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... Rowing A tota, of 113 crews will today take part in Worcester Regatta on the Severn. More than 40 clubs will be represented and races will be held every five minutes from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Cycling D. Etchells (Leicester) won the R.A.P five-day massed ...
... ROWING Cambridge University Boat Club has re-elected D. H. Ricnards (Clare) president. LITIGATION ABOUT A TRUST FUND A CLERGYMAN’S ACTION action by the Rev. Edward Harold Williams-Ashman, incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Kings way, London, concerning ...
... ROWING No drag reducing compounds are to be allowed In British rowing competitions. This was decided by the Amateur Rowing Association yesterday. In some regattas competitors have put special substances on the hulls of their boats to reduce water pressure ...
... rowing AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT AT STOURPORT REGATTA The Midland regatta season opened at Stourport-on-Severn Saturday, hen tne annual event of the Stourport Roat Club Mas marked an incident unprecedented ui the long historv of the club. decision was reached ...
... rowing WORK OF THE CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD CREWS A. M. Turner, the Cambridge secretary, continued to set the work the ge crow yesterday, and A. Burrough, the president, went ito No. 4. changing places with . B. Sanford at 2. The eight went to Clay hi the ...
... rows I Speed In making a defensive postUon7 IS( 2 Stuck for some means of identification' ISO 3 They disapprove of - one's make:4l4i 5 Unlikely to be patient - much lOager' ( i 2 6 Stone work that's above a learner (4) 7 Workers make a bee- line for it ...
... start. All the crews completed the course. After protests. the umpires ordered a re-row alter the last race. Later they decided against • re-row. and ruled that there should be no change in the starting order. Several crews were also late in arriving on ...
... Rowing Miss Penelope Chuter (Britain) yesterday scored her second single sculls victory at an• international regatta in the Eastern sector of Berlin. She covered the 1.000 metres course in smin. 2.7 sec. Bobbie Brightweil (17) looks across as he wins ...
... ROWING AN ALTERATION IN THE OXFORD ARRANGEMENTS The Oxford University crews were obliged to alter their arrangements on Saturday. The river at Oxford had risen more than a foot in the last twenty-four hours and still is rising, and the crews were taken ...
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... ROWING Men's Lightweight and Junior World Championships, Villach, Austria. - ...
... ROWING Bill Barry (Quintint won the Wthifleld Sculls for the fourth successive year over the Putney to Mortlake course yesterday. He is the sixth scuUer in the 136-year-old event to win four , times. ...