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...Intercollegiate tennis tournament at New Haven yesterday Wrenn '95, was defeated by Lee of the University of Pennsylvania and Hovey defeated Gunnison of Dartmouth. In the doubles Hovey and Wrenn beat Parker and Howland of Yale in a very close and exciting match. Score...
...Campbell, Columbia, second. In doubles, first, P. Sears and Shaw, Harvard; second, Hall and Campbell, Columbia. In '88, Sears won, with Campbell second; and Campbell and Hall won the doubles, with Sears and Shaw second. In 1889, R. P. Huntington, Yale, won first place; while in 1890, Hovey, Harvard, was first, with Howland, Yale, second. Chase and Shaw, Harvard, won the doubles. The second, then, is as follows...
SINGLES.Yale - L. R. Parker, '92; W. P. Fish, '92; and J. Howland, '94. Harvard - F. H. Hovey, R. D. Wrenn and G. F. Brown, Princeton - W. V. Johnson, R. McCormick and Jenny. Columbia - E. P. McMullen and Chandler. Trinity - R. H. Mallory and Hamlin. Stevens - W. A. Ludlow. Dartmouth - W. T. Gunison and Brown. Williams - G. A. Avery, Anderson and Smith. University of Pennsylvania - C. T. Lee and Wilson. Brown - J. Jones, A. Brown and W. P. Smith. Cornell - W. H. Larned and E. G. White...
DOUBLES.Yale - L. R. Parker, '92, and J. Howland, '94; L. C. Sanford, M. S,, and A. J. Shaw, '93. Harvard - F. H. Hovey and R. D. Wrenn; G. Brown and W. Orcutt. Princeton - The McCormick brothers; W. V. Johnson and Jenny. Columbia - E. D. McMullen and Chandler. Trinity - P. H. Mallory and Hamlin. Dartmouth - W. T. Gunnison and Brown. Williams - G. A. Avery and Anderson. University of Pennsylvania - C. T. Lee and Wilson. Brown - J. Jones and A. Brown. Cornell - W. H. Larned and E. A. White...
...doubles, Hovey and Wrenn will form the first team, and Brown and W. D. Orcutt, '92, will form the second. There was some difficulty about the selection of the second team for the doubles, as several teams presented themselves as candidates, but after several matches Brown and Orcutt proved to be decidedly the best of the candidates, defeating Reed, '95 and Winslow, '95, their best competitors, 3-6, 6 3, 6-0, 6-3. The team will leave for New Haven on Monday evening...