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Dennis Cuccia, administrative assistant and the scout for the Tigercats, said yesterday the whole affair was the result of a misunderstanding by Stoeckel. "We talked with Jim and said he could forego signing until after the baseball season," Cuccia said. "Jim said he'd check it [his eligibility] with the athletic department and later called us to say it was okay to announce the signing...
This local color is supposed to be in anticipation of the bicentennial next year but its real purpose is to forego the English accents. By switching the situation to Boston perhaps Ayrton hoped to hold the audience's attention in an otherwise long, drawn out farce...
Many ski shops still have large inventories of last year's models--still guaranteed and unused--and these provide the opportunity for the best savings, if one is content to forego the dubious distinction of having the "very latest." Look for name brand equipment which is marked way off the list price and choose the best discount. This can easily be done by shopping the ski shop advertisements in the Boston papers...
...have to forego the convenience of on-campus living against one's will is bad enough; to make one pay for the inconvenience is miserly and cruel...
...Derby, or any Triple Crown race for that matter. The Derby distance of 1¼ miles is too great, some believe, for Bold Ruler's progeny. And if Sham is not the horse to prove that, perhaps it will be longer shots like Royal and Regal or Forego...