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Subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee the first of these matches is scheduled with the Agawam Hunt Club at Providence, R. I.. This should be one of the best contests of the season as W. T. Tilden 2nd, the world's champion, will be one of the Crimson's opponents. On Monday, April 17, the team will go to Richmond, Va., to play the Richmond Country Club, and will follow this with a match with the Norfolk Country Club the next day. After a day of rest they will go to Washington to meet the Chevy Chase...
...Freshman team will have a much harder task on its hands when it meets the Andover players this afternoon at Andover. Number one man for Andover is Watson the junior champion of Pennsylvania who has been playing under the tutelage of W. L. Tilden, present world's champion. K. S. Pfaffman is slated to oppose him, while Captain Haviland, playing 3 on the school team, will be opposed by Parke Cummings. C. W. Farnham Jr. who has been a close rival to Pfaffman for his position at number one, will meet Lord, an Andover veteran of last year...
...last year and all play a consistently good game. Prescott and Taylor are new men but have been showing good form in practice this year. Captain L. de Turenne '21 will give the New England champion a hard game as demonstrated by the fact that William T. Tilden, World's champion, only defeated him 6-4, 6-4. Turenne will be ably supported by J. B. Fenno '21, E. W. Feibleman '21 and Victor Romain '22, all of whom played brilliantly on the successful southern trip...
...first match against the Previdence Tennis Club was the only one which the team lost. In the singles, William T. Tilden, world's champion, defeated Captain L. A. de Turenne '21, 6-4, 6-4; but in the doubles de Turenne and Fenno defeated J. D. E. Jones, national boy's champion, and Chase, former national doubles champion, by the unusual score of 18-16, 6-0. The final score was Providence 6, University...
...exceptionally full schedule, seven matches in eight days, is more ambitious than any attempted before by the tennis team on its Southern trip. The first match will be played today against the Providence Tennis Club at Providence. W. T. Tilden, world's champion, will head this team, on which J. D. E. Jones, national boy's champion, and R. N. Dane, Rhode Island State Champion, will also play...