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...semi-finals of the singles yesterday, G. L. Wrenn beat A. Ingraham, 6-3, 6-1, and J. B. Read beat A. S. Pier, 4-6, 10-8, 8-6. The latter match showed some very pretty tennis. In the first set Read started in to play net, but though he did some very clever work there, the swift drives of Pier forced him back. In the last two sets Pier's strokes became slower, and every point was hard fought. Read began to lob steadily and accurately, and the weakness which Pier showed against this style of play finally...
...Semi-finals: Foote and Chace of Yale beat Colby and Herrick of Princeton 6-1, 6-0. Talmage and Shaw of Yale beat Wrenn and Pier of Harvard...
...PAGE, Pres.FOLLOWING members of Barristers must be out to play the "Living Pictures" nine in the semi-finals of the scrub championship series. Be on Jarvis at 3 p. m.: Goodwin, Sanford, Kubli, Lacey, Chamberlin, Burr, Brewster, Sears, Pierce, Eskridge...
...York City members of the class of '92 held their third semi-annual dinner at the Hotel Marlborough in that city on Friday night, May 25. There were about twenty men present and the dinner proved a most enjoyable...
...class of '92 and the plan for organizing them was first proposed in the spring of 1893. The first dinner was held on May 6, 1893 and the second on the night before Thanksgiving last autumn. At that time it was decided to hold the dinners semi-annually, one on the night before the Mott Haven games in the spring and the other on the night before Thanks giving. Almost every New York member of the class has joined the association and many men who live in the suburbs are also members. The dues are merely nominal,- something like...