Eights 1867

BUMPS CHART

STANDINGS Start Finish Pos College Pts Pts College 1 Brasenose 20 20 Brasenose 2 Corpus Christi 17 17 Corpus Christi 3 University 15 15 Exeter 4 Wadham 12 12 University 5 Merton 11 11 Lincoln 6 Exeter 9 9 Wadham 7 Christ Church 8 8 Merton 8 Pembroke 7 7 St John's 9 Trinity 6 6 Christ Church 10 Lincoln 5 5 Worcester 11 St John's 4 4 Trinity 12 Queen's 4 4 Queen's 13 New College 3 3 Balliol 14 Oriel 3 3 Pembroke 15 Worcester 2 2 Magdalen 16 St Edmund Hall 2 2 Oriel 17 Balliol 2 2 New College 18 Magdalen 1 1 St Mary Hall 19 Jesus 1 1 Jesus 20 St Mary Hall 1 0 St Edmund Hall

STATISTICS College All Crews [ ]=rank Crews Bps Avg Lincoln 1[ 1] 5[ 1] 5.00[ 1] Worcester 1[ 1] 5[ 1] 5.00[ 1] Balliol 1[ 1] 4[ 3] 4.00[ 3] Magdalen 1[ 1] 3[ 4] 3.00[ 4] St John's 1[ 1] 3[ 4] 3.00[ 4] Exeter 1[ 1] 3[ 4] 3.00[ 4] St Mary Hall 1[ 1] 2[ 7] 2.00[ 7] Jesus 1[ 1] 0[ 8] 0.00[ 8] Queen's 1[ 1] 0[ 8] 0.00[ 8] Corpus Christi 1[ 1] 0[ 8] 0.00[ 8] Brasenose 1[ 1] 0[ 8] 0.00[ 8] University 1[ 1] -1[12] -1.00[12] Trinity 1[ 1] -2[13] -2.00[13] Merton 1[ 1] -2[13] -2.00[13] Oriel 1[ 1] -2[13] -2.00[13] Wadham 1[ 1] -2[13] -2.00[13] Christ Church 1[ 1] -2[13] -2.00[13] New College 1[ 1] -4[18] -4.00[18] Pembroke 1[ 1] -6[19] -6.00[19] St Edmund Hall 1[ 1] -983[20] -983.00[20]

• 8 days: Wed 29 May – Thu 6 June 1867
• First appearance of St Mary Hall (absorbed into Oriel College in 1902)
• Notes from Sherwood
  • First night: Worcester were entangled in the bump ahead of them, and passed by Magdalen over three places, but 'Magdalen very courteously resigned their claim.'.
  • Fourth night: Christ Church bumped by Lincoln, but claimed a previous bump, unacknowledged, on Merton. This was granted on appeal, but Merton rebumped them later.
• From the main text of Sherwood (p.42)

  A proposal was made to row the Eights in two divisions, but was lost.

• In other news ... [1867]

  Monarch: Victoria

  Prime Minister: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby (Conservative)

  Wed 29 May

  The Austro-Hungarian Compromise is born through Act 12, which establishes the Austro-Hungarian Empire; on June 8 Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is crowned King of Hungary

  Canadian Confederation: Queen Victoria signs the British North America Act, creating the Dominion of Canada, effective July 1.

Brasenose
B:	R. S. Lea	10st 7lb
2:	J. P. Law	10st 2lb
3:	R. F. Rumsey	12st 2lb
4:	E. P. Garnett	12st 4lb
5:	W. C. Crofts	11st 1lb
6:	F. Crowder	11st 9lb
7:	W. B. Woodgate	11st 11lb
S:	A. Shepherd	11st 9lb
C:	J. A. Budgett	8st 4lb

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