graham to wrestle Gene
(Mr. Canada) Dubuque anc
Cowboy Rocky Lee to meet Ler
Rossi. Four more name wres-
tiers are being lined UP for the
show, which will start at $50
with the team match.
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Eagles Home Slate
To Feature Lions

PHILADELPHIA, April 2 Up,
The Philadelphia Eagles to-
day announced their six home
game 1857 National Football
League schedule, featuring a
visit by the Detroit Lions
November 10.
The Eagles will play one
Saturday night contest, with the
champion New York Giants,
October S. and one Saturday
afternoon contest. against the
Chicago Cardinals in the final
game. December IA.
The schedule:
land
November 10. Detroit. %. washington
December /. Pittsburgh: IL. Chicago
Cardinals. =
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FIGHT
Continued From Page All

COntinueo From Page A-l6
Ursua winner with Halimi. How
ever, even II agreement can be
reached on such q bout it is UNI
likely that it could be held prior
to the July deadline stipulated
by the world committee.
And there's still another wrin-
kle. Hamili's manager, Philippe
Fflippi, says he has a heart con-
Idition and can't stand the alti-
tude in Mexico City. So he won't
take Alphonse there for a title
fight. Should Macias success
fully defend his share of the
crown against Ursua. there1l
probably still be rhubarb over
the site of the battle Of cham
pions."
The Hamili-D'Ataga fight last
night was interrupted Is minutes
lat the end Of the third round by
a fire which broke out among
the lighting installations hang
ing over the ring. The fighters
sat in the press section while the
fire was extinguished and later
lDAtaga's manager protested
that the bout should have been
stopped at that point and called
mo contest"
As q fight. D'Agata and Halimi
put on what must be classified
as a dull show for the capacity
crowd Of $1,000. D'Agata. con-
Istantly the aggressor, pushed
Halimi back against the ropes
and the two men stood head to
head, failing away. Halimi con-
Icentrated on the head, D'Agata
aimed for the body. Hundreds OF
blows were exchanged. but little
real damage was done.
At the end Of the fight, D'Agata
had a slight bruise on the cheek
bone. Halimps back was pinked
by his frequent contact with the
ropes.
The Associated Press scorecard
gave II rounds to Halimi, 2 to
ID'Agata. and listed 2 as even.
Referee Philippe de Becker. who
was the sole judge Of the bout,
pointed to Halimi as soon as the
final bell sounded.
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CIV Netmen Blank
iVMI for 4th Win

George Washington University
won its fourth tennis victory and
third in the Southern Conference
yesterday by defeating Virginia
Military. 80. at Pierce Mill.
Jim Tarr. a freshman, started
the Celonials of in the No.
singles by beating Sterling Will
hanson. 60. 6-l. CIV lost
only two sets.
Summaries:
SINGLES
Jim Tarr tGWl defeated Sterling vii.
hanson. SO, 81. Jack Tarr fGW)
defeated Bob BowlinE. 3-6, "a. Ga
Sol LiebowitE (GW} defeated Bob Tyler
6-3. 81. John Bouquet I0wl de.
teated AZ Smith. 90. Go, Phil Dob.
bins tGWl defeated Dick Matter. "a
s.. John Karrid lGwl defeated
Richard Neuberger. 81. 1O-S.
Doubles
Tarr and TAR lOWl defeated Will
hanson and Boviine. S.. e--S. Llsbo.
wiiz and Karrid tGWl defeated Tyler
and Neuberger So, al Bouquet
and Dobbins low defeated Smith and
Matter. 6--3. l--B, 6-4
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occasionally Dresser has per-
mitted this sort of thing. But
for the safety of his squad,
CHEEKY Chuck has planted a mo
Trespassing" sign in the outfield
and asks only Paula to observe
lit.
! This may seem harsh to WASH
ington fans who have glimpsed
Paula whisking over Grifiith
Stadium turf with the grace Of
a giraffe. There he has defled
the odds and caught balls. But
Dresser too wildly recalls Incl
dents in Cleveland and Boston
where Paula's exclusive versions
of defensive tactics inflicted
grief.
The Senators were involved in
an extra-inning struggle in
Cleveland. Bobby Avila of the
Indians singled with two out and
the next gentleman lined a hit
in Paula's, direction, which is
considered fine strategy. Paula
tracked the ball down as Avila
raced toward third and then,
with a nonchalance that will
Ilinger long in Dressen's memory,
lofted the ball toward second
base at a time when any sort Of
a throw toward the plate would
have forced Avila to stop at third.
i Paula simply was trying to
choke of the second. surplus run,
unaware that if Avila scored the
Senators could come back and
play another day. Avila scored,
all right. on Carlos lazy throw
in the wrong direction. and that
night nobody volunteered to pick
UP the tab for Paula's dinner.
%#*
l That momentary lapse could
be forgiven, but there have been
others. notably at Boston. In
one game there, Paula was
charmed to escape with his
anatomy intact. He was DASH
ing to his left for line drives to
his right and vice versa. There's
q short fence in leftfield and
Carlos was playing the rebounds
as if they were coral snakes.
! But Paula's original contribu-
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Carver Erases
Chagrin in
1S-|nning Tie

