Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-18
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= AT THE HIGH SCHOOL :
= BY John Sorrells +
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rams all over the CITY are lOOklnS
forward with interest to the coming
battle between the Little Rock and
the local Hi basketball teams. Coach
Osborne and all his squad realive that
the game Friday night will be the
hardest of the season and stiff
practice is being held every afternoon
to get in condition for it. The whole
team is in the pink of condition and
awaiting anxiously and eagerly
for the chance of little revenge on
Little Rock. Much interest has been
shown in basketball not only at the
zens, since the defeat of Jonesboro by
the locals and record breaking
crowd is expected. The management
at the Y. NJ. C. A. will put seats on
the gym" floor to accommodate the
overflow of spectators from the bale
ony. More depends on this game
than any of the past ones. Little Rock
is conceded to be tremendously
strong team and the chances of the
locals for the state championship are
generally thought to rest on the re-
suit of this game. Every thing will
be carried out according to champion
ship style so as not to leave the
Capitol City boys loophole in the
very probable case they are defeated.
It's matter OF religion with Little
Rock to find an excuse for every de-
feat and the locals are determined
to leave nothing as an excuse for
their inferiority. Walter H. Adams
will probably referee. He has Off
ciatedin all the previous games and
his work has given entire satisfaction
to all concerned. Little Rock of
course will be give one of the Off
Gals besides an assistant scorer.
Pine Bluff has always played the
game square and they want to give
even Little Rock a square deal. The
lads will probably bring a crowd of
rooters with them.
Numerous small boys have been
seen lately at the High School bring
ing weapons of antique date. deer
hides and ,sundry other articles to
the auditorium. The play Friday night
will be suggestive Of Colonial days
from start to finish and the city has
been secured to get the appropriate
scenery. The admission to the play
will be fifteen cents or one book. A
book brought to the library between
the hour of and s o'clock will be
entitle one to free ticket. Basket
ball game and the play will not inter-
fere with each other as the game
starts at no and the curtain arises
at $3.50.
A final rehearsal will be held to-
morrow. The cast is we'll balanced
all are thoroughly familiar with their
parts. During the intermission music
will be rendered by several young
ladies and young men. These have
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been heard before and never fail tt
please The intermissions will be
tolerably long in order to allow fol
a change of costume and the val
will be livened by the popular musi
clans. A full cast has been announc
ed for the first time. The cast in
cludes about forty members owe
thirty Of whom will be from the P
Psi society.
Dramatfs PersOnae.
Miles Standish. ........ Nellie Leacl
John Alden .Ellice Breathwi
PRISCILLA Edith Foste
Elder Of Plymouth. Annie Mae Wilson
Indian Chiefs, Katherine Montgomer
and Virginia Mill
Messenger $500. Trace Duhnlh
Indian Braves. Mamie Duncan.
Velma slbley. Mamie Moore and
Ida Mac Wilson.
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