Deacons Cinch Tennis, Lead Baseball, As Spring House Sports Near Finish

As House teams swing into the final round of intramural athletics today after a week's layoff for Divisionals, the Deacons seem to have things fairly well in hand, with the tennis championship cinched, the baseball crown practically so, and a 50-50 chance to cop the soft ball title. In golf Kirkland is in a triple tie for second.

Only three individual defeats in the whole season has sewed up matters for the Deacon racquetmen, with Lowell and Eliot trailing. A clean record in baseball, where Leverett and Eliot each have two losses, assures Kirkland of at least a tie for the circuit supremacy.

Elephants and Deacons clash today in the deciding soft ball contest; both are undefeated to date, and it remains to be seen if the Kirkland sluggers can cope with Elephant Steve Madey's twirling. Lowell, with only a tie to mar its record, is leading the golfers.

Standings to date: BASEBALL W  L Kirkland  5  0 Eliot  3  2 Leverett  3  2 Adams  3  3 Lowell  3  3 Dunster  2  2 Dudley  1  4 Winthrop  1  5 SOFTBALL W  L Eliot  5  0 Kirkland  5  0 Lowell  3  2 Adams  3  3 Dunster  3  3 Dudley  1  3 Leverett  1  4 Winthrop  0  6 TENNIS W  L Kirkland  29  3 Lowell  26  3 Eliot  24  13 Adams  30  19 Dudley  19  30 Leverett  17  32 Dunster  16  38

Golf W  L  T  Pts. Lowell  4  0  1  9 Adams  2  0  2  6 Eliot  3  2  0  6 Kirkland  2  1  2  6 Dunster  2  2  1  5 Winthrop  1  2  0  2 Dudley  0  4  1  1 Leverett  0  3  1  1

Golf W  L  T  Pts. Lowell  4  0  1  9 Adams  2  0  2  6 Eliot  3  2  0  6 Kirkland  2  1  2  6 Dunster  2  2  1  5 Winthrop  1  2  0  2 Dudley  0  4  1  1 Leverett  0  3  1  1