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This contest was the result of elimination arguments held during the first and second years, and in the semi-finals, which were held in Novemebr, four clubs remained to compete for the prize. The Kent Club and the Warren Club, by virtue of their victory at that time, automatically became eligible for the last debate, the finals of which were contested last night...
...eight leading clubs will each argue one case in the finals of the second year round to be held February 8 and 9, and the four winners will compete in the semi-finals of the Ames Competition next fall. Drawings for the competition have been made as follows: Taft vs. James Bryce and Mansfield-Warren vs. Scott on February S. Parsons vs. Holmes and Ames-Gray vs. Kent Marshall on February 9. No man may argue in this final round of the second year competition unless he has argued in one of the four elimination rounds representing the same club...
...third year courts the contest has passed through the semi-final stage. The final round, in which the Kent Club will argue against the Warren Club, will be held on Friday, January 18, at 8 o'clock, in the main centre lecture room of Langdell Hall. Club Points Pct. Parsons 31 1.000 Holmes 29 1.000 Kent-Marshall 28 1.000 Scott 28 .750 James Bryce 26 .750 Mansfield-Warren 25 1-3 .750 Taft 21 1-3 .750 Ames-Gray...
...University handball tournament, being played off at the Hemenway Gymnasium, has now reached the semi-final round. Of the 41 men who entered, the following four players remain undefeated: S. A. Herzog 3L., J. R. Laver 2L., J. K. Peck 1L. and R. A. Wood-yard 3L. The first two and the last two men will play this week and the winners of these two matches will play off the final round before the Christmas recess...
...last performance of its twenty-third semi-annual production, the Dramatic Club will again present "The Violins of Cremona" by Francois Coppee and "The Witches' Mountain" by Julio Sanchez Gardel in the "Barn" at Wellesley at 7.30 o'clock tonight. The play will start promptly in order to allow ample time for dancing afterward. Special electric cars chartered by the Dramatic Club will leave Wellesley Square at 12.05 o'clock, connecting at Newton with cars for Harvard Square. Trains for Wellesley will leave South Station at 6 and 6.25 o'clock...