Harvard carried off the international collegiate tennis championship in both singles and doubles; at the Morion Cricket Club, at Havertord today, and gained possession of the silver chalice length can, put up for competition in 100 by Harrison K. Caner.
C. Colgate Caner, son of the donor of the cup, had a big part in winning the trophy. Voting Caner won the singles title by defeating his teammate, J. S. Pfaffin, 4-5, and paired with H. Harte, star end on last fall's Crimson football team, won the doubles championship also. Caner and Harte had an easy time in the final doubles match. Refusing their teammates, Pfaffin and W. H. Whitehouse, in straight sets, by defeating both finalists in the singles section and both teams in the deciding match of the doubles division. Harvard broke all former intercollegiate tennis records. Other colleges have played of both the singles and doubles titles but never before has any college been assured of both championships at the end of the semifinal rounds.
BALTIMORE TAKES TWO IN INTER-CITY SERIES
Local Lads Go Down in Defeat, When Many Errors Mingle With Mediocre Hitting? Washington Also Falls Victim to Oriole Lads' Playing.  BALTIMORE, MD., September 16—The Baltimore Fidelity and Deposit Company's team today defeated both Richmond and Washington in the Amateur Baseball Commission's intercity series at Oriole Park. The first game was between Baltimore and Richmond, and the locals won, 3 to 2, and Washington went down to defeat to the tune of 10 to 5. 