TENNISTS HAVE TROUBLE WITH PUBLIC COURT SYSTEM

Two members of the Varsity tennis squad, Stuart M. Wyeth '38 and William P. Everts '39, spent an unprofitable afternoon yesterday looking for playable courts. They hired a couple of bicycles and pedalled to the public courts two miles down Memorial Drive.

Upon their arrival, Wyeth and Everts were happy to see that a court was just being vacated. Their pleasure was short-lived, however, since the occupants proceeded to take away the net. The Harvardians protested, but the occupants announced that it was their own net and refused even to consider a 25 cent rental. After a short argumentative game without any net, Wyeth and Everts withdrew.