England will have B. C. Woodhead to coach them, and N. J. Stabb has been elected as captain of the cre The wealth of youthful mote which brought about victory for their Junior International Eight of the autumn, makes it apparent that a position in the English Eight of this Spring will have to be well fought for, and some of the older oarsmen must needs show oarsmanship to retain places earned last spring.
The Americans have ug under the coach Krulak, and it is hope will muster a crew f They have several enthusi are gathering together ro the men retained to look new blood and to keep the hands at the game.
Griffins and other junior c! men will be fairly plentiful thi and in all it is expected success of last autumn's ver lead to another good regatta spring.
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