McGuinn Fires 71; Golfers Beat Green

Led by captain Brian McGuinn and his magnificent 71, the golf team won its tenth victory of the season, against Dartmouth, yesterday, 5-2.

McGuinn, who had dropped down from his number-one spot of the past two seasons to number three this year, showed the kind of finesse that the Crimson will need to knock off Princeton Saturday.

Second Place

The Princeton match will decide second place in the Ivy League. Yale has already clinched the title. Both the Tigers and Harvard have lost only one Ivy match this season -- to Yale.

If the Crimson can beat the strong Princeton squad, Harvard will finish up with its best record in history, 11-3.

In yesterday's match at Myopia Hunt Club (named for its near-sighted founders), only Bob Sinclair and Bruce LoPucki lost. LoPucki, the Crimson's number-one man was trounced by the Indians' Ken Kotowski, 5 and 4.

Wynne Victory

Tom Wynne, who is well-known for his unusual putting style, continued his winning ways. Wynne, who played beautifully at The Country Club against Yale, dunked his Dartmouth foe, 3 and 2.

Harvard's other winners yesterday were Greater Boston champion Bo Keefe, sophomore Paul Oldfield, and number-seven man Roger Wales.

The victory over the Indians marked the sixth win in the last seven matches for the streaking Crimson. Besides Yale, Harvard has lost only to Navy and Holy Cross this season.