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On Wednesday, February 8, and Thursday, February 9, the finals in the second year courts of the Ames competition of the Law School will be held in Langdell Hall.
This competition is open only to the members of the eight clubs which qualified as a result of the four elimination rounds held early in the month, and will be the last contest for second year law students to be held this year.
The following is the standing of the clubs as a result of the elimination competition, the first eight being the winners: The eight leading clubs will each argue one case in the finals on February 8 and 9, and the four winners will compete in the semi-finals of the Ames Competition next fall. Drawings for the competition have been made as follows: Taft (plaintiff) vs. James Bryce (defendant), February 8. Mansfield-Warren (plaintiff) vs. Scott (defendant), February 8. Parsons (plaintiff) vs. Holmes (defendant), February 9. Ames-Gray (plaintiff) vs. Kent-Marshall (defendant), February 9. No man may argue in this final round of the second year competition unless he has argued in one of the four elimination rounds representing the same club he represents in the final round.
The eight leading clubs will each argue one case in the finals on February 8 and 9, and the four winners will compete in the semi-finals of the Ames Competition next fall. Drawings for the competition have been made as follows:
Taft (plaintiff) vs. James Bryce (defendant), February 8.
Mansfield-Warren (plaintiff) vs. Scott (defendant), February 8.
Parsons (plaintiff) vs. Holmes (defendant), February 9.
Ames-Gray (plaintiff) vs. Kent-Marshall (defendant), February 9.
No man may argue in this final round of the second year competition unless he has argued in one of the four elimination rounds representing the same club he represents in the final round.
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