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Oakes Ames '98, research professor of Botany, emeritus and the world's leading authority on orchids died yesterday morning at his home in Ormand, Florida.
Justice Hugo L. Black of the United States Supreme Court will preside over the final argument of the Ames Competition today in a closed session in Langdell Hall Courtroom.
Black will be Chief Justice of the fictitious appellate "Ames Court." Justice Edward A. Counihan, Jr. of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and Judge Ernest W. Gibson of the Federal District Court of Vermont will be Associate Justices.
Almost ninety percent of first year law students enter the Ames Competition, but by the spring of the third year all have have been eliminated except the two clubs competing in the finals.
Many drastic lineup changes have taken place since last year's won eight-lost ten squad. The team's outstanding one-two punch, Agar and Bullard, has graduated. Charlie Ames and Jay Robb, who played numbers three and six respectively, also saw their final season last spring. Out of the...