To the Editors of the Crimson:

The recent offer of the New England Skating Association to put up a cup for competition at ice polo of a triangular league composed of Harvard, Yale and Brown teams re-opens the question of the advisability of forming a representative polo team.

Whether this league be formed or not, it would seem a most advantageous thing for ice polo, a sport which is becoming very popular, especially with college students, if a college organization were formed with the object of furthering this sport. A team formed on a competitive basis would then be in a position to truly represent the University. Furthermore, such an organization would be a nucleus for such efforts as the attempt to flood Holmes Field or to secure an indoor skating rink.

It seems advisable then, as has been urged by a member of the Athletic Committee, that a meeting of all those intereted in ice polo be called at once. The meeting will take place at the Trophy Room of the Gymnasium at 7.30, Tuesday evening. All those who are in any way interested in the sport are urged to be present.

F. S. ELLIOT.