As the season advances the discussion of the annual fall tennis tournament again occupies the minds of the college players. The great success of the tournament which was held last year, leads us to hope this season for one of increased interest. Many of the best tennis players yet remain in college, while the freshman class presents several men who are already well known as players of exceptional ability. Now that the courts have been put in such perfect condition, the announcement of the arrangements for the tournament should no longer be delayed. Some time must necessarily elapse before all details can be arranged. This delay occurring later will deprive the tournament of much of its interest by forcing it to take place at a time when the college work will have become much more onerous than at present. The Tennis Association has in the past shown a decided tendency to push matters, and this year ought not to witness any diminution of its energy.
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