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Peabody defeated R. A. Powers of the B. A. A. 15-9, 15-12, 18-13, thus entering the final round. The former played his usually steady game and Powers finally played into his hands. Peabody used the corner shot to advantage throughout the match. He rarely took an extra step but conserved his energy as far as possible. His long arms and lanky body seemed to reach all over the court and he had little trouble in producing his score. Powers, on the other hand, was over-anxious, but was particularly clever in scooping up the low bounces...
...first polo team in the history of Harvard will face Yale at 8 o'clock tonight in a round-robin event at the Commonwealth Armory, in which the third team will be the stellar aggregation representing the 101st. Field Artillery. Each team will play three periods with each of its opponents, making a total of nine periods for the evening...
...fourth round of the state squash tournament was reached yesterday when Channing Wakefield 31, of the Lincoln's Inn Society defeated Malcolm Bradice of the Tennis and Racquet Club, 15-8, 12-15, 15-11, 15-12, and D. P. Kingsley 3L of the Lincoln's Inn Society defeated Alan Cunningham '16 of the Harvard Club...
Among the matches scheduled for this afternoon on court 14 in the round before the send finals are the following: Wakefield and Kingsley will play at 3.30 R. A. Powers and J. D. DuBois '24 at 4.30: C. C. Peabody and Myles Baker...
...matches in the fourth round of the Massachusetts state squash tournament were played off yesterday afternoon with no startling upsets in any of the results...