Fay Solelenberger Case Summary

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1. Team owner Fay Sollenberger was pleased that the team was recognized at their awards banquet.

2. To whom did you write about reserving game tickets?

3. It was very noticeable that Jackson played better than me during yesterday’s game.

4. The audience remained in their seats until the last inning.

5. The star player for the team is her.

6. The women’s basketball team announced that anyone can attend their practices.

7. The meeting of the Whitland Athletic Club was disrupted by his arriving late.

8. Mail you’re reply to our headquarters by November 1.

9. When the members of the International Olympic Committee meet, it is required to show their identification cards at the gate.

10. It is she whom we recommend for consideration on the

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