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Australian Interstate Championships —
16 Mar 1980 Lake Wendouree Vic
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92nd Men's
Interstate Eight-Oared Championship — The
King's Cup
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Times:
6:04.87
6.05.17
6.11.67
6.28.12
6.33.26
6.37.29
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1st VIC – Bow: Alex Sloan, 2: David
Douglas, 3: Stephen Shirrefs, 4: Andrew Withers, 5: Will Magennis,
6: James Lowe, 7: Tim Young, Str: Brian Richardson, Cox: David
England, Emergs: John Cumper & Stephen Gillon, Cch: Chris
Dane, Mgr: Graeme Boykett
2nd NSW – Bow:
Steve Handley, 2: Anthony Curtin, 3: Anthony Brown, 4: Ian Paver,
5: Rob Paver, 6: Islay Lee, 7: Ian Clubb, Str: Gordon Clubb,
Cox: Alan Grover, Cch: Michael Morgan, Emerg: Jim Stride
3rd SA – Bow: Steve Mann, 2: Nick Winter,
3: Tim Willoughby, 4: Henry Duncan, 5: Bruce Keynes, 6: William
Dankbaar, 7: John Bolt, Str: Rob Lang, Cox: Brenton Parsons,
Cch: William Hay, Emergs: Chester McDonald & Mark Hill
4th QLD – Bow:
Trevor Bettenay, 2: James M Alexander, 3: Robert M Alexander, 4:
Joe A Tooma, 5: Chris J Beech, 6: Peter R Zahnleiter, 7: Peter
Van der Broek, Str: Alan R MacPherson, Cox: Michael W Jowlett,
Cch: Terry Mulligan
5th WA – Bow: Ian Hilton, 2: Peter Aberle,
3: Rupert Cattell, 4: Robert Coakley, 5: James Hart, 6: James Burt, 7: Anthony
Gillbanks, Str: Paul Duckett, Cox: David Mulroney, Cchs: Rob
Rowell & William Burbidge, Emergs: Rolly O’Meaghor &
P Hodder
6th TAS – Bow:
Paul E Millington, 2: Kerry J Lynch, 3: Dayle V Wood, 4: Peter
J Downie, 5: Bruce R Heron, 6: Richard A Heron, 7: David J
McCarthy, Str: John Saul, Cox: David Cleary, Cch: Brian J Palmer
The early leaders were SA but NSW soon took over the lead.
By about the 800 metre mark, the Victorians surged to get up
level with NSW. For the next 7-800 metres these three crews
were locked together in a great battle with the others crews
in their wake. In the last 500 metres, the battle was between
NSW and Victoria with Victoria coming home victors by 0.3 seconds
in a great race.
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Men's Interstate Sculling Championship — The
President's Cup
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Times:
7.39.75
7.49.52
7.52.78
8.13.62
8.15.92
8.23.92
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1st NSW – Edward O Hale
2nd VIC – Neil
Mansfield
3rd QLD – Jim Ryan
4th SA – Ray
Harris
5th TAS – Adrian R Marshall
6th WA - Corbet Poynton
This was a convincing win to Ted Hale by 9.77 seconds.
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Men's Interstate Lightweight Four Championship — The
Penrith Cup
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Times:
6.34.45
6.37.22
6.37.25
6.42.83
6.50.87
6.54.91
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1st NSW – Bow: Graham Gardiner, 2:
Clyde Hefer, 3: Michael Smith, Str: Malcolm Campbell, Cch:
Peter Stroud, Emerg: Graham Wearne
2nd WA – Bow: David Curry, 2: Ian Clairs,
3: Wayne Simmons, Str: Chris Curry, Cch: Ken Grant, Emergs: Neil
Kempton, & George Gallo
3rd VIC – Bow:
Phil Gardiner, 2: Tim Hyett, 3: Peter Antonie, Str: Simon Gillett,
Emerg: Charles Bartlett, Cch: Rob Stewart
4th QLD – Bow:
John Bliss, 2: Gavin Kiely, 3: Ross Gibson, Str: Gary Merrett,
Cch: Bob Bleakley
5th TAS – Bow: Ian R Jordan, 2: Maurice
J Barry, 3: Edwin E George, Str: Alistair D C Lewis, Cch: David
Poulson, Emergs: Cameron Chrichton & Kevin M Phillips
6th SA – Bow: Kym Daly, 2: N Taylor, 3:
Richard Hall, Str: M Lang, Cch: Rob Cooper, Emergs: Ron Mobbs & R
Gardiner
As with most of these championships, the racing was fierce.
At the 500 metre mark SA held a narrow lead and by the 1000
metre mark WA held a slight lead. At the 1500 metre mark three
crews stood out, NSW, WA & Victoria in a great struggle.
NSW was the dominant crew in the last 500 metres breaking the
Victorians 9 year hold on this championship. A tight struggle
developed for second placing with WA prevailing over Victoria
by 0.03 seconds.
