After the Harlem Cultural Festival, There Was Newark s Love Festival
After the Harlem Cultural Festival, There Was Newark s Love Festival
Footage of major public concert that followed the ones documented in Summer of Soul is available to view online
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Summer of Soul, the new documentary from Questlove, spotlights 1969’s Harlem Cultural Festival, a series of concerts that entertainer turned promoter Tony Lawrence presented in Harlem’s Mount Morris Park in the summer of 1969. But less than two months after the final HCF show that August, Lawrence set his eyes on an equally momentous event across the Hudson River: Newark, New Jersey’s “Love Festival.”
Newark s Love Festival: See What Came After Summer of Soul
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By Erik Harris, sports editor
Four local baseball/softball teams took the field on Monday, resulting in three wins for Tribune-area clubs. Each of those wins came from the softball field, as Springville extended its current winning streak, Leeds rolled by Carver-Birmingham and Pinson Valley rallied back from an 11-run deficit.
See game recaps below.
That makes it nine in-a-row for the Springville softball team.
The fourth-ranked Tigers (26-8, 5-0) extended their winning streak on Monday evening with an 11-1 Class 6A, Area 13 victory over Southside-Gadsden in six innings. For Springville, Graci Black logged a 3-for-3 evening with two RBIs and Makalyn Kyser drove in three more with a fifth-inning home run to center field.