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... ROWING. OXFORD UNIVERSITY EIGHT-OARED RACES. Tlkj Oxford summer eight-oar racer began yesterday evening. Film weather prevailed. and there was attendance. second division •»» boats started in following ordrr: Exeter. Worcester. Keble. Lincoln, Oriel. ...
... ROWING. LEEDS UNIVERSITY'S EFFORT AGAINST EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY. Representatives of the Universities o! Edinburgh and Leeds met on Saturday, at C'rnig Loci hart, over mile course, from Slateford Pool little east Ashley Bridge, the boats (clinker, sliding ...
... ROWING OXFORD UNIVERSITY SUMMER EIGHTS. The unfavourable weather winch has ulmo-l throughout attended the Oxford University Summer Elginuar Race; this year continued evening, when were brought to close, heavy downpour prevail.ng iihe Iwais went to their ...
... ROWING. CAMBRIDGE CREW TO TAKE PART IN OLYMPIA REGATTA. Great satisfaction expressed Cambridge last night when the Light Blue President (Mr. Stuart) that the Committee has extended to the Cambridge authorities the invitation to send eight oompeta (or ...
... ROWING COXSWAIN LESS FOURS OXFORD. The final heat of the fours at Oxford was rowed on Saturday afternoon in ploaaant weather, the attendance riverside being unusually large. Result:— Mew Oollffe. first •tation. tt. llaafcuuoa (tew) Mb), A. r. *. WissiM ...
... ROWING. CAMBRIDGE UN’T *TTY COLQUHOUN SCULLS. 1885, R«v, S. Swann, who was not only rowio*. hot Rlne. and who e»-tdWi io olroost erwry kind eport. of! the Cambrwlee DnivcraitT Rcnila. Oa Sa'orday, hi« too. 8. E.. was •aere*fnl. defeating C. M Slnart. ...
... ROWING. The True Amateur Clab held iti C.«» auumcr in* .Newca»tle A number at •rente weie decided. Keaiala:— iour-Oeted in (.trek* distance abeat half a mile.—rirat Booed—6on:b Unmans, ACQ Tees. I>r« beet Tyormouth. Second Round—death soldi beat Osr- ...
... ROWING. REGATTA OX THE LOT Wretched weather prevailed yesterday for Bank Regatta on the river the and a most attractive function was spw.cl from . point of view oi spectators. There entry, however, for the various etenu. Resul..- . Maiden sculls for Halton ...
... ROWING. THE CAMBRIDGE CLINKER FOURS. There races were continued yesterday, when the conditions were bad. with strong head wind against tho crows. Results:—Heat B—Station 1, Jesus. Station 2—Caius, 2. Jesus went away from start, and won yards. Time, 9m ...
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... ROWING. COXSWAINLESS FOURS AT CAXiniUDGE. Th« second round of the Cambridse roxswainless Fours was decided yesterday, but unfortunately in two of the three races the crew* hit the bank just before the finish. Details:— Heat i'.—Second station—l, Lady ...