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...extent. While striking out eight men, he allowed only six safe hits, and gave no bases on balls. He also showed improvement in batting. Stephenson, who caught in the last three innings, showed improvement, but lacked the speed and accuracy of Kernan's throwing. Clarkson batted well, with a home run and a single to his credit, and made one excellent throw home from centre field in the eighth inning...
...Cercle Francais inflicted defeat on the Deutscher Verein by 24 runs to 6. Timely hitting and clever base-running netted 13 runs for the Cercle in the first inning, but after that Kendall, the German pitcher, settled down. A feature of the game was J. D. Clark's home run on three strikes. The players were kept in the best of condition throughout the game, by timely refreshments; likewise, the umpire
Malcoim Scollay Greenough, Jr., A. B. '98, and LLB. '02, died at his home in Cleveland, Ohio, Sunday morning. As an undergraduate, Greenough was a member of the institute, Hasty Pudding, Signed and Phi Delta Psi Clubs, and an editor of the Lampoon. He was married in Philadelphia on April 14 last to Violett, daughter of Charles S. Wheeler of that city. The funeral services will be held in the chapel at Mt. Auburn at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon...
Earned runs--Harvard 3. Stolen bases--Coolidge, Clarkson, Stephenson, Stillman, R. Kernan, Stiles, Orbin. Home run--Clarkson. Two-base hit--Matthews. Sacrifice hits--Stephenson, H. Kernan. Bases on balls--by Clarkson: Howes 2; by Groves: Stillman. Hit by pitched ball--by Devlin: H. Kernan. Struck out: by Clarkson: Howes 2, Gladfelter 2, Devlin, Wilder 2, Swain 2, Orbin 2, Noble, Cariss, Stiles; by Devlin: Carr, Stephenson, Stillman, R. Kernan, Randall; by Groves: Stillman, R. Kernan, Coolidge. Passed ball--R. Kernan. Umpire--Proud. Time...
...slight collation at the bar ended the entertainment, and to the tune of "Johnnie Comes Marching Home" and led by Captain Knowles of the nine, the men marched to the wharf and were taken aboard the "King Philip." Here a third meal awaited them, which was followed by some impromptu singing and a few speeches on the part of the Information Committee; but before the rest of the carefully prepared programme could be run off the steamer struck the wharf with a dull thud and the field day was over...