The Columbia team was fortified with the experience of four wins this season, and came on top with one fall and five decisions. The large number of decisions indicates the closeness of each match. Harvard scored a decision and a fall. The decision of the referee was given to Arthur Klein '32, in the 125-pound class, after a hard struggle, and J. H. Crandon '33 won a victory, pinning his opponent's shoulders to the ground, in the 135-pound match. In most of the heavier bouts Harvard lost by decision after one or more overtime periods. Baker of Columbia, however, scored a fall over R. W. Straus '31, in the unlimited weight class, after a furiously pitched battle. D. B. Dorman '32 fought in the 145-pound class instead of P. O. Johnson, who was on the sick-list.

The summary:

118-pound class: Queneau (C) defeated F. C. Evans '31 by decision.

125-pound class: Klein defeated Johnstone (C) by decision.

135-pound class: Crandon defeated Amster (C) by fall in 5 min., 44 sec.

145-pound class: Captain Relyea (C) defeated Dorman by decision.

155-pound class: Kinzler (C) defeated O. E. Goddard '33, by decision.

165-pound class: Clark (C) defeated Captain W. A. Robertson '31, by decision.

175-pound class: Scott (C) defeated R. R. Levin '32 by decision.

Unlimited class: Baker (C) defeated Straus by fall in 1 min., 55 sec., after first overtime period.

Racquetmen Defeat Penn 5 to 0 as Freshman Teams Lose

Easily winning by a score of 5 to 0, the University squash team defeated Pennsylvania Saturday on the Linden Street Courts. The closest match was that of Captain C. D. G. Breckinridge '31 and P. Wells. The remaining Harvard racquetmen, Beekman Pool '32, A. C. Ingraham '31, A. W. Patterson '32, N. F. Glidden '31 had little trouble in defeating their opponents.

The Freshman C team lost to the Union Boat Club 3 to 2 in a Class C division A play-off at the Boston A. C.

In an easy victory over the Freshman Class D team the Dunster House team defeated the Freshman 4 to 1. The hardest fought match was between J. W. Appel '32 (DH) and Acosta Nichols '34.

The summaries: