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... ROWING. BY the time these lines are in print the 'Varsity Fours at Oxford will have been rowed, so all that can be done this week will be to give a few final notes on the practice of the crews. New College, who are the holders, have not come on so much ...

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... last, the Oxford men rowed a course from Hamhledon lock to the Royal Hotel just beyond Henley bridge, in a most satisfactory manner. Culine-Seymour set an average of 32 to the minute over the course, and finished up at 34, the rowing being good. The time ...

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... ROWING. THE fine weather at the end of last week made the October rowing more of a pleasure and less of a task than it usually is, and the river has been crowded with boats. Until the Fours are decided nothing else will be seriously thought of, and all ...

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... be rowed for at Henley Regatta, but which, since 1883, has been rowed for at the Town Regatta. Fours from Reading, Henley, and Marlow entered, and the race was won by the former club, which defeated Henley in the preliminary heat and Marlow in the final ...

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... the same four won both the Stewards' and Visitors' Cups at Henley, and gave a fine ex hibition of four-oared rowing. Systematic winter rowing is more popular this year than ever, and the Thames R.C. are again to the fore in this direction. Mileage is ...

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... ROWING. This being Jubilee year it is expected that the festivities at Oxford will ho all crowded into Eights week, and that conse quently the week will he gayer and moro brilliant than ever. The weather has lately been charming 011 the river, but the ...

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... Thornton the Junior on a foul. The Ruthven Chal lenge Cup for Junior Fours was won by the Dwynyeld Rowing Club, and the Senior Fours by the Kingston Rowing Club also on a foul. ...

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... (cox.). The race will be (rowed on the Adelaide Course at Ely on Saturday, December 2nd. R. H. Sanderson, the winner, is the son of the Rev. E. Sanderson, Vicar of Uckfield, Sussex, who rowed three against Oxford in 1862. He rowed six in the victorious crew ...

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... close, both in the trial heats, which were rowed from the Bridge to the Church, and in the final. The only event decided was the Open Scratch Eights, and as there was a dead-heat in the second heat, four boats rowed in the final. Allanson's crew won by about ...

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... are rowing, and the presence of a Senior Wrangler in the person of W. S. Adie. During the week they have been steadily improving, their rowing showing great life, and D. A. Waucliope is setting a long and steady stroke. In the early part they rowed from ...

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... the Vesta R.C., in which P. Beresford rowed bow. The second heat was taken by T. C. Jones, of the Ibis R.C., and the third heat by the crew stroked by J. M. Massey, of the London Banks, in which H. T. Blackstaffe rowed seven. In the final heat Massey had ...

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... able to row in the Varsity Race. Cambridge has been most unfortunate in losing the services of the president, Dudley Ward, whose doctor has forbidden him to row. The only old Blue likely to row is Mr. A. S. Bell, who is in residence, and rowed at two 011 ...