Word: clays
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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CRICKET CLUB. The men who use the new clay crease af the club are expected to join the association. The dues are $2.25. They may be paid and shingles obtained from the manager's room, 53 Thayer. For a fortnight he will have set hours. Monday, 10-11. Wednesday, 11-12, and Saturday...
DOUBLES. 5 pairs clay birds: 18 yards. First, F. S. Mead, '87, 8; second, F. S. Palmer, '87, 6: third, J. D. Bradlee, '86, F. B. Austin, '86, R. R. Robinson, Sp. S., 5 each...
SINGLES. 10 clay birds: 18 yards: 5 angles. First, J. D. Bradley, "88, 8; second, F. S. Palmer, '87, J. D. Fredericksen, '88, 7 each; third, W. H. Slocum...
...many of the old tennis courts as can be made ready will be open for play on Monday. Tickets for play will be for sale at Bartlett's and the Cooperative store, as well as of the boy on the ground. Fee for play 5 cents. The new clay courts will be ready in a week...
...Prof. Shaler says that Holmes Field was formerly a peat bog, which accounts for its extreme slowness in drying up in the spring. The Tennis Association has already begun laying out the new courts. The ground back of the Law School building has been broken for the clay courts. Occasionally during the vacation men have been playing tennis on Jarvis, but the ground has been very soft and play therefore very difficult...