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Farley played quarterback on last year's Freshman team. Before entering the University he played on Roxbury Latin. He weighs about 158 pounds and is a hard tackler. Last year '97 won the championship largely upon their tackle plays and on Hallowell's punting. They should have a strong team this year...
...Harvard Cricket Team won a rather easy victory from Brockton at the Brockton grounds Saturday. The wicket was too wet for high scoring on either side, but Harvard's bowling was much stronger than that of the home team. Adams especially distinguished himself in bowling and it was owing to his good pitch and changing of pace that Brockton was dismissed in the second inning for the insignificant total...
...Montreal athletic games, Saturday, E. B. Bloss '94 won the 120-yards hurdles and the broad jump and took second in the 100 yards dash; E. H. Clark '96 was second in the shot put, the high jump, and the 120-yards hurdles; D. Grant '97, Sp., won the two mile run and was second in the one-mile...
...Haven this week were finished on Saturday and resulted in a victory for H. Foster '98. In the morning Foster defeated J. D. Forbes '99 in a well played three set match. Forbes had the score 4-2 in his favor in the third set, but Foster finally won the set and match 6-4. W. M. Scudder '99 also defeated E. R. Marvin '99 in the morning after a long and rather poorly played match. In the afternoon Foster defeated Scudder very easily, both men being too tired to play well...
...Foster '98, defeated H. J. Holt '98, and E. R. Marvin '99. Late in the afternoon Whitman and Forbes, and Foster and Carleton met to decide who should go to the Intercollegiate in the doubles, and they stopped on account of darkness at one set all. Foster and Carleton won the first set and had a lead of 5-2 in the second, but lost it by erratic playing. The third set in the doubles will be played this morning at ten o'clock. The summaries are as follows: W. M. Scudder '99, beat E. R. Marvin...