The sun., 1910-06-28

e other colleges knew what heaT cat
The 'Nis we're az hasehall They turne'
out team that year that licked Yale
Harvard. Princeton, Brown and williams
and when the men Of rs come hack ever
year they lust naturally scurry Tor th'
lall yard and cry for victims. Ninety
i've had team ready to-day, but u SiOo'
no more chance with tho old champion
than would a team made up n the gradu
aies oi a Eighty five Won, To o, viii
their ears laid hack
After leisurely luncheon az the ChapteI
houses, the boarding places aud Amherst
single hard working inn The old boys Wcn'
lack 10 Pratt Field for the game betweet
The varsity and Wesleyan There Wer,
few undergraduates about Most of them
have gone home. bat half dozen bu zsu
lunged yell leaders stayed m town for ths
good 0i the cause and they made tho old
boys work
The game was we'll attended hy towns
men a. we'll as by visiting alumni and the
stands were fun and the field iTinged
Amherst showed a pretty slick team with
Lawrence Mcclure iu the hon aud Henry,
a star catcher. the receiving end White,
Ia lmwny youth. pitched for Wesleyan.
with MCtaifey, who looked all Oi the
name as hts catcher
Amherst sipp,d rlIn over inIthe
first inning hut there was nothing more
doing untilthe nth. when Wesleyan made
two runs with S0rns solid wha cks od young
Mr. Mcclure Then yOu heard some real
rnotinE The infants ot no m their baby
dresses rollsd on the grass aud tore mp
the sOd
! Charley Whitman hegln 20 coach from
IN" third base hnH assisted by Edward
| Childs. the artist. Edwin D'ify. George e.
/ IHN Il al IA
! ! g.. lnnhAm, all Of ~
Careless fielding and hit put Mcclure
90 the hole In the fourth inning, hut with
! the nd.e, tull he tanned three hop-fu
M"thodi-ts and vnu could have heard
| 30" uurudT a. Tar away as the ancient
1 village oi Hadley
rrntr, Fielder lube uf Amherst was
| accidentally spiked at frst N the 9TH
| inning and iay on the gru-- q dorm Yards
/ from the Tag THIS gay" the irolrkers
ul u5 % chance Tor ryW-iv business
| They roilcd arrus, the field n their uacgy
/ ulrpl" truu-.r-. carrying "A StrrtCh-r
| ih'y bundled lulr INTO It and with tie
/ stands yelling they dumped him gently
/ On top uf the Ia--
There was more excitement IN the sixth
! when Burt New York hoy. hammered
! q thrr" laRg"r uIt 10 the trees m Tar
| centre t.ld and scored two Auher,taus
putting the Purple ana White ! run 20
| The guot. u Wa- "a bully game MDs-
leyan caught tlp Iu the ninth, but Amherst
won in the eleventh. Z 90 3
Many Ut th" visiting Alumni attended
| the prize pratuus in the afternoon f'r
the Hvd. prilr the speakers were r pck-
wood BullArd John Scott Pink. Clarence
Francis. Herbert Beuust Harris. Eustaca
} Nshgman md N-X y ShHlp. members
Of the senior class The speakers fur the
h-ilngg prize were Sophomore, George
Andrew Caylin, James T. colt IA. Howard
~ NlmI~uV PNlNu = Turner and Harold
y Mhtemln Freshmen Raymond W
lriss, trydpriCA X N ier. John Henry
klugrrfpId Jr Henry : Lnipsr and
Harold " Plough The D-I1e winner,
will be announced tomorrow 1r W-tue,-
dav
President Harms ~ the conclusion 10.
the Ora'luus announced tho winners ~
N" college prize, tIr 'H" year The
Roswell Dwight HIrChr'Cs memorial
fellowship ~ $50 Was won hy X q Mg~-
ray u Hsrkinrr. y y 4 " Neusiait
% gist the SOUTH End House fellowship
Ut &p which he has held TOR tHa past
wear The Hutch.ns Gr-rk pr.sr was
captured Nv George y SIaytuU ~ Morris
vile. Vt q Junior inr B.rfum prisss
went O. Talbot q H.mIin It New York
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