Crimson Golf Squad Loses to Williams, To Play Yale Today

An excellent Williams golf team extended its undefeated skein to ten straight at the expense of the varsity yesterday at Williamstown, winning 6 1/2 to 1/2.

Bill McAllister gained the Crimson's half-point by tying Bill Chapman in the number three match; the match was even after 18 holes when play was called because of darkness.

At one, Williams' Randy Carey outclassed Brock Stokes, winning 6 and 5 on the strength of his three over par scoring. Morgan Coleman, hitting fine recovery shots and putting accurately, downed Lou Klein, 2 up, in the number two match, while Perry Driggs lost at four, 2 up, on the final hole.

In the remaining matches, the Ephmen won by sizable margins. At five, Roger Fleischman was erratic and bowed to Pete French, 3 and 2, and John Boyd, blasting his irons with power and precision, eliminated Dave Beadie, 5 and 3, at the number six slot. Bob Foster beat Alan Steinert 2 and 1 in the final match.

Both the varsity and freshman teams will be underdogs in their matches with strong Yale squads today at New Haven.