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Final Dormitory Race Tomorrow.

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The race that the inter-dormitory crews rowed yesterday for the Filley Cup will not be counted, and the deciding race will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. In the race yesterday, darkness made it impossible for the crews to line up accurately for the start, as the coxswains could see scarcely a boat's length, and had difficulty in holding their courses after the gun was fired. The finish was so uncertain that the judges have decided that the race must be rowed again at a time when it is possible to see what is going on.

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