Ross Gazette 16th July 1914 - Page 5
Ross Gazette 16th July 1914 - Page 5
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| Date | 16/07/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 16th July 1914 |
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I 7 LAST WEEK OF SALE ! 2 VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN EACH DEPARTMENT . THIS DAY ( THURSDAY ) , AND SATURDAY NEXT , GREAT REMNANT DAYS . SOUTHALL & SON , Market Place , Ross . Lessons for Sunday , July 19th . ( 6th Sunday after Trinity ) . MORNING . EVENING . 2 8am . 1 . Act 21 , 1-17 . 2 Sam . 12 1-24 or 18 . Matt . 9 , 18 . PUBLIC SERVICES . Curates : ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Rector : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYBLE , M.A. Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. Organist Mr. F. J. PARBONS . SERVICES FOR BUNDAY . 8 a.m .: Ho COMMUNION . FORTHCOMING EVENTS . б THE ROSS GAZETTE - THURSDAY , JULY 16 , 1914 . George Moore , labourer , in the employ of Mr. Felix Ford , who was driving the dray up King - street , said that defendant drove right across the road and in front of the horse's head . There was a lot of traffic about . He could not say whether defendant could have got through on his proper side or not . The Chairman said the Bench thought de- fendant committed an error of judgment . He would be fined 10s . and costs , 248. in all . CRICKET . ROSS V. CHELTENHAM . On Wednesday in last week the premier Ross eleven journeyed to Victoria Park , Cheltenham to play off the return match with that club . Jeffery , for the seventh time in succession , was unlucky to lose the toss and the homesters batted first on a rain - affected pitch , which , under the influence of a hot sun , gradually became difficult . The opening pair of batsmen started carefully to the bowling of Howell and Whitehouse . Barnett , with the score at nine , was missed in the slips , and the same batsman had a second life at 20 , another dropped slip - catch , Howell being the unfortunate bowler on both occasions . With the score at 34 Howell had his revenge by clean bowling Barnett . Blood- worth , who scored 94 in the match at Ross , followed in , and after getting Howell away to the leg boundary for four , was missed in the slips off that bowler's next ball . Runs now came quicker , and at 60 Jeffery tried a change of bowling , he himself relieving Whitehouse , and Young displacing Howell at the top end . In Jeffery's first over Blood- worth was missed in the long field , but the Ross captain got him caught in his third over , 75-2-88 . At the other end Young beat Montagnon at 80 with a fine delivery . The next three wickets fell somewhat cheap- ly , though Thompson , in scoring ten runs , gave a chance to cover - point before he had opened his account off Jeffery's bowling , and profiting by the escape he hit the next ball out of the ground for six . The wicket seem- ed to suit Young and Jeffery's bowling , and the whole side was eventually dismissed for 128 , Young being accredited with five wickets for 23 runs and Jeffery three for 34 . The former's deliveries kept very low . Ross opened their innings with Abbott and Thomas July 17. - Visit of British Ecological Society . and a good start was made , the former hit- July , 18. - Upton Bishop Sports . July 21. - Hoarwithy Sports . July 23. - Guardians and District Council . DISTRIOT NEWS . THE BEST IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR ! BUNNING & SOWERSBY'S TWO WEEKS ' ilem SUMMER SALE , 2 . For THIS WEEK and NEXT WEEK ONLY ! The Regular Standard Stock of everything for Ladies ' and Children's Wear , GREAT BARGAINS IN Household Linens and General High - grade Drapery , at GENUINE REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT . SURPLUS SUMMER GOODS NO JOB GOODS . P AT THE GENUINE SALE , NOW PROCEEDING . BUNNING & SOWERSBY , Limited , Telegrams- " BUNNING SOWERSBY , Ross . " ting while Thomas