Mr. Plotkin again took the floor in
defense of hi3 resolution and said
that if the board had been part ol
the city administration the inquiry
would never have been asked for.
Owen Burns then said that while
he welcomed the investigation, he
failed to see the need of it. The
amended motion was then adopted,
Four members of the Board of Edu-
cation were absent last night. Dr.
G. W. Osborne presided in the ab
sence of President Elmer Hi Havens.
Othr3 bsent were N. W. Bishop,
Will: m R. Webster and Denis Mul-
Vihill.
YALE TO MEET
HARVARD HOCKEY
TEAM SATURDAY
Boston, Jan. IS To beat the crack
Tale hockey team in he Cambridge
ice pavilion next Saturday night Coach
"iBll" Claflin of the Harvard sexter
has got to get a little more strength
and team-play into that forward line
of his.
So far this season the Crimson for
wards have been unable to show the
combination play that carried the
Harvard ice men to victories over
Tale and Princeton a year ago. The
wings cannot keep up with the pace
of Ned Bigelow, the Sashing cen
tre. '
That is why Harvard has suffered
three defeats so far this season. To
ronto, the Harvard club and lastly the
B. A. A. hockey . combinations got
away with victories when the Crimson
wings were unable to carry the rub
ber down the rink together and get
near enough to the enemy goal to
take a shot at it.
The Elis are coming to Cambridge
this year to get revenge for the trim
ming Captain Bobby Gross' hockey
machine gave them last season. And
they, are coming up with what Is be
lieved to be the best college hockey
team in the country.
