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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 24, 1937.
GOVERNMENT
HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE
NOTICES
CRABTREE
MILE POST 1*1
FULHAM
· DUKE'S DITCH,
DUKE'S
MEADOWS
MBIS BOAT HOUSE
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CHISWICK STEPS:
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BARNES BRIDGE
“MORTLAKE BREWERY
SKIP INN
BEVERLEY BROOK
FOOTBALL GROUND
BOAT HOUSES
SURREY
CRAVEN STEPS
PUTNEY BRIDGE
FULHAM PALACE START
The following is a plan of the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race course. The famous event, which is of world-wide interest, will take place this morning.
'VARSITY BOAT RACE
THE
THIS MORNING
LIGHT BLUES VERY LONG
SEQUENCE OF WINS
HE annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge Univer- sities, from Putney to Mortlake will be rowed on this morning, and this will be the first mid-week race since 1921, when the Light Blues won by a length.
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consequently have a much high- er social status, for demand breeds the supply. In addition the boys are taught early to be- come good spectators - much better spectators than the aver- age English crowd.
SMALL CROWDS "It is always a matter for wonderment in America that at England's bigger universities such small attendances should
be present at important sport ing events, that people should prefer to go away and play their own games quietly, and often comparatively badly instead of joining the throngs of specta- tors who would fock along to similar events in their country.
"But whereas we are brought up to play our games rather for our own pleasure and recrea- tion, the young American is im- bued with a finer sense of show- manship where his public and his attainment must be early considered. The result is that
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Cambridge has remained unbeaten since 1924 The last occasion when Oxford won was in 1923, when a dis- tance of three quarters of a-length separated the Dark Blues from their | rivals.
This year, Oxford is making a very determined effort to win this boat race classic which commands world wide in- terest
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of receiving the Report of, the Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot Account to 31st December, 1936, Directors and the Statements of
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The following are the results of the University Boat Race since 1914:— Year Winner Time Won By 1914 Cambridge 20m. 23s. 41⁄2 lengths. 1920 Cambridge 21m. 11s. 1921 Cambridge 19m. 45%. 1922 Cambridge 19m., 27s. 1923 Oxford 20m. 543. 1924 Cambridge 18m. 41s. 1925 Cambridge 21m. 50s, 1926 Cambridge 19m 29s. 1927 Cambridge 20m 14s. 1928 Cambridge 20m: 25s: 10 1929 Cambridge 19m 243 7 lengths Auction to be held on Tuesday, the 1930 Cambridge 19 9 2 lengths. 30th day of March, 1987, at 3 p.m., 1981 Cambridge 19m 26s. 21⁄2 lengths. at the Office of the Public Works
41⁄2 lengths.
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a distance
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Hong Kong, 18th March, 1937.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
1932 Cambridge 19m. 26% 5% lengths. Department, by Order of His Ex-NICE IS HEREBY GIVEDIN,
1933 Cambridge 20m. 57s. 2% lengths.
YEARLY | MEET-
that the SEVENTY-FIRST 1934 Cambridge 18m. 33. 4 lengths cellency the Governor of one Lot of ORDINARY 1985 Cambridge 19m. 48s. 42 lengths. Crown Land at Ma Tau Kok in the ING of the Company will 1936 Cambridge 21m. 68 5 lengths. Colony of Hong Kong for a term of be held at its HEAD OFFICE, Fastest time on record:-18 mins. 375 years, with the option of renewal Union Building, Hong Kong, on secs. Cambridge (1934).
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