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Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
ANDREWVILLE
Mrs. Florence Walls
Phone FI-9-4S54

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cannon and
family spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
of Lewes.
Debbie Cannon and David Smith
have returned back to school after
being sick a week.
Jimmie Cannon returned home
from Florida Barber College, and
has open his own shop in Milford.
Mrs. Harry Jackson is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White of
Marcus Hook, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anstine Stafford of Burrsville and
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

In Brookgreen Gardens, between
Myrtle Beach and Georgetown, S.
c., is the worlds largest outdoor
exhibit of statuary by American
sculptors. Brookgreen Gardens is
on u. S. IL, the Ocean Hiway route
between New York and Florida. No
admission is charged.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
BOWLS PERFECT GAME

MONTREAL (E)-Leo M. Murray
became MontreaPs first bowler to
roll a perfect 300 score in duck
pins in more than 25 years. He
turned the trick in a recent prac-
tice game.
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THURSDAY

$3.50
4-FootboII SeorebooFd.
Bill Stern reporting.
9-The Edge Of Night. Serial.
4:45
4-Inside Football. Film.
Thursday Listines Continued Next PGsO
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800
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
7-AmeFieon Bandstand.
Ia Hours. Dick Clark, m. c.
9-The Brighter Day. Serial.
AIS
9-The Secret Storm. Serial.
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Terms Rejected, Marshall
Gives Up on New Stadium

George Marshall has given up
hope that the stadium author
lied by Congress for Washing
ton ever will be built, he said
yesterday.
The Redskins owner, who
would be faced with the loss
of a home playing site if the
Senators leave the city, said
the Armory Board, which con-
trolls the stadium, has turned
down the proposed terms of q
lease offered by the Redskins
The board never did persuade
Calvin Griffith, president of the
Senators and owner of Grit
fifth Stadium, to agree to lease
the proposed stadium. Thus
with the Redskins now appar-
emily out of the picture, remov.
ing a second major source o.
revenue for paying off bonds
which would be sold to finance
the stadium, the project ap'
pears to be dead.
Bill Cooley, Maryland's di
rector of athletics, was Mar
shall's luncheon guest yeSter
day, giving rise to speculation
that the Redskins might try t,
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Foul Marks Feature Race
At New Lutoniu's Opener

The time was 1:1145. Mr.
Fantastic paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50. Prince Gala returned
$11.40 and SO and Coltrane
1920.
The opening of the SIS mil
lion plant also brought a
$340,40 daily double payoff
and a consolation daily double
of $12.40.
The regular payoff came on
victories by SCOTS in the g.
furlong first race and Dalsax
in the 61a-furlong second
race. SCOTS paid $7.40 to win
and Dalsax paid 1920.
The consolation was paid as
a result of an injury suffered
by Blue New when she un-
seated her rider and broke
through the starting gate. She
was withdrawn and the track
paid off on tickets which had
Blue New coupled with SCOTS
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Bondy Out Front
In Provisioning
AtOId Dominion

Clay Eastridge is not in a
good position to win his third
straight scoring championship
at Old Dominion Speedway. 1t
appears likely that his crown
will be claimed this year by an
other of the Fredericksburg
crowd, Sam Bandy.
In the sportSman-stock car
races this season, Bandy has
won three 25-lap features and
he leads the standings with sac
points. Clyde Carnahan OF
Fredericksburg and Bert Rob-
bins of Rockville are tied fol
second with 522 each. EastridgC
has dropped to fourth with 5l4
The remaining top scorers al
Old Dominion are Florian Prof
fit, 504 points; Bill Wynkoop
480; Clarke Kishpaugh, 458,
Yves Morgan, ASP; Lionel John
son, 352, and Johnny Sampson
346.
Alr~are expected on the start.
ing line tomorrow night for five
races starting at 8:45.
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Regional Sport Car Race
TOPS Weekend Program

