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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED April 28, 1934

HARVARD PRINCETON Watt, fb. fb., Pasley Harding, rw. 3/4 rw. 3/4, Bales Meiklejohn, c. 3/4 c. 3/4, Halton Channing, c. 3/4 c. 3/4, Swann Howard, lw. 3/4 lw. 3/4, Lee Whitney, soh. soh., Duffus Mayorga, sh. sh., McPartland White, f. f., Stewart LaRoussilhe, f. f., Cragin Oppenheimer, f. f., Davis Knapp, f. f., Fisher Nazro, f. f., Hogg Aitken, f. f., McAllen Taylor, f. f., Quigley Schwyzer, f. f., Sinclair

Harvard's chances for winning the Eastern College Rugby Championship will probably be decided this afternoon when the Crimson Rugby Club meets the undefeated Princeton fifteen on Soldiers Field at 3 o'clock. So far this season the Tigers have played a consistently good game and are a real threat to the Harvard team.

Harvard's lineup will be crippled by the loss of Jim Potter and Allio Sherman. Vic Harding is scheduled to start in the game, but he may very likely withdraw at the last minute because of injuries sustained in last week's game with the New York Rugby club and in the match with Cambridge.