Mr. Lathrop evidently has a great many promising men training with the Mott Haven squad this year. The number of Harvard men entered for the B. A. A. games next week is larger than ever before. Last year the H. A. A. sent three times as many men to these games as any other athletic association, and Harvard athletes carried off nearly all the important prizes. With even a greater number of entries this year the crimson certainly ought to repeat the excellent work of last year. It is a subject of congratulation that so many men are training for the Mott Haven team and are doing good work. We shall need a strong team if last year's brilliant record is to be maintained. The result of the B. A. A. games will be watched with keen interest, for it will afford the first real chance of the year for estimating the probable strength of the team which will represent Harvard in the intercollegiate games.
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