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Dates: during 1880-1889
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First Round.- Q. A. Shaw, Jr., vs. winner No. 1 ; Guy Norman vs. winner No 2 ; G. E. Ladd vs winner No. 3 ; L. B. Conger vs. C. W. Spencer; J. Crane vs. T. W. Richards; E. A. Harriman vs. L. H. Morgan ; L. M. Keasbey vs. E. C. Moen ; W. L. Kingsley vs A. T. Simpkins, F. S. Rogers vs. J. A. Stetson ; F. O. Raymond vs. D. K. Snow ; G. R. White vs. A. H. Brooks ; J. A. Parker vs. R. D. Brown ; H. Tallant vs. G. L. Kingsley ; C. Bohlen vs. winner No. 4, (Prelim...
First round-Thatcher and Shipman of Yale vs. the winner of No. 1; Davidson and Brooks of Amherst vs. the winner...
First round-V. G. Hale, Columbia, vs. winner of No. 1; Hovey, Brown, vs. winner of No. 2; Shaw, Harvard, vs. winner of No. 3; M. W. Comstock, Williams, vs. A. Thompson, University of Pennsylvania; W. L. Thatcher, Yale, vs. G. M. Brinley, Trinity; W. K. Gillett, Lehigh, vs. W. E. Davidson, Amherst; J. Patterson, University of Pennsylvania, vs. O. S. Campbell, Columbia; P. S. Sears, Harvard, vs. W. E. Weeden, Brown...
...Chamberlain Greek prize to be awarded to the freshman passing the best Greek examination on entering Yale was awarded this year for the first time. J. J. Cox, of Bedford, N. Y., was the winner...
...championship prize in the singles is a solid silver pitcher, beautifully chased, and worth over $150. This will be known as the "New England Championship Prize," and must be won three times, not necessarily consecutively, to become the property of any one. In addition to this, the winner will receive a silver bowl outright. The second prize in the singles will be an antique toddy kettle on a crane. The prizes in the doubles will be cut glass punch bowls in cases. The tournament will be conducted under the rules of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association...