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Rowing

Event		Time
Single Sculls	William Kinnear, GBR	7:47.6
	Polydore Veirman, BEL	7:56.0
	Everard Butler, CAN
	Mikhail Kusik, RUS
Coxed Fours	Germany	6:59.4
	Great Britain
	Denmark / Norway^†
Coxed Fours (Inriggers)	Denmark	7:47.0
	Sweden	7:56.2
	Norway
Coxed Eights	Great Britain	6:15.0
	Great Britain	6:19.0
	Germany

† Denmark and Norway were joint bronze medallists.

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