Year Place | Winser | Time | Won by
1879 | Putney to Mortlake . . | Cambridge 21 18 | 33 Iengths|
1880 | Putncy to Mortlake . .| Oxford | 21 23 | 4 lengths |
1881 | Putney to Mortlake . , {| Oxford } 21 52 | 3} lengths
1882 | Putney to Mortlake. » | Oxford 20 12 | 205,
1883 | Putney to Mortlake . - | Oxford 22 18 | 2} lengths 1884 | Patney to Mortlake. «| Cannbridge | 21 39 | 3 lengths 1885 | Putney to Mortlake ¥ Oxford 21 36 | § lengths 1886 | Putney to Mortlake - . Cambridge | 22 20 | 4 Jengih 1887 | Putney to Mortlake. » , Cambridge | 20 52 | 2} lengths
1888 | Putney to Mortlake | . | Cambridge | 20 48 | § lengths
UNIVERSITY MEETINGS AT HENLEY,
FOR THE GRAND CHALLENGE CUP.
on Winner | vime | Won by
- | =
ms. 4845 Cambridge . a «| 8 30 | 2 lengths 1847 | Oxford =. . . > .+ {| 8 4 | 2 lengths 18st |aOxford . . . . «| 745 | 6 lengths 1853 | Oxford . . . . {| 8 3 | 6 inches 1855 | Cambridge, . . . «| 832 | 2} lengths
(2) Cambridge broke a rowlock off Remenham farm,
Also at the Thanies Regatta, June 22, £844, Oxford beat Cambridge for the Gold Cup.
UNIVERSITY OARSMEN.
The following lists show what oarsmen in eights or fours represented their respective Universities from year to year, whether in matches or at regattas. Those whose names appear as having thus represented their University are recognised as ‘old Blues.’ In some cases crews are given which are not strictly University crews, e.g. the ‘Cambridge Subscription Rooms,’ ‘Oxford Aquatic Club,’ &c. These crews sometimes took the place of U.B.C. crews, and though all these members may not be strictly ‘Blues’ the performances are recorded, in order to give as far as possible a continuous history.
