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... THE ROW 1N ROTTEN ROW. Oar London correspondent writes :—That row in the Bow is mattes of past history, but we canine. walking eurioasly among the hided facts. The statements of credible and expert eye-witnesses leave little doubt that, while as • moral ...
... 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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... ROWING. HARVARD CREW AND BANN R.C. No Time tor Irish Match. The honorary secretary of the Bann Rowing Club, Coleraine (Mr. F. T. Franklin), on the 11th inst., received the following letter from the Harvard University Crew’s captain :—•* Riveredalo, Browne ...
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... ROWING Oxford orew’s imi Tideway deb Oxford University considerable paces to towpath at Putney Afternoon with a near 4 mins. 10 secs., f post Putney Bridge, acnieved in light snow preeze and w'ound impressive and succ tideway debut for crew. ...
... row of to de' pith. boulders protect the and a !hit(' youth drove them oft h.ah speed towards Cart irk Peli , e later sa id bomb was between and Inlbs The ear used was hilacked at gunpoint at the lonely Knockagh Road. oft Upper Greenisland Road. this ...
... 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. ...