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THE MAIL

By A. B. H.

To the Editor of the Crimson:

In an article in Wednesday's paper it was said that the House Hockey teams should have more practice ice, the Junior Varsity less. The argument given was that the Varsity was going to lose some valuable players at the end of this year, and that the coaches would then have to draw from the House teams for next year's Varsity.

This is not true since if any House player had much ability and showed any interest he would be on the Junior Varsity. Furthermore it is obviously easier to coach a small J. V. squad than the many House teams. Therefore the coaches will draw more from the J. V. squad than from the House teams. John W. Brooks '39

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