... ROW, BROTHERS, ROW! An extract from an article with the above heading the Athina um seems so apt to our present purpose ns to need no apolojry for the quotation: •• With here in Kngland, sea-girt, and with suitable rivers and lakes, boating must have ...

... ROW, BROTHERS, ROW. Under this head the Athenxum has a very livey, entortaining, and instructive article, written, we suspect by tho same facile pen whioh produced the Devon retrospect wo quoted length the other day. From the present article we ...

... ROWING. PORT PLYMOUTH ROWING LEAGUE. There was a large attendance o£ members of the Port of Plymouth Rowing League at meeting held in the parlour of the Devonrport Y.M.C.A, last evening, when Mr. er > l lc chairman, presented the League medals the captain ...

... ROWING, BJDEFORD'S SUCCESS AT LAST! £lO for four-oared gigs, to be rowed by juniors with coxtvaius, members of any Amateur Rowing club. Boats not exceed In length and to rowed under rules of WE AKA. First crew, prizes value £3 and £1 10* to the club ; ...

... ROWING Torquay Rowing Club go to Plymouth tomorrow, for the first regatta of the season, with no senior crew—there are no replacements yet for Gilbert, Hill and Ferrigno in the senior four. Senior oarsman Alan Kennard has returned from the •Services and ...

... 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. Fir-.red ship's boats with bona-file crews of *easels in the port. —l, 'Pouch rue Not (8. Carter, cox); 2, Elsa Anna, (P. English); 3, Resole. (W. Po). %ate not exceeding 15ft. double soul& --1, Jenny IT. and W. Tuthill); 2, Kangaroo C. and. J ...

... ROWING. AND CHAMPIONSHIP. Mr O. LabmoaD, Mr. F, I- Pitoiaa, the “The «Spori*®rjin o»jp,” liave approved or Ddwrard Dn-Trwn’K eha!- lemeje Barry, and thus the October l>i wfli be for ti» double tatie W urki‘a and If Barry tfooaeeds will rirt-c wins in ...

... THE ROWING. TORQUAY WIN THE CHALLENGE CUP. £7 10s in value, four-oared gigs to be rowed by juniors, with coxswains, members of any recognised Amateur Rowing Club, under West of England AR A Rules. Prize* value £3 15*; 10m ; £lss. Start at 1>45. !. Exonia ...

... ROWING. Four-oared gig., cogrwain.,,l .eitior crews.-- 1, Dartmouth; ' Paign. ton; 3. Bideford. Won by two lengths. Finir-oared gigs. with junior eft•Wri.-4. Exeter; 2, Paignion; 3. Torquay; 4. Exeter; 5, Dartmouth. Won by limy.. lengths. Pair-oared gig ...

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