row-over

The first's confidence was strengthened by a row-over on the first day.

This left King's with a row-over as the only remaining boat in sight.

We knew we'd have to row-over, but we were not quite prepared for the way in which it had to be done.

Won the Avignon road race two years in a row-over Jaguars, Mercedes, and everything.

In 1847 he won Stewards at Henley again, this time by row-over in a Christ Church four.

He was also in the Christ Church four which won the Stewards' Challenge Cup in a row-over.

He won the Diamond Challenge Sculls in 1854 and later that year won the Wingfield Sculls with a row-over.

For this reason, Playford objected to racing Bone in the Wingfield Sculls so Bone, representing Meteor Club, won on a row-over.

In 1863, as a sculler he won the OUBC sculls and the Wingfield Sculls - the latter being a row-over because Woodgate had an injured neck.

There were two disqualifications: Potomac Boat Club were knocked out after clashing with London’s B-crew in the Wyfold coxless fours event. and Quintin’s Britannia Cup coxed four handed London a row-over after being on the course at a prohibited time.

The 1sts had a bye and a row-over before beating Churchill and losing to Jesus in the senior 4 and losing to 1st and 3rd in senior 3. The Churchill result gave a great deal of confidence as they were a solid crew in the middle of the 1st division.

Yale's junior varsity lightweights, benefiting from a row-over Friday in the Temple Challenge Cup, Henley's third-echelon eights event, spotted Harvard's freshman heavyweights an average of 24 pounds an oarsman, yet made a race out of its semifinal, losing to the Crimson by one and a quarter boat lengths.