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PHOTOS By PAUL HILL

provide a temporary green lawn when the.
crab grass dies. The ryegrass dies out soon
after the crab grass comes to life in mid
May.
SO If you are willing to grow what
comes naturally, cultivate your crab grass
don't kill It'll
Evening star., 1958-05-11

lawns to look good among the bluegrasses.
But by itself, properly moved, fed and
watered, it can be as attractive as any
lawn and at a small price," she maintains
The only seed Mrs Watson now permits
In her lawn Is annual rye which she has
Mr.. Roseboro sow in early September to
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EAST VS.. WEST ANGLE
SiIky's Derby Stock
Rises After Victory

1941 when Eddie Arcaro shot
him in front Of Staretor and
Market Wise in a great burst
Of speed.
Trainers Secret
That's the way Silky Sullivan
runs. but he has been coming
from much farther back.
The race that Silky ran in
the Santa Anita Derby may
have unlocked a secret to his
trainer, Reggie Cornell.
I'VE warmed him up before
that race" said Reggie, land
that probably accounts for him
being closer to the pack than
ever before. The trick seems to
be to get the heat UP, for no.
body can regulate his race for
him.
Hes the strongest horse
I've ever trained. He has a
terrific girth. We had to have
a special surcingle built. He hits
the track so hard that We've
had to come up with heavy
steel shoes instead Of the light
weight aluminium plates that
most horses wear"
Tom Ross and Phil Kip
stein, who we're dickering to sell
Silky for $350.000. now say the
colt is not for sale.
Silky probably will head for
Gulfstream Park In Florida.
then point for the Kentucky
Derby and the Triple Crown.
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SILKY SULLIVAN
III DERBY CHOICE
IN FUTURE BOOK

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex,
Mar. 10 P).-Silky Sulli-
van became one of the
shortest priced favorites in
the history Of Caliente flu
tur books when opening
odds on the Kentucky
Derby were posted yester-
day.
Silky's easy triumph in
Saturdays Santa Anita
Derby shortened the price
on him in the Run for the
Roses to 2-to-l. putting
him ahead of such East
ern rivals as Tim Tam,
Jewels Reward and Nadir.
Tim Tam, winner Of the
Flamingo, is quoted at A
toll. Jewels Reward, who
led Tim Tam to the wire in
the Flamingo but was dis
qualified and placed Sec
ond, is listed at 6-to-l, the
same as Nadir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. 10
(R.-The Kentucky Derby is
fast shaping up as a dream
race" with an East VS.. West
angle. Right now. it's Silky
Sullivan. the darling of the
West Coast, against Maine
Chance Farms Jewels Reward
and Calumet's Tim Tam, the
best the East has to muster
against him.
After last Saturdays $685.
900 Santa Anita Derby, West
Coast fans will be harder than
ever to persuade that their
late-running favorite, Silky
Sullivan. isn't the one to beat
in the Run for the Roses.
It's becoming the theiry
out here, that the longer the
stretch, the better chance Silky
has of winning. Churchill
Downs has one of the longest
stretches in the country.
Built for Silky
THAT track is built for
Silky" says AL Wesson, Holly
wood Park publicist who re-
turned from Florida in time to
see Silky Sullivan smother nine
competitors with one of his
typical heart-stopping finishes.
"A stretch-running horse such
as Silky has something Of an
edge at Churchill Downs" Wes-
son points out. Until / saw
Silky come out Of the clouds
and win that one last Saturday
/ thought 1t was Tim Tam and
Jewels Reward. I think it's a
three-horse race now, but the
edge has to go to Silky"
Silky Sullivan is, an unusual
horse. He's all muscle. He even
has muscles ripping down be-
tween his ribs. Apparently he
also has an automatic trigger
ing device that rockets him past
his firing competitors in the
stretch.
Whirlaway used to run down
his rivals in the stretch, and
many still remember how he
! won the Kentucky Derby in
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PLAY HERE WEDNESDAY
Presidents, Johnstown
Open Series Tomorrow

