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... Rowing Quintin win final Quintin won the Tideway's traditional Boxing Day fours race at Putney when they beat Vesta by half a length in an exciting final to capture the Harry Tate Cup. After gaining a length In the ftrst minute. Quintin steered oft course ...
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... ROWING Balliol College, Oxford. were beaten by two lengths by Norske Studenters Roklub (Norwegian Students Rowing Club) in a 950 metres race for eights in Forgner-Kilen Bay, Oslo Harbour, yesterday.—A P. ...
... ROWING Margaret Gladden of Britain came third in her heat to qualify for the seml•finats of the single sculls in the European women's championships at Lake Tata. Hungary. yesterday. She clocked 3 min tale sec-5.03 seconds behind the winner. Renate Sika ...
... row market and the subsequent victory of the lastnamed in the Prix du Cadran in France over Parnell provides a tremendous boost to Minio's chances here. Doug - Smith's hopes at Doncaster are there for all to see with the recent winners Welsh Rarebit ■nd ...
... RoWE 5 goes gift Ideas suggested by faunas matadors this •ssk ...
... Buxton at number seven. As Parker is not quite fit and unable to row for any long periods, the crew had only a short burst of rowing during the outing. It tried two tens going down and later rowed for one minute in which Turner, at stroke, got in thirty-six ...
... ROWING Oxford University Boat Club are to use a Swiss-built boat for next year's race against Cambridge. Mr. Duncan Clegg, the Oxford president. has ordered the boat from Stamp!li of Zurich. Delivery is expected in mid-January. ...
... Rowing British Oarsmen Win No Medals British oarsmen failed to gain a medal in the European rowing championships, which ended on Lake Malta at Poznan yesterday. The two British crews in the finals. C. V. G. Davidge and D. A. Leadley in the coxless pairs ...
... ROWING UNFAVOURABLE CONDITIONS ...
... rows Committee also meets today to amsider the demand by the National Association of Teachers in Further and Higher Education for an 18i Aer cent rise. There seems little chance that it will be offered more than has been offered to the other two bodies ...
... ROWING J. T. (“Bossy”) Phelps, King’s bargemaster and friend or hundreds of Thames rowing men, died at Torcross, South Devon, last night, aged sixty-four. For over a year he had suffered from an internal complaint. He built boats and coached champions ...