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The second tennis team will play Tufts, at Medford, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The following will make the trip: Captain A. S. Peabody '16, H. Talcott '18, E. B. Benjamin '18, and E. B. Benedict '18.
The 1919 tennis team will play the Dartmouth freshmen, on Divinity Field, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The Freshmen, representing the University, will line up as follows: Singles--1. Captain R. C. Rand, 2d; 2. F. P. Ritchie; 3. C. J. Coulter; 4. R. H. Kissell; 5. F. M. Warburg; 6. L. K. Garrison. Doubles--1. Rand and Coulter; 2. Ritchie and Stevenson; 3. Kissel and Hatch.
In the continuation of the tournament for the University championship in doubles, on Jarvis Field, this afternoon, the following matches will be played: At 2.15--E. Holt '16 and P. Lowry '18 vs. T. B. Scott '18 and L. E. Green '18. At 3.45--F. Whitlock '16 and H. Morgan '17 vs. L. P. Mansfield '16 and H. L. M. Cole '16; C. J. Prindeville '18 and W. P. Hewitt '18 vs. H. R. Guild '17 and D. Duncan '17.
The following is the schedule of interdormitory tennis matches for the remainder of the college year: Tomorrow, Gore vs. Smith; next Monday, Standish vs. Smith; next Tuesday, Standish vs. Gore. More candidates for interdormitory teams are needed and these should report at the time of matches.
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