England: Bow, G. Wallace, (150 lb.); 2, R, L. Evans, (138 Ib.); 3, F. Henry (150 Ib.); stroke, A. K. Brown, (158 Ib.);_ cox, P. Ayres (198 1b.); 2, Scotland, Bow, W. Cameron (148 Ib-); 2, R. H. Wallace! (163 Ib.); 3, D. E. M. Drummond "p.|(170 Ib); stroke, T, A. Spedding) (40 Ib.); cox, J. C, Pain (125 Ib.).
Only iwo crews started, the American four failing to appear. 'The English boat held their oppon- jy, ents who, for a scratch fight, did fairly well but at no time looked) like winners, about eight strokes' separating the two boats at the finish.
Tub Sculls (final):—1, EH, Nash (137 Ib.); 2, W. M.. Woodfield, Nash won this event in the easiest, of styles, many lengths dividing the two at the finish.
Griffin Fours:—1, Station No. 2, Bow, H. Nash (130 Ib.); A. Hall, (138 Ib); 3, L. Coulcher (155 Ib.); stroke, J. J. Chick (150 Ib.); cox. J. C. Pain (128 Ib.); 2, Station No. 1, Bow, Rasmussen; 2, A. Buys) (445 Wb); 3, L.G. Day (154 Ib); stroke, H. A, Atkinson (145 Ib.); cox. P. Ayres (128 Ib.)
Station No. 3 was disqualified in this race. The winning four displayed a marked superiority and won easily but Station No. 1 just) kept ahead of the afterwards disqualified crew in a fine finish for second place. Time 5.51.
S.V.C. Fours:—1, Artillery, Bow, J. Day (148 lb.)'; 2, J. B, Brown (150 Ib.); 3, J. H. Ford (148 Ib.); stroke, R. L, Evans, (138 Ib.); cox, J.C. Pain (125 Ib.); 2, American Ca., Bow, W. H. Humphreys, (135 Ib.); 2, C. Core (165 lb.); 3, E. B. Phillips (170 Ib.); stroke, Schlobohm (158 Ib.); cox, P, Ayres (138 Th.)
Artillery also won ju no uncertain fashion.
Club Fours:—1, Station No. 3, Bow, W. T. Brown (150 Ib.); 2, W. Stubbs (165 Ib.); 3, F. W. Schlobohm, (158 Ib.); stroke, T. W. R. Wilson (148 Ib.); cox, P. Ayres (128 Ib).
2, Station No. 2, Bow, 0, OE. Hansen (134 Ib.); 2, B. A. Andersen (144 Ib.); 3, 8, Yates (146 Ib.); stroke, T. R. Macdonald (160 Ib.) cox, T. R. Macdonald (125 Ib.).
3, Station No, 1, Bow, E. A, Dahlin (155 Ib.); 2, J. Meyers (150 lb.); 3, E._B. Phillips (170 Ib.); stroke, A. K. Brown (158) Ib.); cox, B. Sanders (120 th.).
An excellent finish, about a couple of lengths only dividing the three boats.
Mixed Fours:—Won by——, Bow, Mrs, Brooks; 2, T. A. Spedding; 3, a Schlobohm: stroke Mrs.
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