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LAWS OF BOAT-RACING (THEIR HISTORY, AND RULES OF THE ROAD).

Laws of boat-racing, until 1872, were variously read by various executives. One rule was common to all, and yet differently interpreted by many an umpire or referee. It was that which related to a boat's course.

The old rule was, that a boat which could take a clear lead of an opponent, and which could cross the proper track of that opponent with such clear lead, became entitled to the 'water' so taken. The boat astern had then to change its course, and to take its leader's vacated course. If thereafter they fouled, through the leader returning to the vacated water, the leader lost; if through the sternmost boat catching the leader in the 'captured' water, then the pursuer lost. Also, under the old code, a foul, however slight, lost a race, if one boat was in its right and the other in its wrong course at the time. If both were in the wrong, the foul did not count.

This code led to many a wrangle over fouls. It also opened the door to sharp practice--e.g. a leader might cross an opponent, by dint of pure speed; and then, being in, his 'right' water, by dint of having crossed with a 'clear lead,' the leader might 'accidentally' shut off speed, before the boat behind had time to change its course. This forced on a foul, and the leader could then claim his pound of flesh, and the race. An umpire had no discretion in the matter.

In 1872 a meeting of leading amateurs drew up a new code. This code was put in force at the Thames watermen's regattas, governed by amateurs. In time Henley adopted them, as did all leading regattas. Watermen for some time had a liking for the old code and its facilities for 'win, tie, or wrangle' in a match, but as time passed on the new code gained ground, and gradually the old one became obsolete. The late Mr. John Graham Chambers, C.U.B.C., was the leading spirit in this reform.

The revised code is now part of the creed of the Amateur Rowing Association, of which mention has already been made. These rules are now appended. The Henley executive publish a similar code, but differently numbered. Rule 15 is more of a _regatta_ rule. It is usually waived in sculling matches, and in the Wingfield Sculls for the amateur championship its operation is, by order of the parliament of old champions, suspended.

THE LAWS OF BOAT-RACING AS APPROVED BY THE AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.

1. The starter, on being satisfied that the competitors are
ready, shall give the signal to start.

2. If the starter considers the start false, he shall at once
recall the boats to their stations, and any boat refusing to
start again shall be disqualified.

3. Any boat not at its post at the time specified shall be
liable to be disqualified by the umpire.

4. The umpire may act as starter as he thinks fit; when he does
not so act, the starter shall be subject to the control of the
umpire.

5. Each boat shall keep its own water throughout the race, and
any boat departing from its own water will do so at its peril.

6. A boat's own water is its straight course, paralleled with
those of the other competing boats, from the station assigned to
it at starting to the finish.

7. The umpire shall be sole judge of a boat's own water and
proper course during the race.

8. No fouling whatever shall be allowed; the boat committing a
foul shall be disqualified.

9. It shall be considered a foul when, after the race has
commenced, any competitor by his oar, boat, or person comes in
contact with the oar, boat, or person of another competitor,
unless in the opinion of the umpire such contact is so slight as
not to influence the race.

10. The umpire may, during the race, caution any competitor when
in danger of committing a foul.

11. The umpire, when appealed to, shall decide all questions as
to a foul.

12. A claim of foul must be made to the judge or the umpire by
the competitor himself before getting out of his boat.

13. In case of a foul the umpire shall have the power--

(_a_) To place the boats--except the boat committing the foul,
which is disqualified--in the order in which they come in;

(_b_) To order the boats engaged in the race, other than the
boat committing the foul, to row over again on the same or
another day;

(_c_) To re-start the qualified boats from the place where the
foul was committed.

14. Every boat shall abide by its accidents.

15. No boat shall be allowed to accompany a competitor for the
purpose of directing his course or affording him other
assistance. The boat receiving such direction or assistance
shall be disqualified at the discretion of the umpire.

16. The jurisdiction of the umpire extends over the race, and
all matters connected with it, from the time the race is
specified to start until its final termination, and his
decision in all cases shall be final and without appeal.

17. Any competitor refusing to abide by the decision or to
follow the directions of the umpire shall be disqualified.

18. The umpire, if he thinks proper, may reserve his decision,
provided that in every case such decision be given on the day of
the race.

The 'rule of the road' on the river is not settled quite as hard and fast as on land, or in marine navigation; but certain general principles are recognised by all rowing men of experience, for the sake of mutual safety. The following draft of the recognised principles referred to is set forth by the editor of the 'Rowing Almanack,' and other authorities, to whom rowing men are much indebted for the publication.

In case of any 'running-down' action, arising out of a collision between pleasure-boats on the Thames, it would probably go hardly with the occupants of a boat which had brought about an accident by disregard of these 'rules of the road.'

_'The Rule of the Road' on the River._

The following are the generally recognised rules adopted by the
leading rowing clubs:--

1. A row-boat going against the stream or tide should take the
shore or bank--which bank is immaterial--and should keep inside
all boats meeting it.

2. A row-boat going with stream or tide should take a course in
mid-river, and should keep outside all boats meeting it.

3. A row-boat overtaking another boat proceeding in the same
direction should keep clear of the boat it overtakes, which
should maintain its course.

4. A row-boat meeting another end-on in still or open waters, or
lakes, should keep to the right as in walking, leaving the boat
passed on the port or left side.

5. A row-boat with a coxswain should give way to a boat without
a coxswain, subject to the foregoing rules, in so far as they
apply.

6. A boat towing with stream or tide should give way to a boat
towing against it, and if it becomes necessary to unship or drop
a tow-line, the former should give way to the latter; but when
a barge towing is passed by a pleasure-boat towing, the latter
should give way and go outside, as a small boat is the easier of
the two to manage, in addition to which the river is the barge's
highway.

7. A row-boat must give way to a sailing-boat.

8. When a row-boat and a steamer pass each other, their actions
should, as a rule, be governed by the same principle as on two
row-boats passing; but in shallow waters the greater draughts of
the steam-vessel should be remembered, and the row-boat give way
to her.

'THE TEMPLE OF FAME.'

