Wednesday, August 24, 1933
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Continued from Pege 27
Toronto could be the
first Canadian team to
make the World Series
and their pitching has
brought them this far.
Jim Clancy and Dave
Stieb are the best in the
league, and their bats
have been consistent
throughout.
Detroit has great hit
ting and pitching and
great looking uniforms.
Tom Selleck likes the Tig
ers so there are lots of
guys walking around
with Tiger hats to give
them the Magnum P.I.
Buy tickets to 4
or more events
and save 15
Only season orders
of 4 or more events
accepted now
UNL Students
save up to 57
Only mail orders
accepted through
August 28
Box Office opens
August 29
For information
or Free Brochure:
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(11-5, M-F)
113 Music Bldg. 11th & R
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Lincoln
Kimball Box Office
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(402) 472-3375
erforming Arts Series
Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Stein
Starring Pat Carroll
Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Missouri Repertory Theatre,
The Importance of Being Earnest
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Gerry Mulligan Jazz Quartet
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
Paillard Chamber Orchestra from France
Jelinek Memorial Concert
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
London Early Music Group
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
Alicia de Larrocha, piano
Ruth K. Seacrest Memorial Concert
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
Ohio Ballet
A Mid-Amenca Arts Alliance Program
Daniel Heifetz, violin
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
Beaux Arts Trio, piano, violin & cello
Jelinek Memorial Concert
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
2 Broadway Hits
"Master Harold" . . . and the boys.
Agnes of God
Czech Philharmrt-r Orchestra
Jelinek Me O 1
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With the
the Nebraska Arts Council
Jelinek Memorial Concerts are supported by a fund made available to the
University of Nebraska Foundation by Viola Jelinek. as a memorial to her
father Stephen Jelinek. The Ruth K. Seacrest Memorial Concert is funded
in part by the Lincoln Foundation from funds held in the Joe W. and Ruth
K. Seacrest Fund made available to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln by
the Seacrest family for an annual concert as a memorial to Ruth K.
Seacrest. Mid-America Arts Alliance Programs are made possible by
support from the Nebraska Arts Council and the National Endowment for
the Arts through their participation in Mid-America Arts Alliance, a regional
arts organization. All programs in this year's series are supported in part by
a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
St Louis
Symphony
Sunday, September 1 1 at 8pm
Program
Verdi Overture to "La Forza del destino"
Schwantner "Four Poems of Agueda Pizarro"
Prokofiev Symphony 5
Tickets on sale
Wednesday, August 31, 7pm-10pm
No mail orders
Phone and counter orders only.
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look.
Who is going to the play
offs? Who knows. That's
why this time of the year
is so fun. The best that
can be said is who
shouldn't make the play
offs: Cleveland and the
West Division.
So what if the Ameri
can League doesn't have
the Carlton's and the
Ryan's? So what if they
don't have the most ded
icated players? The play
ers in the league are spe
cial. They use pine tar
more liberally, they get
thrown out of games a
lot. They don't like their
hotdogs cold, and one of
the best players has a
criminal record for kill
ing seagulls. And above
all, they have great pen
nant races.
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Continued from Pgge 27
This brings us to the
National League playoff.
By rights, At lanta should
win the playoff then go
get stomped in t he World
Series. But Atlanta is 0 G
since the advent of the
playoffs, and there's an
undisclosed reason for it:
they lose on purpose.
Why would the Braves
lose on purpose? lie
cause NBC has broad
casting rights to the
World Series, and Ted
Turner's not about to let
a big-time New York net
work make millions of
dollars by televising his
Braves. So, instead of the
Braves winning the pen
nant look for
the Expos to win the
pennant and get stomp
ed in the Series.
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