This marks the first time in Harvard men's water polo history that the team has gone unbeateen two tournaments in a row. The aquamen's winning streak extends to seven.

Although Harvard clearly dominated the George Washington game, both games against Washington & Lee and Army were come-from-behind victories.

In goal, Rod Phares led the Crimson defense keeping both Army and Washington & Lee to a pair of tallies in the second half of both games.

Against George Washington, junior Jim Kornish scored two breakaway goals in a row early in the contest, decisively setting the pace for Harvard's overwhelming triumph.

The scores: over Army, 11-6; defeating George Washington, 15-3, and belting Washington & Lee, 11-7.

Next weekend the Crimson travels to Providence, R.I., for the New England Tournament which will determine the seedings for the New England Championship held on November 1 and 2 also at Brown.

Cardinals 3, Dodgers 2

ST. LOUIS--Ozzie Smith, the least likely man in the St. Louis lineup, homered with one out in the ninth inning to give the Cardinals a 3-2 victory over Los Angeles in the pivotal fifth game of the National League playoffs yesterday.

With the victory, the Cardinals swept the three games in their home park and took a 3-2 lead as the best-of-seven series moves back to Los Angeles.

The homer came on an 0-1 pitch from Tom Niedenfuer and was the first that the switch-hitting Smith has hit batting left-handed in 2968 career at-bats. He had only six homers this season.

Both squads squandered several opportunities during the game.