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...Columbia, beat G. A. Estey, Amherst, by one default. J. Howland, Yale, beat A. E. Wright, Columbia, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2. L. R. Parker, Yale, beat E. P. McMullen, Columbia, by default. L. R. Parker, Yale, defeated E. W. Pond, Dartmouth, 6-3, 6-1. F. H. Hovey, Harvard, defeated C. D. Burroughs, Brown, by default...
...afternoon two very lively matches were played. In the match between Parker of Yale and Hovey of Harvard, the Yale man needed but two points to win, but at that critical moment he went to pieces and Hovey was an easy winner. In the match between Campbell, of Columbia and Tallant of Harvard, both players did some very pretty playing, Campbell taking the first set and Tallant the second. In the third set, when the score stood 3-2 in favor of Campbell, Tallant refused to finish it on account of darkness and the game is to be played...
Tallant, Chase, and Hovey are Harvard's representatives in the inter-collegiate tennis tournament now being played in New Haven...
...second round Manchester '93 and Smith played Hovey and Tallant. After the sets stood at 1-1 the match was drawn on account of darkness. It will be played from the beginning this afternoon. Wrenn Brose. played Ripley and Presbrey a set and won 6-5; they will continue today...
This afternoon at 2.30 sharp R. D. Sears, ex-champion. will play Fred Mansfield an exhibition match. Mr. Sears will give his opponent half-fifteen. Saturday morning Mansfield will play Lee, L. S., in the semi-finals; the winner of this match will play Hovey in the finals at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon...