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Entries in the tournament for the University championship in doubles, which begins next Friday afternoon, and is open to members of the three upper classes, will close tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. In signing, players should indicate their afternoon classes in order to avoid unnecessary defaults. Players must also give the names of their partners and pay the entry fee of $1 per team, when signing...
...members of the three upper classes, will begin on Jarvis Field next Friday afternoon. A blue-book has been placed at Leavitt & Peirce's, in which entries may be made up to 6 o'clock next Wednesday night. In signing, players should indicate their afternoon classes in order to avoid unnecessary defaults. Players must also give the names of their partners and pay the entry fee of $1 per team, when signing...
...Singles will begin on Jarvis Field next Monday afternoon. The tournament will be open to all men in the three upper classes, except those on the University squad. Entries must be made in the blue-books at Leavitt & Peirce's before 6 o'clock next Saturday. In order to avoid all unnecessary conflicts the hours of all afternoon college engagements must be placed in the book. The winner of the tournament will play the leading man on the University squad for the college championship. Cups will be awarded to the winner and runner-up. There will be an entry...
...want to see a play for the sake of its general excellence, in structure and in cast, by all means go to "Justice" at the Plymouth. But if you look for something merely amusing, avoid it; for "Justice" is a play which first of all makes you think, and then leaves you with a bad taste in your mouth...
Annually this Society holds drawing competitions for Harvard, Technology, and itself. To avoid rivalry between the different institutions, the three competitions are separate, and prizes are given according to the individual standard of the work contributed. Out of nineteen entries, Harvard won sixteen first group medals; out of twenty-seven entries, Technology won six first medals; and out of nine entries, the Boston Society won three first medals. The subject for competition and the judges were the same in each case...