Skipper George Cronin and his crew Lester Molton yesterday qualified for the finals of Olympic tryouts in the 12 Metre Class. They were representing the Harvard Yacht Club.
The two Crimson sailors finished fourth out of eight contestants in the Eastern finals and will compete again next weekend at Marion, Mass., with the two Western finalists to determine the U.S. Olympic representative.
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