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...College nine defeated West Point at West Point, Saturday, 9 to 2, in an interesting and, for the College nine, a well played game. J. S. Galbraith made a beautiful catch of a hard liner over second. He jumped, managed to catch the ball in one hand and made a doubleplay, catching the base runner off second. The College nine made another double play in the sixth inning in almost the same way, Farrington catching a liner at second and Lewis putting the base runner out at first. Lane at centre played a good all-round game. He made three...
...batting of the Freshmen was decidly poor, for only five hits were secured, and two of those were scratches. Jaynes made two singles, and Robinson, Milne and Fincke one apiece. Brown, on the contrary, seemed to hit McDonald almost at will, securing nine hits, all of which proved timely. Although the Freshmen were easily outbatted by their opponents, their fielding was much the superior. Cropley in left field made two put-outs, one of which was a rather difficult chance. Kendall covered first base in good shape, while Robinson, Putnam and Fincke all showed up well...
...management of the Riverside Recreation Grounds have a canvas canoe at Chester, England, for sale or to rent. Rattle is looking for some one to join him in a canoeing trip through England...
HARVARD MEN.- Ducharme's barber shop is the only one reserved for your patronage in Cambridge. For years with Young's Hotel. Now post office block. At popular prices. Bring your razors for sharpening...
...river like the Charles, where there are so many mud flats and where so many of the bridges are too low to pass under at high tide. It was used yesterday afternoon and proved much faster than the "John Harvard." It has a maximum speed of about fifteen and one-half knots an hour and will hold from twenty to thirty people. The old launch could not hold more than about fourteen people comfortably. The "Frank Thompson" is finished completely in mahogany...