Word: match
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...first chess match between Harvard and Brown will be held in Grays 20 tonight at 7.30 o'clock. It will be a tenboard match and will continue for four hours. All unfinished games that are not decided by the captains will be judged by Mr. Helms of New York. The following men will represent the University: C. Bosson '11, F. P. Byerly '11, D. C. Childs '10, J. L. Clark 3L., R. M. Davis 1G., H. E. Dimock 3L., E. H. Gruening 2M., K. S. Johnson 1G., W. M. P. Mitchell 2L., and W. W. Parshley...
...clock Monday, the doubles will be played, each team playing three matches, and meeting the same class as in the singles. The doubles will be completed Tuesday. Each match will be for the best two out of three sets...
...match was for the best three out of five and Niles and Dana won, but only by the margin of one set. The score by sets...
Dabney and Gardner played a fine game at the net throughout. In the first part of the match the former was a trifle weak on his serve, and was inconsistent in volleying lobs. Dabney was excellent on short pick-ups, however, and slightly excelled his partner in everything but serving. Both men preferred to receive serves on the fall of the ball, while Niles and Dana generally took them on the top of the bound. Niles's fore-hand Lawford was not so effective as in previous contests. Several times he worked a trick serve with success, which caught...
...semi-final round of singles in the University tennis tournament was completed yesterday afternoon, when E. P. Pearson 1L. defeated C. S. Cutting '12 in a close match, which went into three sets, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. The first set was easy for Pearson, and Cutting was never behind in the second. The third set was hotly contested, however...