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...nine defeated Holy Cross Saturday afternoon through Stillman's excellent pitching and by consistently good fielding. Considering that there were two substitutes in the game, the showing made was very encouraging. The men played well together, and were perfectly steady at all times. The nine appeared much more seasoned, and there was a total lack of the nervousness which was so costly in the last Princeton game. Stillman showed very good control, and finished the game strongly. He received perfect support after the first two innings, when Fincke and Coolidge made errors, which, however, did not prove costly...
Griffin pitched well for Holy Cross and held the Harvard batters down well, except in the sixth and seventh innings, when five of Harvard's seven hits were made. Wendell made three clean singles, one of which brought in the only run scored, and caught three flies, two of them on hard chances. For Holy Cross, Linnehan played well at second, accepting nine chances without an error...
...LONDON, June 15.--About two hours after breakfast this morning the University eight launched their shell and started for Gale's Ferry, where the Yale men watched the practice. A stiff breeze blowing down the Thames made the water too rough for good work. The crew rowed only short stretches and then returned to the quarters. About 5.30 the University crew rowed over the course on time but made a rather poor showing. The Freshmen took their first row at the same time...
...seventh annual tennis tournament for the championship of Massachusetts will begin on the courts of the Longwood Cricket Club at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Matches will be best two out of three sets, third set only being advantage. The following Harvard men are entered: D. F. Davis '00, H. McK. Jones '01, H. W. Bingham '03, H. Ward '00, S. F. Rockwell '00, B. C. Wright '03, C. S. Rathbun '02, F. S. Wise 1L., J. A. Roche '03 and C. E. Cole...
...Ahlborn '02, is a commonplace story with an obvious and unnecessarily pointed moral. "In the Elk Fields," by J. C. G. is a vivid bit of life-like description. The color is good and the writer happily does not attempt anything beyond him in word-painting. Of the two pieces of verse, the sonnet "To a Wilderness," by F. R. Dickinson' 03, attempts rather too much and does not end strongly...