meet them in q best four-of-
seven series that will send the
winner into the championship
finals against the survivor Of
q Clippers-New Haven Blades
series.
The Presidents, 81 losers 70
the Clippers before Q seasons
record crowd Of Ills yesterday
ut Charlotte, beat out Phila-
|delphia, 6-5-1; New Haven,
Tai, and Clinton, 9-3. They
took three straight from the
Jets to gain their overall tie
with that club.
The series with the Jets will
shift to Uline Arena for q game
at $3.50 pm. Wednesday, moved
back to Johnstown for q Fri
day night game and return to
Uline Saturday night. Dates for
additional games, if needed, will
be announced.
The Clippers and Blades will
start their series tomorrow
night in Charlotte, where yes
terday the Presidents made
their laSt-ditch stand to take
the regular season title. A
victory would have done it,
but the Clippers utilized q tight
defense and took advantage of
Washington penalties to escape
with first place by one slim
point in the standings.
Two Of the Charlotte goals
were scored at q time when the
Presidents were shorthanded.
But that doesn't detract from
the credit that belongs to Les
Binkley, Charlotte's aggressive
goalie. who turned back AZ
Washington scoring attempts.
Nick PidSodny, Washington
See PRESIDENTS. Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bowie officials today were
making a strong pitch to the
Kerr Stable to bring Round
Table to Maryland for the $780,
000-added John B. Campbell
Handicap March 20.
Willie Molter, Round Tables
trainer, revealed on the West
Coast Saturday that he was
flying the brilliant colt to Flor
ida Wednesday for the Gulf
stream Handicap March %.
Bowie officials were stressing
to the Kerr outfit that Bowie is
only little more than a three
hour plane ride from Miami.
Round Table Traveller
Round Table is known as a
wonderful shipper" having
travelled the country back and
forth. several times last year as
a 3-year-old when he piled UP
$500, 258 in purses.
When Owner Travis Kerr an
nounced last Saturday that
Round Table was passing UP
Santa Anita's 100000 San
Juan Capistrano Handicap, q
e-and-three-quarter race on
the grass tomorrow. he said :
"As you know, we are embarked
upon q campaign with Round
Table which we hope will make
him the leading money-winning
horse Of all time"
Round Tables victory in the
Santa Anita Handicap q week
ago raised his lifetime earnings
to 1901, 164. In front of him are
only Nashua Isl, 288, 565), Cita-
ton ($1,085,760) and Stymie
($918,485).
Provided he wins the Gulf
stream Handicap. Round Table
could jump over 81 million mark
in the Campbell.
Dates Could Hurt
Road blocks that might keep
Round Table from visiting
Bowie for the Campbell are the
closeneSs Of the two races, plus
their varying distances and the
weight the Kerr colt might be
handed should he win the
GulfStream.
The Florida race is a mile
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EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Pittsburgh VS.. washington at Or
Cincinnati VS.. Kansas City at Tampa.
Los Anseles vs.. Milwaukee at Miami
Boston VS., New York at st. Petersburg.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
L. Angeles O3O OlO 900 OI--6 IL i
simmons, semproch "a, .Qualters
surk oTsy Ne Sssssn p S sad 10Di fI
skine "a, Bessent Isl, Collum (al and
PiSnstano. Walker (9). w-collum.
eh1snSS IL s sSH S SsS Co.,
Duiour, Rudolph IA, Dahlke "a
and Battey: Wight, Dobzanski az,
Cade te), Pena. 90 and Bailey. W
Cade. Rudolph. Home runs-Chi-
caso: Rivera, Betty. Cincinnati:
CHICO Al-tB) oil O10 1000 8 0
Cincinnati lBl $50 01O OOx-6 4
Zeimis. Peters, Hoerner and Lind:
strom; kutyna' Wienand, Acker and
Cleveland 900 900 DOLL 7 2
San Francisco O2O 100 O2x-6 z
Garcia, Bell "a, Grant l6D, Woode-
lick az and Nixon: Worthington.
shipley ~, Broglio 90. Grissom t9)
and schmidt Katt az. W-Worthing-
ton. L-Garcia. Home runs-San
Francisco, Spencer. Cleveland, Wood
ling.
st. Louis - 900 OOl OO1-2 9 o
New York olO 900 O00-1 2 o
Barnes, Fianigan al. Mufiett t7)
and Landrith; Ford, Kucks (4). Duren
l7l and Berra, Howard az, Blanchard
(S). W--Muffett. L-Duren. Home
run-et. Louis, Valenzuela.
Baltimore 002 900 0O2-4
Chicago (Nl 0OOi 400 OOx-5 a l
Beamon, Walker go and Ginsberg:
Drott, Philips IA, Elston az and s.
Taylor. W. Phillips. L. Beamon.
Home runs--Baltimore Beamon. Chi
cago-Tanner.
Detroit - 600 900 1923 Q
Milwaukee 900 OIL 20x-4 2
son. Yewclc (7l;. Rush. SPAIN ~.
Robinson az and Rice, Taylor 90.
W-Spahn. L-Morgan. Home run
Milwaukee, Hersh.
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the result of Bill Tuttle's first
inning homer OF Don Minnlck
Neil Chrisley. who was an
inept fielder in a short trial
with the Senators last sea-
son. presented evidence that
Cookies work on players
weaknesses will be fruitful
Chrisley has had scores OF
ground balls slapped at him
this spring and it looks as If ne
has learned how to charge q
ball.
CatcherS Look Good
The game yesterday ended
on q nice note, for Chrisley
charged Ralph Terry's single to
left and whipped q fine throw
to Killebrew at third to nail
See SENATOR'S, Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

