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Sing Out, Sweet Land! (book by Walter Kerr; produced by the Theater Guild) is a songbook history of American life. Combining folk music with Tin Pan Alley tunes, it warbles its way across the centuries-the voice of a canoeman floating down the Ohio, a chorus raised in an Illinois clearing, a medley of tunes on a Mississippi steamboat, a soldiers' rouse round a Civil War campfire, the guttural throb of Negro blues, the frilly ditties of the Gay Nineties, the brash rhythms of speakeasy jazz...
...educated at Munich and Harvard. He is now headmaster of the Columbus (Ohio) School for Girls. For 20 years, under his own and two pen names (John Esteven, Peter Loring), he has been writing mysteries, romances, biographies. Captain from Castile is his first big success. Chosen by the Literary Guild for January, it has also been snapped up by 20th Century...
Forty seconds after the whistle blew, starting the second half, Guild tied the score on a hard drive from a shuffie in front of the Academy goal, and before the quarter had ended, Glidden had put the Crimson out in front with goal number three. Goals by Pearson and Simitch in the fourth period brought the final count to Harvard 5, Milton Academy...
Saturday's game with Medford saw the Crimson score three times in the final period to win 3 to 1. The Harvard lineup for the Milton Academy game: g, Livermore; lb, Dean; rh, Smith; lhb, Coon; chb, Lillee; rhb, Gilbert; or, Guild; ir, Glidden; c, Pearson; il, Jeem; ol, Simitch...
...starting lineup against Brown: g, Harshman; 1b, Dean; rb, Day; rh, Butcher; ch, Mavor; lh, Glidden, or Guild; ir, Blanco; cf, Genn; il, Pearson; ol, Corrigan...