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GOLFERS MEET HOLY CROSS
Varsity Plays Strong Purple Team Today
Led by Captain Mel Heath, the Varsity Golf men will test their strength today when they meet a strong Holy Cross team at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Springs Country Club in the first match of the season. Coach Clark Hodder's hopes for a powerful team have been considerably disappointed by the ineligibility and sickness of some of the best golfers on the squad, but he hopes several less experi- enced golfers will soon improve enough to fill the open positions capably.
It is believed that the men who will be used today will be Heath as number one man, and William E. Sibley, III '33, Robert C. Hunter, Jr. '36, Mansfield Brannigan '36, Guy S. Hayes '34, and Howard F. Gillette '85 in the remaining five positions
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