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The Encyclopædia of sport & games (1912)

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repared for every event. And in tion of this craft required both skill and this consists one of the greatest attractions strength, more skill and strength than is of punting as an exercise ; in rowing, w^anted to keep a tolerably straight course in variety is strictly discouraged, and each its much… … [Pliotogra/>k by Sport ami General. Start of the Professional Cha.mpionshii". strokes are -forced upon you from the con- adepts in the art; they were acquainted stantly changing nature of the conditions; with each eddy in the stream, and knew while the upright position, facing the direc- the bottom…

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