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divisions of crew (or
competitive rowing), is
composed of
races between small,
sculled boats crewed by
various numbers of rowers. Generally, one, two, or four...
- A
double scull, also
abbreviated as a 2x, is a
rowing boat used in the
sport of
competitive rowing. It is
designed for two
persons who
propel the boat...
- A
quadruple sculling boat,
often simply called a quad and
abbreviated as a 4x, is a
racing s**** used in the
sport of
competitive rowing. It is designed...
- A
single scull (or a
scull),
abbreviated as a 1x, is a
racing s****
designed for a
single person who
propels the boat with two oars, one in each hand...
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Robert Scull (1915–January 1, 1986) was an
American art collector, best
known for his "world-famous
collection of Pop and
Minimal art". Born in New York...
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raised in the
Seward Park area, White's
father was a
steel exporter who had
sculled at the
Pennsylvania Athletic Club in Philadelphia. John
White was aged...
- An
octuple sculling s****,
often simply called an oct and
abbreviated as an 8x or 8x+, is a
racing s**** used in the
sport of rowing.
Unlike the eight...
- will be
automatically granted a
berth each in the men's and women's
single sculls if it
fails to
qualify for any
rowing event at the
various regattas. Four...
- the top nine in the
single sculls (both men and women), top
seven in the
lightweight double sculls, fours, and
quadruple sculls, top five in the eights,...
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scull,
double scull,
single scull, eight,
coxless four, and
coxless pair
Lightweight Men:
double scull Women: quad
scull,
double scull,
single scull,...
