Tickets for the Cambridge performances of the D. U. play, "The Shoemaker's Holiday," are now on sale at Thurston's.

The rowing season was opened at the B. A. A. Monday. George Derby of the Harvard '96 crew is the captain and Glendon the coach of the B. A. A. senior crew.

The Golf Club has arranged for games with the following teams: Concord Golf Club at Concord, April 9; Agawam Hunt Club at Providence, R. I., April 13; Country Club at Brookline, April 30.

Yesterday afternoon the greater part of the 'Varsity's practice was spent in running through various plays under the direction of Mr. Lewis. Cozzens and Fitz were out for the first time and together with Hayes alternated in the box during the afternoon's work.

A triangular lacrosse league has definitely been made between Harvard, Cornell and Columbia. A challenge has been sent to this league by another triangular league consisting of Lehigh, Johns Hopkins and Stephens for a match between the winners of each league.

The average number of men who took their meals at Memorial during the working week of March 21-26, is 1004. The average attendance by half-hours is: Breakfast, 7.30 to 8, 161; 8 to 8.30, 181; 8.30 to 9, 445; 9 to 10, 123; lunch, 12 to 12.30, 412; 12.30 to 1, 337; 1 to 1.40, 390; dinner, 5 to 5.30, 224; 5.30 to 6, 295; 6 to 6.30, 340; 6.30 to 6.50, 104.

Eight schools were represented at a recent meeting held at the B. A. A. to organize an interscholastic rowing association. The formal organization now only remains and the schools represented will begin practice in fours at once. The B. A. A. float will be used and for this each school will be assessed twenty dollars. Coach Glendon of the B. A. A. will take charge of those crews which have not been provided with other coaches.