_WINNERS OF THE WINGFIELD SCULLS._

+----+----------------------+-------+--------------------------------+
|Time| Winner | m. s. | Losers |
+----+----------------------+-------+--------------------------------+
|1830| J. H. Bayford | -- |{ Lewis, Wood, Horneman, Revel, |
| | | |{ A. Bayford, C. Duke, Hume |
|1831| C. Lewis | -- | Bayford |
|1832| A. A. Julius | -- | Lewis |
|1833|_a_ C. Lewis | -- | Julius |
|1834| A. A. Julius | -- | rowed over |
|1835| A. A. Julius | -- | rowed over |
|1836| H. Wood | -- | Patrick Colquhoun |
|1837| P. Colquhoun | -- | Wood, Jones |
|1838|_a_ H. Wood | -- |{ Colquhoun, C. Pollock, H. |
| | | |{ Chapman |
|1839|_a_ H. Chapman | -- | Pollock, Crockford |
|1840| T. L. Jenkins | -- |{ Crockford, Wallace, A. |
| | | |{ Earnshaw |
|1841|_a_ T. L. Jenkins | -- | Chapman |
|1842| H. Chapman | -- | Wallace |
|1843| H. Chapman | -- | Wallace, Kennedy, A. Earnshaw |
|1844| T. B. Bumpstead | -- |{ Chapman, Hon. G. Denman, |
| | | |{ Romayne |
|1845|_a_ H. Chapman | -- | Bumpstead |
|1846|_a_ W. Russell | -- | Walmsley, Fellows, Dodd |
|1847| J. R. L. Walmsley | -- | H. Murray, C. Harrington |
|1848|_a_ J. R. L. Walmsley | -- | rowed over |
|1849|_a_ _b_ F. Playford | -- | T. R. Bone |
|1850| T. R. Bone | -- | rowed over |
|1851|_a_ T. R. Bone | -- | rowed over |
|1852| E. G. Peacock | -- | rowed over |
|1853|_a_ J. Paine | -- |{ A. Rippingall, J. Nottidge, |
| | | |{ H. C. Smith |
|1854| H. H. Playford | -- | rowed over |
|1855| A. A. Casamajor | -- | H. H. Playford |
|1856| A. A. Casamajor | -- | rowed over |
|1857| A. A. Casamajor | -- | rowed over |
|1858| A. A. Casamajor | -- | rowed over |
|1859| A. A. Casamajor | -- | rowed over |
|1860|_a_ A. A. Casamajor | -- | rowed over |
|1861|_c_ E. D. Brickwood | 29 0 | G. R. Cox, A. O. Lloyd |
|1862|_a_ W. B. Woodgate | 27 0 | E. D. Brickwood, G. R. Cox |
|1863|_a_ J. E. Parker | 25 0 | E. B. Michell, J. Wallace |
|1864| W. B. Woodgate | 25 35 | W. P. Cecil, G. Ryan |
|1865|_a_ C. B. Lawes | 27 4 |{ W. B. Woodgate, E. B. Michell,|
| | | |{ W. P. Cecil, T. Lindsay |
|1866|_a_ E. B. Michell | 27 26 | W. B. Woodgate, J. G. Chambers|
|1867| W. B. Woodgate | -- | rowed over |
|1868|_a_ W. Stout | 26 52 | E. B. Michell, W. B. Woodgate |
|1869| A. de L. Long | -- | rowed over |
|1870| A. de L. Long | -- |{ J. Ross, A. C. Yarborough, |
| | | |{ W. Chillingworth |
|1871| W. Fawcus | 26 13 | A. de L. Long |
|1872| C. C. Knollys | 28 30 | W. Fawcus |
|1873| A. C. Dicker | 25 40 |{ C. C. Knollys, N. H. Eyre, |
| | | |{ F. S. Gulston |
|1874| A. C. Dicker | 25 45 | {W. H. Eyre, W. Fawcus, W. |
| | | | {Chillingworth |
|1875| F. L. Playford | 27 6 | A. C. Dicker |
|1876| F. L. Playford | 24 46 |{ A. C. Dicker, A. V. Frere, |
| | | |{ R. H. Labat |
|1877| F. L. Playford | 24 20 | {T. C. Edwardes-Moss, A. H. |
| | | | {Grove, J. H. Bucknill |
|1878| F. L. Playford | 24 13 | Alexander Payne |
|1879|_a_ F. L. Playford | 25 51 | J. Lowndes |
|1880| Alex. Payne | 24 8 | J. Lowndes, C. G. White |
|1881| J. Lowndes | 25 13 | W. R. Grove |
|1882| A. Payne | 27 40 | W. R. Grove |
|1883| J. Lowndes | -- | rowed over |
|1884| W. S. Unwin | 24 12 |{ C. J. S. Batt, E. F. Green, |
| | | |{ W. Hawkes, R. H. Smith |
|1885| W. S. Unwin | -- | F. J. Pitman, C. W. Hughes |
|1886|_a_ F. J. Pitman | 24 12 |{ W. H. Cumming, A. M. |
| | | |{ Cowper-Smith |
|1887| G. Nickalls | -- | J. C. Gardner. |
+----+----------------------+-------+--------------------------------+

(_a_) Resigned.

(_b_) The course before this race was from Westminster to Putney, but
for the first time it took place from Putney to Kew.

(_c_) The course was altered again this year to the present one, from
Putney to Mortlake.

WINNERS AT HENLEY REGATTA.

_GRAND CHALLENGE CUP._

m. s.
1839 Cambridge, Trin. Coll. 8 30
1840 Leander Club 9 15
1841 _a_ London, Camb. Rooms --
1842 London, Camb. Rooms 8 30
1843 _b_ Oxford University 9 0
1844 Oxford, Etonian Club 8 25
1845 Cambridge University 8 30
1846 London, Thames Club 8 15
1847 Oxford University 8 0
1848 Oxford University 9 11
1849 _a_ Oxford, Wadham Coll. 8 0
1850 Oxford University r.o.
1851 _c_ Oxford University 7 45
1852 Oxford University --
1853 Oxford University 8 3
1854 Cambridge, Trin. Coll. 8 15
1855 Cambridge University 8 32
1856 Royal Chester R.C. --
1857 London R.C. 7 55
1858 Cambridge University 7 43
1859 London R.C. 7 45
1860 Cambridge, First Trin. 8 45
1861 Cambridge, First Trin. 8 10
1862 London R.C. 8 5
1863 Oxford University 7 45
1864 Kingston R.C. 7 43
1865 Kingston R.C. 7 21
1866 Oxford, Etonian Club 8 22
1867 Oxford, Etonian Club 7 54
1868 London R.C. 7 20
1869 Oxford, Etonian Club 7 28
1870 _d_ Oxford, Etonian Club 7 17
1871 Oxford, Etonian Club 7 55
1872 London R.C. 8 38
1873 London R.C. 7 52
1874 London R.C. 7 42
1875 Leander R.C. 7 19
1876 Thames R.C. 7 27
1877 _e_ London R.C. 8 16-1/2
1878 Thames R.C. 7 41
1879 Camb., Jesus Coll. 8 39
1880 Leander B.C. 7 3
1881 London R.C. 7 24
1882 Oxford, Exeter Coll. 8 11
1883 London R.C. 7 51
1884 London R.C. 7 27
1885 Camb. Jesus Coll. 7 22
1886 Camb., Trin. Hall 6 53-1/2
1887 Camb., Trin. Hall 6 56

(_a_) Won on a foul.

(_b_) The winners only rowed seven oars in the final heat.

(_c_) Cambridge carried away a rowlock soon after starting.

(_d_) The fastest on record for the final.

(_e_) In the preliminary heat London did the course in 7 min. 12
secs.--the fastest time on record after that date.

_STEWARDS' CUP._

m. s.
1841 _a_ First class fours for medals. Won by
Oxford Aquatic Club 10 5
1842 Oxford Club, London 9 16
1843 London, St. George's Club 10 15
1844 Oxford University 9 16
1845 Oxford University 8 25
1846 Oxford University --
1847 _b_ Oxford C.C.C. r.o.
1848 Oxford C.C.C. r.o.
1849 London, Leander Club r.o.
1850 Oxford University r.o.
1851 Cambridge Univ. 8 54
1852 Oxford University --
1853 Oxford University 8 57
1854 Oxon., Pembroke Club 9 54
1855 Royal Chester R.C. --
1856 Argonaut Club --
1857 London R.C. 8 25
1858 London R.C. r.o.
1859 Camb., Third Trin. 8 25
1860 Camb., First Trin. 9 26
1861 Camb., First Trin. 9 35
1862 Oxon., Brasenose Coll. 8 40
1863 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 24
1864 London R.C. --
1865 Camb., Third Trin. 8 8
1866 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 9 20
1867 Oxford University 8 45
1868 London R.C. --
1869 London R.C. 8 36
1870 _c_ Oxon., Etonian Club 8 5
1871 London R.C. --
1872 London R.C. 9 21
1873 _d_ London R.C. 8 25
1874 London R.C. 9 0
1875 _e_ London R.C. 7 56
1876 _f_ London R.C. --
1877 London R.C. 9 7
1878 London R.C. 8 37
1879 Camb., Jesus Coll. 9 37
1880 Thames R.C. 7 58
1881 Oxford, Hert. Coll. 8 15
1882 Oxford, Hert. Coll. --
1883 Thames R.C. --
1884 Kingston R.C. --
1885 Camb., Trin. Hall 7 53
1886 Thames R.C. 7 39
1887 Camb., Trin. Hall. 7 53

(_a_) The prize which is now known as the Stewards' Challenge Cup was
not instituted until the following year.

