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ATHLETIC HISTORY 245 Fletcher's Varsity faced with a very tough schedule, and McGill, Clarkson, and Toronto took the measure of the Blue. The Princeton series was taken by Princeton in two straight games, 2-3 and 1-2. Yale won the first game of the Harvard series, 4-1, but lost the sec- ond by the same score. In a fast and exciting play-off, the Harvard team eked out a very close victory, the final score standing 4-3. Iunior year Captain Gilli- ganis squad undertook a very ambitious schedule. On the Ca- nadian trip before Christmas the team lost to McGill, 5-1, but won from Toronto, 5-3, the next night. In the Princeton series Yale turned back Prince- ton in two straight games, 7-2 b and 3-1, thus getting revenge Arena. for the two defeats at the hands of Princeton the year before. The first game of the Harvard series boded ill for a favorable outcome when Harvard opened with a 6-2 win. Yale, however, staged a smart comeback in the Boston Garden, winning handily by the score of 3-1. The play-off in New Haven was a.nip and tuck battle all the way, Yale finally emerging the vic- tor by virtue of Ioe Gilligan's winning tally in the last few minutes of the overtime period. Senior year again found the team playing the best of the Canadian and American college teams. Both Harvard and Yale defeated Dart- mouth and Princeton easily, and the Yale-Harvard championship series was eagerly anticipated. The hrst game of the series was won by Yale, 4-3, in a tense game that went into an overtime period. The second game was played in the Arena before a Prom week-end crowd, hoping for a Yale victory. The Crimson won, 4-1, however, in a game that was unexciting and disappointing. The following week a determined and fighting Yale team defeated Harvard in the play-off at Boston by the score of 3-2, thus bringing the Hobey Baker trophy, emblematic of the Intercollegiate Hockey champion- ship, again to Yale. Track ln the fall of Freshman year our Class was represented in track by Harry Combs, Phil Hirsh, Nels Loud, Don Murray, Ben Short, Edge Smith, and Charlie Dunbar, who was elected captain. The
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