) With 116 entries already &C
cepted, race officials are ex-
pecting a healthy field of about
las cars for Sundays regional
sports car races at Marlboro
Motor Raceway.
( The fourth sports car event
ofathe season at Marlboro will
begin activities at 10 am. to-
morrow with the start of prac-
tice. The first of at least eight
races the following day also
will start at 10 am.
I AS in the regional race last
month, Corvettes dominate the
field. calling for a probable
split of the Corvette race into
two sections.
However, these big American
products will have difficult!
keeping the Class G modified
cars from stealing the show
Entered in this category is {
sroup of cars and drivers whit
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FLORENCE, KY. Aug. %
(AP "A disqualification gave
G. S. Kilpatrick's Mr.. Fantastic
a victory in the $10,000-added
Quickstep Handicap yesterday
as the new Latonia race track
opened for the first time before
a crowd of Hit.
Fred Evenger's Coltrane fin
ished a length and a half in
front in the 6-furlong event
but was disqualified and placed
third. Princes Gala was award
ed second place.
The foul was allowed after
Gov. A. B. Chandler of Ken
lucky already had presented
the winners trophy to Evanger.
Then he had to take it back
and present it to Fitzpatrick.
The judges ruled that Col
frame, ridden by Tony Skoron-
ski. took Mr.. Fantastic wide on
a turn and then forced Prince
Gala into the rail at the
quarter pole.
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Floyd, Lambert
Win in Richmond

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. %
Especially Donald Floyd of
Arlington, Va, third - seeded,
was to meet Bobby Cabell, jr.,
of Richmond in one of four
quarter-f1nals matches today in
the Virginia State tennis
championships.
Floyd defeated Bob Figg, jr.,
60, 60, and C. w. Shackle-
ford, the State junior cham
pion. 1-6, 60, 6-1, yesterday
Another player who advanced
was King Lambert, a Marine
captain from Quantico who is
fourth-seeded. Lambert wor
by default from Ed Kilgore anc
then defeated Bob Atwood
81, 6-3. Atwood will defend
his State seniors crown in Thu
tourney.
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would rival that for a national
event.
Frank Baptista, Art Tweedale
and Warren Shamlin have en-
tered Elva Mark Tvs. Hank
Grimes has bought a hot Elva
Mark III. Charlie Kolb should
have his Cooper Climax ready.
Peg or Doc Wyllie will be in
their Lotus Mark XI. And
Floyd Aaskov may run his
Lotus.
The weekend racing sched-
ule here, plus major national
events:
TOMORROW
Old Dominion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stock cars, five races, $40.
Williams Grove Pa) Speedway
USAC stock cars, 100 laps, pm.
SUNDAY
Marlboro Motor Raceway-ScCA re-
gionaI sports car event, eight races,
Old Dominion Speedway - DraG
Milg saG ss; - usAc championship
! gets, $50 miles, 2 pm.
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Brown to Defend
tIe.in.Lote Fall;
Scores Knockout

LONDON, Aug. % (AP).-
Joe Brown of New Orleans will
defend his lightweight boxing
championship against Britain's
Dave Charnley in the late fall,
Promoter Jack Solomons said
last night.
The British promoter said
the bout would be held either
in London's Wembley Hall No
vember 3 or in Houston, Tex,
December 9. The site and date
will depend on television facil-
tiles.
Solomons said the bout
BATON ROUGE, La, Aug.
% (AP).-Joe Brown, light
weight champion, making his
first ring appearance in his
hometown since before World
War II. knocked out Santiago
Ramirez of Havana, Cuba. last
night in 80 seconds of the
seventh round.
The bout was a title,
over-the-weight benefit affair.
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Tom Curtis Wins
Manor Golf Title

Manor Country Club settled
its junior golf championship
yesterday and Belle Haven il
scheduled to do the same today
when Henry Warner and B. c
May meet in the championship
final.
Tom Curtis won the Manor
Junior boys title with a 1-ur
victory over Chuck Werner,
Cana Roberts took the girl:
championship from Sandrs
Crockett, 3 and 2.
In the Belle Haven semif1nal!
yesterday, Werner defeated
Mike Rand, 6 and S, and May
ousted Billy Wells, 8 and z
Warner was two under par al
the finish of his match anc
May 2 over.
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Horse Show Set
At Guithersburq

Five horse championships
and three pony titles will be
awarded in the Montgomery
County Fair Horse Show, which
begins at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Agriculture Center at
Gaithersburg.
Many of the important
classes will be held during a
night session beginning at 8
pm. Feature of the evening
performance will be a challenge
trophy giving in memory of
the late William F. Carl, master
of the Goshen Hunt.
Col. and Mrs. c. C. Jadwin
of Warrenton, Va; Maj. Edgar
McClain of Finksburg. Md, and
Thomas Trodden, jr., of Wash
ington will judge the show
which is a member of the
Association of Maryland Horse
Shows.
Information may be obtained
by calling Mrs. Donald Bradley
at Walker 4-3276.
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Polo Teams Play
Twin Bill Tonight