(_b_) Worcester College, Oxford, were also entered, but withdrawn.

(_c_) Fastest time on record with coxswains.

(_d_) Coxswains abolished.

(_e_) Fastest time on record.

(_f_) Won on a foul.

_PAIR-OARS._

Won by m. s.
1845 _a_ Arnold and Mann, Cambridge --
1846 Milman and Haggard, Christ Church --
1847 _b_ Falls and Coulthard, London --
1848 _b_ Thompson and Johnson, Oxford --
1849 Peacock and Rayford --
1850 _c_ Chitty and Hornby, Oxford r.o.
1851 Chitty and Guess --
1852 _d_ Barker and Nind r.o.
1853 Barbee and Godson, Cambridge 10 0
1854 Cadogan and Short, Oxford 9 5
1855 Nottidge and Casamajor, London --
1856 Nottidge and Casamajor, London --
1857 Warren and Lonsdale, Oxford --
1858 Playford and Casamajor, London --
1859 Warre and Arkell, Oxford 9 0
1860 Casamajor and Woodbridge, London 11 50
1861 Woodgate & Champneys, Oxford --
1862 Woodgate & Champneys, Oxford 8 45
1863 Woodgate and Shepherd, Oxford r.o.
1864 Selwyn and Kinglake, Cambridge 9 29
1865 May and Fenner, London R.C. 9 7
1866 Woodgate and Corrie, Kingston R.C. 9 15
1867 Corrie and Brown, Eton and Radley 8 49
1868 Crofts and Woodgate, Oxford --
1869 Long and Stout, London R.C. 9 25
1870 Corrie and Hall, Kingston R.C. --
1871 Gulston and Long, London R.C. --
1872 Long and Gulston, London R.C. --
1873 Knollys and Trower, Kingston R.C. 9 22
1874 Gulston and Long, London R.C. 10 3
1875 _b_ Herbert and Chillingworth --
1876 S. Le B. Smith and F. S. Gulston 8 35
1877 W. H. Eyre and J. Hastie 10 30
1878 W. A. Ellison and T. C. Edwardes-Moss 9 14
1879 F. S. Gulston and R. H. Labat,
London R.C. 11 6
1880 E. H. Eyre and J. Hastie, Thames R.C. 8 45
1881 W. H. Eyre and J. Hastie, Thames R.C. 9 4
1882 D. E. Brown and J. Lowndes, Hertford
Coll., Oxford --
1883 G. Q. Roberts and D. E. Brown,
Twickenham R.C. 9 22
1884 J. Lowndes and D. E. Brown, Twickenham
R.C. 9 1
1885 H. McLean and D. H. McLean, Etonians,
Oxford --
1886 F. E. Churchill and A. D. Muttlebury,
Third Trin., Cambridge 8 40
1887 C. T. Barclay and A. D. Muttlebury 8 45

(_a_) The first pair-oared race rowed at Henley, which was then called
the Silver Wherries till 1850.

(_b_) Won on a foul.

(_c_) The race was rowed this year for the first time as the Silver
Goblets.

(_d_) Short and Irving, of Oxford, withdrew in the final.

_DIAMOND SCULLS._

m. s.
1844 _a_ Bumpstead, Scullers' Club, London 10 32
1845 Wallace, Leander Club 11 30
1846 Sir Frederick Moon, Magdalen, Oxford --
1847 Maule, Trinity Coll., Cambridge 10 45
1848 Bagshawe, Camb. --
1849 Bone, Meteor Club, London --
1850 Bone, Meteor Club, London --
1851 Edwards, London --
1852 Macnaghten, Camb. --
1853 Rippingall, Camb. 10 2
1854 _b_ Playford, Wandle College --
1855 Casamajor, Argonauts 9 27
1856 Casamajor, Argonauts --
1857 Casamajor, Argonauts --
1858 Casamajor, Argonauts r.o.
1859 E. D. Brickwood, London 10 0
1860 H. H. Playford, London 12 8
1861 Casamajor, Argonauts 10 4
1862 _c_ E. D. Brickwood 9 40
1863 C. B. Lawes, Camb. 9 43
1864 W. B. Woodgate 10 10
1865 E. B. Michell, Oxford 9 5
1866 E. B. Michell, Oxford --
1867 W. C. Crofts, Oxford 10 2
1868 W. Stout, London R.C. --
1869 W. C. Crofts, Kingston 8 57
1870 J. B. Close, Camb. 9 43
1871 W. Fawcus, Tynemouth R.C. 10 9
1872 C. C. Knollys, Oxford 10 48
1873 A. C. Dicker, Camb. 9 13
1874 A. C. Dicker, Camb. 10 47
1875 A. C. Dicker, Camb. 9 15
1876 F. L. Playford, London R. C. 9 28
1877 T. C. Edwardes-Moss, Oxford 10 20
1878 T. C. Edwardes-Moss, Oxford 9 37-1/2
1879 J. Lowndes, Oxford 12 30
1880 J. Lowndes, Derby 9 10
1881 J. Lowndes, Derby 9 28
1882 J. Lowndes, Derby 11 43
1883 J. Lowndes, Thames R.C. 10 2
1884 W. S. Unwin, Magdalen 9 44
1885 W. S. Unwin, Magdalen 9 22
1886 F. J. Pitman, Third Trinity, Cambridge 9 5
1887 J. C. Gardner, Cambridge 8 51

(_a_) After two fouls the race was given in favour of Wallace.

(_b_) At Newenham a foul took place, and the race was awarded to
Playford.

(_c_) After a dead heat, which was rowed in 10 minutes 22 seconds.

