Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-16
HARvARD HIS BRIGHT OUTLOOK
varstys Grew Practically Selected Now Goodals Being
 Sure Of Stroke First Call for Candidates

Harvarvfs varsity and freshman crew candidates began work Monday afternoon at the university boathouse. Until the river cpens tho men will work daily on the machinea and tn the tank and may get . little outdoor runz ming. James Wr1y will have entire charge of both university and fresh men candidates, and Coaches Brown and Stephenson will help him during the preliminary work and will. later coach the Weld and Newen club crews.
 Rowing has practically beocome a year round sport at Harvard, for there is hardly any let-up between the fall lar season. Practically during the whole winter many of the candidates, especially those for the freshman crew, have been to the boathouse for work OF the machines. and Wray has been on hand to get them started along tho The outlook is bright. wray has his varsity crew practically picked and little time. will be spent in experiment. ing and in shifting the men about. Most of that was done last fall and now Wray knows just what men he termined just where each man shall row.
 Waid, Eliot. Bacon and whitney are the only ones of last years crew who are not available this var. All three of these men vowed on the starboard change a man from one side to ths other, and, in fact, most of the men that Wray has developed can row equally well on either side. This year he is planning to mako up for the loss of the men on the starboard side by shifting some of the men who have been rowing port.
 Last fall's crew showed the princi- paA change, which was shifting Cap .ain Cutler from stroke to No. z. Cut Ter has always rowed on the port side since he has been at college, but last falls work was sufficient to break him in on tho starboard side, and he will make good at No. 2. just as he did at stroke.
 coodaIs for Stroke.
 Goodale is slated for stroke from No. 6. where he rowed last year, and there does not seem to be much likelihood of any change there. Metcah, who rowed at No. on last years crew, was mov- ed to in the fall, but if Wilmington had been rowing he probably would have gone in at No. 5. Wilmington formerly rowtd on the staubOard side. but last year was shifted to No. { He probably will have no difficulty in talk ing up the starboard oar again, and Is relied on to i'll No. seat Newton, who rowed last year, went in at 1 last fall and will probably stay there. Metcalf wir % back at 5. and the two bow seats will probably be between Hooper, Balch. Stratton and Meyer Tho last two, with Goodale, ara tho, men Wray has picked from last years freshman crew. EtrAtton is an espe- cially good oar and 1t rather looks as though he would get . chance in the boat. Abeles will hold the tiller ropes
 General Call Next Week.
 Other men besides thoes named will be called out, and Wray will probably make up four or fivo crews at the start Gradually the men will be dropped un- til Wray has only couple of. crews left. Next week there will be gen. eral call for candidates for all the class crews, and Wray will watch thess men carefully with c view of taking any of the mon on the 'varsity squad if they show sufficient promise The c1hss races win be held as usuAl about the first of May. and thsre will be other club and graded crew races.
 The call tor freshmen candidates on