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Men's Interstate Youth Eight Championship — The
Noel F Wilkinson Trophy
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Times:
6.16.99
6.17.23
6.17.53
6.27.89
6.32.71
6.39.35
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1st VIC
– Bow: Matt Pringle, 2: Cameron Hall, 3: Richard Hall,
4: Michael Keeley, 5: Anthony Hall, 6: Rob Leach, 7: Paul
Reedy, Str: John Michelmore, Cox: David Fischer, Emergs: David
Webster, Emerg: Andrew Craig, Cch: Andrew Michelmore
2nd WA – Bow: Jamie Jones, 2: Neil
Steadman, 3: Chris Strauss, 4: Ben Killerby, 5: Stephen Fisher,
6: Phillip Anderson, 7: Gavin Rezos, Str: Tim Norrish, Cox:
Stephen Annear, Cchs: Peter Shakespear & Murray McHenry,
Emergs: Anthony Lovrich & David Bungey
3rd TAS – Bow: Phillip L Riley, 2:
Kevin A Hayde, 3: Michael R Blake, 4: Phillip R Morrison,
5: Adrian G Young, 6: Russell Hookway, 7: Mark E James, Str:
Ricky A Bird, Cox: Scott M Griggs, Cch: Paul Myler, Emergs:
Andrew Heaton & Ventry J Lightbody
4th NSW – Bow: M Linton-Simkins, 2:
L Heyward, 3: Mark Avakian, 4: L Jones, 5: Steve Peruch, 6: Peter
Hodges, 7: G Stollery, Str: Steve Evans, Cox: S Dadour, Cch:
Frank Male, Emergs: John Cantor & Dominic O’Loughlin
5th SA – Bow: S H J Porter, 2: Darren
C Webb, 3: Brenton Terrell, 4: J E W Moore, 5: Greg J Melbourne,
6: P A Quigley, 7: G A Jones, Str: Jamie C Nicholson, Cox:
Gavin R Treadgold, Cch: P McCullough, Emerg: Mark R Williams
The Victorians established an early lead which they held
throughout the race. A strong challenge by WA in the last 500
metres was only just withstood with WA finishing a narrow second
placing.
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Women's Interstate Four-Oared Championship — The
ULVA Trophy
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Times:
3.45.75
3.58.23
4.12.81
4.18.19
4.26.78
4.40.41
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1st VIC – Bow: Anne Chirnside, 2: Verna
Westwood, 3: Pam Westendorf, Str: Sally Harding, Cox: Susie Palfreyman,
Emerg: Rosemary Hoffman, Cch: David Palfreyman
2nd SA – Bow:
Helen Shiel, 2: L Hildyard, 3: Dale Henrich, Str: Barbara Henrich,
Cox: Zofia Krzemionka, Cch: Robert Russell, Emerg: C Chambers
3rd WA – Bow: E J Roberts, 2: A Balch,
3: R Riddell, Str: T Spurge, Cox: R Bowl, Cch: Conway Stacey,
Emergs: P Fitzpatrick & J Green
4th NSW – Bow:
Klara Lantay, 2: Jane Piper, 3: Anne Piper, Str: Denise Phillips,
Cox: J McGowan, Cch: J Williamson
5th TAS –Bow: K Brimfield, 2: Carole
Males, 3: L Oiderman, Str: Urzula Kay, Cox: F McConnell, Cch:
R Winzenberg
6th QLD – Bow:
J Strong, 2: J Hardie, 3: D Dunlop, Str: Lyn Kelly, Cox: C
Nardi, Emerg: B Jekyll, Cch: A Broad
A strong performance by Victoria who led all the way and finished
with a large margin.
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Women's Interstate Sculling
Championship — The Nell Slatter Trophy
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Times:
4.19.88
4.22.70
4.39.33
4.44.30
4.46.02
5.00.39
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1st VIC – Mary Renouf
2nd VIC no 2 – Rosemary
Hoffman, Cch: Tom Hoffman
3rd VIC no 3 - Leisa Patterson
4th WA – Vanessa
Grant, Cch: Ken Grant
5th WA no 2 – M
T Gibson, Cch: Ken Grant
6th TAS - S Evans, Cch: David Poulson
WA no 3 eliminated in repechage – Joanne
E Green
ACT eliminated in repechage – C
McGrath, Cch: J McGee
NSW No 1 eliminated in repechage – Klara
Lantay
NSW No 2 eliminated in repechage – Denise Phillips
Renouf won by 2.72 seconds from fellow Victorian Hoffman with
a large margin back to third.
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Women's Interstate Lightweight
Four-Oared Championship — The Victoria Cup
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Times:
4.01.74
4.04.14
4.07.59
4.11.00
4.13.32
4.14.24
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1st VIC – Bow: Meryl Evans, 2: Glenda
Bennetts, 3: Barbara Griffiths, Str: Bernadette Mahoney, Cox
Alison Davidson, Cch: Brian Dalton, Emerg: Alison Chinn & M
Nicholson
2nd SA – Bow: Pam Withers,
2: Barbara Phelan, 3: Annette Lowe, Str: Lesley Cummins, Cox: A Levkowicz,
Cch: William Dankbaar, Emerg: L Quigley
3rd NSW -
Sandy Rourke, 2: Gay Allen, 3: Leanne Turner, Str: Karen Williamson,
Cox: Megan Turner, Cch: Malcolm Shaw, Emergs: Kym Brown & Janell
Williams
4th ACT – Bow: Sue Donoghoe,
2: C McGrath, 3: D Cunningham, Str: E Gibbs, Cox: N Rea, Cch:
J McGee, Emerg: S Quinn
5th QLD – Bow:
Caroline Schomberg, 2: H Dunn, 3: Debbie Baskerville, Str:
A Rigby, Cox: L Larsen, Cch: M Sprott, Emerg: B Jekyll
6th WA – Bow: Janet Lankester, 2: T
O’Shannessy, 3: Barbara Kletnieks, Str, C Paxton, Cox:
P Dodson, Cch: Warren Gibson, Emergs: V Cox & M Gibson
TAS no
record of racing but in the programme – Bow:
J March, 2: E Burk, 3: K Williams, Str: S Lockie, Cox: T Best,
Cch: A March
This was a closer Championship than the four and scull but
still a good win by 2.40 seconds for Victoria.
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