The intercollegiate team will start from Cambridge at quarter of eleven this morning. They will have a special car to take them in town, a special car on the train and a special dining car. Something was wrong with the food on the train last year and special precautions are to be taken this year. The men will reach New York at about six o'clock and go to the Park Avenue Hotel. They will take a walk after dinner. Saturday's breakfast will be about eight o'clock and the morning will be spent in studying, walking and so forth. Most of the members of the team will come back in a special sleeping-car on Saturday night. The games are to be held at the Berkeley Oval, beginning at two o'clock and the team will, of course, have to be at the dressing rooms some time before that hour, as the games will probably be started very promptly. Thirty-one men make up the Harvard team and the entries are as follows:

100 yds. dash-Moen, Cook, J. Hale, O. K. Hawes Jr., Lee and Thompson; 220 yds. dash-Moen, Cook, O. K. Hawes, Lee, Thompson and Wright; 120 yds. hurdle-Fearing and A. M. White; 220 yds. hurdle-Fearing, Lee and McNear; quarter-mile-Batchelder, Cook, Corbin, Fearing, O. K. Hawes, McNear, Mullins, Stead, Wright and Crosby; half-mile-Batchelder, Corbin, Carr, Fearing, Lowell, McNear, Nichols, A. M. White, Wright and Crosby; mile run-Lowell, A. M. White, Carr and Nichols; mile walk-R. S. Hale, Endicott and Brackett; two-mile bicycle race-R. H. Davis, O. B. Hawes, Pratt and Taylor; broad jump-Bloss, Green, J. Hale and Lee; high jumpFearing, Green, Evins, Lee and Sherwin; pole vault-Green, Wheel wright and Sherwin; putting the shot-Finlay and Evins; throwing the hammer-Evins and Finlay. The bicycle men who had not tried the Berkeley Oval track have already gone to New York. There will be no tug-of-war team from Harvard.