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Wise scored the final varsity run, reaching third when Tech third baseman Bob Lait threw past first into rightfield on Wise's grounder. Krinsky followed with his second hit to score Wise...
...second without a hit. Tim Wise, Ed Krinsky, and pitcher John Arnold drew successive walks. Wise scored on Smith's fly to center, and Krinsky tallied on a wild pitch. The outburst sent Slosek to the showers and Al House came in to finish the game for Tech...
Included among the M.I.T. professors scheduled to be called are "several top men," according to one committee source. The Tech professors, however, have reportedly indicated to M.I.T. officials that they will cooperate with the Committee just as three of their colleagues did two weeks...
...early to compare the crews. We've heard Princeton is big and good, but we won't be able to tell until we see them row." Excluding cox, the Tiger shell averages six foot three and 186 pounds to the Crimson's six foot three and 184.2 pounds. Tech is the heaviest boat on the river, with an average of 192 pounds...
Whereas Love didn't switch his first boat at all, the jayvee eight that rows at 4 p.m. will have only four of the men that beat Tech handily last week. Larry Brownell will stroke, with Al Dann taking over the seven spot. Pete Simonds will row at five, and Tom Adams will be at the number four oar. Bruce Williams will cox. Veterans of the M.I.T. victory still rowing are Dan Simonds in the bow, Lee Henderson at two, Bill Geertsema at three, and Link Boyden...