Continued From Page Ais
more than a week by foot
injury, and Billy Martin, nursing
bruised hand, are expected to
return to the New York lineup
this week end.
Another seldom-seen Yankee.
Pitcher Whitley Ford, has been
tabled to pitch Thursday against
Philadelphia. Ford hasn't pitched
in an exhibition game since
March %.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (R.-
Shortstop Peewee Reese Is back
in action with the Brooklyn
Dodgers after a weeks layofi
after being hit on the left shin
by his own foul ball. Reese now
is wearing a plastic guard on
his left leg.
TAMPA, Fla. (P.-The Chi
cago White Sox are so desperate
for flrst-base help that Manager
AL Lopez is going to experiment
with Outflelder Jim Rivera at
the initial sack against the Phils
today.
Lopez has been dissatisfied
with efforts of his other four
first basemen. Walt Dropo has
a .316 exhibition average, Ron
Jackson .208, Jim Marshall .14a
and Norm Larker Ill.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. up
Joe Cunningham gave the st
Louis Cardinals q good scare
yesterday. The first baseman-
outfielder complaining Of abdom-
inal pains and was rushed in an
ambulance to a hospital.
Cunningham. expected to stick
with the club after playing minor
league ball last season, was in
|semi-shock when he entered the
hospital. Later, however, a doc
tor said he could find nothing
wrong and the player was ex-
Ipected to be discharged today.
The ailment remains a mystery
| LAKELAND. Fla. (R.-Pitcher
Don Lee. Detroit's powerful
rookie Highlander, Is on the
sidelines for a few days after
breaking one of Manager Jack
ITighe's rules for pitchers.
Lee suffered a cash on his
knee while shagging flies in the
outfield. Five stitches were re-
quired to close the cut.
ITS a tough way for Lee to
learn to obey rules" Tighe said.
but that was one reason we
made this one to prevent
exactly what happened to Don. -
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Dressen's Hopes Higher
As Senators Head North

Florida activity with a squad
game.
I'm going to use Ted Aber-
nathy and Stobbs," Dresser said
Il don't care how much they get
pounded, but they're going to
pitch at least 100 balls. That
assures them of good workout"
With the exception Of Jerry
Snyder, screamed shortstop
the Senators will break camp in
good shape. There have been
few pulled muscles and no seri-
GUS injuries. Snyder. according
to Trainer George Lentz. should
be able to crash the lineup in
the next few days.
The club was granted a COM
plete day of rest yesterday and
most of the players took to the
golf course. After chopping up
the turf they were Dressen's
guests at a buffet.