Highlight Of the week will be
the $4,000 Bowie Handicap
See BOWIE, Page Ala
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

charlotte, 5: wAsaiNoToN. l..
Clinton. q; Johnstown. 2.
New Haven, Q; Philadelphia. 3.
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WEEKEND FIGHTS

OHIO. 10 Cfeatherwsishts, wsishtS UNI
availablel.
WATERBURY,. conn.-Billy Lambert,
202, Naugatuck. knocked out Roy
Gardner, 200, Norwalk 4.
Philippines, outpointed Kiyoshi Miura,
100, Japan. 10.
BUENOs AIRES = Manuel Garcia,
1917. Spain. outpointed Ricardo Con-
Ealez. 126h, Argentina, TO-
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ACC Rivals Expect Terps
To Make NCAA SemifinaIs
II Teams Stoy
In Battles for
Four Crowns
BY the Associated Press

| Seventy-two college basket
ball teams, survivors of more
than 800 that started scamper-
ing UP and down the hardwood
floors some four months ago.
swing into action this week In
quest Of four major post-sea-
son titles.
The big plum is the NCAA
title for major schools starting
tomorrow with "a entries. The
NCAA small-college division
tournament, its ranks reduced
from 80 to eight. settles the
issue at Evansville. Ind. start
ing Wednesday. The National
Association Of intercollegiate
Athletics Tournament gets I'M
derway today at Kansas City
with 80 entries. And on Thurs
day the first of the IL teams
invited to- the National Invi-
tation Tournament in New York
join the picture.
Two Races Tied
Actually, rs schools still are
in the running for the big
NCAA affair, since two confer
ences ended in a tie. Oregon
State and California. who ended
Pacific Coast Conference play
with 1924 records, meet at Eu-
gene, Greg. tonight to deter
mine which one will carry the
conference banner into tourna-
ment play. Arkansas and
Southern Methodist decide the
Southwest Conference repre-
sentative at Shreveport, La.
Tuesday.
Here is the tournament pic
ture at a glance:
NCAA-Field will be reduced
to Is by Wednesday for re-
gional tournaments this week
end at Charlotte, Lexington,
KY, Lawrence. Kans., and San
Francisco.
Tomorrow in New York
Maryland plays Boston College,
West Virginia meets Manhat-
tan and Dartmouth takes on
Connecticut, with the three
winners joining Temple at
Charlotte.
On the same night at Evans
ton, Ill, Miami of Ohio takes
on Pitt and Tennessee Tech
meets Notre Dame for the wight
to join Kentucky and Indiana
in the Lexington regional.
Oklahoma State and Lcyola
Of New Orleans tangle at Still
water Okla. tomorrow. with
the winner going into the re-
gionals at Lawrence against
the Southwest Conference play
of victor. Kansas State meets
Cincinnati in the other half
of q double-header.
The West Coast picks two OF
its representatives Wednesday
to join the Coast Conference
winner and San Francisco in
the regionals, with Wyoming
meeting Seattle and Idaho
State tackling Arizona State
Of Temple.
NCAA SMALL COLLEGE,
Wheaton opens defense Of its
title against Chapman Of Cali.
fornia. other first : round
games: st. Michaels (Vt) VS.
Grambling OA): Southwest
missouri vs.. South Dakota
Evansville VS.. American Uni.
versity.
Four CIinch Berths
NAIA. - Unbeaten Western
