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...club championship of the Massachusetts Squash Racquets Association was won by the Union Boat Club on Saturday when it defeated the University team by the score of 4 to 1 on the Harvard Club courts. Every match was closely contested, D.McK. Key '22 scoring the University's only point, while Carrell Harrington '24 barely lost to W.F. Howe Jr. in a hard-fought five game encounter. The absence of Myles P. Baker '22 from the line-up was keenly felt by the University players. Meanwhile team B Whitewashed the Boston Athletic Association team on the University courts in its final...
...Key '22 and Mark Wendell will play at 3 o'clock on Court 2. These men are very evenly matched, and the outcome will probably be in doubt to the last point...
...water test. As we had difficulty in entering this building, which was in the nature of a cell, we came to the conclusion that it was a storehouse either for precious documents or for matter which had been banned and stored away from the public eye under lock and key. The material in the documents, which took the form of small tracts or pamphlets, made the latter explanation seem the more plausible. No doubt this had been the office of the board of censors. One of these documents proved so interesting when translated that I shall let it speak...
...scores of yesterday's matches were as follows: Second round. T. S. Hanington '23 defeated Charlton MacVeach '24, 3-2; E. M. Binkle '23 defeated T. M. Carnegie Jr. '25, 3-0; J. M. Jutte '24 defeated D. McK. Key '22 by default. Third round, F. I. Carpenter Jr. '24 defeated Harry Eldridge...
...still closer encounter was that between D. McK. Key '22 and Mark Wendell. The University player, winning the first two games, was soon stopped by his opponent's superior steadiness. The result was always in doubt, but Key, leading 13-11 in the fifth match and hence only two points from winning, became erratic and allowed his opponent to gain five points in quick succession, and the match...