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1936 Inter-varsity sports between Oxford and Cambridge is dominated by the Light Blues
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0:28Now PlayingDate: 16th March 1936
Location: White City, England
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: From London
ENGLAND: London: Hammersmith and Fulham: White City Stadium:
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Track and field competition at White City, where Cambridge defeated Oxford in varsity sports
CAMBRIDGE Defeat Oxford in 'Varsity sports at the White city
OXFORD Oxford lose to Cam in Sports at White city
WHITE CITY. Cambridge defeat Ox. in 'Varsity Sports
Students; Sport
Dark Blues, track and field, compete, competition, race, races, racing, hurdle, jump, run, runner, running, vaulting, vault, vaults
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