_LADIES CHALLENGE PLATE FOR EIGHT-OARS._

_Established 1845._

m. s.
1845 London, St. George's Club 8 25
1846 Camb., First Trin. --
1847 Oxford, Brasenose 9 0
1848 Oxon., Christ Church --
1849 Oxon., Wadham Coll. --
1850 Oxon., Lincoln Coll. r.o.
1851 Oxford, Brasenose 8 10
1852 Oxford, Pembroke College --
1853 Camb., First Trin. 8 15
1854 Camb., First Trin. 7 55
1855 Oxford, Balliol Coll. 7 58
1856 Royal Chester R.C. --
1857 Oxford, Exeter Coll. 7 57
1858 Oxford, Balliol Coll. 7 51
1859 Camb., First Trin. 7 55
1860 Camb., First Trin. r.o.
1861 Cambridge, First Trinity (r.o.) 8 17
1862 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 17
1863 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 7 23
1864 Eton College B.C. 7 56
1865 Camb., Third Trin. 7 38
1866 Eton College B.C. 8 16
1867 Eton College B.C. 7 56
1868 Eton College B.C. 7 25
1869 Eton College B.C. 7 56
1870 Eton College B.C. 7 47
1871 Oxford, Pembroke College 7 56
1872 Camb., Jesus Coll. 8 39
1873 Camb., Jesus Coll. 7 54
1874 Camb., First Trin. 8 9
1875 Dublin, Trin. Coll. 7 28
1876 Camb., Jesus Coll. 7 31
1877 Camb., Jesus Coll. 8 22
1878 Camb., Jesus Coll. 8 52
1879 Cambridge, Lady Margaret B.C. 8 52
1880 Camb., Trin. Hall 7 26
1881 Camb., First Trin. 7 51
1882 Eton College B.C. 8 37
1883 Oxon., Christ Church 7 50
1884 Eton College B.C. 7 37
1885 Eton College B.C. 7 21
1886 Camb., Pembroke College 7 17
1887 Trinity Hall, Cambridge (2nd crew) 7 10

_VISITORS' CHALLENGE CUP FOR FOUR-OARS._

_Established 1847._

m. s.
1847 Oxon., Christ Church 9 0
1848 Oxon., Christ Church --
1849 Oxon., Christ Church --
1850 Oxon., Christ Church --
1851 Oxon., Christ Church 9 0
1852 London, Argonauts Club --
1853 London, Argonauts Club --
1854 Camb., St. John's 8 48
1855 Camb., St. John's --
1856 Camb., St. John's --
1857 Oxford, Pembroke College 8 40
1858 Camb., First Trin. --
1859 Camb., Third Trin. --
1860 Camb., First Trin. --
1861 Camb., First Trin. 8 5
1862 Oxford, Brasenose College 8 40
1863 Oxford, Brasenose College --
1864 Oxford, Univ. Coll. --
1865 Camb., Third Trin. --
1866 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 49
1867 Oxford, Univ. Coll. --
1868 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 15
1869 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 9 7
1870 Dublin, Trin. Coll. 8 37
1871 Camb., First Trin. 9 8
1872 Oxford, Pembroke College 9 28
1873 Dublin, Trin. Coll. --
1874 Dublin, Trin. Coll. 8 50
1875 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 20
1876 Oxford, Univ. Coll. 8 5
1877 Camb., Jesus Coll. 9 7
1878 U.S.A., Columbia College 8 42
1879 Cambridge, Lady Margaret B.C. 9 21
1880 Camb., Third Trin. 8 16
1881 Camb., First Trin. 8 22
1882 Oxford, Brasenose College 9 23
1883 Oxon., Christ Church --
1884 Camb., Third Trin. 8 39
1885 Camb., Trin. Hall 7 41
1886 Cambridge, First Trinity B.C. 8 20-1/2
1887 Trinity Hall, Cambridge 8 8

_WYFOLD CHALLENGE CUP FOR FOUR-OARS._

_Established 1856._

m. s.
1873 Thames R.C. 8 2
1856 London, Argonauts Club --
1857 Oxford, Pembroke College 8 30
1858 Camb., First Trin. --
1859 Camb., First Trin. 8 21
1860 London R.C. 10 8
1861 Oxford, Brasenose College --
1862 London R.C. 9 20
1863 Kingston R.C. 8 50
1864 Kingston R.C. --
1865 Kingston R.C. 8 23
1866 Kingston R.C. --
1867 Kingston R.C. --
1868 Kingston R.C. 8 32
1869 Surbiton, Oscillators B.C. 8 58
1870 Thames R.C. 8 34
1871 Thames R.C. --
1872 Thames R.C. 10 8
1873 Kingstown Harbour B.C. 8 37
1874 Newcastle A.R.C. 8 58
1875 Thames R.C. 8 10
1876 West London R.C. 8 56
1877 Kingston R.C. --
1878 Kingston R.C. 8 44
1879 London R.C. 9 56
1880 London R.C. 8 4
1881 Dublin Univ. R.C. 8 8
1882 Camb., Jesus Coll. 8 58
1883 Kingston R.C. 8 51
1884 Thames R.C. 8 58
1885 Kingston R.C. --
1886 Thames R.C. 8 4
1887 Pembroke College, Cambridge 7 50

_THAMES CHALLENGE CUP FOR EIGHT-OARS._

_Established 1868._

m. s.
1868 Oxford, Pembroke College 7 46
1869 Surbiton, Oscillators B.C. --
1870 Surbiton, Oscillators B.C. --
1871 London, Ino R.C. 8 3
1872 Thames R.C. 8 42
1873 Thames R.C. 8 2
1874 Thames R.C. 8 19
1875 London R.C. 7 33
1876 West London R.C. 7 37
1877 London R.C. 8 29
1878 London R.C. 7 55
1879 Twickenham R.C. 8 55
1880 London R.C. 7 43
1881 Twickenham R.C. 7 50
1882 Royal Chester R.C. --
1883 London R.C. 8 5
1884 Twickenham R.C. 7 48
1885 London R.C. 7 36
1886 London R.C. --
1887 Trinity Hall, Cambridge (2nd crew) 7 20

_PUBLIC SCHOOLS' CHALLENGE CUP FOR FOURS._

_Established 1879._

m. s.
1879 Cheltenham College B.C. 11 6
1880 Bedford Grammar School B.C. 8 42
1881 Bedford Grammar School B.C. 8 22
1882 Magdalen College B. C. --
1883 Hereford School B.C. --
1884 Derby School B.C. --
1885 Bedford Model School B.C.[18] --

[18] Transferred to Marlow Regatta in 1886.

_TOWN CHALLENGE CUP._

1839 Wave B.C.
1840 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1841 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1842 Dreadnought Club
1843 Albion Club
1844 Aquatic Club
1845 Aquatic Club
1846 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1847 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1848 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1849 Albion Club
1850 Albion Club
1854 Wargrave Club
1855 Henley B.C.
1856 Henley B.C.
1857 Henley B.C.
1858 Henley B.C.
1859 Henley B.C.
1860 Dreadnought Cutter Club
1862 Oxford, Staff B.C.
1863 Henley B.C.
1864 Henley B.C.
1865 Henley B.C.
1866 Eton Excelsior B.C.
1867 Eton Excelsior B.C.
1868 Henley R.C.
1869 Eton Excelsior B.C.
1870 Eton Excelsior B.C.
1871 Reading R.C.
1872 Marlow R.C.
1873 Henley R.C.
1874 Marlow R.C.
1875 Marlow R.C.
1876 Marlow R.C.
1877 Marlow R.C.
1878 Henley R.C.
1879 Greenwood Lodge B.C.
1880 Reading R.C.
1881 Reading R.C.
1882 Reading R.C.
1883 Marlow R.C.[19]

[19] Ditto in 1884.

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.

