Word: final
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Clark and Rathbone beat Burrage and Burrage, 2-6, 6-3, 8-5; J. S. Clark and Denniston beat Austin and Bradley, 6-2, 6-1, and also (second drawing) beat Taylor and Bonsal, 6-3, 6-0. The management wish to complete tomorrow all but the final sets, and also the second drawing in the doubles. All sets must be played on the tournament courts, unless otherwise agreed by both parties...
...final examination in Political Economy I. will cover the entire work of the course...
...Moyne beat Bacon. Second drawing, Rockwell beat Wheelwright; Taylor beat Dunston; Agassiz beat LeMoyne; to be played, Codman vs. Warren. Third drawing, (1) Cole vs. Butler; (2) Taylor vs. Rockwell; (3) winner of Codman vs. Warren, vs. Agassiz. Fourth drawing, (1) vs. (3); (2) a bye. All but the final match should be played today without fail. All should be on Holmes field as near two as possible if they do not play off before. Doubles, (1) Cole and Codman vs. Bacon and Warren; (2) Taylor and Bonsal; (3) Austin and Bradley vs. Clark and Denniston; (4) Clark and Rathbone...
...requested to be on Holmes field as soon after two as possible, as it is desirable to finish all but the final match of the singles today...
...final examinations in English 5 will consist of a theme on some subject taken from the life of Macaulay in the "English Men of Letter" series, or from the recently published life of George Eliot by Mathilde Blind. Members of the section are expected to read one of these books, and, if possible, in addition, the poems, essays or history of Macaulay or some work of George Eliot of an autobiographical nature, such as "Mill on the Floss," or "Scenes from a Clerical Life...