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LACROSSE TEAM PICKS UP, SINKS TUFTS 14-4

Saturday's Meet With Dartmouth Will Be Toughest Game Before Meet With Yale

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED April 22, 1937

Improved team work on the lacrosse team netted it a 14-4 victory over Tufts yesterday on Cousens Field, Medford. The Crimson success was due more specifically to finding holes through the opposite goalies and to a splendid passing defense.

The meet next Saturday with Dartmouth will be the toughest before the Yale game.

Players on the Harvard team were Riecken, goal; Witherspoon, pt.; White (Tonner), cp.; Magurn, 1st def.; Cushman (Sullivan, Damon), 2nd def.; Campion (Blanchard, Taliaferre, Downey), c.; Scott (Elrod, Baker), 2nd At.; Hunsaker (Hammond) 1st At.; Hartstone (Flynn, Cleveland, Sheperd), out home; Wood, in home.