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Oxford Supporters Impressed

The Oxford crow greatly im- PRACTICE AT CAMBRIDGE pressed their followers at Henley recently by paddling over the full course from Marsh Lock to Hamb leden Lock.

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The two Cambridge crews con- FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1995

cluded their week's work with an other long outing during the after- noon, they having covered nearly 60 miles during the week. This has been accomplished by under-. taking the long journey to Clay-

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The conditions were against the crew, for a stiff north-east wind blew up the Regatta course, and the water, although not soʻrough as on the previous day was choppyhithe and back on five days out of

The Univerity crew had only a short outing in the morning," but The second is international, but all the men were given instruction the proportion of foreign vessels in the tub-pair by Mr. Payne of the class is higher than in this Isis went out with Pflaumer re- country and is particularly mark-taining his seat at No. 2 ed in unsubsidised countries.

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Tub-pair instruction for mem- bers of the First Crew was given in the morning, and the eights were ordered out just after, 2 o'clock, when the order of rowing

Making their way down to Balts- bite Locks in two easy stages, they prepared for a long piece of hard rowing on the lower reaches,

The President set them to pad-was unchanged. This point is important, as in- dle over the full course from dicating an efficient class of ton-Marsh to Hambleden Locks May- nage which can pay its way unaid-

nors took them off at 22, but he soon dropped to 20, and then Widespread Movement

maimained that rate throughout. The movement towards higher The work became a little lifeless cargo ship speeds is widespread. down the Regatta course, where covering every route in the world, the crew were unsteady in the and it is a notable fact that pre-rough water. sent speeds have only been teach- ed by progressive upward move- ment in the case of many of the shipowners, based on their perience year by year with internal combustion engines.

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They completed the course, in 19 mint 22 sec., but their paddling back to the Leander Club, when they had a following wind. was more impressive.

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The Second Crew were given half a minate's start and went on ahead of the First Crew, both boats moving off well at a rate of about 34 in the first minute. The First Crew, once they had settled

Silver Ware, Brass Ware, Glass down, began to go up and had re- Ware, Porcelain Ware, Cloisonne duced the lead considerably after Ware, Ratian Ware, Cutlery, Orna passing Horhingsea. At the

en-ments, Tea Sets, Dinner Crockery, trance to Clayhithe Reach they Wall and Table Clocks, Gramophones were just overlapping, and when and Records, Pictures, Old Paintings, an easy was called after rowing 13 Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Mosquito Nets Linen, Fenders, Typewriters, Curios Wash Basins, Cooking utensils, etc., etc.

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The crews were stopped

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clude such owners as the Bluenoon when Oxford got afloat and

It was dull and cold in the after-min 15 sec. they were a little over Funnel Line, Commonwealth and

about Dominion Line, Blue Star Line, trial Winser struck 6-12-234 in Locks. They paddled back as far paddle up to Marsh Lock for their half a mile short of Bottisham New Zealand Shipping Co., Shaw,

the first quarter. half, and full as Clayhithe Bridge, where, they Savill and Albion Line, Andrew

minute, but then dropped to 23. Weir & Co., Elennan Lines, Bri-The crew quickly settled down afterwards continued the Journey tish India Co., Union Castle Line, and paddled with much power. back to the Boathouse in long and Reardon Smith & Co., in this country, and Wilh. Wilhelmsen, The boat ran splendidly between stages of paddling. Westfaj Larsen and Co., United the strokes, and the crew reached Netherlands Navigation Co., Henley Bridge in 4 min. 13 sec., Netherland SS. Co., Rotterdam and the Regatta Winning Post in Lloyd S.S. Co., East Asiatic Co. A.

5 min. 22 sec. Winser was still P. Moller, North German Lloyd. Hamburg-Amerika Line, Lelf. Hoegh, Johnson Line, and Louis. Dreyfus & Co., abroad,

Only Faster Ships

Order Of Rowing The order of rowing and weights

were:-

First "Crew:-A, D. Kingsford striking. 23 down the Regatta

(Uppingham and Pembroke) (bow) curse, and the crew were not at

12 st. 1 lb.; D.. W. Burnford (8:. all troubled by the head wind or

Paul's and Jesus), 12st, 13 lb.; D. ruffled water Fawley Boathouse. Kingsford J. H. C. Powell Eton I was reached in 9min. 29 sec.

