Pennsylvania, 0 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 7

Harvards 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 6

Earned runs, Pennsylvania 2, Harvard 3; two base hits, Reese 2; three base hits, Goeckle and Upton; home run, Frothingham; sacrifice hits, Sullivan, Hovey and Thomson; stolen bases, Thomson 2, Bayne, Hollister, Coogan, Frothingham, Upton and Wiggin; first base on balls, Pennsylvania, 5; Harvard, 3; first base on errors, Pennsylvania, 3; Harvard, 2; left on bases, Pennsylvania, 6: Harvard, 8: struck out, Pennsylvania, 3; Harvard, 3; wild pitches, Reese, 2; Highlands 3 hit by pitched ball, Blair; time 2h. 2 +++; umpires, Lane and Murray.

NINETY-SIX 12; NINETY-FIVE 11.The game between the sophomores and freshmen yesterday afternoon was an old time class game. The day was perfect, and a large crowd turned out to watch the play. Hard hitting and errors galore were the order of the day. In sharp contrast to the previous game between the same nines when only four errors were made, '95 yesterday had seven and '96 had eleven to her discredit. Though the play was thus wretched, the score was so close throughout the game, and so much noise was made by both sides, that there was no end of excitement.

The score shows that '95 played the better game both in the field and at the bat, but her errors were nearly all very costly. Wadsworth started in to play the game with a broken finger, but soon gave way to Stephenson. Adams and Rogers did some hard hitting, and Reed made two very timely singles.

For '96, every man but one made a single, and in addition Hayes made a home run. Brown evidently was not feeling well and made four bad errors. It is unfortunate that no regular umpire was present and that men from '95 and '96 were called on to officiate. Both sides took exception to the umpiring and '95 especially found cause to complain against Fairchild.

The score:

NINETY-FIVE.

AB R BH TB PO A E

O'Malley c 5 2 1 1 8 1 1

Winslow 3b 4 2 1 1 2 1 1

Brown ss 5 0 1 1 0 3 4

Hayes 2b 5 3 2 5 4 4 0

McCarthy lf 5 1 0 0 1 0 0