Three Freshman teams met defeat at the hands of schoolboy opponents Saturday. The 1930 hockey team lost the first game a Freshman sextet has dropped in four years when it trailed Exeter 2 to 1, at the Charlesbank rink. The basketball team also lost to Exeter, 44 to 40, in overtime, while the Freshman squash team was badly beaten by St. Paul's School, 5 to 0.
The hockey game was a hotly contested affair, with the teams extremely even. Clever goal tending by Hawkes of Exeter kept the game scoreless until early in the third period, when Harding passed to Lakin and the latter counted. Gilligan then began a series of long shots at the Harvard goal from just in front of his own net, and eventually caught Warner napping and netted the disk. Half a minute before the final whistle Everett sped down the left land and lifted a gentle but well-aimed shot into the corner of the cage, giving a Harvard Freshman team its first defeat since 1923.
Overtime Needed in Basketball
The 1930 basketball team put up a great fight against the Exeter five, and it the end of the regulation time each team had 38 points. In the extra five-minute period, Exeter scored three goals to Harvard's one. Heleright and Maier led the school team's attack, while Captain Wenner and Ward shone for the Crimson.
The St. Paul's squash team, playing or their home courts, had an easy time with the Freshman racquetmen, winning all the matches without much difficulty.
The summaries: Score: Exeter, 2; Harvard 1930, 1. Goals: Lakin, Gilligan, Everett, Referee: Rocque. Time: 15 minute periods Score: Exeter, 44; Harvard 1930, 40. Field Goals: Hemebright S. Mater 6, Thompson 2, Holloway, Samborski, Wenner 5, Larne 5, Ward 4, Waterman 3, Lewis. Goals form Foul: Hemelright 3, Maier, Thompson, Friend, Holloway, Samborski, Waterman 3, Larue. Referee: Sonders. Time: 20 minute halxes, 5 minute overtime. St. paul's 5, Harvard 0. Rees defeated Harlie, 3-1; Brackieridge defeated Sheton, 3-0; Holbrock defeated Ware, 8-1. Ingrahan defeated Davis, 8-0; Whitehead defeated Gretash, 8-0.
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