History of Leichhardt Rowing Club

On these Bright Waters - A Centennial History of Leichhardt Rowing Club 1886-1986
Reproduced with permission of the author Merle Kavanagh

Introduction

Chapters

Appendices

Appendix 8—International Representatives

1919 PEACE REGATTA HENLEY
AIF Crew No. 1	T. McGILL
	H. HAUENSTEIN
AIF Crew No. 2	J. COGLE
	0. J. WOOD

OLYMPIC GAMES
1912	H. HAUENSTEIN
1924	A. G. BULL
1952	D. R. ANDERSON
	M. D. FINLAY
	N. GREENWOOD
	G. WILLIAMSON
1956	D. R. ANDERSON
	P. M. EVATT
	J. HARRISON
	G. WILLIAMSON
	S. A. MACKENZIE
1960	E. CURTAIN (Coach)
	S. A. MACKENZIE
1968	P. J. DICKSON

BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES
1950	E. 0. LONGLEY (Eight)
1954	D. R. ANDERSON (Pair & four)
	P. M. EVATT (Single & Four)
	L. ROBBERDS (Cox of four)
	G. WILLIAMSON (Pair & four)
	P. M. EVATT (Scull)
1958	N. CLINTON (Eight & four)
	R. CURRALL (Eight)
	L. ROBBERDS (Cox eight)
	S. ROLL (Pair)
	V. SCHWEIKERT (Eight)
	P. WADDINGTON (Four & eight)
	E. 0. LONGLEY (Coach of eight)
	S. MACKENZIE (Single & double scull)

1950 eight won gold, 1954 four won gold, 1954 pair bronze, 1958 eight silver, 1958 frour silver, 1958 pair bronze, 1958 single gold and 1958 double scull silver.

HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA
1912	H. HAUENSTEIN
1924	A.G. BULL
1952	D. R. ANDERSON
	M. D. FINLAY
	N. GREENWOOD
	G. WILLIAMSON
1957	S. MACKENZIE
1958	S. MACKENZIE
	N. CLINTON
	R. CURRALL
	E. 0. LONGLEY (Coach)
	L. ROBBERDS (Cox)
	S. ROLL
	V. SCHWEIKERT
	P. WADDINGTON
1959	S. MACKENZIE
1960	S. MACKENZIE
1961	S. MACKENZIE

In 1912, the Australian crew won the Grand Challenge Cup, and Stuart MacKenzie won the Diamond Sculls in 1957, 58, 59 & 60.

NEW ZEALAND
1940	L. ROBINSON
1951	D. R. ANDERSON
	G. C. DAVIES (Manager)
	M. D. FINLAY
	N. GREENWOOD
1957	S. MACKENZIE

In 1951, Australia won the Centennial Eights and Champion Eights of New Zealand. In 1957, Stuart MacKenzie was successful in the sculling championship.

ROYAL CANADIAN HENLEY REGATTA
1980	K. BROWN
	S. ROURKE
	J. WILLIAMS
1981	S. ROURKE

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