... ROWING. SCC1.LING MATCH Kl TVKF.N CARR AND BUB EAR. Charles Ca'T, Newcastle, ami George Bubear, Ham- mursmi h, on Saturday decided their race over tbe Tyne championship cjtirse for a s ake 0' S200 Before the strt 2 to 1 luul to be laid on Carr's cbanc ...

... ROWING. THE WINGFIELD SCULLS. DESPERATE STRUGGLE FOR THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. The annual race for the Wingfield Sculls and the amateur championship of the Thames was decided over tho championship course between Putney and Mortlake on Monday afternoon ...

... ROWING. DEATH OF ALEXANDER HOGARTH. On :Monday morning Alexander Hogarth, the champion sculler of the Wear, died at Sunderland. He wa3 53 years of age. In his time Hogarth rowed many notable matches, several times defeating Robert Watson Boyd, and be ...

... ROWING. SCULLING MATCH FOR £200. A COMPLETE FIASCO. The sculling race for £100 aside arranged to take place over the championship course on the Thames on Monday ended in something of a fiasco. The competitors were Bullman, of Shad- well. and Emmett, of ...

... ROWING. The seventh annual meeting of the Cardiff Amateur Rowing Club was helrl at the Alexandra Hotel, Cai-d ff. on Tuesday evening last, when there was a fair atten- dance of members. We are pleased to hear that a further reduction has been mide in ...

... ROWING. INTERNATIONAL RACE. BRISBANE, Sa.turday.-An eight-oar race be- tween Victoria and Queensland crews was rowed to-day oil the Brisbane river. Victoria, won by a length.— Renter. ...

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... ROWING. A. CARTER v. T. BULLMAN FOR £100. In the meeting of these young London sccllers over the Thames championship course from Putney to Mortlake yesterday a good deal of interest was centered. They both have the dis- tinction of having won Dogget's ...

... ROWING. THE WINGFIELD SCULLS. The race for the Wingfield sculls was rowed on the Thames on Thursday afternoon, and resulted aa follows :—1, Howell: 2, Blackstaff 3, Pox. Won by four and a half lengths in 23tniu. 7sec. ...

... ROWING. THE LONDON CUP. The Metropolitan Regatta took plaoeat Putney on Mmday. In the final beat for the London Cup Blackolaft'e was firsb, McDowell (of Chicago) second, and J. Beresford third. McDowell went off with a load, but was soon overhauled, and ...

... ROWING. In default of a race under the original condi- tions, the trustees of the Searle Memorial Cup decided some little time back to offer the trophy, which is valued at about 60 guineas, as the priza in an open handicap, the cup becoming the abso- ...

... ROWING. THE WINGFIELD SCULLS. Tbe annual race for the Wiogfield iSoulls, or Amatenr Championship of the Thames, took place on Wednesday eveniog from Putney to Mortlake on a slack tide, but with splendid water, there being hardly a ripple on the surface ...