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Freshman Sports
Seventeen Crimson penalties and clouds of dust hit the Business School field yesterday, and the freshman lacrosse squad dropped its third straight contest, 12 to 3, to Governor Dummer Academy. The Governors picked up only four penalties in the contest. Jerry Pyle, Tag Edwards, and Bobby Hoen tallied for the Yardlings.
The freshman tennis team resumed its winning ways, after a close defeat by Amherst Monday, to overpower Williams, 9 to 0, yesterday. The last match before the Yale encounter was played against heavy cross-winds on the Soldiers Field Courts.
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