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1923 Cambridge and Oxford rowing teams train
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0:48Now PlayingDate: 23rd February 1923
Location: ELY, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Rival Crews
ENGLAND: Cambridgeshire: Ely:
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Video Roll Title: The rival crews - slow motion pictures of boat race training: 82ft Issue sheet title: RIVAL CREWS - SLOW MOTION PICTURES OF BOAT RACE TRAINING
ELY Harbour: Cambridge Crew at Ely
ELY, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND.
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TITLE: CAMBRIDGE.
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GV PAN, MV PAN, LV (SIDE VIEW) (3 shots), MV's and GV's. The crew in boat on river.
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Sport, Rowing, Ships and Boats, Students, Great Britain
boats, crew, collegiate sport, sweep, shell boat, University Boat Race, Light Blues, Dark Blues
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