was content to act strictly on the defensive . With the visitors ' total standing at 30 Abbott , who got most of his runs by daring pulls off the leg stump , failed with his stroke and was given out lbw . Jeffery followed in , and quickly took the score to 45 , when Montagnon got past the defence of Thomas , the out - going batsman will figure in the team , and judging by the having only contributed four of that number . enthusiasm displayed at the nets each prac- THE LEA . West was clean bowled first ball . The tice evening , there is keen competition CHURCH BROKEN INTO . - During the bowlers were getting a lot of work on the for places amongst the present members , and night of the 9th July , Lea Parish Church cumbed to a well - nigh unplayable break - back task to decide whom to leave out . It is ball , which turned quickly and Jeffery suc- the Committee will experience a difficult was broken into . An entrance was effected by a small stained glass window being broken at 57. P. J. Bennett hit a lovely six to leg , hoped to make up the team shortly , and the in the chancel . The beautiful solid oak offer- but at 63 he was sent back to the pavilion . honoured XI . will be announced in due tory box was practically smashed to pieces , With the score board unaltered . two more Hymns 189 , but fortunately there were no coins in the wickets fell . 63-7-0 . The outlook now ap- box . The Vestry was left unlocked , and peared hopeless for Ross , but Wilden , Yates , though there were valuable plate and other and Whitehouse adopted hitting tactics , the articles in the vestry , these were left un - right game on such a tricky wicket , but un - house and Thomas being responsible for a touched . On finding no money in the offer- fortunately their efforts were not of a pro- tory box , the burglar seems to have left longed nature , and the innings eventually Whitehouse hit with much brilliance all the church again . Although every inquiry closed with the aggregate score at 91 . has been made by the police , they have at present heard cf no clue that is likely to lead to an arrest , as the person or persons who committed this deed left no trace whatever behind them . 11 a.m .: MATINS , HOLY COMMUNION and SERMON . Kyrie Eleison Gordon Saunders in F. 511 , 321 . 3 p.m. CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m. EVENSONG and SERMON . Walmisley . Hymns 546 , 308 , 477 . Anthem , " From all that dwell below the skies , " CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARIES- ( a ) Finale , from Bonata 1 , op . 42 , Guilmant . ( b ) Larghetto in F sharp minor , S. S. Wesley . WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 1 a.m .: MATINS ; 8.15 p.m .: EVENSONG .. DAILY - 8 a.m .: MATINS ; 6 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex- cept Wednesday ) . HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 p.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. SUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EvENSONG AND BARMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . HOM GREEN CHURCH . BUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND BERMON . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. PowICK , M.A. Barvices : Bandays , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Olass , 2.30 p.m. Wednesdays - Service at 7.30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE . Bervices : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sunday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes for Young Men and Women . Mondays - Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Service . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUS , Buperintendent Minister . Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 1.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. Bervices : Sunday Morning , 11 THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11 a.m. , Breaking of Bread . 