Illinois, winner of %, is seeded
No. l. Portland (Oreg.) 1910
is No. 2 and defending cham
pion Tennessee State $3.50
No. 3. Tennessee State meets
Northern Michigan tonight
Western Illinois swings into
action tom orrow against
Georgia Teachers.
NIT.-Dayton and Bradley
seeded No. l and 2, respectively,
do not play until next Tuesday
First-round games Thursday
are: st. Johns IN. " VS.. But
Ter and st. Joseph's pa VS.,
st. Peters IN. j.. Four games
the afternoon Of March %.
Second-ranked West Vir-
ginia. Maryland, Indiana and
Wyoming earned their big
tournament brackets Saturday
West Virginia, perennial win
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GnAIAotbel D. -WA6dAN0 AONs L.
Clinton. z; JohnstoWn. 2.
New Haven, Q; Philadeiphia. ..
The Presidents get another
crack at the only team they
did not master in head-on COM
petition during the regular
Eastern Hockey League season
when they take on the Johns
town Jets in the opening play
off series starting tomorrow
night in JohnStown.
1t is this overall edge, that
includes an 8-6 advantage over
the Charlotte Clippers, regular
season champions. that gives
the Presidents just cause for
their title ambitions.
They wound up the season all
even with the Jets, 6-6-2. and
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cHRIsLEY AND cATcHERs STAR
Hard Work Making
Senators More Alert
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer


ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. TO-
Cookie Lavagetto's incessant
drilling Of the Senators on
fundamentals is reaping quick
rewards. There's hope the club
will be more alert this season
as the result Of the managers
insistence that picko6 plays,
cutoffs and relays be practiced
constantly.
Aside from a mental blunder
by Third Baseman Harmon Kill
Hebrew which cost the Senators
an 81 loss to Kansas City Sat.
urday at West Palm Beach, the
club generally has shown liveli-
ness that wasn't present last
year.
Killebrew's mistake stemmed
from inexperience. He tried to
tag a runner coming into third
base when q simple toss to first
would have ended the game. He
missed. and the AS took it
from there.
Rocky Bridges hollered at
Killebrew to tag the runner"
Lavagetto said. Rocky was
wrong and Killebrew should
have paid no attention to him.
The play in that case always
is to first base, but Harmon got
fluStered."
Chrisley Perks Up
1t was a distressing bit of
business, but there have been
some encouraging episodes, too.
One Of them came in the
course Of a brief encounter
with the AS yesterday. The
teams were rained out in the
last Of the second inning with
Kansas City leading. 10, as
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DETRoIT-wili oreaves. I0i. DE-
troit, stopped Ernie Cowboy Smith.
1921, newport, Pa, g..
=, HoLLYWooD.-Joe Miceli, $50. New
1874, Essen, Germany, 10,
MILAN, Italy - Giancarlo Garbelli,
14l, Italy. outpointed Larry Baker,
14S. Indianapolis, TO-
epkpointed Bobby Bell Ypunsstovn,
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Boston COLLEGE,
First Hurdle
For MARYLAND
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star star Writer


