club, represented by H. Braun and Germany, through the Wikin
Dioller, beat the' Bigland' broth ets, of the Royal Chester. Rowing Chis, by "i lengths forthe "Silver Goblets in'8 mine 9 see, one second wer the record, 'The Ladies' Challenge Cup was won by Jesus Collage. Cambridge, "who beat "Tvinity College, Dublin, byt ft, in 6 min. 48 see, seven sceands Beiter than" the record establish:
Pembroke: College, Cambridge, Pembroke College, Cambridge, won tne Stewards" Challenge Cup defeat= ing London Rowing Club "A" alee in'record time of T min. 4 soce which is 12 see, better than the "record established in 1928.-Reuter.
London, July 7.
First Tenity, Cambridge, beat university College, Oxford, by two thirds. of "a" length to." win the Visitors Cup at Henley Regatta, in min. 98 ace, while for the Thorne Cup "Thames ""B" beat, London "Be Bor one-third of a Tength in? min, the final for the Wyfold Cup, Reading: beat Royal Chester by 1% Tengths in? min, 96 see-Reuter. see.
Only one British representative, Winstone, of the Molesey Boat Club, survives for the Diamond Challenge Sculls, the other semi-finalists being Rutherford (Princieton University, USA), H. Buhtz (Berliner Ruder Club, Germany), and Zavrel_ (Verlarsky Club, Czecho-Slovakia—Reuter.
Henley, July 7.
In the Diamond Sculls' final, at Henley, the ex-holder, H. Buhtz, of Berlin,' defeated the American, ' W. Rutherford, by 3% lengths. The win net's time, 8 min. 10 sec. equalled the record established in 1068—United ress.
The Grand Challenge Cup final was won ey Leander crew, made UD, half-and-half of the 1094 crews of Oxford and Cambridge. Leander defeated Princeton by three-fourths of
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