The Archive · 1911

Position No, 3

Bow—A. EH, Parrott 2—W. E. Naps 3—A. H, Brown

4—E. 8. Little 6—G. Lehmann 7—A. Chapeaox Stroke—C. H. Ratherford Cow—W. A. Birchal 4

T. W.

bod No, 4.

2-H. C. Patrick 3—H. Symes 4—R. Schween 5—R. Happel 6—E. Thacher 1—C. H. Arnold Stroke—D. E. M. Drammond Qez—BO. @. Baraat until close on six o'clock and was the Inst race of the day, rowed practically in the dark, Those of the "pectaters who were not staying on houseboats were so intent upon catching the special train back to Shanghai, that the race hardly received 1738 the attention it deserved. For these scratch eights raced really hard, and bot for some difficalty between two boats just after the atert, all fear might have been very close together at the finish. 20 it was, it was exciting enough, and the boat stroked by M. Chapeaux got home by less than a length, with two lengths between the next two. At the start Drammond's boat had fouled Ratherford's very badly, to it has been decided by the committee to 10 the race over again next Satarday.

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