Boating

17. Inter. 440.-1, Bulmer (T.); 2, Dawson (T.); 3, Dunn (T.); 4, Scott (R.). 18. Junior 440.-1. Penniston (S.); 2, Ringrose (T.); 3, Ward (T.); 4, Bodington (T.). 19. Senior Weight.-1, Steele (R.); 2, Taylor (R.); 3, Morris (R.); 4, McKinlay (S.). 20. I. Long Jump.-1, Dawson (T.); 2, Dench (T.); 3, Wellburn (T.); 4, Dodd (R.). 21. J. High Jump.-1, Smith (S.); 2, Reynolds (T.) and Sheriff (T.); 4, Middleton (S.). 22. Junior Relay.-1, Temple; 2, School House; 3, Rise. 23. Inter. Relay.-1, Temple; 2, Rise; 3, School House. 24. Senior Relay.-1, Rise; 2, School House; 3, Temple.

Saturday, 22nd June, v. Durham School.

The first and second fours went to Durham to row against Durham second and third.

The First IV rowed a very good and evenly-contested race against Durham 2nd IV, losing by 4 feet. The School IV were rather at a disadvantage through having to row in a swivel-riggered boat.

The Second IV, rowing in strokes, were defeated by Durham by half a length after rowing a very hotly-contested race.

Wednesday, 26th June, v. Leeds University.

Three School IV's rowed against the first three boats of Leeds University.

The First IV lost to Leeds first by one and a half lengths. At first the race was very even, but the weight of the University crew told in the end.

The Second IV defeated Leeds Second IV by two lengths.

The Third IV, rowing against a very keen crew, lost by a length and a quarter.

Saturday, 29th June, v. Durham School.

The School rowed a return fixture against Durham second and third fours.

The First IV lost again to Durham Second IV after a very good race. The School Second IV defeated Durham thirds in another very good race, after having to start again because of a " crab " being caught by the Durham crew between the bridges.