The Brandywine Polo Club
of Maryland, a team with a 10
goal rating. takes on the Po-
tomac Polo Club tonight at
Travilah, Md, in a double
header for the benefit of Our
Lady of Mercy Church in
Bethesda.
Brandywine's squad lists
two former members Of the
International intercollegiate
team, George Weymouth and
Mike Poutiatane. Also playing
with Brandywine will be Halan
Williams. The Potomac team
will be Frank Wilson, Bob Beer
and Tom DoWd.
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South Coach
Confident Of
A|I,Starvictory
BY CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

South Coach Eddie Bryant
has predicted a victory over
the North in the All-Star High
School football game at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Washington-Lee
High School.
Bryant and his assistant,
Coach Jim Haren, are pleased
with the overall showing Of the
team since the two-a-day
workouts started August 90"
The boys are in excellent con-
dition and the spirit is running
high" Bryant said.
Coach Ned Mcdonald re-
fused to go out on a limb for
his North team, but he believes
1t will be a wide open game.
The two teams will complete
their drills today with light
workouts devoted to sharpen
ing up on plays and defensive
assignments.
Heath Joins North Squad
Mcdonald brought his squad
to full strength of "a players
yesterday by adding Bob Heath,
a 6-foot-1, 190-pound tackle
from Annandale. Heath had
been recommended by AMMAN
dale Coach Ed Henry. The
South will go into the game
with % players on its squad.
Bryant has made three
changes in his starting often
sive lineup. Jimmy Moss of
Thomas Jefferson replaces
Emory Hedgepeth at end, Joe
Pemberton of Hermitage takes
over for Arlie Fairchild at
guard, and Allen Gibson of
John Marshall replaces Frank
Carmines at tackle. Hedgepeth,
Fairchild and Carmines will
shift to defensive roles.
Lewis to Appear
The game will be highlighted
by an appearance of Jerry
Lewis, Hollywood comedian
now playing at the Carter
Baron Amphitheater. Lewis will
arrive on the 50-yard line
shortly before game time. After
a few comedy routines, Jerry
will throw out the first ball to
officially get the game under
way.
The Redskins jazz band will
present a halftime show. How
ard Clinkerbeard, chairman Of
the sponsoring Kena Temples
Special Activities Committee,
will introduce Shrine units at
halftime. The game is being
played for the benefit of the
Shrine's hospitals for crippled
children.
Free parking for the game
has been provided by the S.
Kann & Sons Virginia Square
store. The lot is located at
North Fairfax drive and Wash
ington boulevard, four blocks
from the stadium. The AB&W
bus company is running special
buses to the game from Alex
andria.
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Top Juveniles Meeting
lin Hopeful at Saratoga

are the highweights under ia
pounds for the mile-and-a-
sixteenth Latonia feature, while
The Crack is the probable
choice under 119 for the g.
furlong Rockingham headliner.
In yesterdays features, OFF,
cial Seal ($6) won the S26,450
Abraham Lincoln Stakes at
Arlington Park; Lang IN
Breeze 1880 the $l1,l75
Lovely Night Hurdle Handicap
at Saratoga. Tricky Mate
($16.4Ol the feature at Allan
tic City, Spygreeny (S7 the
headliner at Rockingham and
Mr.. Fantastic $3.50 the
$4,000 Quickstep Handicap at
New Latonia.
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Claude Jonnord,
Ex-Pitcher, Dies

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %
(APJ.-Claude Jonnard. who
was a relief pitcher for the
New York Giants from 1921 to
1924, died in a hospital here
yesterday after an operation
for a heart ailment. He was 81.
Jonnard, who also pitched
for the 1926 St. Louis Browns
and the 1929 Cubs, got into two
of the Giants World Series
games in 1928.
This twin brother, Clarence
(Bubber) Jonnard, caught in
the majors for the White Sox
Pirates, Phillies and Cardinals
They formed a brother battery
for the Nashville Vols in 1916
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BY the Associated Press

