Sporting Digest: Rowing

Monday 22 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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FIVE German Olympic medallists helped Munster von 1882 become the first foreign club to win the Tideway Head of the River Race on Saturday.

HEAD OF THE RIVER RACE (Putney): 1 Munster (Ger) 17min 02sec; 2 Molesey 17.10; 3 Leander 17:16; 4= Univ of London, Nottinghamshire County 17:23; 6 London 17:36; 7 Imperial College 17.36; 8 Nottinghamshire County II 17:38; 9 Tideway Scullers 17:42; 10 Mulheim (Ger) 17:43.

HENLEY BOAT RACES: Women's Reserves: Blondie bt Osiris 1 1/2 lengths, 6min 22sec. Women's lightweights: Cambridge bt Oxford easily, 6:18. Women's Boat Race: Cambridge bt Oxford 4 1/2 l, 6:10. Men's lightweights: Cambridge bt Oxford 1/2 l, 5:39.

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