ENOUGH MEN FOR 11 CREWS

Over 90 candidates for the University crew reported at Newell Boathouse yesterday afternoon. Four crews, coached by Coaches R. F. Herrick '90 and Haines, rowed from the Cottage Farm Bridge to Watertown. Crews A and B are supposedly evenly matched, as are C and D. They race each other at the end of the season. The first day's showing was good, the men pulling a slow stroke. W. H. Davy & Sons delivered two new 26-inch boats which were tried out.

The remainder of the squad was divided into three Eliot and three Thayer crews and one mixed crew. It is hoped that enough candidates to form four crews from each club will come out. Coxes are especially needed and any light men whether experienced or not are urged to report tomorrow.

The Freshman squad rowed from We'd Boathouse in fours and eights. sThe fours will row for the rest of the week when they will probably be combined into eights.

Coach Haines will be at Newell Boathouse every morning to tub with the four University crews and Coach Brown will take out the men on the club crews. Manning will tub with the Freshman from Weld. Men are urged to report as often as possible for this individual work.

The order of the crews follows: Crew A: stroke, J. C. White, 2d, '17; 7, A. Potter '17; 6, J. M. Franklin '18; 5, W. Richardson '17; 4, A. W. Pope '18; 3, N. Brazer '18; 2, D. Leighton '19; bow, N. Darling '17; cox, A. A. Cameron '17.

Crew B: stroke, R. R. Brown '17; 7, A. Coolidge '17; 6, K. P. Culbert '17; 5, H. B. Cabot '17; 4, W. O. Odell '19; 3, T. Fisher '18; 2, F. B. Whitman '19; bow, C. Higginson '17, cox, D. Read '19.

Crew C.--stroke, H. G. Simonds '18; 7, B. Darling '17; 6, R. L. Young '17; 5, E. Nathan '18; 4, P. M. Cabot '18; 3, L. Nichols '19; 2, W. Burr '18; bow, C. Greenough '19; cox, C. L. Henderson '17.

Crew D: stroke, W. C. Chanler '19; 7, I. C. Whittemore '17; 6, C. Canfield '19; 5, W. R. Allen '19; 4, C. L. Poor '18; 3, R. Cobb '19; 2, J. S. Coleman '19; bow, W. Dickey '18; cox, M. A. Hawkins '18.