Winner in both football and track, third in cross country, and fifth in touch football, Kirkland House is leading in the fall point standing of the Houses, according to figures released by Adolph W. Samborski '25, director of intra-mural athletics.

The Deacons boast a total of 270 points, 15 more than Lowell House, which finds itself in runner-up position. The Bellboys were second in touch football and cross country, third in track, and tied for fourth in football.

In third place with 242 1/2 points, is Eliot, whose football team finished in a tie for second. The Elephants also took third in touch football, fourth in track, and fifth in cross country.

The fall point standing: Kirkland  270 Lowell  255 Eliot  242 1/2 Leverett  222 1/2 Winthrop  202 1/2 Dudley  200 Adams  185 Dunster  132 1/2

Large Increase In Participants

Total number of participants in the six House sports was 777, more than 300 more than in the year 1933-34, the previous record. Fall track, an innovation in the intra-mural program, drew 56 men, which more than compensated for the number engaged in House rowing in 1933-34.

Largest proportional jump in number of men in this year's fall program over last year's was in golf. This fall 74 men went out for divot digging, as against 16 last year. Tennis also had a large increase, 243 men being engaged in the net sport this year and only 124 in 1936-37.

Touch football enjoyed a banner season this fall with 147 men participating, 64 more than last year.

The comparison of this year and 1936-37: Cross Country  25  32 Football  210  225 Golf  16  74 Tennis  124  243 Touch football  83  147 Track  56 Total  458  777