Sextet Seeks Revenge From NU, Picard Tonight in Arena

A much-needed day of rest may bring the Crimson hockey team back into something like its once-fine form for tonight's game against Northeastern.

Game time is 9 p.m. at the Arena, and the Crimson will be fighting to recover from Wednesday evening's less to Boston College. After that game, Coach Cooney Weiland said he planned drastic lineup changes, but so far, the shifts have not been specified.

The Huskies, an erratic but capable team, started the Crimson on the road to ruin in their first meeting, January 31.

But the Crimson since then has had almost all possible misplays bounced out of it by two even tougher teams--Brown and B.C. Tonight should mark the turning point.

The team's big trouble in the last game lay in Husky goals Ray Picard. Although the Crimson took far more shots than did the IIuskies, it ultimately lost in overtime, 4 to 3. Since that time, Northeastern has played and lost to B.C.

Both Picard and Lennie McNamara, standout defensemen, will start for the Huskies. Northeastern has a long climb, however, to get as far "up" as it was for the previous Harvard contest.

Special Meeting

The Crimson team did not hold practice yesterday. Instead, it met in the rooms of Captain Walter Greeley, for discussion, and an attempt to ascertain the problems which have caused it to lose three games.

Tonight's opener pits high-flying B. C. against B. U., which took the Eagle's measure, 5 to 2, in their last meeting, two weeks ago.

The Crimson's record now stands at six wins, three losses, and one tie, while Boston College has nine and three.