Coaches of Maryland's last
two victims in the Atlantic
Coast Conference basketball
tournament predict the Terps
will get to Louisville" in the
NCAA playoffs that start to-
morrow night.
To gain the national semi
finals on March 81, the Terps
would have to beat Boston Col
lege tomorrow night in New
York's Madison Square Garden
and then advance through the
regional playoffs this week end
in Charlotte, N. c.
Maryland. 20-6 for the sea-
son after winning its first ACC
title. meets the Eagles in the
final game Of q triple-header
tomorrow night in the Garden.
The game is scheduled for
$3.50, but in previouS years the
final game Of this particular
triple-header has started as
late as 1890. 1t will be broad
cast over WRC, and may be
televised. The weekend games
from Charlotte will be televised
over most of the stations in the
regional network that carried
the regular-Season ACC games.
Connecticut, Yankee Con-
ference champion, meets Dart
mouths Ivy League titleholders
in the 6 o'clock game tomorrow
night in New York. At 7:45,
West Virginia's Southern Con-
ference champions play Man.
haitian, an at-large team.
Elimination Schedule
The Observation-Disclosures
and West Observation-Disclosures
winners meet in one game Of
the regionals Friday night in
Charlotte. and the Maryland
Boston College winner plays
Temple. Fridays winners play
Saturday night for the right to
advance to Louisville. Temple,
winner Of its last % games,
drew q bye tomorrow night.
The Maryland team left early
this afternoon for New York.
Coach Bud Millikan left earlier
to attend the Basketball Wri-
ters' Luncheon. The Terps have
the Garden for an hours work.
out starting at Z o'clock.
Millikan will spend most Of
the day receiving an extensive
scouting report on Boston Col
lege. Coach Don Martin Of the
Eagles personally secuted the
ACC tournament and had
reservations on the same plane
that brought the Terps to
Washington.
Martin introduced himself to
Millikan ct the Raleigh-Dur-
ham Airport and they chatted
briefly. Millikan is receiving
his scouting report from a
coaching buddy whose team
played the Eagles this year.
Height Worries Eagles
Martin told reporters in
Raleigh that he was disturbed
over Maryland's height, but he
hoped his team would make a
good showing. We're q year
or two away" he said, but
we have O freshman team with
q I'LL record and will be get
ting better"
Boston College had q 1875
record this year but lost its
last two games, to Providence
and Boston U, when George
GierSch, its star, had the flu.
"Our New England teams
aren't as strong as the Atlantic
Coast Conference teams" Mar
tin siad. Holy Cross and Con-
necticut we're far ahead Of
everybody else, but now some
Of us are catching up"
This will be the first NCAA
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Bowie Eyes Round 7 able
For 100000 Campbell