_WINNERS since 1828._

+----+------------------------+-----------+---------+---------------+
|Year| Place | Winner | Time | Won by |
+----+------------------------+-----------+---------+---------------+
|1829| Hambledon Lock to | | m. s. | |
| | Henley Bridge | Oxford |14 30 | easy |
|1836| Westminster to Putney| Cambridge |36 0 | 1 m. |
|1839| Westminster to Putney| Cambridge |31 0 | 1 m. 45 s. |
|1840| Westminster to Putney| Cambridge |29 30 | 2/3 length |
|1841| Westminster to Putney| Cambridge |32 30 | 1 m. 4 s. |
|1842| Westminster to Putney| Oxford |30 45 | 13 s. |
|1845| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |23 30 | 30 s. |
|1846|_a_Mortlake (Church) to | | | |
| | Putney | Cambridge |21 5 | 2 lengths |
|1849| Putney to Mortlake | | | |
| | (Ship) | Cambridge |22 0 | 4 lengths |
|1849| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford | -- | foul |
|1852| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |21 56 | 27 s. |
|1854| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |25 29 | 11 strokes |
|1856|_b_Barker's rails to | | | |
| | Putney | Cambridge |25 50 | 1/2 length |
|1857|_c_Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 55 | 35 s. |
|1858| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |21 23 | 22 s. |
|1859| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |24 40 | C. sank |
|1860| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |26 5 | 1 length |
|1861| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |23 28 | 43 s. |
|1862| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |24 41 | 30 s. |
|1863|_b_Barker's rails to | | | |
| | Putney | Oxford |23 6 | 43 s. |
|1864| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 15 | 26 s. |
|1865| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |21 24 | 4 s. |
|1866| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |25 14 | 15 s. |
|1867| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 30 | 1/2 length |
|1868| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |20 37 | 6 lengths |
|1869| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |20 6-1/2| 3 lengths |
|1870| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |21 30-3/4| 2 lengths |
|1871| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |23 9-1/2| 1 length |
|1872| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |21 14 | 2 lengths |
|1873|_d_Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |19 36 | 3 lengths |
|1874| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |22 35 | 3-1/2 lengths |
|1875| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 2 | 29 s. |
|1876| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |20 19 | 5 lengths |
|1877|_e_Putney to Mortlake | Dead heat |24 6-1/2| dead heat |
|1878| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 15 | 40 s. |
|1879| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |21 18 | 3-1/2 lengths |
|1880| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |21 23 | 4 lengths |
|1881| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |21 52 | 3-1/2 lengths |
|1882| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |20 12 | 20 s. |
|1883| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |22 18 | 2-1/2 lengths |
|1884| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |21 39 | 3 lengths |
|1885| Putney to Mortlake | Oxford |21 36 | 5 lengths |
|1886| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |22 20 | 2/3 length |
|1887| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |20 52 | 2-1/4 lengths |
|1888| Putney to Mortlake | Cambridge |20 48 | 5 lengths |
+----+------------------------+-----------+----------+--------------+

(_a_) This was the first race rowed in outrigged eights.

(_b_) These races were rowed from Barker's rails to Putney, about
1,200 yards more than the usual course. Barker's rails are still
marked by a brick pedestal under Middlesex shore.

(_c_) This was the first race rowed in keelless boats.

(_d_) Sliding seats first used in these races.

(_e_) This is the only dead heat ever rowed in this race. Bow in
Oxford boat broke his oar.

UNIVERSITY MEETINGS AT HENLEY,

_FOR THE GRAND CHALLENGE CUP_.

+------+------------------+-------+---------------+
| Year | Winner | Time | Won by |
+------+------------------+-------+---------------+
| | | m. s. | |
| 1845 | Cambridge | 8 30 | 2 lengths |
| 1847 | Oxford | 8 4 | 2 lengths |
| 1851 |_a_Oxford | 7 45 | 6 lengths |
| 1853 | Oxford | 8 3 | 6 inches |
| 1855 | Cambridge | 8 32 | 2-1/2 lengths |
+------+------------------+-------+---------------+

(_a_) Cambridge broke a rowlock off Remenham farm.

Also at the Thames Regatta, June 22, 1844, Oxford beat Cambridge for the Gold Cup.

UNIVERSITY OARSMEN.

The following lists show what oarsmen in eights or fours represented their respective Universities from year to year, whether in matches or at regattas. Those whose names appear as having thus represented their University are recognised as 'old Blues.' In some cases crews are given which are not strictly University crews, e.g. the 'Cambridge Subscription Rooms,' 'Oxford Aquatic Club,' &c. These crews sometimes took the place of U.B.C. crews, and though all these members may not be strictly 'Blues,' the performances are recorded, in order to give as far as possible a continuous history.

UNIVERSITY OARSMEN.

1829.

_Hambledon Lock to Henley, Wednesday, June 10, 1829, 7.56 p.m._

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Carter, J., St. John's --
2. Arbuthnot, J. E., Balliol --
3. Bates, J. E., Christ Church --
4. Wordsworth, Charles, Christ Church 11 10
5. Toogood, J. J., Balliol 14 10
6. Garnier, T. F., Worcester --
7. Moore, G. B., Christ Church 12 4
Staniforth, T., Christ Church (stroke) 12 0
Fremantle, W. R., Christ Church (cox.) --

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Holdsworth, A. B. E., First Trinity 10 7
2. Bayford, A. F., Trinity Hall 10 8
3. Warren, C., Second Trinity 10 10
4. Merivale, C., Lady Margaret 11 0
5. Entwisle, T., Trinity 11 4
6. Thompson, W. T., Jesus 11 13
7. Selwyn, G. A., Lady Margaret 11 13
Snow, W., Lady Margaret (stroke) 11 4
Heath, B. R., First Trinity (cox.) 9 4
----------
Average 11 1-3/4

1831.

_Leander Match v. Oxford, Henley Course, June 12._

LEANDER, 1. | OXFORD, 2.
1. Horniman | 1. Carter
2. Revell | 2. Waterford (Marquis of)
3. Weedon | 3. Marsh
4. Cannon | 4. Peard
5. Lewis | 5. Pelham
6. T. Bayford | 6. Barnes
7. Capt. Shaw | 7. Lloyd
Bishop (stroke) | Copplestone (stroke)
Noulton, waterman (cox.) | G. West, waterman (cox.)

1836.

_Westminster to Putney, June 17, 1836, 4.20 p.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Solly, W. H., First Trinity 11 0
2. Green, F. S., Caius 11 2
3. Stanley, E. S., Jesus 11 4
4. Hartley, P., Trinity Hall 12 0
5. Jones, W. M., Caius 12 0
6. Keane, J. H., First Trinity 12 0
7. Upcher, A. W., Second Trinity 12 0
Granville, A. K. B., C.C.C. (stroke) 11 7
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 9 0
----------
Average 11 8-5/8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Carter, G., St. John's 10 0
2. Stephens, E., Exeter 10 7
3. Baillie, W., Christ Church 11 7
4. Harris, T., Magdalen 12 4
5. Isham, J. V., Christ Church 12 0
6. Pennefather, J., Balliol 12 10
7. Thompson, W. S., Jesus 13 0
Moysey, F. L., Christ Church (stroke) 10 6
Davies, E. W. L., Jesus (cox.) 10 3
-----------
Average 11 7-3/4

1837.

_First Leander Match (C.U.B.C.), Westminster to Putney, June 9, 1837._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Nicholson, W. N., First Trinity 11 0
2. Green, F. S., Caius 11 2
3. Budd, R. H., Lady Margaret 12 0
4. Keane, J. H., First Trinity 12 0
5. Brett, W. B., Caius 12 0
6. Penrose, C. T., First Trinity 12 0
7. Fletcher, R., Lady Margaret 11 10
Granville, A. K. B., Corpus (stroke) 11 7
Moulton, W. (cox.) --
----------
Average 11 9-5/8

LEANDER, 2.
1. Shepheard
2. Layton
3. Wood
4. Lloyd
5. Sherrard
6. Dalgleish
7. Lewis
Horneman (stroke)
James Parish (cox.)

1838.

