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...summary of the match is as follows: AMERICANS. ENGLISH. Rice (H.), 1/2 Webb (C.), 1/2 Sewall (C.), 1 Bateman (C.), 0 Sawin (Y.), 0 Davidson (O.), 1 *Rich'd'n (P.) 1 Roome (O.), 0 Keeler (C.), 0 Bumpus (O.), 1 *Bridg'm (H.), 0 Brown (C.), 1 Totals...
...expiration of the time limit on Saturday evening at 6 o'clock, the score was 2 1-2 to 1 1-2 in favor of the English team. On Friday Sawin (Y.) had lost to Davidson (O.); and on Saturday, Rice (H.), had drawn his game with Webb (Camb.), Sewall (Col.), had defeated Bateman (Camb.), and Keeler (Col.), had lost to Bumpus (O.) The games between Richardson (P.) and Roome (O.), and between Bridgman (H.) and Brown (Camb.) were still unfinished and Mr. Pillsbury was appointed to adjudicate them. He at once awarded the game between Richardson (P.) and Roome...
...first day's play in the fifth annual cable chess match between Oxford and Cambridge, and Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia resulted slightly in favor of the English universities. This was due to the resignation of Sawin (Y.) to Davidson (O.) The other five games were left unfinished in an almost even condition...
...Sawin (Y.) vs. Davidson (O.), won by Davidson...
...fifth annual cable chess match between Oxford and Cambridge, and Harvard, Yale, Columbia and Princeton will be held today and tomorrow. The American team will play at the rooms of the Boston Athletic Association and will be composed of the following men: C. T. Rice 2G. (H.), J. F. Sawin (Y.), F. H. Sewall (C.), C. S. Richardson (P.), H. A. Keeler (C.), P. W. Bridgman '04 (H.). The place at which the English team will play, and the names of the men composing the team will be announced this morning...