and a quarter. whereas the
Campbell is a mile and a six
lteenth.
Weights for the Gulfstream
Handicap will not be announced
until the Monday before the
race. Kerr and Molter have
made it faily clear, however
they were unlikely to race
Round Table at more than 13C
pounds. In winning all four OF
his races at Santa Anita this
year he has not exceeded that
poundage.
Bowie officials also are still
hopeful of obtaining Bold Ruler
horse of the year in 1857, fol-
the Campbell. Trainer Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons has not given
up on having the Wheatley
Stable 4-year-old ready for the
Gulfstream. but as John Turn
er. jr., Bowie's racing secretary
points out. THE mile and-a-
sixteenth Of the Campbell al
opposed to the mile and-a-
quarter in Florida and the fact
that our race is q week later,
should be more appealing to
Mr.. F1tz, right now" A leg
injury. sustained in a workout,
has kept Bold Ruler idle IL
Florida this winter.
Bowie opened its final three
weeks Of racing today. hopeful
that the miserable weather wal
merely q memory as the session
shortened to 36 days by post
ponements. moved past the
halfway mark.
Saturdays lift at the betting
windows when the largest crowc
of the meeting (21 .20D wagered
$1,712.943. raised the daily
average for the first Is days
to $904,l4
Last year Bowie averaged
slightly above 81 million a day
with a 41-day meeting. 1t ap-
pears the Southern Maryland
track now will wind up with
approximately a 5 per cent de-
crease in betting on a daily
average basis.
Highlight Of the week will be
the $4,000 Bowie Handicap
See BOWIE, Page Ala
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George Eustis
Takes Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w.
Kahnberg OF New Milford,
N. j.. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Doris Flea
nor to Mr.. George Pomeroy
Eustis, son Of Mrs. Neil
Phillips.
The ceremony took place
yesterday in the New Milford
Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. Samuel ]. Fleming ON.
ciating.
Miss Marie Kahnberg, sis
ter Of the bride. was the maid
Of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Daryl Marsteller and
Mrs. Christian Sockler.
Mr.. Robert Reponer Of
Stamford. Conn. served as
best man. Ushers were Mr..
Morgan H. Harris, Mr.. Gull
ford Dudley and Mr.. Arthur
Hendrick.
The bride ID Q graduate Of
Trenton State Teachers Col
lege, N. j., and 10 presently
taking advanced studies In
music at the University Of
Michigan.
The bridegroom Ii Q grad
uate Of Yale University and
served in the United States
Army. He is presently tax
ing advanced studies in wild
life management at the Uni
versity Of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

Mrs. George Henry Warren
will give q dinner for the
British syndicate at the Ida
Lewis Yacht Club. Mr.. War
rem Is commodore Of the
fashionable club that takes
It's name from Americas only
woman lighthouse keeper
whose lighthouse, now the
clubhouse, saved numerous
lives.
On Wednesday the Shell
don Whitehouses will give o
dinner for the Runcimans.
On Thursday the Clambaks
Club will toss Q dinner for
both British and American
contenders. And on Friday
afternoon John Nicholas
Brown. - q member Of the
New York Yacht Club win
be cocktail host to the visit
ing yachtsmen.
THE BREAKERS, New
ports most magnificent pal
ace. viii be the scene Of tho
dinner being given Friday
evening. the 18th. By the
Engliah Speaking Union.
Former Ambassador Douglas
win be toastmastsr. The
clamor for these invitations
has been about - demanding
a. the pressure for tickets TO
the ESU dinner In New York
for Queen Elizabeth.
Saturday 10 the day Of the
big race which the President,
II stu there. may view from
q destroyer. Flocks Of New
portites, wary Of heavy wa
ters during the hurricane
season. will desert their
smaller craft 10 watch the
race from the decks Of the
Arosa Star, an ocean liner
lined up for the occasion.
The cuban Ambassador
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Gardner win probably be
with them.
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW
ING THE RACE Vice Ad-
miral Stuart Ingersoll, head
Of the War College at New
port, and Rear Admiral
Henry crommelin. head Of
the naval base. viii be hosts
at a cocktail party for the
winners and defeated. II
the Eisenhowers attended
any one party, this would
probably be IL.
And following Mrs. Bru-
guiere's dinner that evening.
the Howard Cushings-- he's
president Of the golf club
will throw a chic dance TO
climax the week Of nautical
gayety.
Nobody is expected TO open
an eye after such an exhaust
ing schedule until late SUM-
day afternoon in time to
pull themselves together for
an informal supper at the
Van Aliens 10 celebrate
Jimmy's birthday.
Even II the British lose
again. after such Al treat
ment they will surely want
to come back. But aware
that Newport has been
wrapped in hurricane wealth
err around the middle Of
September for the past sew
eral years. the Sceptre has
been built with that in mind
and may sail away with the
cup after all.