(Bx "Phamon.")

Another heat of the above was got of? last evening, when orews stroked by Lewis and Blackmore met. Both orews caught the water together, and from the bridge to the bend there waa no palpable difference between them, the boats lying oloae to gether, being fairly neok and neck, At the bend an unfortunate mix up occurred, for whioh Blaokmore was apparently to blame. He had had the inside water and en deavoured to drive the opposing crew over, who did not give way, and the blades of the stroke side were fully overlapping each other. Blaokmore's crew got tho \rorat of the deal, and Lewis put a length between > his opponents, which, despite all efforts, I Blaokmore oould not reduce, Lewis eventu ally winning a stubbornly fought out race by juat a length,

To-night Lewis meats Ward, when another good race is likely to see Lewis again to the fore. The winner of to-night's heat will hold the trophies for the ensuing twelve months.
From the various orews whioh have com peted for the Fitzherbert Cups, tbere should certainly be tbe material for at least a really good junior four, to represent the shed iv the coming regattas. From what I have seen of the men I should like to see the following crenr get together and start train ing operations at onoo— Lewis (atroke), Tilley (8), MoKellar (2), and Ward (bow).
