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Yesterday afternoon A. P. Hawes of Hopkinson's defeated Beals Wright of the same school in the final round of the interscholastic tennis tournament. This was the closest match that has been played in the tournament for a number of years. Wright being three times within a point of winning the championship...
...Semi-Final Round...
Owing to the rain and the bad condition of the courts the semi-final and final rounds in the interscholastic tennis tournament were not played yesterday, but were postponed until today. The semifinals will be played this morning at 10.30 o'clock. Beals Wright, of Hopkinson, will play C. Cummins, of Newton High; and A. P. Hawes, of Hopkinson, will play S. Ware, of Brookline High. The two winners will play against each other for the championship at 2.30 in the afternoon. The cup for first prize is on exhibition at Thurston...
...Monday trial races will be run to partially aid in the final selection of the men to compete in the dual games with U. of P., to be held on Holmes Field, Saturday, May 8. The games promise to be very close, as may be seen by comparing the records given below. The records of the Pennsylvania men were given by Mr. Geyelin, president of the athletic association. In spite of the severity of the faculty restrictions which have prevented several very promising men from training, Captain Windsor is much encouraged by the earnestness shown...
...coming debate against Yale. The inter-hall preliminary Yale debate was held shortly before the Easter vacation, upon the question, "Resolved, That the power of the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives is detrimental to public interests." The judges chose to represent Princeton in the final Yale debate R. F. Sterling '97, N. S. Reeves '99, H. H. Yocum '98, and Jay Lee '98 alternate. The speakers are all members of the American Whig Society...