Varsity Batsmen Turn Back Penn In Third Victory

Johns scored the next moment, as Pitcher Tony Caputo failed to handle Hoye's smash through the box. Bill Tully, whose fielding in the last two contests was outstanding, hit to the right of shortstop Fortune, who had no choice but to play to first. His hurried peg was wild, and three runs clattered across, Tully reaching third.

After Bob Fulton was passed, Harvard successfully worked a double steal, Tully sprinting home from third, as Fulton moved up to second. Curtiss flied out to end the inning.

Frank Reagan did not start on the mound for the University of Pennsylvania, as scheduled, but was effective in the three frames he pitched, limiting Harvard to one run.

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The vastly improved catching of Bob Fulton was one of the high spots of the trip. Performing well against Princeton, Fulton turned in a practically perfect job in Philadelphia.

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Big Tom Healey is a potent factor in more than one respect. Coach Floyd Stahl was pitching to him in batting practice before the Princeton game, when a savage Healey liner caught Stahl squarely on the proboscis, breaking it.

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After its inspired showing in the last three games, Harvard's infield is doubtless one of the best in the Loop. With sparkling Fred Keyes back, its performance will be matchless.