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... J. Beresford's crew by half a length, from H. LI. Jones's. Bazaar -Rowing Clob:-Aruamtumbaonicap was won by Wales, 30se start, Woodiwho was on the same -maer, besug second. IriS Rowing- Clusb -'the -soulling handicap obtained a capital entryv, and A. Van ...
... in a neat speech, preoented the prtre3 as folows: irst, a marble timepiece, value . 8B and 21. 2s. cash, to F. Rowe, of the Bnssell Rowing club second, a ?? ever and 11. 1. to- .J Lloyd, of the Farn. orough B. J., third, R, silver keyless watch and lOs ...
... ROWING. KErLBOAT EANDICA-P AT let STOCKTON. c On Saturdihy the preliminary heats of a keel- thi boat handie pa were rowed off'at Stoclktoni on the I I conrse between the railway bridge and' the Vie i sai toria bridge. The handicllp was promoted b1y pe( ...
... hby a cou3l1e of lengths; a lersgtha netween second and thirdt. (curlew lbowing Ulcib ,-'1hs amauteu~r belowt bridge club rowed foars. the result b iag ?? H. Tw'>eed's craw; first; Curris, second ; C. Fiserell, third. Bnltio h' ?? club's * onnr reach'ied ...
... ROWING. The fog on the river yesterday put a cornplete stop to all ideas of rowing or training, and the greatest disappointment was the resuit. There had been an utter absence of practice on the Thursday and Friday, but yesterday morning at daybreak bright ...
... follow- ?? the surprizc of even the knowing once, the aquatic Ta1co at Pullman:lb IIL, proveol the meoet noto3orthyi ci or rowed in Amlericlu waters. Jacob Ganudaur oovereo tbe Ahree-mleIcs course four lenlths aliectu of E(I.vW:LrI flnuien, ant yet the ...
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... his pupils, who have learnt their rowing under his instructions, and he is coifident that they will aeqnuit themii- selves creditably in, the big contest. ?? Canadians ar(: strong, powerful fellows, and although they row longer than their American predecessors ...
... tion of being a loogheaded affd.slrewd tan, and is to American college rbivibg what Mr Lehnfani.is toEn.gish;'am'ateur. ro.wing. He lived in the ?? of Piutney for a; loigtime, rid' wathed the work of our best metro- .politani crews, as well as:the training ...
... lengths; Gresham beaten off. F~inal heat: Atalanta, one; Magpie, second; Delta, third. Won by two lengths; Delta nowvhere. PUTNEY ROWING CU.B. The conclusion of the sculling handicap of this club, from Putney to the Crabthee, yesterday, found W, Grant, with 12sec ...
... and the system had been affected more or less by others. Later on, at the close of last year, in a match rowed on the Tyne the winning four rowed with sliding seats, not by oarsmen sliding on a fixed seat. Bat neither of these changes was well established ...
... THE DRIPPING ROW. LEEDS was yesterday the scene of a disturbance which, though resulting rather from wantonness than deliberate malice, did not end without somewhat serious consequences, and must excite a feeling of deep regret in all persons who have ...