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With the graduation of '83, Harvard will lose all her best tennis players. Mr. J. S. Clark, who now holds the championship of the college in the singles, Messrs. Richard D. Sears and George W. Beals, who hold the double championship, and Messrs. Edward R. Butler, George S. Winslow, R. S. Codman and A. C. Denniston, who have distinguished themselves by many victories, all being members of the senior class. - [Gazette...
...university nine is making the most of its gymnasium opportunities before beginning out-door practice, which will probably be in about a month. The candidates at present are Lowell, Smyth, Fuller and Edmands from '83, Fletcher, Keep, Lovering, Hamlin and White from '84, Crocker (captain), Winslow, Hoyt, Follansbee and Beaman from '85, Allen, Phillips and Kimball from '86. Besides these are Coolidge, Nichols, Lemoyne and Baker, members of last year's nine, some of whom will undoubtedly play in the spring. Three squads have been formed which alternate in using the cage, chest weights and running track between...
...officers of the Everett Athenaeum of '85 for the second half year are as follows: President, Webster; vice-president, Hill; secretary, Root; treasurer, Edgerly; standing committee, Strong, Alderson, W. C. Smith; editors, Carrier, Binn, Miner; stage manager, W. W. Winslow; chorister, Whittemore...
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...chest weights, run on the gymnasium track, etc. Following is the list of candidates: Messrs. H. T. Allen, '86; Appleton, '84; Beaman, '85; Crocker, '85 (capt.); Follansbee, '85; A. Hamlin, '84; Hoyt, '85; Keep, '84; Lovering, '84; Lowell, '83; Phillips, '86; Smyth, '83; J. A. White, '84; S. E. Winslow, '85. With four exceptions, all the above have already at some time or other played on the nine. All will regret to notice the absence of the names of several old members who have contributed to many victories for Harvard in the past, but who, it is feared, will...