London, Mar. 95.
Wintry weather and rough water, during the first half of the week, interfered with the boat race prac-course in 21 min. 14 sec.
The conditions were not favourable as compared with last week's trial. The tide was sluggish and there was a head wind for half the distance. The row was fairly satisfactory, but the crew appear to lack the usual amount of life and smoothness.
The conditions were slightly The Oxford crew, who had an-! more favourable to-day, when Camnounced a trial on Wednesday, bridge rowed the full course in postponed it until Friday, when 90 min. 4 sec. A feature of this they were paced by scratch crews! trial was a splendid spurt from from the Leander and London! Barnes Bridge to Mortlake.—Reu-Rowing Clubs and covered the full ter.
Gray J. ©. Macdougall i A, Mackintosh 0. H. Blackburn 4 W. 0. Lancaster 1 W. S. Clay 1° W.D. Anderson E. L. Arnold D, McAlister 95
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