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...society-fenced about with deadly capital statutes, but also bound intimately together by chains of patronage running vertically through the classes-that enabled Stubbs to paint his admirably varied theater of land work, from haymakers to grooms, trainers and jockeys, without the least sign of overt condescension. Across the Channel, patrons liked pictures of drunken, vomiting peasants in the Dutch manner: a class zoo. Not in England, where Stubbs painted the cult of the horse with rapt attention, as a ritual focus of many skills and several mutually dependent classes...
...Broadcast: As the Ivy League Game of the Week, the contest will be telecast on the Public Broadcasting System (WGBH, Channel 2 in Boston) beginning at 1 p.m. Dick Galliette, Upton Bell and Sean McDonough will call the contest. Radio stations WHRB (93.5 FM) and WMRE (1510 AM) will carry the game live. Bob Gamere will handle WMRE's play-by-play, with former Harvard quarterback Mike Lynch providing color commentary. WHRB's Jim Rosenthal and Ed Stiel will call the game for the student station...
...victor of the 1 p.m. showdown-to be televised locally on WGBH channel 2 automatically will become only the second squad in Ivy history to cop three straight titles...
...NOTEBOOK--There are no tickets left for The 101st Game against Yale next weekend, which almost assuredly will be televised locally by Channel 2. Harvard now leads its series with Penn, 35-18-2. In the last several minutes, Restic used third-string senior quarterback Greg Kouvelas, who completed one of three tosses...
Local coverage in Boston was most noteworthy for the stations' annoying reluctance to switch to their network anchor desks. Channel 7, for instance, gave us a plodding Tom Ellis while Dan Rather announced the Reagan victory. And the station also took its time before joining the Reagan family in Los Angeles. Their viewers missed the first couple walking up to the podium. Let the record show that Mrs. Reagan, like Rather, wobbled just a bit and appeared slightly dazed...