and Third Trinity), -12 st. 8 lb.; The Isis crew were waiting to Uppingham and Pembroke), 12 st. knot ships on which he has built up and the two crews then paddled and Pembroke) 12st: 10 lb. W. G The tramp owner with his 10- join in just above, Temple Island,5 lb.; J. H. T. Wilson (Shrewsbury his business may say that it is not together to Hambleden. Oxford R. M. Laurie (Monkton Combe and his concern to enter the liner marpassed the Regatta Starting Post Selwyn), 13st. 11 lb.; T. R. M. Bris- ket with faster ships. But the 13 min 31 806, and they con point which must concern him is tinued to show good form. whether the demand for this slow-

Mr.

tew (Dulwick and Pembroke), 11

st. 11 lb.; E. A.*Szilagyi' (St, Paul's er tonnage will continue, and it is Approaching Hambleden

and Jesus) (stroke). 11 st. 6 lb.: (Lincoln and an answer to his question that Payne called upon them to work . N. Duckworth other shipowners have developed up the rates and in the final half- Jesus) (cox), 8 st. 11 lb.

Second Crew:-J. D. Usher (Sut- from the 10-knot to the 13-knot i minute wiser got in 15 strokes. and 16-knot vessel in the course of the full course being completed in ton Coldfield and Jesus) (bow), 11 excellent per-st. 4 lb.; 8. R. Tubbs (Shrewsbury a few years, with successful re- 18 min, 3 seczn sults, since they now only build formance in the slow conditions and Calus)," 11 st. 7 lb.; W. R. Law- the faster ships.

All of the crew kept their form son (Repton and Pembroke). 12 st. throughout, and their paddling 5 lb.; M. G. Pascalls (Durham and showed great power.

The future existence of many shipping companies depends on the choice and type of ship which they now order, for they are bound by their decision for the next 20 years of 80.

"Order Of Rowing The order of rowing and weighta

were:-

Pembroke), 12 st. 2 ib.; A. S. Haw-`'

also

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kins (Simon Langton's, Canter- bury, and Christ's), 12 st.; C H TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY. Hoskyn (Bedford and Lady Mar- garet), 14 st. 2 lb.; H. Marnham (Stellenbosch, 8.A., and Jesus), 13 st. 4 1b.; F. G. Stammers (Rad- ley and Jesus) (stroke), 11 st. 11 1b; H Walmsley (Leeds G. S. and Pembroke) (cox), 8 st. 9 lb.

There does not seem much doubt Oxford University:-R. Hope that the most successful class in (Eton and New College (bow), 12 the majority of cases, taking the st. 37 lb.; A. 8. Ogilvie (Winchester good times with the bad, which and University College). 12 st. 91b. must come during the period of its J. D. Sturrock (Winchester and life will be one with a higher Magdalen), 13 at 1215; P. R. 5. speed than has been customary in Bankes (Oundle and Christ the past, and with a flexibility Church), 13 st. 12 lb.; J. M. Couch- that will enable it to operate man (Sherborne, and Christ economically both at its maximum Church), 12 st. 114 lb.; A. V. Sut- speed and at much lower speeds, cliffe (Shrewsbury and Trinity); should circumstances call for a re- 13. st. ·12 lb.:

B. J. Sciortino duction.

(Shrewsbury and University Col- lege). 12 st. 10 1b.; D. M. de R. Winser (Winchester and Corpus Undersigned have received

The slower ship will no doubt have its field, but it will almost certainly tend to become more limited.

NOT IN HANSARD

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Christi) (stroke), 11 st, 84 Ib.; G C. F. Bryan (Eton and Worcester). (cox), 8 st.

Isis Boat Club:-C. G. Costley- White (Eton and Balliol) (bow), 11 st. 9 lb; R. E. Paumer (Princeton and Lincoln) 12 st

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Gib.; J. C. Cherry (Westminster MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1985 End Brasenose), 14 st.; J. P. Bur- rough (St Edward's and St, Ea- Mr. Holford Knight, when he mund Hall), 13 st. §. ib.; R. O. P. asked for the protection of the Eugster (Beaumont and Christ AT No. 1, CHATHAM BOAD Chair in the House of Commons Church) 14 st. 9 Ib E. D. Tomlin 1 (GoES VILLA), KOWLOON against the repetition of attacks (Winchester and University Col- such as that made by Mr. Buchan lege), 12 st. 4 lb., F. Hogg (Sher- an on the Prime Minister, pointed borne and New College), 12 st out that apparently certain ex- 10 lb., D., R. B. Mynors (Eton and pressions (they included swine" New College) (stroke), 12 st. 93 lbs; and low, dirty cur") did not reach W. G. C. Shebbeare (Winchester the ears of the official reporters... and Christ Church) (cox), 9 ** On » examining Hansard other omissions were found. They occur In the report of Mr. Knight's point of order

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