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On October 15, quarterback Arnold Galiffa will get a good look at the inside of the stadium. Tomorrow, first baseman Arnold Galiffa sees it from the outside, when the Army baseball team meets Harvard here at 3 p.m.

The Cadets have been sporadically dangerous this year, winning only one EIBL game in five starts. They often outhit their opponents but their fielding has been sub-par. Every once in a while, however, they will explode for a large number of runs. They beat Yale, 13 to 4, and scored nine against Dartmouth and 10, 13, and 11 in three other games. Coach Paul Amen's soldiers forced Cornell and the Brooklyn Dodgers into extra innings before dropping one-run decisions.

Ira Godin will oppose Ted Griesinger on the mound and attempt to keep Harvard in the running for second or third place in the EIBL. Ed Foynes and Chuck Roche may appear in left and right field respectively if Amen tosses a left-hander at the Crimson. Otherwise, John Caulfield and Herbie Neal will play. ARMY  HARVARD Stuff, cf  Dunn, ss Metzger, lf  Foynes or Mackmull, 3b  Caulfield,cf Winfield, rf  Rocheor Neal, rf Irons, c  Coulson, 1b Galiffa, 1b  Moffie, cf Lobe, 2b  Huntington, 2b Dolan, ss  Mannino, 3b Griesfinger, p  Crosby, c   Godin, p

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