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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

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dealers.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

yA% RAMBLER American 2-dr stotion
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INA PONTIAC Sofori 4-door 9-poss.
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VOLKsWAGEN 80 s4-ton pickup,
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VA--1125 ACRES

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5S-ACRE level corner lot, War
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

FORD Custom 800 sedon Economical
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

SRA HUMBER Hawk 4-door by Rootes Of
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SIS De Vile type coupe. every
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

SO "75' s-pass. limo, orig. black
finish. former funeral car. like
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-23

9M% RAMBLER American 2-door sedon.
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cylinder engine with stondord trons-
mission insures top gasoline miIeooe.
Fully foctoY equipped including r.
and h
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Mrs. Milligan Takes
Course At Clemson

CLEMSON. S. C.-Lou Floy
W. Ml!ligan. teaches AT LorlS
High School, LoriS. is attending
the National Science Founda-
ton Summer Institute for High
) -hool Science and Mathemat-
les al Clemson College.
SiXty-Six teachers from the
states of Alabama. Florida.
Georgia. Massachusetts. North
and South Carolina are COM
plotting SIX weeks of graduate
work At Clemson while getting
a new view of the subject mat
ter they teach.
The various courses furnish
the teachers opportunities to
renew their knowledge of fun
Gamentals. to acquaint them
selves with recent develop
mcntS and Announcements in
science, mathematics and en-
ginccrIng and to become famll-
lar with new approaches in
the presentation of subject
matter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Get Club Charter

Whiteville's newly organized
Junior Chamber of Commerce
chapter received its charter
Tuesday night. June rs. State
President John Kennedy of
fayetteville presented the
charter to the new club which
has an active beginning memb-
crShip of %. President Harold
Hulk of Tabor City received the
-harter from Kennedy.
President Hulk was from the
extending organization, the Ia
Dor City Jaycees. Clifford Gore,
local Jaycee .pre&y. attended
the meeting In order to con-
graduate the new club memb-
erS on their organization.
II. NJ. (Red) Leaman, White
vile Carolina Power and Light
company manager, was guest
speaker. He challenged the
members to look around White
vile and the county and get
cut and do what needs to be
done"
Several state officials of the
Worldwide organization at
tended the meeting: They were:
Jcnncdy, Stacy Weaver Of
Fayetteville, regional director:
Kirby Sullivan. Southport.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Horny County Girl
Dies Of Injuries
From Auto Accident

Linda Ann lyle, l5-year-
old Horny County girl. died
Thursday. June %. in the Null
Inns Hospital as a result of in
iuries and burns received in a
Tuesday night, one-vchicle ac-
Cidcnt near Duford.
She was the driver of a 1862
pickup which officers say
skidGcd off secondary Highway
- IN the Spring Branch Com
raunity of Horny County.
Also injured and hOSpitaliz-
co in the accident were the
girls thrcc-ycar-old brother
Richard Keith lyle, Sarah
Faye Bullock. 10, ali of Rt. l.
Fair Bluff. and Donna Lee
Brewer. age 10. of Myrtle
Beach.
The accident happened a.
round 9 p. NJ. Tuesday night.
South Carolina Highway Pat
rolman Eddie Hudson and 4
rural Horny County policeman
Herman Enzor investigated the
accident.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

by the owner that If they make
a down payment of 81 500 prior
to the expiration of the option
on July Is. he will deliver the
deed to the property and take
a mortgage for the $500 bal
ance, the $500 paid for the OPP
ton having been deducted from
the total purchase price.
Airport enthusiasts at Tabor
City have agreed 10 raiseS75O
and it is anticipated that an
cquival nj amount will be rails
ed i'm LoriS to make the pur-
chase of the property possible.
Only when the property, $50
feet wide and running nearly
a mile alongside the Country
Club road, has been purchased.
will any state or federal aid
b. available.
Aviation enthusiasts now are
privatcly-lcased air
strip which runs perpendicular
to the proposed airport and
lies across the highway from
the new site. That lease has
only few years to run ard
PAST efforts to purchase the
property have hecn unavailing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Gore Is Named
New FILA Head

