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...scoring, only the first six men of each team will be counted. Each place will count according to its numerical value, and thus the team having the smallest total will win...
...play at the net was especially good. F. J. Sulloway had little difficulty in defeating P. L. Miller. His drives were hard and sure, he covered the court well, and his play at the net was good. In the first set Miller was completely outplayed, being unable to win a single game. In the second set, however, he found himself, and for a time the points were sharply contested. Sulloway won by playing a steadier game...
...match between R. B. Dresser and S. T. Stackpole was very sharply contested. Both men played a hard game, but toward the last Stackpole weakened, allowing Dresser to win the deciding set. N. W. Niles defeated C. C. Auchincloss in straight sets. Niles was much steadier than his opponent, at the same time playing a strong game at the net. One of the best played matches of the afternoon was that between F. J. Sulloway and F. W. Cole. Although Sulloway won in straight sets, the play was much closer than the score indicates. The cross-court drives of both...
...team is seriously handicapped by the loss of H. C. Egan '05, W. E. Egan '05, and A. L. White '06, intercollegiate champion last year. The new material, however, is promising, and if the men play their best game the team should win the championship...
...Henneberry '07 should form a very strong squad of pole vaulters. R. H. Oveson '05 and H. E. Kersburg '07, who have developed well in the hammer throw, should be reliable men next spring. W. A. Hanley '07 is expected to make the team and win points in the shot put. B. T. Stephenson '08 is another promising candidate for this event...