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...Haven yesterday afternoon Foote of Yale won from Codman of Harvard, 4-6, 6-0, 6-2, and was then beaten by Herrick, who has represented Princeton for three years with no great success. This leaves Malcolm Chase to represent Yale...
...conditions prescribed in the official announcement are as follows: The intercollegiate cup now held by Malcolm G. Chace of Brown will be contested for. This cup eventually goes to the college which first wins seven first prizes; in case of a tie, second prizes to count. A first and also a second prize in both singles and doubles will be awarded...
...finals of the intercollegiate tennis on Friday, Malcolm Chase of Brown won from Foote of Yale, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. In the doubles also Brown was victorious, Chace and Budlong beating Howland and Foote of Yale 6-1, 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4. The tennis was excellent throughout...
...best playing in the intercollegiate tennis was shown in the semi-finals of the singles on Thursday, in the match between John Howland of Yale and Malcolm Chace of Brown. Howland's brilliant placing came near winning him the match, but Chace recovered from his surprise after the first set and tired his opponent out by continuous lobbing from the back line. Score, Chace...
...annual Interscholastic Tennis Tournament will take place to day on the Harvard courts. There are more entries than ever before, seventy five in all, most of them from the neighborhood of Boston, though there are a few from Providence. Malcolm Chase, now a Brown freshman, won the tournament last year, defeating Budlong of the Providence High School in the finals in a five set match. Chace's retirement makes Budlong the probable winner. Chace will be present and may play an exhibition match with Budlong. I. T. Whittelsey, secretary of the National Tennis Association, will referee the important matches. Among...