The 'varsity crew will leave from in front of the Co-operative at 12 o'clock today for New London. The men who go are: Stroke, Kales; 7, Fennessy; 6, L. Davis; 5, Stevenson; 4, Townsend; 3, Lewis; 2, Bullard; bow, Purdon. F. Davis, Cameron and Forbes, substitutes. G. B. Winslow '94, who will be back next year and is expected to go into athletics, will also go as a substitute.

The crew is light, the rowing has good elements, and there are three weeks left in which to smooth off the rough edges. The men are all well and in good spirits. They realize that there is plenty of hard work ahead, and will go at it with energy. Kales is doing well at stroke, and will undoubtedly hold his position.

F. N. Watriss L. S., will go down with the crew today. Watriss, who is an ex'varsity crew man, had charge of the winning '96 class crew. Perkins will go to New London on Tuesday, and Keyes is expected later.

The new cedar shell built by Davy is a greater prize than was at first expected. It weighs, full rigged, 224 pounds and is probably the lightest shell ever built. The shell built by Waters of Troy was also sent to New London this morning. The coaches' tug "John Harvard" was sent down Thursday.