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New York, March 29 ( v.
t'diir mite course from Putney to Mori
lako on the Thames river, Englan
the rival crews from Oxford and Cat
kridge ualverBitiei will renew the
annual struggle for rowing hono
Wednesday. (Eighty-two years ago ti
initial boa) race between these univc
attics was a two-mile contest on tl
Thames at Henley and Oxford was it
winner. All subsequent raws. )m
ever, were decided over ,i four mi
course, The following six races wei
contested during aperlod of sevi i
teen years up to UMG, and i
five of those Cambridge was th vli
tor. In ISHi the crews rowed in ou
riggers for the first time Tho 183
rare was the first n which either crei
rowed in t ti present style of eight
without keel and both used roun
osrs and sliding Beats were Introdin
(I In 1678.
Owing to a cessation of ail Bpor
inn events during ili" war do ra e wa
staged from 1913 until last year whe
Cambridge won by four lengths In :.'
minutes, eleven seconds, excel len
time oonsldering the unfavorable cor
ilitions of wind and rain which pr
vailed throughoul the afternoon.
In all seventy-two races have beei
rowed by representative crews fron
these rival universities Oambridg)
has won thirty-nine of them, Ox fori
finlslied in front thirty-two times am
in IX" a dead heat was the result Oi
March 30, I9f2, both boats wen
swamped during a storm and tho raci
was rowed over two days later, )
ford scoring a win.
This year international interest is
added to the event because an Aus
tralian, J, A. Campbell of Melbourne,
is a member of the Cambridge crew,
while the I'nited States will be rep
resented in the Oxford boat by F I!
Lothrop who rowed No. 2 on last
year's Harvard 'Varsity eight: Loth
rop will he in the same position to
morrow in the Oxford bout. This is
not the first time, however, that Amer
ican collegians took part in the uni
versity race on fce Thames The Mi!
burn brothers, John and Deveranx
of Buflalo, '. V. and Harvard were
members of the Oxford crew In 1902.
John O. was No. 5 and Deveranx No
2 in the Oxford bout that year and In
1103 Deveraux rowed No, 6 for ox
fford. Since that time Deveraux Mil
bum has became more prominent as
a polo player and he will leave for
England next month to captain tho
American polo team In the Interna
tional match at Hurllngham In June
Speaking of Lothrop's winning a
place on the Oxford crew Coach
Haines of Harvard recently said: "It
proves (hat our systems have much
in common. In fact they are very siin
liar. The principle difference lies In
a mechanical factor, the length of
slide. We use a long slide; they us
n short one. The result is that the
English have to use the body for the
drive while we use the legs. It is
comparatively simple for a man to
make the change from long slide t i
short but, it would be another story
to change from short slide to long."
Another factor which increases in
terest In the race on the part of Amer
icans la the possibility that one of tho
crews which row tomorrow may ac
cept llie invitation extended to both
Oxford and Cambridge to take part in
the Poughkeepsie regatta June 22,
The crews ate exceptionally heavy
this year and If they maintin the or
der In which they are named they
will constitute a new re.. nil in this
respect In 1914 ( lamhridge averaged
177'; pounds per man, the heaviest
up to dale. Cambridge shows an aver
age of 1H1 iXMimls and Oxford 1 r. ' ' ,
pounds, according to the latest .-nail-able
Statistics Which follow ;
Cambridge.
St. lb
H. o. c. Buret (ISton and Third Trin
ity) (howl 12 4 172 lbs
2. A. ti. w. Penny ( Deptou and Pem
broke .... 13 ixst, lbs,
3, A, B, Ritchie f Osborne and Trinity
hall i is 5 ,)87 lhs
l A it. n. Pearson (Winchester and
1st Trinity) 12 7 t: hg
H. B, Piayford i st Paul's and
Jesnsl .... I'! 194 U, lbs
6. J Campbell i Melbourne Austral
la and .lesust I:; 5 n,s
7 The Hon. .1. w. H f-retnantale
Bton and Third Trinity)
P n c,. it s. Hartley (Eton mid I adv
Margaret Strokes,' ' ' '
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