... ROWING The great test struggle comes off at Tuckenhay on Thursday next, when above all things I most anxious to see an exhibition of gennue sportsmanlike tactics from all concerned. That the contests will be keen, there can be no doubt, but I will not ...

... ROWING. Coastguard galleys division—l. Salcombo; 2, Hope Cove; 3, Kiekham : 4, Prawle. Four-oared race for youths under 18 years of age. —Boats not exceedino- 17ft. in length, and not under 4ft. bin. beam—l, Iris (Messrs. J. Camp. R. Chant, W. Foale, ...

... ROWING, Match for boats not exceeding 14ft in length with of paddles, to be rowed by one man. Off Salt- Mill Quay, Daisy (T. Veysey) overhauled! her rival and won by about two lengths. Bessie (T. Foal?) was adcond, and Jane (R. Tucker) third. Match tor ...

... had finished his amateur rowing career in the same way that Lidster has, I am unable to say, but however, there is not an atom of truth in the statement, so Patsmore told me and I suppose he ought to know. He has neither rowed in any salmon fishing boat ...

... ROWING Everything comes those who wait is an expression one frequently hears and last after weeks of waiting and when stock of patience is well a»gn exhausted, the Editor with a condescending smi esays that a *• slick or so of copy rowing tupieecan be ...

... ROWING Fc».ir oared race for youths under 18.—1, Iris (E. Distin, A. Prowse, W. Distin, and H. 2, Amy (J. Partridge. S. Hawkins A. Weekes and W. Yeoman): 3, Sheila (H. Codd, A. Yeoman, A. Evans and J. Martin). Coastguard galleys af Division. 1, (Pcnfcid ...

... ROWING. Coastguards in four-oared service boats-i, Teignmmith ;' 3, Exmouth; 3, OawlldiPjl, l«di SaJterton. '• Pair-oared boats, not exceeding 14ft. om- 1. Ivy, T. Racfeley and A- Cotton; S. Ar g° I ?J- Racktey and G. Bryant; 3, What Hot* J. Moore and ...

... ROWING. £1 10s. for 14ft. pair-oared boats—l, Hebo Til.; O. Hitchcock and C. Mole; 2, Lassie, W. Matthews and W. Tothill; 3, Pansey, G. Harris and A. Wolf; 4, Swan, F. Westlake and H. Grinrod; 5, Nellie, A. and P. Bulley. £2 55., for 27ft gigs, rowed ...

... ROWING. glad to hear that the Dart-Dittisham crew of lii» treason will be composed of two of last year’s Dart ■ n. and two of the old Durlmouth-Dittisham crew I hinted recently. The probable champions of the ' .rl Club at the riverside village will be ...

... —!, Alice; 2, Walrus; 3, Heartfease. Amateur four oared gig race, for £7. for junior members any recognised Amateur Rowing Club, rowed in gigs 36ft. length. 1, Zarifa, Dartmouth (H. Hutchings. F. Stone. S. Hawke. C. Clarke stroke, and C. Henry cox); 2 ...

... ROWING, Our local rowing men will have their annual ’’ opportunity on Monday of giving vent the enthusiasm which has been bothering them for a long time. Tbe Regatta should provide soma extremely interesting contests, and no doubt one or two surprises ...

... ROWING. £9 for six-oared boarding gigs, rowed by coal lumpers.—l, Patience, Channel Coaling Company; 2, Green Parrot, Collins and Co.; 3, Mikado, 4, Mildred, Collins and Co. Won by several lengths; fair third. £5 for men of naval ships in port, in 12-oared ...