_Second Leander Match (C.U.B.C.)_

CAMBRIDGE, 1. LEANDER, 2.
1. Shadwell, A. H., Lady Margaret. | 1. Shepheard
2. Smyth, W. W., Second Trinity. | 2. Sherrard
3. Gough, Walter R., First Trinity.| 3. Lloyd
4. Yatman, W. H., Caius. | 4. Layton
5. Penrose, C. T., First Trinity. | 5. Wood
6. Paris, A., Corpus. | 6. Dalgleish
7. Brett, W. B., Caius. | 7. Bishop
Stanley, E., Jesus (stroke). | Lewis (stroke)
Moulton, W. (cox.) | Parish (cox.)
(A foul.)

1839.

_Westminster to Putney, April 3, 1839, 4.47 p.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Shadwell, Alfred H., Lady Margaret 10 7
2. Smyth, W. W., Second Trinity 11 0
3. Abercrombie, J., Caius 10 7
4. Paris, A., Corpus --
5. Penrose, C. T., First Trinity 12 0
6. Yatman, W. H., Caius --
7. Brett, W. B., Caius 12 0
Stanley, E. S., Jesus (stroke) --
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 9 0

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Lee, S., Queen's 10 4
2. Compton, J., Merton 11 5
3. Maberly, S. E., Christ Church 11 4
4. Garnett, W. J., Christ Church 12 10
5. Walls, R. G., Brasenose 13 0
6. Hobhouse, R., Balliol 12 0
7. Powys, P. L., Balliol 12 0
Bewicke, C., University (stroke) 11 5
Ffooks, W. W., Exeter (cox.) 10 2
----------
Average 11 10-1/2

1840.

_Westminster to Putney, Wednesday, April 15, 1840, 1.30 p.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Shadwell, A. H., Lady Margaret 10 7
2. Massey, W., First Trinity 11 0
3. Taylor, S. B., First Trinity 11 7
4. Ridley, J. M., Jesus 12 8
5. Appleby, G. C., Magdalene 11 12
6. Penrose, F. C., Magdalene 12 1
7. Jones, H., Magdalene 11 9
Viales, C. M., Third Trinity (stroke) 11 6
Egan, T. S., Caius, (cox.) 9 0
------
Average 11 8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Mountain, J. G., Merton 11 0
2. Pocock, J. J. I., Merton 11 2
3. Maberly, S. E., Christ Church 11 4
4. Rogers, W., Balliol 12 10
5. Walls, R. G., Brasenose 12 7
6. Royds, E., Brasenose 12 4
7. Meynell, G., Brasenose 11 10
Somers Cocks, J. J. T., Brasenose (stroke) 11 3
Garnett, W. B., Brasenose (cox.) 9 7
----------
Average 11 10-1/2

1841.

_Westminster to Putney, Wednesday, April 14, 1841, 6.10 p.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Croker, W. R., Caius 9 12
2. Denman, Hon. L. W., Magdalene 10 12
3. Ritchie, A. M., First Trinity 11 10
4. Ridley, J. M., Jesus 12 7
5. Cobbold, R. H., Peterhouse 12 4
6. Penrose, F. C., Magdalene 12 0
7. Denman, Hon. G., First Trinity 10 7
Viales, C. M., Third Trinity (stroke) 11 7
Croker, J. M., Caius (cox.) 10 8
----------
Average 11 5-5/8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Bethell, R., Exeter 10 6
2. Richards, E. V., Christ Church 11 2
3. Mountain, J. G., Merton 10 9
4. Royds, E., Brasenose 11 13
5. Hodgson, H. W., Balliol 11 10
6. Lea, W., Brasenose 11 7
7. Meynell, G., Brasenose 11 11
Somers Cocks, J. J. T., Brasenose (stroke) 11 4
Wollaston, C. B., Exeter (cox.) 9 2
---------
Average 11 4-1/8

1841.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley, 1841._

CAMBRIDGE SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS, 1. st. lbs.
1. Denman, Hon. G., First Trinity 10 8
2. Shadwell, A. H., Lady Margaret 10 9
3. Cross, W. A., First Trinity 10 6
4. Anson, T. A., Jesus 12 8
5. Yatman, W. H., Caius 10 10
6. Jones, W. M., Caius 11 10
7. Viales, C. M., Third Trinity 11 9
Brett, W. B., Caius (stroke) 11 10
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 9 6

LEANDER, 2. st. lbs.
1. Shepheard 10 2
2. Layton 10 11
3. Julius, W. 11 6
4. Romayne 11 8
5. Jenkins 12 3
6. Wallace 11 7
7. Wood 10 12
Dalgleish (stroke) 11 2
Gibson, H. (cox.) 11 0

1842.

_Westminster to Putney, Saturday, June 11, 1842._

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. M'Dougall, F. T., Magdalen Hall 9 8
2. Menzies, Sir R., University 11 3
3. Breedon, E. A., Trinity 12 4
4. Brewster, W. B., St. John's 12 10
5. Bourne, G. D., Oriel 13 12
6. Cox, J. C., Trinity 10 8
7. Hughes, G. E., Oriel 11 6
Menzies, F. N., University (stroke) 10 12
Shadwell, A. T. W., Balliol (cox.) 10 4
----------
Average 11 9-5/8

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Tower, E., Lady Margaret 10 2
2. Denman, Hon. L. W., Magdalene 10 11
3. Watson, W., Jesus 10 13
4. Penrose, F. C., Magdalene 11 10
5. Cobbold, R. H., Peterhouse 12 6
6. Royds, J., Christ's 11 7
7. Denman, Hon. G., First Trinity 10 9
Ridley, J. M., Jesus (stroke) 12 0
Pollock, A. B., First Trinity (cox.) 9 7
----------
Average 11 3-3/4

1842.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley, 1842._

CAMBRIDGE SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS, 1. st. lbs.
1. Yatman, W. H., Caius 10 10
2. Shadwell, A., John's 10 9
3. Appleby, G. C., Magdalene 11 2
4. Lonsdale, J. G., First Trinity 12 4
5. Ritchie, A. M., First Trinity 12 0
6. Jones, W. M., Caius 11 10
7. Selwyn, C. J., Second Trinity 11 12
Beresford, J., Peter's (stroke) 10 10
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 9 2
----------
Average 11 5-1/8

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOATING CLUB, 2. st. lbs.
1. Tower, E., John's 10 2
2. Denman, Hon. L. W., Magdalene 10 11
3. Watson, W., Jesus 10 13
4. Viales, C. M., Third Trinity 11 9
5. Cobbold, R. H., Peter's 12 6
6. Royds, J., Christ's 11 7
7. Denman, Hon. G., First Trinity 10 9
Ridley, J. M., Jesus (stroke) 12 0
Pollock, J. C., Third Trinity (cox.) 10 2
----------
Average 11 3-3/8

1843.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley, 1843._

OXFORD, THE 'SEVEN OAR,' 1. st. lbs.
1. Menzies, Sir R., University 11 3
2. Royds, E., Brasenose 12 0
3. Brewster, W. B., St. John's 13 0
4. Bourne, G. D., Oriel 13 12
5. Cox, J. C., Trinity 11 12
6. Lowndes, R., Christ Church 11 2
7. Hughes, G. E., Oriel 11 11
Shadwell, A. T. W., Balliol (cox.) 10 8
Menzies, F. (stroke), _aeger_ --
----------
Average 12 1-2/7

CAMBRIDGE SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS, 2. st. lbs.
1. Yatman, W. H., Caius 10 12
2. Shadwell, A. H., Lady Margaret 11 0
3. Mann, G., Caius 12 0
4. Ridley, J. M., Jesus 12 6
5. Cobbold, R. H., Peterhouse 12 5
6. Jones, W. M., Caius 11 12
7. Denman, Hon. L. W., Magdalene 10 11
Viales, C. M., Third Trinity (stroke) 11 13
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 9 6
------
Average 11 9

1843.

