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Malletmen Oppose Battery A Team at Armory -- Both Squads Underfeated This Season

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED March 4, 1931

HARVARD BATTERY A 11. Nicholas, No. 1 No. 1. Reed Gerry, No. 2 No. 2, Walsh F. Nicholas, back back, Clark

Clashing for the class A championship of the Boston Indoor Polo League, the Harvard malletmen will meet the Battery A team at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Commonwealth Armory. Harvard has won three games and lost none in the league, while Battery A has won two and lost none.

If the University players win the championship, they will retire the original Charles W. Plummer Memorial Trophy, having already won it twice. The last time the Crimson won, the trophy was two years ago.

The Battery A team will give Harvard two goals as a handicap. F. A. Clark '29, powerful back of the opposing team, is considered to be a menace to Harvard's winning the championship and the trophy.