Tag: The Boat Race
The 1954 Boat Race: How Oxford Put Their Foot On The Gas?
The Bumps of May
The Boat Race at 190
From the World War I Trenches to the King’s Cup
Picture Post: More From The HTBS Photo Archive
Bevis Sanford: 1939 Light Blues Stroke Dies
The June 1829 Letter
1968: Facetious Facts on The Boat Race
Reflections on Boat Race Day
Oarsmen and their Wonderful Knees and Legs
Seventeen Men and a Girl
Boat Race Day 2019: Images and Impressions
P to M: Par For The Course
Boat Race Day 2019: Who said what and plus ça change
Oxford – not the best crew in Oxford (to be fair, Cambridge wouldn’t be either)
Looking Forward To The Boat Race?
1829: A Letter Means So Much
Weighing Up The Blues
HTBS@10: A Decade of Decisive Moments
RRM@21 – 8: Five Fours to Fathom
The Great River Rowed
RRM@21 – 6: Ocean Gig to Carbon Tiger
F. S. Kelly: A Virtuoso at the Oars and the Piano
Betrayal in the Boat Club – Oxford University Boat Club, that is
Blackadder Goes Forth
Oxford’s Boat Race Trials: Flea Bites, Comet Soars
Tokyo’s Sokei Regatta: One of the Big Three?
Oxford and Cambridge to make Light Work of the Tideway
Barry, Beeb, Blues and the BR on the Box
Brothers, Boats, Blades and Beer – Academic Rowing Clubs in Germany
Michael Lapage 1923 – 2018
Comic Cuts: A Few Hints on the Subject of Oarsmanship
Keeping it in the Family
Rob Baker New Chief Coach of CUBC
Rebels on the River – Part II
Rebels on the River – Part I
Blue to the End: Cyril Burnand and the 1911 Cambridge Blues
The 2018 Boat Races: Cambridge is the Big Dog in the Fight
