Sophomore Crew.

When the lenghth of time that the sophomore crew have been at work is taken into consideration, their present form is disappointing. The crew is dedecidedly below the average, despite the fact that many of the men rowed last year. The men are not alive to their work and are apt to rush their slides. The stroke seems nervous, and has no beat.

The men are still working on the machines, but now row the full stroke. At present the men and their positions are as follows: Stroke, Brewer; 7, Forbes; 6, Sheperd; 5, Steadman; 4, Heckscher; 3, Lewis; 2, Fairchild; bow, Koles. Subs.: Stevenson, Mann, Harrison, Paine.

The individual faults of the men are given below:

Stroke is somewhat unsteady, but, except for this, is doing fair work.

No. 7 rushes his slide and rows into the boat.

No. 6 does not seem to be able to row smoothness.

No. 5 does not drive his legs quickly enough, but, in other respects, he rows a fairly smooth stroke.

No. 4 kicks out his slide and slumps at finish.

No. 3 rows a stroke which is stiff and jerky from start to finish. His time is very poor.

No. 2 is short in his stroke and is not lively enough.

Bow does not get his legs down soon enough. His time is bad.