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. su 2.30 p.m. Sunday Bchool . Mondays , 7.30 p.m. , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young People's Meeting . OHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. MOORE , Priest . Sandsys - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Bolydays - Mass , 8 a.m. Weekdays , 8 a.m. classes of commercial PRINTING . All the " Gazette " Office . - Advt . UPTON BISHOP . The Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds , Upton Bishop , are not holding their annual fete , as usual ; but will hold a Church parade and service at Upton Bishop Church on Sunday , August 23rd . Members of other societies cordially invited to meet at Parish Room at 3 o'clock sharp . Collection for Ross Cottage Hospital . - Advt . MOTOR OFFENCE AT HEREFORD . MR . JOHN MURDOCH FINED . day , At Hereford City Police Court John Murdoch , retired farmer , Upton Bis- hop , and a member of the County Council , was summoned under the Highways Act for driving a motor car on the off , or wrong side of the road in King - street , Hereford , on July 1st . was at the corner of Broad - street and King- P.S. Pritchard said that on July 1st he street . He saw defendant , driving a motor car , proceed down Broad - street . At the corner he passed a motor lorry and went right across the road on to his wrong side . A dray was being driven up King - street , and defendant's car went right up to the horse . If the man in charge had not pulled the horse up sharply , there would have been a serious accident . In reply defendant , witness said there was a great deal of traffic about at the time . Defendant paid that when he was turning the corner , he saw that if he kept on his . accident , so he drove in front of the motor proper side of the road there would be an lorry and across the road . Alderman Wallis ( who was in the chair for the road to avoid an accident , and nearly the hearing of this case ) : You swerved across caused another . Defendant : ( h , no . I had plenty of room get through . I could not have got through if I had stayed on my proper side . Mr. Merrick said that it was the duty of to CHELTENHAM . B. C. Montagnon , b Young V. Barnett , b Howell B. S. Bloodworth , e P. J. Bennett , b Jeffery J. B. Gilmore , b Young *** 32 9 83 5 R. L. J. Wright , st West , b Jeffery 5 E. V. Thompson , e Howell , b Young 10 J. L. Brain , o Yates , b Jeffery W. Wood , b Young S. G. R. Holman , run out E. Freeman , b Young E. F. Chaney , not out Extras 9 8 1 ... 16 128 4 www R. E. Abbott , lbw , b Montagnon 23 W. T. W. Jeffery , b Chaney 13 . H. West , b Montagnon P. J. Bennett , b Montagnon 13 H. Andrews , b Chaney RO88 . H. N. S. Thomas , b Montagnon B. W. Young , run out A. J. Wilden , e Freeman , b Chaney ... 12 . R. G. Yates , b Chaney A. G. R. Whitehouse , b Wright H. T. Howell , not out Extras 4 9 1 12 91 ROSS V. CHEPSTOW . Quite contrary to the past four or five weeks the match at the Park was produc- tive of some " eally interesting cricket , and a home victory . Runs came at a faster pace than usual , but the outstanding feature of the game was the magnificent stand made for the eighth wicket by Whitehouse and Meredith for Ross , who put on 110 runs . Whitehouse played delightful cricket , and contributed 104 , including one six and 12 fours . It was a fine display , and one which Other pariseworthy scores were added by H. met with the approbation of the spectators . Meredith ( 32 not out ) , H. N. S. Thomas ( 82 ) , and W. C. Banner ( 31 ) , the venture closing damage with the ball for Chepstow . The with the score at 240. Holly did the most visitors also displayed bright and interesting tactics , and it was most peculiar that it was their tail end that gave the Ross trundlers and fielders a little anxious time , for at one time it looked as though they intended scores by Richards , Thomas and Hill , the tenth man , Marmont , hit out with vigour , and put together a most useful 48 , and it was not until 62 runs had been added by the last wicket that the innings closed at 172 , or 68 runs behind their opponents . Mont- gomery , Whitehouse , and Jeffery bowled well for Ross . Scores : - Printing at lowest cost for reliable work at motorists if they could not get through with- knocking off the runs . After some useful out going on their wrong side to stop . LINDSEY PRICE LTD . ( LATE GEO . HOLLOWAY & WEBB ) , HEREFORD'S FURNISHING HOUSE . Furniture , Floor Coverings , and all Furnishings . AN IMMENSE SELECTION ALWAYS , ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE . 