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The University chess team won the match with Yale Friday night for the sixth successive year, by the score of 8 to 2.
At the first board, W. M. P. Mitchell 3L., lost to Chandler to Yale; at the second, F. P. Byerly, captain, won from Burgess of Yale; at the third, there was a draw between C. S. Hadley 1L and Jefferson of Yale; at the fourth, A. S. Jones 1L, won from Parsons of Yale; at the fifth, O. H. Moore 3G. won from Lewis of Yale; at the sixth, there was a draw between H. H. Heath '11 and R. Chandler of Yale; at the seventh, H. M. Mayo 1G. won from Atkins of Yale; at the eighth, T. Thorvaldson 2G. won from Wiltsie of Yale; at the ninth, C. Bosson '11 won from Brown of Yale, and at the tenth board, A. H. Gunn '11 won from Fitch of Yale.
Instead of playing the two boards unfinished at 12 o'clock, one was decided to be a draw and the other decided n favor of Harvard.
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