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Winter Tennis.

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The tournament held by the Newton Winter Tennis Club will begin this afternoon at Bray's Hall, Newton Centre. Matches will be played afternoons and evenings.

There are 32 entries. The players have been divided into six classes, according to their handicaps. The handicaps received and the drawings of the Harvard men entered are as follows:

First Round.

E. R. Marvin '99, 1-6 of 15; H. B. Blanchard, 4-6 of 15.

D. F. Davis 1900, 2-6 of 15; R. G. Shaw, 3d, '99, 4-6 of 15.

E. Sheafe, 1-6 of 15; H. H. Shaw '99, 4-6 of 15.

R. C. Thomas '96, 1-6 of 15; T. Field '97, 4-6 of 15.

H. L. Ayer, 15; H. T. Foster '98, 2-6 of 15.

A. P. Hawes 4-6 of 15; H. C. Laverack '99, 4-6 of 15.

B. H. Whitbeck '99, 4-6 of 15; A. Codman '96, 1-6 of 15.

H. J. Holt '98, 4-6 of 15; W. H. Rice, 15.

E. H. Fay 1S., 4-6 of 15; H. Ward 1900, 4-6 of 15.

H. Bigelow '99, 4-6 of 15; K. Horton, 2-6 of 15.

C. R. Cummings, 5-6 of 15; Leo Ware '99, scratch.

The names given without classes are not Harvard players.

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