Word: waite
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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First round--A. Wait defeated C. Lee, 6-5, 6-4; P. Stanwood defeated L. Delano, 6-2, 6-1; R. De Cormis defeated H. Rivers, 6-3, 6-3; D. Pickman defeated V. Keesey, 6-5, 6-2; R. Moore defeated G. Stackpole, 5-6, 6-1, 6-0; B. S. Prentice defeated J. Lyeth, 6-0, 6-0; P. Miller defeated A. Chaffee, 6-3, 6-4; S. Dorrance defeated L. Stowe, 6-3, 6-2; J. Morton defeated R. Arkush, 6-1, 6-0; L. Duer defeated C. Hackett, 6-4, 6-4; L. Coleman defeated...
...Wait vs. P. Stanwood, P. Miller vs. S. Dorrance; J. Morton vs. L. Duer; R. Smither vs. F. J. Sulloway; J. M. Eaton vs. R. Dresser; R. Bishop vs. J. White; J. Reece vs. D. Lincoln; H. Greenough vs. G. Bramwell; S. N. Hinckley vs. T. Farrington; H. Thacher vs. N. Paschall; H. Whitman vs. J. Poyen, Jr.; S. W. Howland vs. K. Johnson; F. Ingalls vs. A. Kendall; W. Thayer vs. J. Parrish; F. Perine vs. B. Larned; S. Johnson vs. E. Fischell; E. Taft vs. F. Bird; A. Chase vs. J. Morso; C. Cole vs. J. Amory...
...Smith '06 vs. A. N. Reggio '06; M. H. Ivy '04 vs. H. Cadbury '07; A. G. Grant '07 vs. H. Davenport '04; E. C. Stone '04 vs. W. M. Tilden '05; A. Wait '04 vs. C. C. Lee '06; P. C. Stanwood '04 vs. L. Delano '06; R. M. DeCormis '06 vs. H. F. Rivers '04; D. L. Pickman, Jr., '07 vs. S. T. Stackpole '07; B. S. Prentice '05 vs. J. M. R. Lyeth '07; P. Miller 1L. vs. A. G. Chaffee 2L.; S. Dorrance '05 vs. L. B. Stowe '04; R. M. Arkush...
...Saturday was well-nigh worthless. The leaders should be men of enthusiasm and vigor-not merely individuals who wave their arms in front of us; and they should be under efficient superintendence. Now is the time to imbue the team with the spirit of the undergraduates; let us not wait, as we did last year, until it is too late...
...team as a whole has shown general improvement after a hard week's practice and the men are all in good physical condition. The chief fault of the defense, which has been greatly strengthened during the last few days, is the tendency to wait too long before blocking an opponent's advance. In the use of their bodies, also, the men are still slow. Although the attack is fairly strong, there is still a decided lack of team-work. The passing, though inaccurate at times, has greatly improved and is now fairly fast. Mr. J. A. Leighton of Hobart College...