|. Carroll Gore, native of the
oirCw,y section. has been
named Columbus County Far
mor'S Homo Administration
Supervisor in Whitcvillc. ac-
Curuing Ia Melvin IL. Hearn,
state head of the agency. Gore
SUc eeGS Thomas Anderson
who is retiring. Gore. a 1850
r. uatc OF North Carolina
State College, served for the
past two years as the Assistant
County Supervisor in the Clin-
ton AC lniniStI alton Ciiice.
Director Hearn declared, The
VAUDEVILLE office is one of oar
largest workload offices and
serves both Columbus and
Brunswick Counties. We feel
vcly Fortunate to have a vpun2
man OF Cores ability to sue
coed Anderson as the County
Supervisor in Whiteville. He
has done an outstanding JOB
in Clinton and we feel he will
continue the good work in
WhiteNille in making the serv-
ice of the Farmers Home Ad-
miniStration available 10 rural
and farm families
Retiring Supervisor Ander-
'un has no; announced any de-
finite retirement plans. Hearn
stated: We regret To see And
crSon Leave the agency since
he had done such a good JOB
during his career. He has help
ed many farmers to improve
their standard of living"
Gore is married tu me form
or FonroSc Johnson of Samp-
son county and has one child
& months old.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Twin City Folk
Move To Obtain
Modern Airport

The Twin City Community
has gone TO work with a will
this week in an effort to raise
Sl.5O0 10 begin work on build
ing a real Twin City Airport
between LoriS and Tabor City.
Frank Boyd. president of the
LOriS Merchants Association.
called special meeting TODAY
for l pm. Friday at The CofICe
Shop when members of the
association are TO hear plans
for the airport and receive in
formation on state and federal
aid outlined by a representative
oG the s. c. Aerorfantics CoIn-
mission.
\ non-profit corporation set
up about a year ago obtained
an option on a tract of Lard
lust north of the CarolInaS
Country Club road al a pur-
chase price of $500. Corpora
ton officers have been advised
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

White stated that he and fell
low officers. armed with a
search warrant. made "A search
of a restaurant and an adjoin-
ing building owned by Mrs.
Sadie j. HammondS. Mrs.
Hammonds. when asked if she
knew about the illegal liquor.
said, Il don't know a thing "a
boat it," Smitty Grey Register
was also charged with poses
sion of tax paid whiSkcy and
possession for purposes of sale.
They were booked on $500
bond ca h. F"cn was later re-
leased when bail was arranged.
The haul was worth approx
'mately $500. Vodka. gin. and
whiskey were found stored in
various containers fishing
tackle box, a waShtub. and in
a Gil cooking urn.
oiAlSSIS AiNNSNS"N''c 'AiI ~
cident SurmiSed that the LIQUOR
had apparently been placed be-
meath the floor o: the building
anG all out one board was nail
cd. The one loose board was
used as a means of entry
Investigating officers were
Chief White and Officer Bill
Stove. Charlie Smith. Ray W;l-
hanson. and Stuart SaSSCr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Wage Increase At
W hiteville Factory

National Spinning Company
Of Whi;eville announced Thurs
day that the wages of all hour
ly-paid employees would be in
creased live cents per hour ef-
tcctive July 9.
Ibis increase, according to
the ann, uncement, was made
possible by the high quality
of workmanship. efficiency.
loyalty. and in line with our
,ompany'S policy Ia provide the
best wages possible in our
nien!y competitive industry.
The hourly increase will GO
into effect at other factorics
owned by the managers of the
Whiteville mill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Williams Reelected
Brunswick Mayor

A total of IS Brunswick Vor-
GrS went To the polls Saturday
Commissioners from a list Of
To elect a 5-man Board OF
~ candidates. Clyde Williams
was reelected mayor with \
high vote of SO votes while
James Rocks had % and Geo
rge Spivcv Ind -. Each was
renamed To- the Board.
Bolcy HammundS with 90
votes and George GaSkinS. Jr.
had l8 votes which was enough
TO get them their first seats on
the Board.
+. L. ViuSon and =. {. F.
2Cll were defeated for rC-clcC-
ton To the Board.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

