Sports

Star Wide Receiver Cooper Barkate, 7 Other Harvard Football Players Enter Transfer Portal

News

Cambridge City Council Takes First Step Toward Eliminating Broker Fees

News

Beth Israel Medical Center Residents and Physicians File for Unionization

News

As Students Denied Refunds, Blame Game Begins Over Harvard-Yale Pregame Debacle

News

Man Arrested for Secret Sexual Surveillance at Harvard’s Hemenway Gym

Roberts Winters at Cambridge City Council Candidate Forum

News

Cambridge Residents Slam Reappointment of Inflammatory Blogger to City Committee

News

Social Science Dean Lawrence Bobo To Take Unexpected Leave in Spring Semester

UNIVERSITY LACROSSE TWELVE TO MEET UNION

Game Will Be Played at 3 O'clock This Afternoon--Soldiers Field to Be Scene of Contest

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 12, 1928

HARVARD UNION Ellison, g. g., Finegan Markwett, c.p. c.p., Engle Pickard, p. p., Kingston Hartnett, 1d. 1d., DeLong Park, 2d. 2d., Garafolo Mulliken, 3d. 3d., Stone Hatch, c. c., DePuy Dreier, 1a. 1a., Finegan Lane, 2a. 2a., Lauterbach Glenn, 3a. 3a., Simson Wallace, 1h. 1h., Adam Murphy, o.h. o.h., Potter

The University lacrosse team will meet the powerful Union College stickmen this afternoon at 3 o'clock on Soldiers Field.

Coach H. W. Jeffers 2G.B. will be able to send his strongest team against the New Yorkers this afternoon and feels confident that his men, in spite of their poor start, will display a high brand of stick-work.

Today's game will mark the second trial of the Baltimorean style of play at Harvard. Coach Jeffers has substituted this method of play for the Canadian style as taught by the former coach, Talbot Hunter. The chief difference between the two forms is that the Baltimorean lays more stress on teamwork and aggressiveness.