FRESHMEN CREW WORK ON CHARLES WITH COACH

With his usual eagerness for an early start Bert Haines, coach of Freshman crew, has had his inexperienced oarsmen out on the river for two days, hoping to keep them there until cold winds slow them in about the middle of November. Haines great vehicle of instruction, the leviathan, has been making four or five trips daily filled to the last seat with aspiring novices. A. N. Webster '33, a crew letter man for his last three years in college is again helping Haines with the Freshmen. About 175 men have turned out for Freshmen rowing; and those who claim prep school experience have been put into four shells and take long workouts under the megaphone of C. J. Whiteside, Varsity crew coach, who is giving up his time to help Coach Haines. While nothing can be forecast yet as to the ability of the crews Whiteside is hoping for a wealth of material as large parts of the Varsity squad will graduate this year.

Later in the fall Haines will transfer his new men from the Leviathan into barges and sholls and let them practice for races at the end of the fall season.

The experienced crews for today are:

Red (4,00) Cox, McVickar; Stroke, Knowles; 7, Rantoul; 6, Hunt; 5, Ise lin; 4, Blaney; 3, Dort; 2, Fisher; Bow, Pier.

Blue (2.30) Cox, Tobey; Stroke, Cummin; 7, Schloss; 6, Lee; 5, Mallinckrodt; 4, Angel; 3, Hoyt; 2, Thayer; Bow, Plumb.

White (3.00) Cox, Effron; Stroke, Perry; 7, Clement; 6, Shea; 5, Bach; 4, Drury; 3, Reid; 2, Lyman; Bow, von Elsen.

Black (4.30) Cok, Falk; Stroke, Biggs, L; 7, Hoyt, H.; 6, Clarke; 5, Streeter; 4, Griswold; 3, Hawkins; 2, Stuart Bow, Rice.

Levisthan; Barry, Boody, Brown, Epstein, Fowler, Hayward, Lawrence, Richards.

Other boats will be added for the use of Freshmen as more men report.