raise 100000 10 get the new
campus started.
And now within weeks the
ground will be broken and the
first building will soon begin
10 take shape. II will be mas
SivC, two story, brick structure
with tall columned portico.
When it is complete there will
be three up-tO-ddtc. efficiently
equipped laboratories for the
natural and life sciences: mod
ern equipped typewriting and
office machine rooms with the
latest in typewriters, calculat-
OfS. and related office mach
ines: and an adequate number
OF ClaSSroOmS and faculty Of
IlCeS.
At the rear of the building,
rising story and a half and
extending over threG-fourths
the length of the building. will
De the library. Ii will be open
and light. and stacked with
thousands of volumes.
The administrative offices
and business offices will be
easy to reach and accessible to
everyone.
The second structure. a stu
dent union building. will begin
later in the year. It. too,s will
be of traditional design with i
lounge. snack bar. auditorium
u little thcater. cafeteria, and
other facilities for student &C
tivitieS. This building will take
advantage of Horny County :
temperate climate through the
extensive use Of patIpS opening
from large glass doors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Coastal Carolina College
Construction Commences

Motorists travelling along SOL
between Conway and Myrtle
Beach have watched the pro-
greSS of men and their mach
ines as they cut a wide Swath
through the pine forest that
borders the busy dual lane
road. The big garnet and black
sign near the new clearing tells
the story: The Future Home
of Coastal Carolina College,
Branch of the University OF
South Carolina"
This is the beginning of
college canpuS--a campus that
the people Of Horny County
have dreamed of since the fall
of 1854 when thirty-Seven stu
dents enrolled for college claS-
ScS in small office in the
Conway High School. This
campus is now so close 10 be-
coming a reality that many are
beginning to visualize its fut-
ure as ii buStleS with collegiate
activity students huStling
back and forth to classes. COM
mencement with all its pomp
and ceremony, and of course
the spine tingling, spontaneous
roar from packed stadium
when a hometown hero drives
across the goal line on a falliSh,
Saturday afternoon
The residents of Horny Co.
unity have twice shown their
willingness to sacrifice for the
college. First. they added a new
tax to an already heavy tax
load. Second, they showed ali
Of South Carolina that they
could pool their donations and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Horny Farmers Tour
Coker Farm FRIDAY

Al! Horny county farmers
interested in touring ;he Cos y
.arm AZ HartSvilic on Il .ariety
test Of tobacco, corn and soy
beans pave been asked 10 meet
in froHt of the LoriS Junior
High School Friday II orning at
1:45 a m.
Those making TIL trip will
go Is a group. Any unable 10
meet At the school have been
asked 10 join the group on tn"
Cocker fam at 10 a IN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
Whiskey Raid Sat.
Nets $500 Worth

4 Saturday raid on a White
vile business establishment ON
Fast Main Street Melted 200
half pints Of assorted in'oxi-
CGEtS and the arrest Of a man
an d woman. according 20
WhItcville CHEW Wade White.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

This will be Coastal Caro-
lima, Branch of University of
South Carolina. 1868. It's the
talk of every town and cross
road in Horny. The people are
mighty proud, and they have a
right 10 be-the job has been
we'll done.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

II we have not peace within
ourselves. il is in vain to seek
il from outward sources.
RouchcfouCauld
Nothing can bring you peace
but yourself; nothing can bring
YOU peace but the triumph of
principles. Emerson
Back 0f tranquility lies al
ways conquered unhappinesS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

A report on the election said
the name Of every man in the
community who was eligible To
vote had been placed on the
ballot.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04
HOUSE FOR SALE: three bed

room house, living room din
ing area, heating hail. large
bath with tub shower. glass
cd in back porch, tool room.
See or call Mrs. Hubert Car
ady. 500 Britt Street, Phone
1881. Tabor City. (tfc)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-04

state vice-prssident: and Parl-
ey King. Raleigh, state direct
or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
Dick ModzeIewski
And Grosscup Sign

NEW YORK, July IL (AP)
Dick Modzelewski, all-star
defensive tackle, and reserve
Quarterback Lee GroSscup have
signed their 1862 contracts with
the New York Giants.
Modzelewski. 3l-year- old for
mer Maryland star, will be
starting his 10th season in pro
football next week when the
Giants begin training at Fair
field University.
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Orioles Homers
Top IL AII-Sturs

