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LONG SEASON ARRANGED FOR TENNIS PLAYERS THIS SPRING

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An unusually long schedule of 18 matches has been arranged for the University tennis team this spring, including a Southern trip, on which seven matches are to be played in eight days. Dartmouth, Brown, Cornell, Pennsylvania, California, West Side Tennis Club, Longwood Cricket Club, Princeton, and Yale are some of the strongest teams which the Crimson racket men will face.

Because of the loss by graduation of Captain F. W. Hatch '19, and by illness of F. C. Hanighen '21, the mainstays of last year's team, the prospects for this season are very uncertain. The team suffered defeat at the hands of the Longwood Cricket Club, Princeton, and Yale in 1919, and will experience considerable difficulty this year unless more regular practice is introduced than was held last season.

Informal Practice at Chestnut Hill

Some attempt to get the players into shape for the Southern trip has been made by informal practice at the covered courts at Chestnut Hill, but outdoor practice is still far off, due to the continued inclement weather. R. N. Williams, 2nd., 16, former national champion, has offered to do as much coaching as his limited time allows.

The material for this year's team consists of a well-balanced group of reasonably good players, but includes no stars. Captain G. W. Helm '20, who played on last year's team, L. A. deTurenne '21, C. H. Hyams '21, and J. B. Fenno, Jr., '21, regulars of 1919, D. P. Robinson, Jr., '20, R. R. Weaver '21, G. W. Caner '21, W. T. Richards '21, of the second team, and C. P. Holmes '22, C. Wakefield '22, L. D. Hill '22, and F. T. Pratt '22, of last year's Freshman team are among the promising players who will strive for the team this spring.

The complete University schedule, the first seven matches of which will be played on the spring trip follows:

Saturday, April 17.--Agawam Hunt Club at Providence.

Monday, April 19.--University of Virginia at Charlottesville (pending).

Tuesday, April 20.--Norfolk Country Club at Norfolk, Va.

Wednesday, April 21.--Annapolis at Annapolis

Thursday, April 22.--Chevy Chase at Chevy Chase, Md.

Friday, April 23.--Baltimore Country Club at Baltimore.

Saturday, April 24.--Philadelphia C. C. at Philadelphia.

Wednesday, April 28.--Open.

Saturday, May 1.--Springfield C. C. at Springfield.

Monday, May 3.--Tufts at Cambridge.

Wednesday, May 5.--Brown at Providence.

Friday, May 7.--Pennsylvania at Cambridge.

Saturday, May 8.--Dartmouth at Cambridge.

Wednesday, May 12.--Open.

Saturday, May 15.--Cornell at Cambridge.

Wednesday, May 19.--M. I. T. at Cambridge.

Thursday, May 20.--Pittsburg at Cambridge.

Friday, May 21.--Princeton at West Side Tennis Club.

Saturday, May 22.--West Side T. C. at New York.

Wednesday, May 26.--Longwood at Chestnut Hill.

Saturday, May 29.--Yale at Cambridge

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