16 , COMMERCIAL - STREET , HEREFORD . 13525 ROSS . H. West , b Marmont H. Meredith , not out H. T. Howell , lbw , b Marmont Extras course . In the match with Chepstow on Saturday last , a new record in the annals of the club was created for the eighth wicket , White- stand which produced no less than 110 runs . round the wicket , while Thomas defended stubbornly . The match arranged with the old Here- fordians XI . for Tuesday , July 28th , has been cancelled by the Tourists . Mr. R. E. Abbott , of Bradley Court , however , has kindly promised to get together a strong XI . to play Ross on Thursday , July 30th , in the same week at the Park . Members are asked to make a note of this . Next Saturday the 1st XI . journey to Lud- low for an all - day encounter . Ross " A " will meet Weston at the Park in the after- noon for league points . Match to commence at 2.30 . ROSS AND DISTRICT , CRICKET LEAGUE . ROSS " A " V. PERRYSTONE . In the Ross and District League competi- tion these teams met at Perrystone on Saturday , and the game ended in an easy victory for the " A " team . The chief feature of this contest was the innings of H. Sherwood , who played good cricket for his 58 . Another fine innings was played by R. E. Davies , who was not out for 36. With 122 runs up for four wickets , Skipper Price de- clared , and when Perrystone went to the wicket , the bowling of Price ( six wickets for three runs ) , and Counsell ( four for 12 ) , proved too good for the batsmen , and the whole side were disposed of for only 17 runs . Scores : -- ROSS . T. W. Lovelace , run out H. Sherwood , e Lyndon , b Snell L. T. Day , run out A. H. Fowler , b Lyndon , jun . R. E. Davies , not out W. Brown , not out Extras 1854826 ( 4 wkts . ) 122 Innings declared closed . W. J. Sprake , S. Price , N. F. Counsell , G. Wilce , and H. Yorath did not bat . PERRYSTONE COURT . 0. Jones , e Wilce , b Price Longford , five for nine , only made 20. The bowling honours of Cinderford were shared by Wood and James . Tea was kindly pro- vided by Miss Gammond and Mr. R. Gam- mond , Eccleswall . Scores : - CINDERFORD . G. Phelps , b Potts H. Matterface , b Potts S. Burdess , b Potta A. James , b Potts M. Meek , e Humpherson , b Longford 2 A. Phelps , c H. and b W. Longford ... 1 H. Burdess , b Potts F. Niblett , e and b Longford C. Colwall , b Longford W. E. Hall , c Keddle , b Longford ... A. Woods , b Potts S. Niblett , not out Extras WESTON . 0. J. Gammond , b Woods W. Longford , b James H. A. Baldwyn , e Burdess , b Wood ... E. C. Humpherson , run out H. Longford , b Wood W. Oakley , b Wood ५ . A. Evans , h James 0. Price , b Wood F. Keddle , b James J. Potts , not out J. Keddle , b James R. Stevens , c Phelps , b Meek Extras 062121210OORD 12 18465324OR1028 GORDON LEAGUE " A " V. LONGHOPE . Played at Gloucester , July 11th . Scores : GORDON LEAGUE . W. Cross , e and b Constance C. Foulkes , c Baldwin , b Daunter G. Hill , b Daunter H. Ashmead , b Constance B. Artus , cand b Constance R. Trigg , 1bw , b Constance J. Artus , 1 bw , b Daunter T. Smart , c Baldwin , b Constance 2 , MARKET PLACE , ROSS . Telephone 38 PASSEY & HALL MOTOR ENGINEERS and BODY BUILDERS , ( LIMITED ) , The Central Garage , ROSS . Any make of Car completely Overhauled , including alterations to Coachwork , fitting new Hoods and Screens , Re - upholstering , Repainting , & c . , & c . Any type of new Body built to Oustomers ' requirements . ESTIMATES FREE . 