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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...clock Herrick of the Berkeley School, New York, and Coues of Browne and Nichols played off the semi-finals. The work in these sets was very close and interesting, and called forth the applause of the spectators again and again. The first set went to Herrick, 6-2, owing to his superior placing, and to Coues' inability to get his returns inside the court. Coues won the next set, however, 6-4, by remarkable cross-court and sideline work. This was the most hotly contested and interesting set of the day and abounded in fast, accurate placing and brilliant returns...
...finals will be played this morning. At 10 a. m., G. P. Herrick, Berkeley School, will play R. W. Coues, Brown and Nichols. Herrick is looked upon as the winner, and in that case he will meet R. Wrenn, Cambridge Latin. Both men are playing good tennis and a close match is expected...
...stuck pretty well together until the last lap when Manley '93 dropped out. On the stretch on the last turn White and Lowell broke away from Carr, M. S., and Nichols '94, and sprinted for the tape, Lowell finishing first in 4 minutes, 34 1-5 seconds, White a close second...
During July and August twenty-one courses will be given by the Harvard Summer Schools. There will be one in Anglo-Saxon, to begin July 2d, and continue six weeks, and one in Botany, which will begin June 29th and close August 1st. The latter will consist of two parts, the first to deal with Vegetable Physiology, etc., and to consist primarily of practical laboratory work, and the second to be a course of daily lectures on special topics. There are to be four Chemistry courses: General Chemistry; Quantitative Analysis; Qualitative Analysis; and Organic Chemistry. The one course in English...
...given, corresponding to courses A and 1a in each subject, in the regular college work. They begin July first and continue six weeks. There are to be three courses in Geology. The first is elementary, treating of General Physical and Structural Geology. It is to begin July 6th and close Aug. 7th. Daily lectures are to be given, supplemented by laboratory work. Afternoons are to be spent in excursions in the immediate neighborhood of Cambridge, and sometimes an entire day will be spent on a more distant trip. The second of the three courses consists of advanced field work...