SKATERS INVADE NEW HAVEN TODAY FOR THREE GAMES

A host of skaters will take the ice at New Haven today as three Harvard hockey teams pit themselves against the best Yale can offer.

The Varsity will entrain at 10 o'clock the morning, a well-conditioned, confident contingent of 17 men, a team rated far ahead of their opponents, who have been dogged by injuries for the past few weeks. If the Crimson wins tonight it will be the first series which Harvard has ever taken in two straight, and, what is more, it will clinch for the Moseleymen the championship of the Quadrangular League, and a reputation as the best Harvard team in years. Bu it will be no giveaway, as those who follow Harvard-Yale hockey fortunes well know, and fans who go to the Arena in New Haven tonight at 8 o'clock expect to see a fight to the finish.

Unblemished Record

Undefeated to date, the Crimson Yearlings hope to wind up a successful season when they cross sticks with the Eli Freshmen this afternoon at 5.30 o'clock in New Haven.

Wise money is backing the Crimson to win because of their 5-1 defeat of the St. Paul's team which downed the Eli hosts 10-0. A lot will depend on how Captain Austie Harding and his sharpshooters function.

Jayvees in Condition

With what appears to be a potent setup, the Javees hope to repeat their 4-3 overtime win of last year. Coach Clark Hodder is taking 15 men to New Haven, and though some of them have had but a week of practice, about half of them have played on and off throughout the season and are in prime condition. Captain Pete Perry will lead the Crimson.