... ROWING The following crow has been selected to represent Ulster in the imer-provlnclal races, to be rowed Dublin on Saturday on the lower Lifley:—K. Thompson and A Patton (Belfast Commercial 8.C.), J. M. Gorman, G. B. Weston, W. E. Kiernan, R. D. M'Lean ...

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... ROWING Sir—The rowing season opened officially last Saturday, but the only recreation oarsmen have obtained so far is disconsolately looking at two mudbanks. Club officials arc greatly worried, and if the Belfast Corporation department concerned continue ...

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... No row Mr. Du Cann told reporters at Cambridge last night: “There has been no row. There is no row and there is no disagreement between me and Mr. Heath.” Mr. Du Cann, who was in Cambridge to make a byelection speech, added: “One of the really happy things ...

... ROWING weather conditions are unfavourable. The biggest threat hangs over Britain's rowing eight. The Russians and East ((;er mans have already qualified, but Britain will now have to win their repechage tomorrow to make sure of a place. ...

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... Row ing and distribution of liquid milk. The liquid mulk market 1s important to the N lrclan(r(d:urv industry but economies will have to be made by the trade if they are to maintain this most valu able market. “The fact that the changes in N Ireland milk ...

... ROWING Cambridge beat Oxford’s time Cambridge University provided boat race followers with considerable food for thought when they rowed their full course trial from Putney to Mortlake yesterday in 18 minutes 36 seconds. This was five eeconds faster than ...

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