distributed as follows $10 for the best "News Photograph" received between July 12 and July 25. run, "Next morning, although it was fine and bright, the sea was not at all smooth for the races and from the manner in which the boats switch backed over the course one would suppose that the conditions called for an uncommon amount of ens durance inthe competitors. Tt was trent advantage for the judges to have the help of Mr, Bue Railton, Who so tragically lost, his life only a few days later, and who always took such a keen interest in the sports of the school.
'The first race was wor by the crew stroked by J. M, Slichter, the cap-{ain of boats, by a couple of lengths, in about 4% minutes. The girls' race Was for some time @ very close one, but eventually the crew in Hero, stroked by M, Richardson, pulled ahead and won by three lengths. the junior race, D. Barling stroked Leander to vielory in a very close tussle with very little daylight between the boats at the finish, The service in the Memorial Hall wa conducted by Dr, F. H. Judd. Taking of course the topic of "Foundations, he spoke very interestingly on the curly days of the school's history 98 Well son the question of how one should build upon the foundations that have been laid,
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