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...every Harvard man got two hits except Chandler and Scannell. Beale kept up his batting streak by making a single and a pretty three-bagger, which brought in a run. Young led Cornell at the bat, making a single, a threebagger, and a home run. He also ran bases well and played an excellent game behind...
...later scored on Kingsley's single. Paine put the side out by catching Beacham off first and striking out two men. For Harvard, Rand's three-bagger and Haughton's single netted a run. In the second inning Harvard scored another run on Dean's good base-running. A home run by Young tied the score in the third inning. Cornell's other runs were made in the fourth and the seventh. Stratton, scored in the fourth on errors and Beacham in the seventh on a base hit, and a two-bagger by Murtaugh...
Earned runs-Harvard 2, Cornell 1. Two base hits-Haughton, Murtaugh. Three base hits-Young, Beale, Rand. Home run-Young. Stolen bases-Dean, Rand, Paine, Beacham, Bole, Stevenson, Burgess First base on balls-Rand, Haughton 2, Dean. Struck out-Affeld 3, Bole, Cook 2, Chandler. Double plays-Beacham and Young. Umpire-Murray...
...John A. Buckingham '34 died at his home in Newton, Monday morning, after an illness of over six months. He was born in Boston. After graduating from Harvard in the class of '34 he entered the Divinity School. Mr. Buckingham was pastor of several Unitarian churches in New York, and later took charge of a church at Sturbridge, Mass. About thirty years ago he retired and has since been living in Newton...
Yesterday the Harvard golf team defeated the Concord team at the latter's grounds by the score of 13-9. The Harvard team played a much better game than the score shows, for the course was very tricky and so greatly in favor of the home team...