The first tentative order of Freshmen crews, from which the crews that are to race in the initial regatta on March 31 will be picked, has been announced by Dr. Howe. The crews are eight in number, consisting of five formed from autumn material, two of experienced football men, and one of inexperienced football men.

Deffnite times for practice have been assigned each eight. The men not on regular crews having no settled period for rowing, are allowed use of the machines at Weld at any time throughout the afternoon.

Orders for University class crews, though undecided as yet, will probably be announced the latter part of the week.

Following is the tentative order for the first two Autumn material eights, the first Experienced Football eight, and the Inexperienced Football material boat:

First Autumn Crew.--Bow, A. M. Smith; 2, L. D. Draper, 3, S. L. Stevens; 4, H. J. Weisman; 5, J. O. Bangs; 6, H. G. Curran; 7. G. B. Hall; stroke, Seabury Cook.

Second Autumn Crew.--Bow, G. M. Ginnell; 2, Burdett Lucas; 3, H. M. Watts; 4, W. P. Beal; 5, F. J. Gindorff; 6, Samuel Reber Jr.; 7, W. P. Dixon; stroke, S. G. French.

First Experienced Football Crew.--Bow, A. B. Harlow; 2, E. W. Cady; 3, E. H. codman; 4, H. P. Curtis; 5, L. G. Kendall; 6, B. F. R. Bassett; 7, P. H. Theopold; stroke. W. H. Thompson.

Inexperienced Foodball Crw.--Bow, J. J. Sullivan Jr.; 2 P. H. Robb; 3. P. F. Pond; 4. J. P. Hubbard; 5, T. L. Eliot; 6, M. W. Grenough; 7, W. M. Fairleigh; stroke, F. B. Benhard.