2 Michelin , Prowodnik , Goodrich , and Clincher 14 R. Whyham , c Baldwin , b Daunter ... 3 G. Walton , h Constanca . T. Torby , not out Extras LONGHOPE . E. Constance , 1 bw , b Ashmead T. Acton , c Smart , b Artus C. Jones , c Hill , b Ashmead G. Sterry , b Artus R. Hill , e Trigg , b Hill H. Daunter , c Trigg , b Whyham 0. Sterry , Trigg , b Whyham F. Wintle , b Artus B. Parry , c Ashmead , b Whyham ... J. Baldwin , e Whyham , b Ashmead 8 J. Foulkes , not out Extras R. Greenhill , c Sherwood , b Counsello G. F. Lyndon , jun . , b Counsell W. D. Thornely , e Wilce , b Price J. C. Snell , b Price M. Alexander , e Brown , b Price G. F. Lyndon , sen . c Yorath , b Price H. Phillips , b ' Counsell S. Ibell , not out J. Brookes , o Price , b Counsell B. Gibbons , Sherwood , b Price Extras 17 GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD V. RUARDEAN . At Ruardean on Saturday a close and ex- citing league match was played between Ruardean and Goodrich and Bishopswood . The visitors , going in first , found the ground difficult to make runs on , and only succeeded 22 OOOOOo - ooga oo on 18 7 24 26 10 9 93 GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD 2ND ELEVEN V. LITTLEDEAN . These teams met at Bishopswood on Satur- day , when a good game ended in a victory for the home team by 23 runs . Out of the 40 runs made by the home team , H. Keddle was responsible for 20 ( not out ) and G. Farr for 11. For Goodrich and Bishopswood , E. James secured four wickets for five runs , and E. Francis five for 12 . About 500 petty , officers and men of the Third Battle Squadron marohed through the main streets of Southend on Saturday in con- nection with their week - end naval recruiting visit . Colliding in a fog with the North Shields in totalling 46. The home team seemed to steamer William Balls off Southwold , Suffolk , find the same difficulty , only five of their the Plymouth ketch Precursor sank early on Tyres in Stock . BELSIZE , FORD , STUDEBAKER , or any other CAR supplied at Lowest Cash Prices . Don't Buy a Kodak ! Until you know how to use it . Second - hand Cars taken in exchange . Full Market Value allowed . We give FREE INSTRUOTION to intending purchasers , who can see Developing by Tank or Dish Method , and Printing , & c . , any day in our Workrooms . Our experience as Professional Photographers is at your service . Films Developed and Printed We stock every requisite for the Amateur Photographer . within 24 Hours . COLMAN DEBENHAM Gloucester - road ( opposite G.P.O. ) , HEREFORD REGATTA . AN EXCELLENT ENTRY . Hereford Regatta took place in beautiful men scoring . The visitors tried four bowlers , Saturday morning . Her crew of four escaped weather on Saturday . There was Mavor but until Kear was put on the wickets fell in slowly . He , however , took seven wickets for R. Pashley , b Whittington A. J. Mantle , b Whittington H. W. Smith , b Scott 4.4 17 W. C. Banner , b Holley 81 W. T. W. Jeffery , b Marmont P. C. Bennett , b Holley 12 C. Montgomery , a Pegler , b Holley 1 P. J. Bennett , run out , H. N. S. Thomas , c Richards , b Hill 82 R. G. Yates , b Holley A. G. R. Whitehouse , c Pegler , b Holley ... 104 82 6 5 10 runs , and A. J. Mantle three for 14 . Scores : - 240 . GOODRICH AND BISHOPSWOOD . CHEPSTOW . 8 H. H. Clay , b Howell R. Richards , o Whitehouse , b Montgomery 47 H. Gwatkin , o Smith , b Scott 9 C. L. Clay , b Jeffery 6 B. Kear , lbw , b Whittington 10 W. Thomas , run out 28 H. Sturgess , b Weaver Beautiful Hair- L. Pegler , b Whitehouse 5 W. George , not out long , thick , glossy , C. Stanton , b Montgomery W. Cooper , o Barber , b Weaver 8 G. C. Francis , b Montgomery J. H. Wright , b Whittington 2 and free from every F. Hill , b Montgomery 20 Rogers , Reid , b Whittington ... O trace of scurf and M. Holley , b Whitehouse 6 S. Cooper , b Whittington L. Marmont , c Yates , b Jeffery 48 Extras 4 8 Extras 11 46 BUARDHAN . 