Word: tied
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Darkness again prevented the completion of the interclass tennis tournament. Two matches, however, were played, which served only to tighten the tie between 1923 and 1922, each of which now has two matches. Both of yesterday's matches were closely contested. In the first, J. W. Farnham '23 required three sets to dispose of R. P. Parker '22, 5-7, 6-3, 7-5. Parker carried every point to the limit, but Farnham was steadier, more certain. Likewise F. S. Hill '22 had a close round with M. Grabau '23, though the former's superiority was clearer evidenced. Grabau pushed...
...able to marshal his entire strength against the Tiger eleven, Yale will probably be the favorite to win. However, the Orange and Black team upset all calculations last year by decisively defeating the Elis. This fact will probably make Yale give all that it has in an effort to tie knots in the Tiger's tail and to wipe out the stain of last year's defeat...
Yesterday's round between Smith and Standish Halls gave Gore Hall the Freshman Interdormitory Fall Tennis Championship. But four matches of the round were completed, Smith winning three of them. Since, however, Standish could do no more than tie Smith from that position, the remaining two matches were unnecessary to the final result. The contest between D. Stralem and L. H. Rouillion was particularly exciting, the first sets being closely fought through every game...
Team B of the Second University Squad held the corresponding line-up of Freshmen to a 6-6 tie in a hard fought, evenly matched contest...
Coach Slattery gave his squad of 30 a long, vigorous workout on the first team diamond yesterday afternoon, ending the session with a six-inning practice game between teams A and B that resulted in a tie score, 3-3. The men played well and the team is in good shape for its first regular game next Wednesday. From that time on, there will probably be games scheduled on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday...