Hackett Delights Small Audience In The King's Game
James K Hackett impressed a modest crowd at the New Noble in The King's Game a Brackett Seitz drama. He led a balanced company with Jane Marbury as Katherine and strong support from Lawler Wayne Pennington and others. The piece features a king's son toppling anarchists and pardoning leaders amid vibrant stagecraft and period tone.
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Hackett
Torania
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Jane Marbury
Katherine
Robert Lawler
Pasquali
Robert Wayne
Sergius
Walter Pennington
Oxford and Cambridge Set for 68th Boat Race Duel
London March 30 Oxford and Cambridge crews near full training for the annual Oxford leads in wins 36 to 30 with one dead heat in 1877. The race over the Mortlake to Putney four miles promises a close contest as Cambridge shows steady improvement since Putney while Oxford maintains a strong rhythm under Mr Bourne. The best four mile time 18m 47s, first set by Oxford in 1893 and tied by Cambridge in 1900.
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Putney
Thames
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Oxford
Northeastern League Prepares For May Opening In Southeast
The Northeastern League reorganized under Anniston leadership aims for an May 8 season start. Managers named include Walter Ford in Anniston, Billy May in Gadsden, Fred Bussee in Selma, Dan Bert in Rome, J B Campbell in Huntsville, with strict salary and player limits to be enforced.
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Anniston
King Bailey
Gadsden
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Selma
Fred Bussee
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Dan Bert
St. Louis
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Huntaville
Joe Patton
Decatu
Huntsville
Russell Ford
Semiston
Kauff Leads New York Aces Baseman in Athens Photo
This photograph captures Kauff of the New York Americans sliding into a bag to upset Eliott. The daring play shows him risking injury for his team as Ya players train in Athens Georgia.
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New York
Ame
Eliott
Athens
NAACP Conference Opens in Boston With Notable Speakers
The third annual NAACP conference begins a two day session at Park Street Church in Boston. Speakers include Governor Foss of Massachusetts Charles J. Bonaparte Oswald G. Willard Florence Kelley Moorfield Storey and Rabbi Stephen S Wise.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Park Street
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
Charles J. Bonaparte
The
United States
Oswald G. Willard
New York
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