ROCHESTER. N. Y, July IL
(AP).-Jim Gentle, Dick Will
liams and Gus Triandos
slammed home runs for the
Baltimore Orioles last night as
the American Leaguers defeated
the International League ALL
Stars, as. before 11,128.
The loss was the first for the
IL Stars in their last four en-
counters with major league
clubs.
Home runs drove in all OF
the All-Stars runs off right
handlers Jack Fisher and Dave
Vineyard. Lou johnson con-
nected with a man on base ir
the first inning. and little Vic
Davalillo smashed one with two
aboard in the ninth. Davalillc
also had a single and double.
The Orioles were limited to
two hits in the first seven in
nings. but both were home run,
and produced enough scores fol-
a 80 lead. They sewed it UP
with five runs in the eighth.
Baltimore tAL) 900 600 -l5O-s 3
IL All stars 200 900 OO3-5 10
Fisher, Vineyard ~ and Triandos
ing 49,, Leubke (S) and McCarver
W-Fisher. L-Mathias.
Home runs-Baltimore, Gentle, vii,
liamS, Triandos. All Stars, johnson
Davalillo.
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Hornung Seeks
Early Release

FORT RILEY, Kans.. July
IL (AP).-Paul Hornung, Greer
Bay Packers halfback, has re.
quested early release from
Army duty so he can report tt
the club for the start of prac.
tice this month.
The Fort Riley information
office said yesterday Hornung's
request has been forwarded tc
the 5th Army at Chicago.
He made his request rather
late" a spokesman said, land
it may be that his normal re-
lease will come around before
paper work is finished on his
request"
Hornung is assigned to the
2S6th Engineer Company, q
National Guard unit from Lin.
ton, N. OAK, which is due fol-
release August /.
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Coast AII-Sturs
OutsIug Angels

PORTLAND, Greg. July IL
(AP). - Home runs by Max
Avis and Dave Ricketts,
spanked an eighth-inning rally
last night which carried the
Pacific Coast League All-Stars
to a SIS victory over the Los
Angeles Angels.
Both homers came off Tom
Morgan. who had just relieved
Bob Botz. Morgan hit Spo-
kane's Red GRADER with a
pitch, then watched a SD
Angel lead vanish on the blast
by Salt Lake City's Avis. Rick
etts. Portland catcher, followed
with his first home run of the
season.
Portland Pitcher Dan Osinski
protected the lead by striking
out two Of the final three Angel
batterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
AZ CoIIegiians
Start Drills for
AII-Star Game

! CHICAGO, July IL (AP).-A
squad Of 49 outstanding COL
legiate football players Of 1861
reports to Head Coach Otto
Graham at Northwestern Uni
versity today to begin training
for the All-Star Game in Sol
der Field August 8.
The Collegians have their Job
cut out for them. Their oppon-
ents will be the Green Bay
Packers, who smashed the New
York Giants. $40. to win the
1861 National Football League
championship.
The game will mark the Pack
ers' fourth appearance in the
series. They lost 60, in 1887;
won, 1928. in 1910, and won,
1877, in 1915. The pros hold an
1873 edge in the rivalry and
two games have been ties. The
last All-Star triumph was in
1858 when Graham, in his Sec
ond year as head coach, directed
the Collegians to a 1918 de-
cision over the Detroit Lions.
Graham's assistants are Dick
Stanfel and Don Doll, aides at
Notre Dame; John Sauer, for
mer Army star and coach who
now is in business in Dayton:
Mike Scarry, defensive line
coach at Cincinnati and a team
mate of Graham'S with the
Cleveland Browns, and Dante
Lavelli. Cleveland businessman
who was a star end with the
Browns.
The All-Star squad:
EndS-Bob Mitinger. Penn State;
Bill Miller, Miami !Fla).: Ores Mather,
Navy; Bill Hull. wake Forest: Gary
Collins, Maryland: Reginald Carolan,
Idaho; Charles Bryant, Ohio State.
Tackles--Bob Bill. Notre Dame; Ed
Blaine. Missouri; Cylde Brock, Utah
state: Ken Byers, Cincinnati: Joe Car
ollo, Notre Dame: Fate Echols, North
western; Bill Hudson, Memphis state:
John Meyers, Washington; Clark Miller,
Utah state; Merlin Olsen, Utah State
Bobby Plummer, Texas Christians; Dan
Sullivan. Boston College; Billy wilson,
Auburn.
ouards-Roy winston. Lou,s,.n,
state; Jim Skaggs, Washington: Ray
Pinion. Texas Christian; Ray Jacobs.
Howard Payne; Charles Hinton. North
Carolina.
Centers-Daniel Lee Birdwell. Hous-
Goode, Kentucky; Nike Lucci, Tennes-
see: Larry Onesti, Northwestern; Bill
Saul. Penn state.
Backs-Lance Alsvorth, Arkansas:
Ronnie Bull. Baylor; Angelo Dabiero,
Notre Dame; Ernie Davis, Syracuse
Tom Dellinger. North State; Bob Ferg-
uson, Ohio State; Don Fuel, Mississippi
Southern; Roman Gabriel, North Car
olina State: Glenn Glass, Tennessee:
Earl Gros. Louisiana State; John Hadl,
Kansas; Wendell Harris. Louisiana
State; Leroy Jackson, Western Illinois:
Chuck Lamson. wyoming: Curtis Me-
Clinton, Kansas; Bobby Ply, Baylor;
Henry Rivera, Oreson State; Jim Sax
ton, Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
Net Tournament
Is Postponed