172 O. A. Scott , b Kear 13 J. B. Parker , b Mantle . F. Smith , b Kear 3 T. Reid , b Kear H. Weaver , Smith , b Mantle J. Nelmes , b Kear J. Whittington , b Kear B. Bishop , e Sturgess , b Kear W. Barber , b Mantl L. Francis , not out NOTES . The Ross club again proved that they are not , as a team , adapted for a slow wicket , and it is noteworthy to record that the last four matches lost by the club have been de cided on wickets unsuitable to the club's fast bowlers . It is confidently expected that with a return of hard and fast pitches the club will be seen in a winning vein again . It is barely three weeks now before the all important M.O.C. match , and the mem- bers of the Selection Committee are exert- ing every effort to get together a powerful XI . to oppose them , and one worthy of the occasion , so as to make the fixture attrac- A. Wilks , not out G. Davis , h Kear Extras WESTON V. CINDERFORD . 41 Played at Weston on Saturday Cinder tive . It is expected that some of the pro- ford batted first against the bowling of Potts minent Ross Club players of former seasons who took six wickets for seven runs and W. dandruff - is always possessed by those who use Lavona Hair Ton Hairspecialists and physicians advise its use , and chemists have such faith in its efficacy that they give purchasers a signed guarantee to refund the price paid in full should it fail to give satisfaction . If your hair is thin and lustreless if it is being choked and killed by dan- druff you should obtain a bottle of this . wonderful guaranteed Lavona Hair Tonig to day . It is sold locally by : ALBERT PORTER , of 18 , High - street , High - class chemists everywhere . good entry . The judges were the ( Mr. G. B. Greenland ) , Mr. C. Witts , Mr. ROSS - ON - WYE heat : Final : Worcester beat Evesham . Hereford beat Worcester by two lengths . Ladies ' and Gentlemen's Double Sculling Race . Final : A. E. Deverall's crew won by a quarter length . Corps . Won by a length . Belmont Plate . Final : Army Service In a motor - cycle gymkhana the prize- T. Carver , and Mr. W. J. Phillips , and the winners were : Mr. Lewis ( four firsts ) , Mr. hon . secretaries Mr. T. R. Worthing , Mr. Fryer ( two firsts ) , Mr. Newbigging , and Lovesay . C. E. Turner , and Mr. H. J. Hammonds . Mr. Kilgore , jun . The judge was Mr. A. Results : - West of England Challenge Vase . - First heat : Stratford B.C. , 1 ; Hereford R.C. , 2 . Second heat : Nottingham Union R.C. , 1 ; Gloucester R.C. , 2. Final : Stratford won a fine race by a length CRICKET FIXTURES . ROSS FIRST ELEVEN . The Ladies ' Plate . First heat : Glouces- July 18. - Ludlow and South Shropshire , ter R.O. , 1. Second heat : Worcester R.C. , July 25. - Stroud , home 1. Third heat : Gloucester R.C. Final : Worcester beat Gloucester by two lengths . away " A " TEAM FIXTURES . Hereford Times " Challenge Vase.- July 25. - Bradley Court School , away First heat : Hereford R.C. ( Lawrence's crew ) , Pengwerne R.C. , Taff R.C. , Worces- LEAGUE FIXTURES . Bishopswood Rosa v . Weston Ruardean v . Cinderford ter R.C. , Cardiff R.C. , Hereford R.C. ( Wil- July 18. - Perrystone v . Goodrich and son's crew ) , byes ; Ross R.C. rowed over . Second heat : Pengwerne R.C. , 1. , Third heat : Taff Vale rowed over . Fourth heat : Cardiff R.C. Fifth heat : Hereford R.C. ( Wilson's crew ) , 1 ; Ross ( G. W. Hill bow , G. Little 2 , J. A. Capewell 8 , V. G. Ursell stroke , J. Mew cox ) 0. Sixth heat : Peng- werne beat Taff . Seventh heat : Hereford ( Wilson's crew ) beat Cardiff . Final : Peng- werne beat Hereford by two lengths . Mayor's Race for Pair Oars . - Worcester R.C. and Hereford R.C. byes . First heat : Gloucester R.C. , .1 . Second heat : Stour- port rowed over . Third heat : Hereford R.C. Fourth heat : Gloucester R.C. , 1 . Final : Gloucester beat Hereford by three lengths . Maiden Sculling Race . - Cardiff R.O. a bye . 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