GREEN YEARLINGS TROUNCE CRIMSON CUBS; SCORE 7-2

A triple by G. Owen in the fifth inning, scoring C. C. Buell with the first Freshman run, was apparently the cause of a 7-2 defeat presented to the yearling team by Dartmouth 1923 yesterday at Soldiers Field. Owen's exertion in traversing the bases evidently exhausted his pitching ability as Dartmouth, after having been retired in order for five frames, reached him in the next inning for four hits which, aided by infield errors, a wild pitch, a walk, and a hit batsman, gave the New Hampshire men six runs and the game.

In the effort to solve the right field problem Coach Young started K. B. Lucas in that position. The erstwhile first baseman acquitted himself rather well at bat, securing one hit, but was a non-entity in the field. Although outhitting their opponents 8-6, the Freshmen failed to make good use of their hits and made errors at critical moments. Buell at third was the one exception, getting a triple, two singles, scoring both runs, and having a perfect day in the field. Dartmouth played an errorless game and had but two men left on bases.