High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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TENNIS TEAM ' '

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V S: lk Y X U ,f rx . 3 -J. 7'Ai4!PsHR0wf1V RICHARD H. WEST, fllanager WM. H. TOW, Captain DR. H. hd. HALL, Coach S the YEAR BOOK goes- to press, the outlook for a successful tennis team is very bright. Due to the energetic workiof Manager i Dick W'est, an excellent schedule has been arranged, and Harry's courts have been secured for practice every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. A large number of candidates answered the call for practice. This was especially encouraging, as only Captain Tow and Pollack from .last year's team were in school. After a few weeks, 'practice Coach Hall selected the fellows who are to make up the squad. ' The team will line up as follows: Team of Doubles- .Feam of Singles Substitutes The schedule follows: School. April Stuyvesant? ..... May Stuyvesant ...... May Townsend Harris May Horace Mannf .. May Curtis .......... June De Witt Clinton . 'HPI-met'iee game. F' of Capt. Tow and Neidenstein -Pollack, Wfieneis and Brown -Bendovv and Kenney

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