The evening world., 1889-03-30
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l Grew - ss iss s'i no . fS%ine cq s1ltfEbt e Done w oa Fey 3 " "
Oh IondSy, March IL. 70"
Boat aae c STsS w RusffT Tom its ~ iir rne ap %slEra Sn nnsntis-
factory, and changes were made daily for u
week. The first names published were II. +. /.
Ampthill aud L.. W. Douglas. They rowcd as
named, not one of them having been in the crew
T plsee n 1bbSaqf iRe @iddEEs 81 raAbrSGra1 Sy 6 5Ss up to ,q tRe
srSdnaiS Of st. johns, Who SV %as Upset N lew" VII.
Messing tomc of the bump - races, M accident
Boat Glib to issue an order THAT all persons
desiring TO enter for any Of the races held under
i sEi@ aiFsei hSgo1 @q IT, s 1i5st Of P ISs mt sh9Ir a. rOWiIitE , to
ker, q. Nickalls and ". i. &. Holland. who had
rowed in the crow OF 1858. took seats in the
ing became, more setiifactory to the
friends OF thu, Uniyereity. Like their Cambridge
Thames on Nj March SGn'I III, iocatin 1"" az usual. at ut
Cookham, about f~orty-six miles above, putney,
taking quarters at the Ferry Hotel, Their ,eX-
agreeable. The river, owing to the floods, had
oyertlowed the banks. and, with a heavy wind,
stroke. Tie crew. then .Soptisted, Of, H. i; i.
Puxley, II. /. p. Howe, II, A; Cook, I. \; Eoth-
SrgilIy LORD Amgp,tLill; n. \. Parker, g.. Niokalls
swain; OF these, .Fothergill, with Parker.
Nickalls and Holland, were i'll the boat last year.
day or two after, c. Il. Drake taking position at
No. L.. The rowing at Cookham at first was very
unsatisfaotory, out II steadily improved. and
they showed in form not nearly az bad as ex-
peeted.
a trial, and OH the goth rowed over the course
in good style from Mortlake to Putney, in 2Qm;
jooss;S' at Eh Rsr S Ess t Sfsier On tha1 the eG sist ths work aTR
done was light, but was. done under the coach
ing Of Mr.. Edwards-Mo.s, WHO ,royed in the
was alko in the winning boat in 1855, but rowed
a loser in 1885 and 1887.
The cambridge crew, first showed at putnoy
OH the AFTERNOON OF March IL, getting ailoat
early in the afternoon. and IA the only new man
in the boat was the c%oxswain they were watched
isfactory, as Northmore (the new coxswain) took
them over the coarse in fair style for a y green;
h hOr To- ,, The b netting I mg ittt freely %ayt Offered 0thSr tj ? to !, !
try their new boat was done on the second day,
the crew going 70 the Remington Oval to wit
America by to 1. On Wednesday, the crew
rowed the whole course down river from Mort
lake, to, Prtney, Yhey started at thirty-tve
five furlongs) In Pm. 54s;, and although some
what checked by . tug and a tow of barges, they
passed Chiswick Church i'll I'm. 49s. and thence
to Hammersmith two and q half miles in I'm.
1Ss. Gardner then gradually increased his
stroke, and az they reached. Putney they were
rowing somewhat ragged at forty, having COW
cred the distance -four and a quarter miles, in
con. GOA trial, considering tho inexperi-
ence of the coXswain, that was more than salts
factory, with the race more than two weeks off
and the first time they had gone over the course
without slowing up.
principally confined to sprint rowing and prac-
Using fast starts. On the goth they rowed over
having fMS fnH a c' "Fcra tr2% e crew OF the SoT Ths az rsiRs Row.
ing Club to row against in the last half, The
s]teeripg was very bad, and the scratch beat
distance, however, in 2Om. BB.