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...butterfly leg pulled to within a foot of Yale's Joe Seldon. By this time, the jammed house, weary from watching Yale sweep to three firsts and a second in the first four events on the card, was yelling for LaSalle. Jack Lumsden, LaSalle freestyler, finally nailed Don Irwin in the final three yards and won by about half a foot...
...Author Irwin Shaw has especially revised the play for the College production, which will run for seven performances, including Thursday and Saturday matinees, starting April...
Died. William Henry ("Will") Irwin, 74, longtime Jack-of-all-letters; of a stroke; in Manhattan. The hour-by-hour news stories he wrote for the New York Sun on the 1906 San Francisco earthquake made journalistic history of a sort: he wrote six or seven columns a day for eight days, produced an account that later became a book, The City That Was. The same year, he left newspapering for magazine work, did notable muckraking on corrupt journalism (The American Newspaper), ultimately churned out some 30 volumes of fact, fiction, drama and verse...
With prospects for HDC performance at the Brattle Hall Playhouse still in doubt, Dramatic Club officials entered negotiations to present "The Survivors" at a downtown theater. Several veterans' organizations may join with the HDC in bringing the Irwin Shaw war play to Boston for a week...
Three veteran actors and directors joined HDC ranks last night to help resuscitate the Club's spring production, Irwin Shaw's "The Survivors." The play collapsed after an eight-day run in New York despite loud acclaim from critics Wolcott Gibb an Brooks Atkinson...