... row, row the It was a monumental task, and Christopher Dodd has triumphantly produced a most readable volume from the immense amount of material available to him. He starts by looking at three of the great rowing cultures of the past the Greeks, the Vikings ...

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... Row By LORRAINE SMITH A ■ALLYEERMOT man is planning to take legal action against Dublin Corporation in the latest twist in a tug of !use story insolsing a young bco3 and his horse. Mr. Jimmy Price, Wirer of 12 -)ear-old Mark Price. whose horse was impounded ...

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... • ROWING HUSSEY SHINES AT LUCERNE IRELANDS he,bytreignt scuuer Mary Hussey won net B heal a Lucerne Regatte yesterlay and will be entered or the ...

... ROWING At Cologne Man's single scull satril4lnsis: A 1 Denmark (liaison) 7 17 21; 2 Australia (Kornai) 7.1953: 3 Slovakia (Podituplui) 7.2319: 4 InMand (Lyndl 7.2381; 5 Unpin. (Kazlsuakas) 7 30.49; 6 Canada (Davidson) 7.40 04. S Itary (Basaini) 7.1643; ...

... row stating that he knew of only two incidents. Lighting at the main Colege exits has been improved in response to securit worries. REmote control cameras have also been introduced resulting in a dramatic lowring of bicycle and car thefts at Belfield ...

... Row! sold in other countries is: Netherlands, $2,161; Denmark, 56.675; Republic of Ireland, 36.724; England. 3 3,13 7 ; Italy, 26.252; Italy, 26.252; Spain, 6,959; Soviet Union, 1,270. Incidentally. the referees for the games in which the Irish are involved ...