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RECORDS FAVOR UNIVERSITY

BASEBALL TEAM OPPOSES PENN.--VISITORS WEAK IN PAST CONTESTS.

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 12, 1915

HARVARD. PENNSYLVANIA. Abbot, 2b. 2b., Mann Mahan, c.f. r.f., Armstrong Nash, 1b. l.f., Irwin Gannett, r.f. c., Koons Harte, c. s.s., Moore Hardwick, l.f. c.f., McNichol Reed, s.s. 1b., R. H. Wallace Beal, 3b. 3b., Kane Whitney, or Frye, p. p., H. K. Wallace, Wisner or Spielman

The Pennsylavania baseball team will line up against the University nine on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The former team has suffered recently by the injury of two veterans, Mann, at second base, and Schimpf at third. The former has, however, recovered so that he can play today. His presence will greatly strengthen the team, as he is considered its heaviest hitter.

A comparison of scores of the two teams shows an advantage for Doctor Sexton's team. Georgetown which scored a victory of 8 to 1 over Harvard on the southern trip defeated Pennsylvania 5 to 3. The University, however, triumphed over the Navy, Holy Cross, and Columbia, while the visitors were beaten decisively by each of these teams.