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...Alumni Bulletin prints the following account of the plans for the meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs in San Francisco, for the benefit of those who will be present...
...eastern states tennis team which will compete for the Panama-Pacific championship at San Francisco will include R. N. Williams, 2d., '16 of Philadelphia, Pa., who will captain the team, and W. M. Washburn '15, of New York. G. M. Church, of Englewood, N. J., captain of the Princeton tennis team, and D. Mathey of Cranford, N. J., also of Princeton, are the other players who have been selected by the committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association...
...team will leave for San Francisco early in July after preparatory matches at Pittsburgh, in the national clay court championship games. The Panama-Pacific matches begin on the asphalt courts at San Francisco, July 10. These will be followed by East versus West matches, four singles and two doubles. It is expected that several of the California players will return with the team to play in the tournament at Longwood, Boston...
...entire cabin accommodations on the S.S. "Finland" from New York, July 31 for San Diego and San Francisco via the Panama Canal are reserved by the Harvard Club for Harvard men and their friends. Two hundred and ninety passengers are already booked, including such names as Professor Moore, Professor Schofield, and the Hon. Robert Grant. An invitation to join the party is extended to all Harvard undergraduates...
...Stadium for the try-outs of the team that will represent the eastern states at the Panama-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco this summer has been granted to the A. A. U. authorities by the Corporation. The games in the Stadium will be held on Saturday, June...