Three works ago, varsity baseball each Norm Shapard predicted has team would be fortunate if it won half of its games. Going into weekend games with Brown tomorrow and Columbia Saturday the Crimson has won 10 straight, leads both the Eastern Intercollegiate and Greater Boston Leagues, and shapes up as one of the top teams in Harvard history.

"Everybody has came through" and explained last night, a little bewildered by the team's sudden . The coach had particular praise for his corps, which has turned in 30 straight complete games.

Leading the staff in sophomore Paul Del Roset, a lefthander with a 5-0 won-last reserved and a sparkling LOT earned run average. He'll pitch Saturday against the Linener Bob Kesbier, a strikeout one who ten had his troubles this senses.

At Tarbre, 3-0 and a 1-12 ERA, will pitch against Brown tomorrow. Disk Garibaidi, Shepard's third starter, is also 3-0 with a 2.10 ERA. In his first start. Bill went all the way against MIT last Monday.

But hasn't been the whole story. Shepard was faced with the problem of replacing three 300 hitters in the outfield and used several combinations until he hit on the right one.

The present trie of Curty Comba, Gavin Oilmer and Bob St. George seems set. Combe knocked in six runs against Princeton Saturday and Gilmer hit a home run against MIT. St. George in hitting over 200 and is the sharpest fielder in the group.

The infield, the lone setid point at the season's start, continues to produce. Third baseman Mike Drummey lands the IEBL in hitting. Shortstop Dave Morse and second baseman Terry Bartole each got four hits against MIT and first such or Phil is the club's leading slugger. Dik Diehl, the catcher, had a home run against Navy that tultiated a 10-3 root.