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It is proposed to have two tennis leagues this spring, to consist of seven members each. The committee, Messrs. Chase, Tallant and Lee, will select the members. Messrs. Hovey, Hurd, Bailey and Pillsbury, of the Law School; and Messrs. Stetson, Orcutt, Brooks, Potter and Wildes, of the college, have sent in their names as candidates. All others wishing to be candidates will please send their names to me directly, stating the hours, morning and afternoon, at which they can play. Each member will be required to play but two matches on the average per week, or twelve matches altogether, in accordance with regulations to be published hereafter.
For the Committee, G. W. LEE, 39 Brattle St.
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