Tigers Favored Over Crimson Tennis Team

Harvard's tennis team puts its under-fused Tennis Leagues record on the like tomorrow against a favored Princeton squad at Ruther's Field. But weather has the Crimson all this week, and Coach Jack Bara is left to just on the home-court advantage to turn the side towards a possible upset.

The Crimson has shut out each of the four MITL opponents to date by 9-0 course, but the Tigers also have an undefusied record, and are depending champions, so it looks as though tomorrow's match night be a different story. The Orange and Black also beast Herb Filngthen at first singles, a sophomore and already the top player in the Hast. Drayton Hebern, last year's top man and without a less in League competitions in at second singles.

To further darkens the picture, if comparative coures are a help, Harvard speeched by Williams, 5-4 Tuesday, while Princeton the came team count or this year by a 9-0 count.

Ripley Replaces Niederhodler

Captain Paul Sullivan, in his countenary member one spot, will has Filngthen. This issues Frank Ripley, who earlier last week took over the second position from Vis Niederhodler,

Sullivan and Ripley will combine at first doubles to try to put down the Tiger combination of Filgnthen and Williams. Niederholder and lamon are expected to play in the send spot, and a playoff, will decide the third and fourth positions.

Captain Sullivan, who Barnely, counts on a home-court advantage and strength in the doubles to upset the Tigers. Predicted Coach Barnely last night. "My team is up and they're season fight who hell. Win, loss, or draw, we're games give our an argument!"

The Crimson has shut out each of the four MITL opponents to date by 9-0 course, but the Tigers also have an undefusied record, and are depending champions, so it looks as though tomorrow's match night be a different story. The Orange and Black also beast Herb Filngthen at first singles, a sophomore and already the top player in the Hast. Drayton Hebern, last year's top man and without a less in League competitions in at second singles.

To further darkens the picture, if comparative coures are a help, Harvard speeched by Williams, 5-4 Tuesday, while Princeton the came team count or this year by a 9-0 count.

Ripley Replaces Niederhodler

Captain Paul Sullivan, in his countenary member one spot, will has Filngthen. This issues Frank Ripley, who earlier last week took over the second position from Vis Niederhodler,

Sullivan and Ripley will combine at first doubles to try to put down the Tiger combination of Filgnthen and Williams. Niederholder and lamon are expected to play in the send spot, and a playoff, will decide the third and fourth positions.

Captain Sullivan, who Barnely, counts on a home-court advantage and strength in the doubles to upset the Tigers. Predicted Coach Barnely last night. "My team is up and they're season fight who hell. Win, loss, or draw, we're games give our an argument!"

Ripley Replaces Niederhodler

Captain Paul Sullivan, in his countenary member one spot, will has Filngthen. This issues Frank Ripley, who earlier last week took over the second position from Vis Niederhodler,

Sullivan and Ripley will combine at first doubles to try to put down the Tiger combination of Filgnthen and Williams. Niederholder and lamon are expected to play in the send spot, and a playoff, will decide the third and fourth positions.

Captain Sullivan, who Barnely, counts on a home-court advantage and strength in the doubles to upset the Tigers. Predicted Coach Barnely last night. "My team is up and they're season fight who hell. Win, loss, or draw, we're games give our an argument!"

Sullivan and Ripley will combine at first doubles to try to put down the Tiger combination of Filgnthen and Williams. Niederholder and lamon are expected to play in the send spot, and a playoff, will decide the third and fourth positions.

Captain Sullivan, who Barnely, counts on a home-court advantage and strength in the doubles to upset the Tigers. Predicted Coach Barnely last night. "My team is up and they're season fight who hell. Win, loss, or draw, we're games give our an argument!"