A hard task is in store for the Freshman hockey team when they face the St. Pauls sextet at 10 o'clock this morning at Concord, N. H. In their losing contest with the University stick-men, the school-boys showed a serious lack of team-work but the individual playing of most of the skaters gave promise of a formidable sextet as soon as Coach Campbell could whip them into an evenly working team. Captain Davis is an especially speedy skater and several times he broke through the University line alone to threaten the Crimson cage. Working with him in the forward line is Ferguson, who is by far the best stick handler on the team, and if the two have learned the fundamentals of team-work they should be a serious threat to the Yearling defence system. Little is known of the St. Paul's secondary line as the University machine so completely swept the school boys off their feet that they were unable to offer any organized resistance.

The Yearling sextet is functioning as smoothly as could be desired, as Coach Humphrey has laid especial emphasis on the parallel line, and the Freshmen have been able to maintain it even under the pressure of the University scrimmage attacks. But the 1925 strength is not entirely in its organization, for Beals and Hodder are men who can be relied upon to give stellar performances in an emergancy. HARVARD  ST. PAULS Peirson, r.w.  l.w., Prime Beals, c.  c., Davis Burgess, l.w.  r.w., Ferguson Hodder, r.d.  l.d., Tilt Hammond, l.g.  r.d., Watts Cantillon, g.  g., Lamar