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...Sulloway '05 won the doubles championship of the University by defeating A. Fox 2L. and F. W. Cole 1L., 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. The playing of both teams was remarkably good considering the strong wind which blew across the court. Throughout the match the rallies were unusually long and spectacular, and both teams lobbed continually and played at the net at every opening. With the sets two all, Larned Sulloway braced and by steady net play won the final...
...first number of the "Harvard Republican" will appear on Friday, October 28, and will contain, besides contributed articles, political discussions, half-tones and cartoons, complete announcements of the parade. Five thousand copies will be printed for free distribution throughout all the Cambridge dormitories. The paper may also be obtained after Friday on application at the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's. Thurston's, Amee's the Co-operative, Butler's, Memorial Hall, and Raudall Hall. All contributions should be sent, before tomorrow noon, to W. B. Flint 1L., 55 Trowbridge street...
...slight breeze blowing up the course, which made the time of the junior crew even more remarkable, the weather contions for rowing were perfect. A large crowd lined the banks of the lake and the sides of the first bridge. The races were very closely contested and exciting throughout. In but one instance was there open water between the shells. The freshman club race was won by the academic boat while the Sheffield freshmen won the first crew contest. Contrary to former custom the university crew did not give an exhibition row, as the men were used in the class...
...Bryce was introduced by President Eliot, who said that this was the first of a permanent series of lectures relating to government and civic duty. The lectureship bears the name of a great journalist, a man of unusual vigor, sincerity, and candor, who throughout his life pursued high ideals of public duty and liberty. His pen was strong and his writings were often irritating to his opponents. To do him honor, his friends, many of whom differed from him politically, have endowed this lectureship. It is particularly appropriate that the man who is to inaugurate these lectures should...
...clock this afternoon F. W. Coie 1L. and A. Fox 21. will play H. F. Mason '05 and M. Tilden '05 in the semifinal round of doubles in the fall tennis tournament. As both team have played consistently good tennis throughout the tournament the match between them should be close. The winners today will play J. I. R. Larned '05 and F. J. Sulle way '05 at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow in the final round for the doubles championship of the University...