Eights 1871

BUMPS CHART

STANDINGS Start Finish Pos College Pts Pts College 1 University 21 21 University 2 St John's 18 18 Balliol 3 Exeter 15 15 Christ Church 4 Balliol 13 13 Pembroke 5 Brasenose 11 11 Brasenose 6 Christ Church 10 10 Exeter 7 Corpus Christi 8 8 St John's 8 Pembroke 7 7 Lincoln 9 Lincoln 6 6 New College 10 Queen's 5 5 Corpus Christi 11 Worcester 5 5 Trinity 12 Wadham 4 4 Magdalen 13 New College 3 3 Queen's 14 Merton 3 3 Worcester 15 Trinity 2 2 Wadham 16 Magdalen 2 2 Merton 17 Oriel 2 2 Magdalen Hall 18 St Edmund Hall 2 2 Oriel 19 St Mary Hall 1 1 St Mary Hall 20 Magdalen Hall 1 1 Keble 21 Keble 1 0 St Edmund Hall

STATISTICS College All Crews [ ]=rank Crews Bps Avg Magdalen 1[ 1] 4[ 1] 4.00[ 1] Trinity 1[ 1] 4[ 1] 4.00[ 1] New College 1[ 1] 4[ 1] 4.00[ 1] Pembroke 1[ 1] 4[ 1] 4.00[ 1] Christ Church 1[ 1] 3[ 5] 3.00[ 5] Magdalen Hall 1[ 1] 3[ 5] 3.00[ 5] Balliol 1[ 1] 2[ 7] 2.00[ 7] Keble 1[ 1] 1[ 8] 1.00[ 8] Lincoln 1[ 1] 1[ 8] 1.00[ 8] St Mary Hall 1[ 1] 0[10] 0.00[10] University 1[ 1] 0[10] 0.00[10] Brasenose 1[ 1] 0[10] 0.00[10] Oriel 1[ 1] -1[13] -1.00[13] Merton 1[ 1] -2[14] -2.00[14] Wadham 1[ 1] -3[15] -3.00[15] Corpus Christi 1[ 1] -3[15] -3.00[15] Exeter 1[ 1] -3[15] -3.00[15] Queen's 1[ 1] -3[15] -3.00[15] Worcester 1[ 1] -3[15] -3.00[15] St John's 1[ 1] -5[20] -5.00[20] St Edmund Hall 1[ 1] -981[21] -981.00[21]

• 8 days: Thu 11 – Fri 19 May 1871
• First appearance of Keble
• Notes from Sherwood
  • Second night: Magdalen Hall bumped St. Edmund Hall, but were disqualified for starting before the gun.

• In other news ... [1871]

  Monarch: Victoria

  Prime Minister: William Ewart Gladstone (Liberal)

  Wed 10 May

  The Treaty of Frankfurt is signed, confirming the frontiers between Germany and France. The provinces of Alsace and Lorraine are transferred from France to Germany.

  Thu 11 May

  The first trial in the Tichborne case begins, in the London Court of Common Pleas

  Sun 21 May

  French government troops enter Paris to overthrow the Commune, beginning "Bloody Week" (Semaine sanglante)

  The first rack railway in Europe, the Vitznau-Rigi Railway on Mount Rigi in Switzerland, is opened.

University
B:	S. R. Osborne	10st 0lb
2:	H. M. Evans	10st 7lb
3:	S. Le Blanc-Smith	11st 0lb
4:	A. W. Edwards	11st 13lb
5:	G. A. Holme	11st 13lb
6:	A. G. P. Lewis	11st 7lb
7:	S. H. Woodhouse	11st 10lb
S:	A. S. Daniell	10st 7lb
C:	H. W. Claughton	8st 2lb

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