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...expected that one of the most interesting features of the coming tennis tournament at Longwood will be the contest in the doubles between Messrs. Dwight and Sears, '83, and Messrs. J. S. Clark, '83, of Harvard, and C. M. Clark of Philadelphia...
...last week. The Princeton Club has the reputation of being one of the strongest clubs in the association and will undoubtedly play a strong game, forcing our men to do their utmost to win. Our team have also greatly improved since their last game, and an exciting and interesting contest will probably be the result. As a large number of men will go down to Yale, every one who possibly can should aid the lacrosse team today by his presence at this game, which will be the first played on the home grounds this year. As, by the new rules...
...gold championship medal will be given to the winner in each contest; a silver medal to each winner of the second place, and a bronze medal to each winner of a third place. A special prize will be awarded to the competitor making a best on record. An entrance fee of two dollars for each event must accompany all entries. Entries close May 26th, and must be made by mail. All communications should be addressed to the Secretary National Association Amateur Athletes, Post Office Box 3478, N. Y. City...
Play was called at 3 P. M., and for half an hour a close and exciting contest followed. The New York team put forth all their strength at once, and soon, for the only time during the game, seriously threatened the Harvard goal. Home got the ball in front of goal, and made a shot for it, but threw high over the flags, and the game was soon carried back to the New York side...
...unfortunate, to say the least, that the class races and the Boylston prize speaking come on the same day. Those who row in the race in the morning can hardly be expected to do themselves justice in the evening's contest, while the other candidates for the prize will have to refrain from cheering their crews. We fear that it is now too late to have the day fixed for the Boylston prize speaking changed, but if it is not some change should unquestionably be made...