VERSATILE PLAYING OF HOCKEY SEXTET VANQUISHES M. I. T.

The University sextet more than fulfilled expectations at the Arena last night when it sent M. I. T. down to defeat by a decisive 9 to 2 score. In every department of the game the Engineers were outplayed, being unable either to break down the Crimson's defense or to resist the speedy attack of the forwards. The contest was featured by a schoolboy game between the periods, in which Cambridge Latin defeated Newton High, 4 to 1.

Relying on individual playing rather than a passing game, which the Tech men were able to break up often, the University team scored practically all its goals on individual plays. Martin, Captain Owen, and Larocque played in excellent form; time and time again one of them went down the ice for a long spectacular dash that offered a formidable threat to the Technology goal.

The Engineers on the other hand seldom showed a powerful offense and had only a very few chances to score. Divergent broke through the Crimson defense several times, but did not tally. M. I. T. showed her greatest strength in her three-man defense, aided by Captain Nickle at goal, who made more than one spectacular stop that prevented a higher Crimson score.

In the first period the Crimson machine did not get going until the last minute of play, when it scored two goals within 17 seconds. During the last session Claflin's men found little difficulty in penetrating the Engineers defense and broke through for five tallies.

The summary:

HARVARD  M. I. T.Walker, Hill, Angler, l.w.  r.w., HaydenMartin, Larocque, c.  c., DaltonBaker, Larocque, r.w. l.w.,  Taylor, WilburOwen, Graves, l.d.  r.d., MacNeilCrosby, Gratwick, r.d.  l.d., Divernet, WilburHiggins, g.  g., Nicki