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ROWING MATCH By Ashley Rowe
... ROWIS TA TCH y Ashley Rowe exceeding 32ft.. £3. £1. if less The starting cannon than six gigs entered only two prizes not, however, fired for the first race} Truro Royal Regatta until There was some disappointment at would be awarded for four-oared 415 ...
Rowing
... Rowing. Service boats, four oars—l, St. Mawes Coastguards; 2, H.M.B. Shipiack; 3, Sapper, R.E. Foudroyant galleys—l, Bed; White: 3, Blue. Working rowing boats, not exceeding 14 feet and not under 4 ft. bins, beam (open)—l, Janie, J. Tiddy, St. Mawes; ...
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... ROW - 0111 - 164. • - • BEDFORD ...
Rowing
... Rowing. Woiklog rowing bosiK, doi cxceedlot 171 t., two and iwo paddles—!■ OU Walls (G. Uedltn); 2, Model (0. Bates); 3, (J. Tteleareo). BklSs, pair paddles—l. While Wings (B. Jacked); 3, Johnnie Walker (G. Martin); 3, Nonsnch (F. Martin). Gigs of the ...
ROWING
... ROWING. The rowing races provided excellent sport, and the whole were keenly contested. Particularly close was the struggle in the grand challenge 5-oaret whaler race, which NAS won by the Truro River crew by a matter of inches only. W. G. Love again ...
ROWING
... ROWING. P»nta, not exoeeding 16ft.-l, Touch Up, J. Rickard ; 2, Unexpected, Gunn ; 3. Arnold, Weetcott 14ft. pant*, two oar* and two paddlec—l. Three Btothere, Rickard ; 2, Rhoda, Pollard ; 3, Louies, W. Green. CoM'(B>rd or any Ooreromrat Mrrioe boot*—l ...
ROWING
... ROWING. toared wnrking Ruy Bartle (8 Burt and E. Wattlicas. t. Minha,i's )InUnt I . 2. Penzance). 3. Adelaide and J. Matthews, zziMiellael's Mount% Pair of paddler. ander IS- I. Ethel kM. Thaler. st. lloustw: 2. Falmouth lA. Thema*. Mars. .ion 3. at ...
ROWING
... ROWING. THE WINGFIELD SCTLLS. The Wingfield Sculls, representing th® championship of England, were rowed for on Monday evening, and after an especially interesting race resulted in win for Mr. A. H. Cloutte, London Rowing Club. Mr. R. B. Etherington-Smith ...
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... ROWE, Cycle Saloon, - - ST. DAY ...
Rowing
... Rowing. Coastguard galleys, rowed and steered by coastguards or pensioners.—l, Gerrans, coxs. Oldfield; 2, Portloe, coxs. Over. Boats not exceeding 16(t. over all, belonging to and always kept at Portscatbo; two oars and two paddles.—l, W. Wilmott, Gerrans: ...