Word: lawn
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Chase, Francis Blake and Percy Manchester, all of Harvard; E. Wrenn and J. B. Reed of Cambridge; D. K. Snow George Smith, P. E. Presbrey, A. L. Ripley and F. S. Mansfield of the Longwood Club; A. F. Fuller and A. S. Hill of All For Lawn Tennis Club; L. H. Rogers and C. Waterhouse of Brookline; George Crocker of Fitchburg; H. G. Bixby of Nashua; B. E. Mitchell, H. T. Allen, W. C. Bailey, Jr., W. C. Eaton, S. L. Butler...
...Orange Lawn Tennis Club of Orange, N. J., will hold their annual spring open tournament on June 25th and following days. First and second prizes will be awarded in the singles, and first prizes in the doubles. The winner of the singles will play Mr. Clarence Hobart of New York, who now holds the challenge cup. Entries should be made before the 21st to Mr. S. M. Colgate, 55 John St., New York. Fee for singles, $2.00; for doubles, $2.00 each...
...lawn tennis Kerr has beaten Pettitt, in three day, nine sets to three, sixty-seven games to forty...
...Huntington, who won the tournament of the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club, has defeated Parker, who won the Yale University tournament, by a score of 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 7-9, 6-3. Huntington thus becomes the champion of the college...
...Huntington of Yale won the tournament of the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club Wednesday, defeating F. G. Beach by a score of 6-4, 6-1, 10-8. Each man has now won the cup twice. L. R. Parker, '91, defeated A. J. Parker, '92, in the final match of the Yale University tournament by a score of 6-1, 6-1, 6-3. He will now play Huntington for the college championship...