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Harvard sends as her representative in the Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament this year, Messrs. P. S. Sears, '89, the college champion, and Q. A. Shaw, '91, with D. K. Snow, '88, and T. S. Tailer, '89. College champions in the double entries from other colleges are as follows: V. G. Hall and O. S. Cambell, Columbia; Knapp, Thatcher and Hurd, of Yale; Paddock, Wright and Brinley, Trinity; Duryea, Williams, and others. Our representatives are in splendid condition and in the doubles will play well together. Brinley at present holds the Intercollegiate championship in the singles, and Thatcher and Knapp...
...motion was made and carried that Mr. P. S. Sears and Q. A. Shaw be sent to New Haven as Harvard's representatives to the intercollegiate tournament to be held there next week; and that Messrs. P. S. Sears and H. M. Sears, Q. A. Shaw and T. S. Tailer, C. Bohlen and F. Keene, and Lee and Talant be requested to report at 2.30 p. m. on the Longwood Grounds...
...Tailer, '89, and G. A. Shaw will play tennis on the Beck Hall courts...
After the bout between Tailer and Lee for the college championship in singles, which the latter won after some sharp playing on the part of both contestants, Snow and Tailer the college champions in doubles, beat the Sears brothers, the winners of the spring tournament, three straight sets in an exhibition match. Many friends of both teams were present and were confident of victory for their favorites, which fact added double interest to the contest. The first set was beautifully played by 'both sides until the score stood six games all, when Tailer and Snow won the next two games...
...finals in the tennis tournament were played yesterday afternoon, the contestants being Messrs. Lee and Tailer. After some remarkably good playing by both men, the match was won by Lee. The score was as follows...