FOUR EXETER ALUMNI TO OPPOSE THEIR SCHOOL

Captain Zarakov, Bennett, Ullman, and Booth, members of last year's Exeter team, will be in the Freshman line-up this afternoon when the first year men invade Exeter. Rain kept these men from opposing last year's Freshman nine but they played on the team that whipped the seconds last year, and this afternoon they will be sitting on the other bench.

A comparison of scores is so contradictory that neither team will stars the game a favorite. Exeter trimmed the seconds 4 to 2 a week ago and these seconds have a victory over the Freshmen to their credit. Cushing Academy, however, which fell before Booth's pitching earlier in the season, slugged their way to an 11 to 6 win over Exeter on Wednesday. With Booth on the mound for the 1927 team again the schoolboys may find rough travelling this afternoon.

'Sawyer Held Seconds to Six Hits

Sawyer, who turned back the Crimson with six hits and two runs, will probably be the Exeter hurler this afternoon, although Liuscott may be switched from centerfield to the box. Goodwin, at short stop, was largely responsible for four of the Exeter tallies against Cushing on Wednesday, when he poled a two-bagger with the bases loaded, and made it good for the circuit when the Cushing fielder heaved wide to the plate. His fielding was the feature of the game with the seconds.

Coach Davidson will start Booth in the box, with no other changes in the line-up. He has not been altogether satisfied with the way in which the team has been batting but he has decided to reserve any shifts until next week. Two men who have just been taken off probation will be very likely to start the next game, unless the team regains its old form this afternoon.