Distance: 2000 metres
Time: 6.05.6
Margin: 3/4 length
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1st VIC - Bow: John Morganti,
2: David H Boykett, 3: A Michael H Aikman, 4: James G Howden,
5: Garth O V Manton, 6: H Neville Howell, 7: Adrian C Monger,
Str: Brian Doyle, Cox: Neil Hewitt, Cch: Robert Aitken, Emergencies
C Brian Dawes and John A Hunt, Selectors: Norman W Cairnes,
Ron J March & coach, Mgr: Jack Coghlan
2nd NSW – Bow: William J Rodgers, 2:
Bruce Cumming, 3: Ralfe Currall, 4: Fred Benfield, 5: Geoff
Williamson, 6: David Anderson, 7: Erwin Eder, Str: Peter M
Evatt, Cox: Lionel Robberds, Emerg: Peter Waddington & J
Webster, Cch & Selector: Peter M Evatt, Mgr: W Howard Holden
3rd QLD – Bow:
K Maher, 2: R Magnus, 3: James Kerr, 4: Fred Jaques, 5: Brian Dorrough,
6: A Douglas, 7: Robert (Bob) Barrett, Str: J Boyd, Cox: Ron Smithers, Emerg:
B Norman, Cch: J Bolster, Manager: A "Gus" Green
4th WA – Bow: Jack Messer, 2: Don O’Brien,
3: Richard (Dick) Child, 4: Ken Roberts, 5: Milton Francis, 6: Allan Hall, 7:
Don Ross, Str: Robert Semple, Cox: Terry Scook, Emerg: Brian Coughlan,
Cch: Eddy Edwards, Mgr: Gordon M Edwards
SA eliminated in repechage – Bow:
Ian Jamieson, 2: R Simpson, 3: Alistair St J Allen, 4: G Butterworth,
5: Doug Wiles, 6: Adrian Jones, 7: Cliff Graetz, Str: Anthony
S Matthews, Cox: E Popcock, Emerg: G Brice, Cch: Jock G Gosse,
Mgr: N M Collins
TAS eliminated in repechage – Bow: N Griffiths,
2: D Burke, 3: G Brooks, 4: J Fitzgerald, 5: R McQuilkan, 6:
R Stephenson, 7: M Read, Str: R McMullen, Cox: J Colrain, Emerg:
D McMullen & J Walker, Cch: Doug Clark, Mgr: S C Hammond
The eights race was rowed over the
Olympic distance of 2000 metres for the first time on the
Olympic course at Ballarat. SA and Tasmania were eliminated
in the repechages. In the final WA got the best start but
Victoria took the lead off them quickly with both NSW and
WA pressing closely. By the 1000 metres, Victoria had a 3⁄4
length lead from NSW. The NSW crew had a big effort through
the third 500 metres to bridge the gap. This was repelled
with 400 metres to go by the Victorians who won by 3⁄4
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