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...addition to the printed books, there are ten manuscripts, six of which date from the fifteenth century. There is one written in 1471, the year of Saint Thomas a Kempis death...
...fall University tournament, is by far the strongest player on the team. He led his Freshman team and last year played number two man on the singles team and was a member of the Harvard-Yale team which defeated the Oxford-Cambridge combination last summer. He was ranked fifteenth in the New England Division. With Captain Duane, R. N. Bradley '22, G. C. Guild '23, and C. P. Holmes '22, last year's letter men, will form the nucleus of the team. Of these Bradlee and Holmes are perhaps the most experienced. One of the strongest additions from...
Both the University and 1925 wrestling teams will start intensive training Monday. There will be elimination matches from that date, culminating in a final meet Saturday, January 14. The training table will open on the fifteenth. The Crimson faces a stiff schedule this year. The first meet will be January 21, though an opponent has not yet been definitely signed up. The following week the team will go to New York, where, for the first time, it will meet the strong Boys' Club team. The Club has defeated Columbia, and sporting critics state that it can be counted...
...Harvard men are mentioned in the Longwood official ranking of American lawn tennis players for the year 1921, made public yesterday. Of these, two are undergraduates, W. W. Ingraham '25 and Morris Duane '23, Captain of the University tennis team, being ranked fifteenth and twenty-third respectively in the New England section. Ingraham also was awarded third place in the Junior singles ranking...
...England Section--R. N. Williams 2nd '16, first; N. W. Niles '09, second; J. B. Fenno Jr. '21, Captain of last years University tennis team, thirteenth; W. W. Ingraham '25, fifteenth; Morris Duane '23, Captain of the 1922 team, twenty-third; and H. R. Guild '17, twenty-fifth...