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Ufford, Better, Will Play Against Tigers
Charley Ufford, number one player on the varsiy squash team, has recovered from his recent attack of mumps and will definitely play against Princeton here Tuesday, Coach Jack Barnaby said yesterday.
"Charley's still a little wobbly," Barnaby said, "but we hope he'll be back in form by the Princeton match." Ufford, who lives in Haverford, Pa., will play in a weekend tournament in Plainfield, N.J., Barnaby said.
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