1914-1915 Rowing Victoria State Championships

1^st B G T Kelly, Yarra Yarra

2^nd C Collyer, Barwon

Lower Yarra, 20^th March, 1915. Only to competitors entered for this event, but they provided the most exciting race yet seen in the Sculling Championship. The result was in doubt right throughout the race, which was won by B. G. T. Kelly (Yarra Yarra) from C. Collyer (Barwon). The winner is congratulated on his first championship victory. 

1^st Ballarat – Bow: E B Cochran, Str: E Lawrie, Cox: G Woolcott

2^nd Wendouree - Bow: A Adams, Str: B Humffray, Cox: U Harvey

3^rd Richmond - Bow J Johnston, Str: R Jenkin, Cox: W Waltho

4^th South Melbourne - Bow: T Barrell, Str: G Barrell, Cox: E James

5^th Civil Service - Bow:E W Burne, Str: N S Walker, Cox: F Burdett

6^th Hawthorn - Bow: J C Kohlman, Str: H B Kirsch, Cox: G Arnold

7^th Essendon - Bow: A F Wisharrt, Str: H R Newall, Cox: W Smith

8^th Albert Park - Bow: F Johnson, Str: S Pedder, Cox: R Duncan

Did not start: Mercantile: Bow: P Wade, Str: A Harvey, Cox: A Hyem

Lower Yarra, 14^th November, 1914. The fine entry of nine crews was received for the Pair-oared Championship, the title being retained by the holders, the Ballarat Club. Mercantile did not start. The winners are congratulated on their second victory.

1^st Albert Park – Bow: C P Leslie, 2: S Pedder, 3: F Johnson, Str: D Laird, Cox: R Duncan

2^nd Essendon

3^rd Civil Service

4^th Nagambie

5^th Ballarat

6^th Banks

7^th Richmond

Lower Yarra, 12^th December, 1914. Seven crews faced the starter for this event, which was also won by Albert Park.

1^st Albert Park – Bow: C P Leslie, 2: R T Leslie, 3: W Loud, 4: L H McBrien, 5: J Stewart, 6: W Steinle, 7: J Hale, Str: D Laird, Cox: R Duncan

2^nd Corio Bay

3^rd Civil Service

4^th Essendon

5^th South Melbourne

6^th Footscray City

Lower Yarra, 20^th March, 1915. This event attracted the fine entry of six crews, and resulted in a magnificent race. Corio Bay held a slight lead to within a few lengths of the finish, when a fine sprint by Albert Park deprived the Geelong crew of victory (and the senior premiership) by the narrow margin of three feet. The winners are congratulated on their seventh consecutive victory in this event.