The University Crew.

For the first time since the University crew squad was formed, the two crews were separated yesterday and the coaches gave their entire attention to the first. For a short time during the first part of the afternoon's row, Mr. Higginson went in at stroke to feel how the boat was going and to work rhythm and life into the crew. Smith then took his seat at stroke, and the crew started down-stream in unchanged order under the coaching of E.C. Storrow '89. Special attention was given to the method of applying the power, particularly at the finish of the stroke. The crew seemed to show a little improvement, rowing well together, with an even beat, and more life. In a half mile stretch on the way home, when the crew was rowing 28, they seemed to space well and travel fast, but it is impossible to gauge the speed of the eight when they are not beside the second. I. P. Dana '71, captain of the '71 crew, coached the men for a few moments, before reaching the boat house, on watermanship and balancing the boat.

The second crew rowed to Harvard bridge and back in mile and half-mile stretches. Several changes in orders were made. Derby was moved from four to two, replacing Sanger, who was changed over to the starboard side at three in place of McGrew. The latter also shifted sides, taking Derby's former seat at four.

Another time-row will probably be held today or tomorrow.