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...announcement in Friday's issue that Clark, '83, and Taylor, '86, Harvard's representatives in the inter-collegiate tennis tournament, were defeated by Brown, was a mistake...
Several changes have taken place in the freshman crew since Borland went into the University. Hamlin is now rowing seven and fills the place very successfully. Hartley is rowing six and Barnes has gone back from seven to five. Cabot has taken Hartley's place at four. Brown is rowing two. Ayer and Vogel have recently gone to the training table as substitutes. The crew leaves for New London on the 19th. The crew are rowing in poor form and show very little interest in their work. As only about two weeks remain before the race...
Other games yesterday. - At Boston, Bostons, 13; Detroits, 2. At Providence, Providence, 10; Chicagos, 2. At New York, Buffalos, 11; New Yorks, 4. At Philadelphia, Clevelands, 8; Philadelphias, 4. At Providence, Amherst, 9; Brown...
Trinity and Brown with ease, while the doubles also were easily won by Messrs. Clark and Taylor, with the exception of a little sharp work with Brown. Neither of our representatives were up to the mark in the doubles, though Clark played well in the single tournament. Our rackets style of play seemed quite different from that of the other colleges, which seemed to be astonished at our placing and "head work." They also play too slow a game to do well, with the exception of Brown. Yale got second place in the singles, Brown, Amherst and Trinity following...
...score of the games played on Wednesday was: Doubles-Amherst vs. Trinity, 6 to 4, 8 to 6, 6 to 4, in favor of Trinity; Brown defeated Yales, 6 to 3, 6 to 4; Yale beat Amherst, 6 to 4, 6 to 2. Singles-Parker of Brown beat Comstock of Amherst, 6 to 2, to 1; Sargent of Yale defeated Barker of Brown, 3 to 6, 8 to 6, 6 to 0. The colleges were represented as follows: Amherst, Comstock, '83, single player; Wheeler, '84, doubles. Brown Barker, '83, single player; Gardiner, '84, and Hill, '85, doubles. Harvard, Clark...