Word: grammars
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Exeter won the Harvard Interscholastic Tennis Tournament which closed yesterday afternoon on the Divinity Courts, scoring 13 points against 12 by its nearest rival. Loomis Institute. The individual championship went to Seligson of Columbia Grammar School, New York...
...four men in the semi-finals two were Columbia Grammar entries, one came from Loomis and the fourth from St. Georges. Cox, the St. Georges semi-finalist won his way into the next to last round by defeating Ashley Thorndike of Exeter, 7-5, 6-3, and Shields of Columbia Grammar topped Halloway of Exeter, 14-112, 6-4 to make his way into the quartet...
Johnson won the first semifinal from Cox, 6-1, 6-2, and the two Columbia Grammar players were forced to play the second match, which resulted in the elimination of Shields, 6-2, 6-2. The final resulted in a win for Seligson...
Seligson's win crowns a gallant two day fight made in conjunction with his teammate Shields. Outnumbered three to one by entries from other individual schools the two Columbia Grammar experts put up a good fight and scored ten points between them, enough to put their school in third place...
Thomas went down before the Columbia Grammar school juggernaut in the fourth round, defeated by Seligson, who had just disposed of Ingraham, the Exeter expert. Turner, highly touted Newtonian went down before Cox in the fourth round...