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...Seniors won the interclass tennis championship from the Freshmen Saturday morning, when G.P. Gardner, Jr., '10 defeated A.H. Tomes '13 in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. In the first set Gardner was erratic and wild, but his playing in the second set showed improvement. This match, added to the four victories of the Seniors on Friday, made the necessary best five out of nine. The score in matches stands 5 to 4, the third match in doubles, F.R. Kirkland '10 and P.T. Large, Jr., '10 vs. S. Minot 13 and J. Munro '13, not being played, since...
...Soon after the kick-off, Kelley punted to Gardner, who, by good dodging, ran it back 20 yards to his own 35-yard line. On twelve plays, for the most part through right guard by Lewis, the ball was brought to Worcester's 3-yard line, where a penalty set the Freshmen back five yards. A short forward pass, Gardner to Carr, scored a touchdown for Harvard. Lewis kicked a difficult goal. Wendell ran the kick-off back 20 yards. Felton kicked to Melican, who was downed by Carr for no gain. A forward pass to Sibley gained 10 yards...
Forty songs were received for the football song competition held this fall. The songs were accepted in two classes, those having original words and music, and those with original words set to some familiar time. Five of the first class and three of the second were chosen by the Harvard Song Committee for further trial before the members of the University at mass meetings. These are: "Harvard Wins Today" by "Roland Franklin": "Victory Today" by Rumpel Stilskin": "Harvard's Triumph March" by Herman Hoffnungsvolle"; "Harvadiana" by "Aucassi" and "Nicolete"; "Harvard's Jubilee March." words by "Cy Young," music by "Hans...
...annual meeting of the Intercollegiate Hockey League held at the Dartmouth Club in New York Saturday, a set of rules to govern intercollegiate hockey matches was arranged, and a constitution for the league was drawn up. Hitherto intercollegiate games have been played under amateur rules, but hereafter they will be governed by a separate code. Owing to lack of time, the arrangement of the intercollegiate series of games was postponed to a later meeting...
Sweetser played a hard smashing game, taking the first two sets with the scores of 8-6 and 6-3. In the third set, when he seemed to have the match well within his grasp, he made several costly double faults and drove several balls out, Dana taking the set, 6-4. The last set was very evenly matched, standing seven all when play was stopped...