I The big money on the Ameri-
can turf tomorrow is at Airing
ton Park, where a classy field
Of s. year old races in the
100000 added American
Derby, and at Saratoga. where
highly regarded 2-year Odds
meet in the $75,000-added
Hopeful Stakes.
Ten are expected in the 6la-
turlong Hopeful, which will be
televised nationally by CHS
from 1905 pm. (The race will
Be seen in Washington on
WTOP-9)
In the probable field are such
Juvenile title candidates as
Irish Lancer from the Pebble
brook Farm, C. v. Whitney's
Tompion and Weatherwise from
the Greentree Stable. Tompion
and Weatherwise both were
sired by Tom Fool.
ArcarO on Irish Lancer
Z Irish Lancer, who'll be ridden
by Eddie Arcaro, noSed out
Tompion in the Saratoga
Special at 6 furlongs. But
Tompion was closing fast and
the extra sixteenth of mile
tomorrow could be to his ad-
vantage. He'll be piloted by
Willie Shoemaker.
! A field of 10 will make a gross
purse of $115,225, with nearly
S74,000 net going to the
winner.
The mile and = an eighth
American Derby failed to at
tract Sword Dancer. leading
candidate for division honors
but there is plenty of class ir
the probable field of seven.
w. Arnold Hangers Waltz.
midseason sensation in the
East; Claiborne Farms Ounce
winner of the Arlington Classic
and Spring Hill Farms Easy
Spur, on the comeback trail
after taking the Florida Derby
carry top weight of 1875 pounds
each.
Waltz is the probable favor.
lite, with Ounce also expected
to receive plenty of support
along with Priscilla D. Willis
Little Tytus, a supplementary
entry.
Calumet Farms On-and-Or
is a doubtful starter. He has
run poorly in his last two races
and Trainer Jimmy Jones il
Undecided about entering the
colt.
Sam Boulmetis will rid
Waltz, with L. C. Cook assigned
to Ounce. If On-and-On is en-
tered, Steve Brooks will be up
Ounce worked 5 furlongs II
So seconds yesterday and Waltz
looked equally good going
mile in 1889.
Rounding out the nationa
program will be the $4,000
added Boardwalk Handicap a
Atlantic City, the $4,000
added Enquirer Handicap a
Latonia and the $500 Gen
w. A. Green Handicap a
Rockingham Park.
Other Feature Races
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Talen
Snow, idle for nearly a month
picks up top weight of III
pounds for the mile-and-an
Eighth Boardwalk.
Sly Runner and Estaciol
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WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W
TELEVISION

TELEVISION
Friday
Baseball
Orioles VS.. Red Sox, WJZ-l3
(Baltimore), $3.50 pm.
Boxing
Gene Fullmer VS.. Carmen
Basilio, WRC-4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Bowling
Duckpin Juniors, WMAL-7
/ pm.
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
5 pm.
Football
Detroit Lions VS.. New York
Giants, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Racing
The Hopeful, Saratoga,
WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Tennis
The Davis Cup, WRC-4,
5 pm.
Sunday
Baseball .
Orioles VS.. Red Sox, WJz-13
(Baltimore), pm.
Tennis
The Davis Cup, WRC-4,
WBAL-11 CB altim ore),
$3.50 pm.
RADIO
Friday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, 8 pm.
Football
Washington Redskins VS.. Bal
timore Colts, WTOP, $3.50 pm.
Boxing
Gene Fullmer VS.. Carmen
Basilio, WRC, 10 pm.
Saturday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP,
2 pm.
TrOtting
The Monitor, Roosevelt Race
way, WRC, 1915 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Yankees, WTOP.
2 pm.
Tennis
The Davis Cup, WRC,
2.30 pm.
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Inter-City Track Meet
Set for Tomorrow

The inter-city track meet,
sponsored by the Falcon Track
and Field Club of Washington,
will be held at 4 pm. tomor-
row at Banneker Field, Georgia
avenue and Euclid street NV.
The Quantico Marines, the
Baltimore Olympic Club, the
Cross City Club and the Greater
Baltimore Club have entered
teams.
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play their home games at Col
lege Park if Griffith moves.
I'm sticking with Calvin, +"
Marshall said, but If he leaves
I'd be delighted to play at
Maryland if it could be ar
ranged. "-ATCHISON.
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TwoU.S. Stars
Spot|ighted on
Pan Am Gard