_Gold Cup, Thames Regatta._

OXFORD, 1.

Crew same as 'Seven oar' _supra_, except W. Chetwynd-Stapylton, Merton, 10 st. 6 lbs. at bow.

1844.

_Gold Cup, Thames Regatta. Chiswick Eyot to Putney Bridge._

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 8
2. Spottiswoode, W., Balliol 10 6
3. Milman, W. H., Christ Church 11 0
4. Morgan, H., Christ Church 12 11
5. Buckle, W., Oriel 13 12
6. Dry, W. J., Wadham 11 5
7. Wilson, F. M., Christ Church 12 8
Tuke, F. E., Brasenose (stroke) 11 9
Shadwell, A. T. W., Balliol (cox.) 10 8
----------
Average 11 1-7/8

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Raven, J., Magdalene 8 13
2. Venables, H., Jesus 10 2
3. Mann, G., Caius 10 7
4. Cloves, W. P., First Trinity 11 11
5. Brookes, T. W., First Trinity 11 9
6. Richardson, J., First Trinity 11 12
7. Nicholson, W. W., First Trinity 10 3
Arnold, F. M., Caius (stroke) 11 11
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.) 10 0
------
Average 10 12

LEANDER, 3. st. lbs.
1. Soanes 9 3
2. Peacock 10 0
3. Lee 12 0
4. Hodding 11 6
5. Julius 12 0
6. Bumpstead 12 0
7. Jefferies 9 4
Dalgleish (stroke) 10 6
Shepheard (cox.) 10 0
----------
Average 10 11-1/8

1844.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley._

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 8
2. Spottiswoode, W., Balliol 10 6
3. Chetwynd-Stapylton, H. E., University 10 10
4. Spankie, J., Merton 11 4
5. Wilson, F. M., Christ Church 12 8
6. Tuke, F. E., Brasenose 11 9
7. Conant, J. W., St. John's 12 7
Morgan, H., Christ Church (stroke) 12 7
Shadwell, A. T. W., Balliol (cox.) 10 0
----------
Average 11 7-3/8

1844.

_The Stewards' Cup, Henley. (Final Heat.)_

OXFORD, 1. ST. GEORGE'S CLUB,
LONDON, 2. st. lbs.

1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton | 1. Wadham 9 10
2. Dry, W. J., Wadham | 2. M'Kay 10 11
3. Wilson, F. M., Christ Church | 3. Ross 11 4
Tuke, F. E., Brasenose (stroke)| Smith (stroke) 10 4
Lewis, G. B., Oriel (cox.) | Johnson, A. (cox.) 7 11

1845.

_Putney to Mortlake, Saturday, March 15, 1845, 6.1 p.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Mann, G., Caius 10 7
2. Harkness, W., Lady Margaret 10 0
3. Lockhart, W. S., Christ's 11 3
4. Cloves, W. P., First Trinity 12 0
5. Arnold, F. M., Caius 12 0
6. Harkness, R., Lady Margaret 11 0
7. Richardson, J., First Trinity 12 0
Hill, C. G., Second Trinity (stroke) 10 11
Munster, H., First Trinity (cox.) 9 2
----------
Average 11 2-5/8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Haggard, M., Christ Church 10 3
2. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 12
3. Milman, W. H., Christ Church 11 0
4. Lewis, H., Pembroke 11 7
5. Buckle, W., Oriel 13 12
6. Royds, F. C., Brasenose 11 5
7. Wilson, F. M., Christ Church 12 3
Tuke, F. E., Brasenose (stroke) 12 2
Richards, F. J., Merton (cox.) 10 10
------
Average 11 9

1845.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Mann, G., Caius 10 8
2. Harkness, W., Lady Margaret 10 1
3. Lockhart, W. S., Christ's 11 3
4. Cloves, W. P., First Trinity 12 1
5. Hopkins, F. L., First Trinity 12 7
6. Potts, H. J., Second Trinity 11 9
7. Arnold, F. M., Caius 12 2
Hill, C. G., Second Trinity (stroke) 10 12
Munster, H., Second Trinity (cox.) 9 2
----------
Average 11 5-1/8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.

1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 6
2. Spottiswoode, W., Balliol 10 11
3. Milman, W. H., Christ Church 10 12
4. Buckle, W., Oriel 13 7
5. Breedon, E. A., Trinity 11 10
6. Penfold, E. H., St. John's 11 10
7. Conant, J. W., St. John's 11 13
Wilson, F. M., Christ Church (stroke) 12 11
Shadwell, A. T. W., Balliol (cox.) 10 4
------
Average 11 10

1845.

_The Stewards' Cup, Henley. (Final Heat.)_

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 6
2. Milman, W. H., Christ Church 10 10
3. Conant, J. W., St. John's 11 3
Wilson, F. M., Christ Church (stroke) 12 1
Lewis, G. B., Oriel (cox.) --

ST. GEORGE'S CLUB, LONDON, 2. st. lbs.
1. Wadham 10 0
2. Ross 11 0
3. Coulthard 11 11
Smith (stroke) 10 12
Johnson, A., (cox.) 8 4

1845.

_Gold Cup, Thames Regatta._

CAMBRIDGE LONDON ROOMS, 1.
1. Rippingall, C., Lady Margaret
2. Shadwell, A. H., Lady Margaret
3. Lockhart, W. S., Christ's
4. Cloves, W. P., First Trinity
5. Wilder, E., Magdalene
6. Hopkins, F. L., First Trinity
7. Arnold, F. M., Caius
Hill, C. G., Second Trinity (stroke)
Egan, T. S., Caius (cox.)

OXFORD AQUATIC CLUB, 2.
1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton
2. Milman, W. H., Christ Church
3. Meynell, G., Brasenose
4. Buckle, W., Oriel
5. Breedon, E. A., Trinity
6. Hughes, G. E., Oriel
7. Conant, J. W., St. John's
Wilson, F. M., Christ Church (stroke)
Richards, F. J., Merton (cox.)

1846.

_Mortlake to Putney, April 3, 1846, 11.10 a.m._

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Murdoch, G. F., Lady Margaret 10 2
2. Holroyd, G. F., First Trinity 11 1
3. Clissold, S. T., Third Trinity 12 0
4. Cloves, W. P., First Trinity 12 12
5. Wilder, E., Magdalene 12 2
6. Harkness, R., Lady Margaret 11 6
7. Wolstenholme, E. P., First Trinity 11 1
Hill, C. G., Second Trinity (stroke) 11 1
Lloyd, T. B., Lady Margaret (cox.) 9 8
----------
Average 11 8-3/8

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Polehampton, H. S., Pembroke 10 9
2. Burton, E. C., Christ Church 11 0
3. Heygate, W. U., Merton 11 8
4. Penfold, E. H., St. John's 11 8
5. Conant, J. W., St. John's 12 4
6. Royds, F. C., Brasenose 11 9
7. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 12
Milman, W. H., Christ Church (stroke) 11 0
Soanes, C. J., St. John's (cox.) 9 13
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Average 11 4-1/8

1846.

