FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

Harvard 1926 36 — Freshmen 33

In what the Associated Press reporter termed the "most sensational basketball game played in the Freshman Athletic Gymnasium this year" the Harvard freshmen barely nosed out the Dartmouth freshmen 36-33. Dooley and Tully did the most notable work for 1926 in this game.

Freshmen 37 — Andover 28

Dartmouth's 1926 basketball team had little trouble in disposing of the Andover five 37-28 at Andover on February 24. The freshmen piled up a lead in the first part of the game which was never headed. With eight field goals to his credit Tully was easily the outstanding-player of the game.

Freshmen 47 — Goddard 8

The Dartmouth 1926 basketball team simply walked away from the Goddard Seminary five to the tune of 47-8 preliminary to the varsity-Yale game. With passing accurate, unerring shooting, and a stonewall defense the year-lings succeeded in gaining the largest score of of the season.

The Dartmouth defense was so tight that Goddard was permitted only one field goal in the whole contest. Tully and Dooley played their usual stellar games, and when they had piled up a sufficient lead Coach Zahn jerked them and sent in the second string men, who did almost as well against the weak opposition.