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (AP).-
The third Pan American, Games
get underway today with gold
medal winners apparently easy
to pick in the three mems track
and field finals on tap in the
12-sport program.
High Jumper Charlie Dumas
and Hammer Thrower Harold
Connolly of the United States
and Argentina's oswald o
Suarez, in the l0,000-meter run,
are odds-on favorites.
In addition, the evening track
program at Soldier Field -
where the Games officially were
opened yesterday before dis
appointing crowd Of $4,000 -
will include 400-meter hurdles
semifinals and trials in the 100
meter dash and 8OO-meter run.
Finals in Javelin
The other competition in the
kickoff round of q sports IN
this far-fiung athletic carnival
being held for the first time
in the United States Includes:
Women's track, baseball,
mems and women's basketball,
mems fencing, soccer, mems
and womens tennis. mems
volleyball, weightlifting, and
yachting.
Two other gold medals will
go to champions in the opening
session. Javelin finals will be
held in women's track and the
bantamweight finals are sched-
uled in weightlifting.
Two Baseball Games
The piecemeal schedule calls
for so meter preliminaries
through the semifinalS for
women; two baseball games at
Comiskey Park, home Of the
White Sox; three basketball
games for men and two for
women: foil matches in fenc-
ing; two soccer matches; two
mems volleyball matches:
yachting competition for seven
different sailing craft types;
and mems and women's tennis
prelims.
Competition for some 1000
athletes from "a nations will
continue through September 6
at some 20 different venues.
Some 1872 athletes from 10
countries are represented in
tonight's track events at the
lake front stadium.
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Junior Masters

Guy D'Amecourt, "A, Of
Mitchell Park, shot a IS for
nine holes yesterday to win
the District Recreation De-
partment'S Junior Masters golf
tournament at East Potomac,
A field of 80 boys competed.
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Two More Of q Series

with a 5-4 record, their first
winning season in four. Coach
Walt Fedora gave football let
tiers to only 20 boys but half
Of them have returned TO help
make his 10th season at Suit
land more pleasant.
Suitland also is beginning to
feel the athletic advantages OF
the boys club program started
in its area about FIVE years ago,
With no junior varsity football
at the school. the boys clubs
have become a vital training
ground.
IL Youngsters Return
tits the first time since I've
been here" Fedora says. that
we have had II boys returning
with 10 or IL more to back
'em up"
This coach is one who al
ways has a kind word for his
players individually. and this
year he seems genuinely en-
thusiastic. OF the veterans,
Fullback Jim Sheldon. a IT'S
pound trackman; Tackle Bob
Schubert, the team Sparkplug;
Linebacker John Trudo and
Defensive End Jimmy Crosen
played the most last year.
End Roger Hackett is called
fast for his size, 6-foot-3 and
200 pounds. Tackle Mike Fitz-
patrick, 2l5, is very durable.
Thomas Cook and Ed Schiazze
are a pair Of light, but fast
stepping, guards needed for
the single wing.
Must Replace Pollock
Just as necessary for this
offense is a replacement for
Buddy Pollock, who graduated
at tailback. All halfbacks are
being worked at both wing
back and tailback, but Letter.
man William Jet appears bet
ter suited to the wing with his
l55 pounds, speed and block
ing ability.
Ronnie Curtin, 100, who
broke an ankle in the first
scrimmage a year ago, "hits
like a 200-pounder," Fedora
says. Bill Cater, a promising
triple threaten; Jim Lucas
from the baseball pitching staff
and John Adriani also figure
in the halfback picture.
The blocking back, or quar-
terback, chores will BE- handled
by Bill Bates, who lettered al
linebacker; Don Kennerly OF
Howard Towers.
David Cunningham prob
ably will get the job of replac-
ing the graduated Lynn Halla-
baugh at center. Sure to helr
at tackle are 250-pound Dor
Carter, a transfer from Ana.
costa, and 260-pound Dor
Oleson.
PERSONNEL
Lettermen lost-1l.
Lettermen returnine-Roger Hackett
John Trudo, Jimmy Crosen, ends; MIX
Kirkpatrick. Robert Schubert, tackles
Thomas Cook. Ed Schiazze, guards
David Cunningham, center; William
Jett ,halfback; James Sheldon, William
Bates. fullbacks.
FINELY, John Richardson, ends; Pei
Carter. Don Oleson. tackles: John Gill
guard; Donald Kennerly, Howard
Towers, quarterbacks: Ronnie Curtin
Bill Cater, John Adriani. James Lucas
Dickie Black. halfbacks; Daryl Cain
SCHEDULE
September 1s-Bladensburg at North
western, 8.
September 25-Open.
October Wheaton, 2.
October 10-Blair, IL am.
October 16-At Bethesda Chevy Chase
800.
October 24-At Richard MONTGOMERY, 2
October 31-At Walter johnson, ..
November 6-High Point at North
western, &.
November 14-oxon Hill. ..
November 20-At Northwestern, 8.
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TWO LEFT SHOES
BRING SQUAWK

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. %
(AP).-Football practice
two grueling hours of it
was over for the day at
Wilbur Wright High School.
Assistant coach John
Schneider asked the routine
ANY complaintSP"
IF this is the time to file
complaints, I've got one"
said a small freshman.
I've got two left shoes"