Harry Weir Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, August 8, 1880: Image #3

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game of ball between the Providence Club and the Clevelands. It was played splendidly by the Providence men, but towards the last the Clevelands got a little broken up. The Providence men won by a score of 6 to 0. We slept in the boat that night and the next morning got underway for home. We had a very light wind from Providence to Rocky Point where we stopped a few minutes to get dinner, but when we started from Rocky Pt. there was a first rate breeze although ahead - we beat all the way down and got home in good shape at about 7 o'clock. Such is the history in its main of our memorable cruise. Will you bring me a razor strop when you come on. Mine is about used up & doesn't seem to sharpen the razor worth a cent

Yr.affec.son.

H.

My dear Harry Aug 8. 1880