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Artistic and financial success welcomed the four owner-producers of the Cambridge Summer Playhouse to their newly acquired theater this summer. Over 2500 playgoers jammed Brattle Hall every week to witness professional productions by Shaw, Shakespeare, Maugham, O'Casey, and other play-wrights...
Arnold Horween and Eddie Casey are a couple of fellows who used to coach football here. Just before Dick Harlow. Put them together with Harlow, and you have more than twenty years' worth of Harvard coaches. You also have three men with nothing in common. Except that all three had miserable first seasons...
...Casey took over in 1931. Horween had built a terrifically strong squad in his last three years, so Casey could hardly help winning some games. As a matter of fact, he went into the Yale game undefeated. But even at that it was a bad season, because Harvard was sloppy and unspirited, and barely slipped by a lot of teams it should have slaughtered...
That brings us up to tomorrow, and I stand here before you to declare that Art Valpey's first season will not be anything like Horween's or Casey's or Harlow's. This statement rests solidly on an uninformed, sentimental hunch. Besides that, you don't often draw four of a kind...
After three decades and more of labors by Rabbit Maranville, Casey Stengel, and the immortal Bill Posedel, the Boston Braves are about to bring a pennant to Boston. Of course the Red Sox have won during that stretch-- and mind you there is nothing wrong with the Red Sox--but the wigwam is where the heart...