Oxford have bad luck to set off against their, sweeping victory the Sports. Their President has thad to leave the boat under doctor's Jorders and this when there was ively a hope that next Satunday, the long succession of Cambridge triumphs on the Thames would be broken.
Cambridge are reported to fine crew, but mest favourable impressions have also been [formed of the Oxford Eight. Now it is clearly the part of Ellison's substitute to achieve the feat. bel loved lof writers of short stories, by make ing an, eleventh-hour blue ip to win an unexpected victory. ing latest mail papers. to ing to the latest il ban hand Ellison has been towing few. He had a passing. i ini position early in February when hi place was filled by W. H. Mi got of Radley and Worcester, who rowed Inst year's race.
Whether Migotti will now get the vacant thwart remains to be seen. If ko does he wil of course, not be add respects, the
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