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...University tennis team gained its 11th victory of the season yesterday afternoon by blanking M. I. T. 6-0. Four of the matches were easily won by the Crimson players in straight sets, but the first two contests were strenuous three-set battles. The match between Captain G. W. Helm '20 and H. Brockman, the opposing leader, was the feature of the afternoon, the former, by his superior serving and net work finally triumphing 11-9, 1-6, 6-4. L. A. de Turenne '21, playing No. 2, also had a hard contest against W. A. Cauldwell, whom he defeated...
With a total of 35 1-3 points, Standish Hall won the interdormitory track meet yesterday, defeating Gore, which had 27 points, and Smith, which made but 18 2-3. With a few exceptions, men entered in the coming Princeton meet were not allowed to compete, and this caused the cancellation of four events. The winning hall scores, by its victory, five points towards the interdormitory trophy, and the other two halls gain three and one points respectively...
...points won by each of the ten schools entered in the tournament were as follows: Exeter, 12; Woonsocket, 5; Andover, 4; Moses Brown, 4; Newton High School, 2; Hebron, 1; Browne and Nichols, 1; Huntington School, 1; Milton...
...ball. Buell took the count three and two and then hit an easy bounder towards the second baseman, who fumbled it for a minute and then threw just wide enough to pull Derfeit off first base. Clark had crossed the plate with the lone run and the game was won...
...star captain of the Andover sextet, in the third round, by the wide margin of 6-1, 6-2. By this victory Bonner is now a formidable player in the fourth round, one before the semi-finals. Living up to expectations, W. W. Ingraham of the Woonsocket High School won from DuBois of Milton in the first round, and A. W. Jones of Moses Brown School gained the third round by victories over Buck of Exeter and Leavitt of Huntington...