1942 Rowing Victoria State Championships

In the absence of Championship Races, which have been abandoned for the duration of the War, arrangements were made for an Open Eight-oared race to be held, to be open to all classes of oarsmen.

Open Eight

(500 metres — for the Carlton & United Breweries Plate)

Time: 000 min 000 sec
Margins: 00000 lengths

1st CrewName - Bow: XXXX, Str: XXXX, Cox: XXXX, Cch: XXXX
2nd CrewName - Bow: XXXX, Str: XXXX, Cox: XXXX, Cch: XXXX
3rd CrewName - Bow: XXXX, Str: XXXX, Cox: XXXX, Cch: XXXX

Comments

Sources

The Victorian Oarsman with a Rowing Register, by John Lang, published by A H Massina and Company 1919.

Victorian Rowing Association, Reports 1903 - 1944.

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