COWLS EXPECTS GOOD '34-'35 SQUASH SEASON

With five veterans returning, prospects for Coach Harry Cowles' squash team are better this year than they have been at any time for a decade.

Edward R. Sargent '36, who won the Intercollegiate Championship last year will prove a valuable asset to the team's strength. Another returning veteran in whom Coach Cowles places a good deal of confidence is Germain G. Glidden '36, a team-mate of Sargent's.

Glidden placed second to Sargent in the Intercollegiate Squash matches last year, giving Harvard first and second places in the Championship race. Captain Stanley G. Haskins '35 is another member of the quintet from which Coach Cowles hopes to build his team.

John B. Wilkinson '35, also a veteran is returning this year. Rodman W. Gilder '36 played a good game on the 1934 varsity, and almost placed in the Intercollegiates Squash Individual Championships.

A promising number of candidates from last year's championship Freshman team has also turned out, some of them being expected to give the veterans stiff competition to retain their positions on the Varsity squad. Freshmen who have not already signed up may do so at Harry Cowles's Shop on Mt. Auburn Street.

Though Harvard has, in the past, confined itself almost entirely to matches in the Massachusetts Squash Banquets Association, this year a number of matches have been already arranged with institutions outside the Association.