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Lowell Leads Four Houses in 3 Out of 4 Squash Leagues

Eliot, Dunster, Winthrop, and Kirkland Are Far Behind

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED January 22, 1934

According to preliminary reports, Lowell loads the houses in squash, helding first place in three out of four leagues.

The game standing of the first three houses in each league is as follows: A League: Dunster: won 18, lost 7; Kirkland: won 15, lost 5; Eliot: won 14, lost 11, B. League; Lowell: won 28, lost 7; Eliot: won 26, lost 4; Dunster: won 22, lost 13. C. League; Lowell: won 26, lost 4; Eliot: won 15, lost 10; Dunster: won 13, lost 7, D. League; Lowell: won 21, lost 4; Eliot: won 15, lost 10; Winthrop: won 14, lost 11.