The Greater Washington
Tennis Association tournament
scheduled to begin Saturday
has been postponed until late
August or early September.
Marvin Goldman, tourna-
ment director, said the heavy
July tennis schedule had
prompted the change. Most OF
the players are currently in
volved in the Middle Atlantic
Lawn Tennis Association tour
nament at the Edgemoor Club
The GWTA tournament
which ranks second only to
the MALTA event in impor-
lance hereabouts, was won by
Buddy Goletz. George Wash
ington University student, last
year. Olga Mahaney won the
women's title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

his home when he felt some
thing in his leg pop. DR.. George
Resta diagnosed it as a carti-
lage injury and ordered surgery
as soon as possible. Kerr is
sure to be out two months or
longer.
AS a rookie last season, the
former Penn Slater led the
club with seven interruptions
for 81 yards. He also returned
IA kickoffs and five punts for
another 408 yards.
The Redskins also made news
of a more pleasant sort. They
announced the signing of three
veteran tackles. Bob Toneff,
Joe Rutgens and Don Law
renee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
Divorce Sought
By Mrs. Decker

EVERETT, Wash. July IL
(AP).-Mrs. Anne Quasi Decker
twice women's National Anna
teur golf champion, has filed
for divorce.
Her brief complaint accused
her husband Of cruel treatment
She and DR.. j. D. Decker
Seattle orthodontist, had beer
married only 16 months.
Anne won her first national
title in 1858 and regained the
championship last year. Last
week she was named to the
United States Curtis Cup team
which will meet q British team
next month at Colorado Springs
Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
KERR INJURY CHANGES PLANS
Redskins Dealt First Blow

The season hasn't even begun
for the Redskins, but already
they're feeling the sting OF
their first loss.
Jim Kerr, the clubs best
defensive back, suffered a knee
injury yesterday in an informal
workout and will be lost to the
club through all Of preseason
training and the early part of
the season.
That left Coach Bill McPeak,
who got the word just as he
was leaving for California,
wrestling with a replacement
problem even before training
begins July 10 at Occidental
College.
The guessing was that Doug
Elmore. the rookie from Missis-
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u. S. Names
McKinIeyfo for
First Match

CLEVELAND. July IL (AP)
Mckinley Of st. Ann,
Mo-, and Francois Godbout Of
Waterloo, Quebec. will meet
in the opening singles match
of the United States-Canada
Davis Cup competition tomor-
row.
In a surprise draw. John
Douglas of Santa Monica, Calf,
was selected to play the second
singles for the United States
against Don Fontana of Toron-
to. captain Of the Canadian
team.
The doubles teams for Sat
urday's matches will be named
tomorrow.
For Sundays final singles
matches, Mckinley will face
Fontana in the opener, with
Douglas meeting Godbout ir
the second match. There is q
possibility Of substitutions fol
the Sunday matches after tn,
team captains see how to-
morrow's play comes out.
The naming Of Dougla!
comes as a slight surprise
Frank Froehling of Cora
Gables. Fla. had been ex,
pected to play the seconC
singles match because of hi!
fine record in recent months
However. Froehling came t,
Cleveland early this week with
a sore throat and has been un,
able to shake the illness.
Douglas. the Is year OLE
former Stanford quarterback
arrived here from the Wimble'
don tournament in Englant
with sore foot.
Bob Kelleher. captain of tn,
United States team, said Doug
las has been under medical cart
all week and after checking
with the doctor this morning
! was okayed to play.