_The Stewards' Cup, Henley. (Final Heat.)_

O.U.B.C., 1. st. lbs.
1. Chetwynd-Stapylton, W., Merton 10 6
2. Wilson, F. M., Christ Church 12 1
3. Conant, J. W., St. John's 11 13
Milman, W. H., Christ Church (stroke) 10 10
Haggard, M., Christ Church (cox.) --
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Average 11 4

GUY'S CLUB, LONDON, 2.
1. Forster
2. Gruggen
3. Ferguson
Cooper (stroke)
Roland (cox.)

1847.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley._

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Moon, E. G., Magdalen 10 4
2. Haggard, M., Christ Church 10 8
3. Oldham, J., Brasenose 11 7
4. Royds, F. C., Brasenose 11 10
5. Griffiths, E. G. C., Worcester 12 6
6. King, W., Oriel 11 0
7. Winter, G. R., Brasenose 11 3
Burton, E. C., Christ Church (stroke) 11 0
Soanes, C. J., St. John's (cox.) 9 10
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Average 11 3

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Maule, W., First Trinity 9 12
2. Gisborne, T. M., Lady Margaret 10 10
3. Wolstenholme, E. P., First Trinity 10 10
4. Garfit, A., First Trinity 12 8
5. Nicholson, C. A., First Trinity 13 5
6. Harkness, R., Lady Margaret 11 4
7. Vincent, S., First Trinity 10 10
Jackson, F. C., Lady Margaret (stroke) 11 0
Murdoch, G. F., Lady Margaret (cox.) 10 3
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Average 11 3-7/8

1848.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley. (First Heat.)_

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Rich, W. G., Christ Church 10 11
2. Haggard, M., Christ Church 10 4
3. Sykes, E., Worcester 11 0
4. Royds, F. C., Brasenose 11 4
5. Winter, G. R., Brasenose 11 6
6. Mansfield, A., Christ Church 10 10
7. Milman, W. H., Christ Church 11 0
Burton, E. C., Christ Church (stroke) 11 0
Soanes, C. J., St. John's (cox.) 9 13
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Average 10 11-7/8

THAMES CLUB, LONDON, 2. st. lbs.
1. Bruce 10 6
2. Thompson 10 8
3. Blake 10 12
4. Playford 11 4
5. Robinson 12 0
6. Wallace 12 8
7. Chapman 11 3
Walmsley (stroke) 10 6
Field (cox.) 9 7

1849

_Putney to Mortlake, Thursday, March 29, 5.40 p.m. (First Race.)_

CAMBRIDGE, 1. st. lbs.
1. Proby, H., Second Trinity 9 13
2. Jones, W. J. H., Second Trinity 10 13
3. De Rutzen, A., Third Trinity 11 8
4. Holden, C. J., Third Trinity 11 8
5. Bagshawe, W. L. G., Third Trinity 11 10
6. Waddington, W. H., Second Trinity 11 10
7. Hodgson, W. C., First Trinity 11 2
Wray, J. C., Second Trinity (stroke) 10 12
Booth, G., First Trinity (cox.) 10 7
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Average 11 2-1/2

OXFORD, 2. st. lbs.
1. Wauchope, D., Wadham 10 4
2. Chitty, J. W., Balliol 11 2
3. Tremayne, H. H., Christ Church 11 5
4. Burton, E. C., Christ Church 11 0
5. Steward, C. H., Oriel 12 0
6. Mansfield, A., Christ Church 11 8
7. Sykes, E., Worcester 11 0
Rich, W. G., Christ Church (stroke) 10 0
Soanes, C. J., St. John's (cox.) 10 8
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Average 11 0-5/8

1849

_Putney to Mortlake, Saturday, December 15, 2.44 p.m. (Second Race.)_

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Hornby, J. J., Brasenose 11 8
2. Houghton, W., Brasenose 11 2
3. Wodehouse, J., Exeter 11 9
4. Chitty, J. W., Balliol 11 9
5. Aitken, J., Exeter 12 1
6. Steward, C. H., Oriel 12 2
7. Sykes, E., Worcester 11 2
Rich, W. G., Christ Church (stroke) 10 2
Cotton, R. W., Christ Church (cox.) 9 0
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Average 11 5-7/8

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Baldry, A., First Trinity 10 10
2. Pellew, H. E., Third Trinity 11 9
3. De Rutzen, A., Third Trinity 11 8
4. Holden, C. J., Third Trinity 11 11
5. Bagshawe, W. L. G., Third Trinity 12 0
6. Miller, H. J., Third Trinity 12 0
7. Hodgson, W. C., First Trinity 11 3
Wray, J. C., Clare (stroke) 11 0
Booth, G., First Trinity (cox.) 10 8
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Average 11 5-3/4

1850.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley._

O.U.B.C. (_Walked over._) st. lbs.
1. Cheales, H. J., Exeter 10 11
2. Houghton, W., Brasenose 11 2
3. Hornby, J. J., Brasenose 11 8
4. Aitken, J., Exeter 12 1
5. Steward, C. H., Oriel 12 2
6. Chitty, J. W., Balliol 11 9
7. Sykes, E., Worcester 10 2
Rich, W. G., Christ Church (stroke) 11 2
Cotton, R. W., Christ Church (cox.) 9 0
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Average 11 4-5/8

1850.

_The Stewards' Cup, Henley._

O.U.B.C. (_Walked over._) st. lbs.
1. Hornby, J. J., Brasenose 11 8
2. Aitken, J., Exeter 12 1
3. Steward, C. H., Oriel 12 2
Chitty, J. W., Balliol (stroke) 11 9
Rich, W. G., Christ Church (cox.) 11 2
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Average 11 12-1/4

1851.

_Grand Challenge Cup, Henley. (Final Heat.)_

OXFORD, 1. st. lbs.
1. Rich, W. G., Christ Church 10 0
2. Nixon, W., Worcester 11 4
3. Hornby, J. J., Brasenose 11 0
4. Houghton, W., Brasenose 11 10
5. Aitken, J., Exeter 11 12
6. Greenall, R., Brasenose 11 2
7. Sykes, E., Worcester 11 4
Chitty, J. W., Balliol (stroke) 11 3
Burton, E. C., Christ Church (cox.) 11 0
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Average 11 4-3/8

CAMBRIDGE, 2. st. lbs.
1. Page, A. S., Lady Margaret 10 1
2. Longmore, W. S., Sydney 10 4
3. Formby, R., First Trinity 11 11
4. Cowie, H., First Trinity 11 12
5. Brandt, H., First Trinity 11 5
6. Holden, C. J., Third Trinity 11 11
7. Tuckey, H. E., Lady Margaret 10 13
Johnson, F. W., Third Trinity (stroke) 10 11
Crosse, C. H., Caius (cox.) 9 1
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Average 11 1-1/2

1851.

_The Stewards' Cup, Henley. (Final Heat.)_

C.U.B.C., 1. st. lbs.
1. Page, A. S., Lady Margaret 10 1
2. Longmore, W. S., Sidney 10 4
3. Tuckey, H. E., Lady Margaret 10 13
Johnson, F. W., Third Trinity (stroke) 10 11
Crosse, C. H., Caius (cox.) 9 1

BRASENOSE COLLEGE, OXON, 2.
1. Mescott
2. Errington
3. Hornby
Greenall (stroke)
Balguy (cox.)

1852.

_Putney to Mortlake, Saturday, April 3, 1.4 p.m._

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