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...Stan-wood 2L.; W. G. Graves '06, vs. A. M. Harlow '07; M. H. Ivy 1L., vs. G. Howe '08; F. J. Sulloway '05, vs. W. H. Y. Hackett '06; C. S. Stevens '05, vs. Q. A. Brackett '06; F. S. Collins 1M., vs. R. H. Dresser 2L.; L. Delano '06, vs. H. M. Warren '06; B. Johnson, 3d. '08, vs. R. H. Fitz '06; E. J. Fraser-Campbell, Jr., '06, vs. W. J. Schloss '08; P. L. Miller 2L., vs. J. Reece '06; D. W. Lincoln 1L., vs. R. A. Pope Sp.S.; V. K. Keesy...
...third and deciding set of the final match of the doubles, played yesterday, R. Bishop 3L. and G. A. Lyon, Jr., 3L. defeated R. Dresser '04 and P. L. Miller '04, 7-5 making the total score for the final match, 6-4, 8-6, 7-5. The courts were much faster than on Friday when the match was started, and the play was considerably better. Bishop and Lyon, however, were again steadier than their opponents and were much more effective...
...remaining sets in the final match in doubles of the fall tennis tournament. R. Bishop 3L. and G. A. Lyon. Jr., 3L. vs. P. L. Miller '04 and R. B. Dresser '04, will be played on Jarvis Field this afternoon at 3.15 o'clock. At the time the play was stopped by darkness on Friday, Bishop and Lyon had won two out of the five sets of the match...
...final round in the doubles of the fall tennis tournament, between R. Bishop 3L. and G. A. Lyon, Jr., 3L. and P. L. Miller '04 and R. Dresser '04, was stopped by darkness yesterday afternoon and will be finished Monday at 3.15 o'clock. The score stood 6-4, 8-6, 2-2 in favor of Bishop and Lyon, but it was agreed to play the third set over. Judging by yesterday's play Bishop and Lyon should win. They were superior to their opponents in steadiness and team play and were far more effective...
Semi-finals--Bishop and Lyon defeated Deming and Wadsworth, 6-2, 6-2; Dresser and Miller defeated Larned and Prentice, 6-1, 7-5. Bishop and Lyon clearly out-played Deming and Wadsworth. Dresser and Miller won from Larned and Prentice because of superiority in lobbing and passing...