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Six  Lion   Teams   to   See   Action    This    Weekend
 

  Six Lion teams will see action

this  weekend,  in places ranging

from Philadelphia, Pa.toHanover,

New Hampshire.

  The baseball team, fresh from

Its 18-0 rout of Kings Foint Tues-

day will be hoping  to raise its

record above the .500 marli with

victories over Erown and Harvard

Friday and Saturday. The team's

ri_cui-_ nciw -cands líí ii-7.

  According   to  Coach  John

Balquist, Brown and Ilarvard are

■both unknownquantities. "Wedon't

know anything  about them," he



  Ivy schools in general however,

are much stronger than îhe met-

ropolit-u squads Coiumbia plays

early in the season, so the Li-

ons will liave to play wetl to win.

The Lions havebeenimprovingre-

cently, aceordĩng to Balquist.par-

íicularly on defense.  It was poor
 

Estimates  Conflict



On  Gym  Halt Cosl

   (Continu.d fiom Page 1)

the contractorresponsibleforcon-

structing the gymnasium, saidlast

night that the loss involved in a

construction halt would b
 

sible iu
 

it thistii
 

not be  as great as Dr. Truman



  He explained that several fac-

tors would be involved in deter-

mining the loss. A delay of even

a month would effect tlie work

schedule which was  plannedtotake

advantage of weather conditions, he

said.  For example he cited the

£act that if a halt prolongs  thc

brick laying itiio ĸiiuc..' i'cjiitiiiiijiĸ

the eost of that phase would in-

crease by 25 per cent.
 

ure responsible for severalofthe

.ions' early scason li.is.s_s.

 "I'm glad wc're starting the I-

y League matches late this sea-

on," Balquist   saíd. "We had

 chance to prepare ourselves and

'e're beginning to  jell like the

eam had hoped we'd bc. We're

ôing well now and if we piay like



ell."
 

turhed in a seven-Inning s'tínt a-

gainst Manhattanrecently.and-heii

pitched fíve inníngs ofno-hítball

against Kings Point.

*  Crew coaches Bill Stowc and

Dick  Ilansen were not optimis-

tic when  asked  to discuss the

outlook for this week'ĸ races. The

heavyweights  are  racing  for

the Elackwell Cup against Penn
 

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credits have been excluded from

the last two issues of Spectator,

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including David Finck '7Û,Richard

Howard '70, Craig Elienbogen '71,

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and David Clapp  '71  have taken

wcll over 1,0.0 pholoi.rapli. iu tlic

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