Tag: Olympic Rowing
Bernhard von Gaza: Olympian, Champion Sculler, Writer and Soldier
1950 British Empire Games: “A Flying Visit”
The Boat Race Welcomes The Heavenly Twins
Maurice Phelps: Chronicler of the Dynasty
Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole
Donald Gollan: The Nearly Man
Guy Rixon: The Writing Sculler
Percy Hansen: Valour Personified
Simon Crosse: London RC’s Architect Dies
Jurgen Grobler on 50 Years in the Coaching Launch
Paul Kölliker: The Two-Metre Swiss Scribe
St George Ashe, Part I: A Dragon Slayer?
Kathleen Heddle – Three-Time Olympic Champion Dies
Bill Windham, RIP: A Great Oarsman
Reverting To Type
The Cerebral Giant
The Burnell Albums
Martin: A Cross that’s Good to Bear
Ouse-ing with Talent: The 2021 Boat Race Trials
Winning Ways…
In Living Colour
The Importance of Weil, Thomas E.
Rowing Books for Christmas III
Rowing Books for Christmas II
Rowing Books for Christmas I
Coasting into the Olympics as the Lights go out?
The 1937 Oxford Crew at Ranelagh
The 13-Year-Old Boy with an Olympic Coxless Pairs Medal
The Unquiet Australian
Sam Mackenzie (1936 – 2020): Larrikin and Oarsman
The 2020 Wingfields: Six of the Best (Twice)
Attention… D’oh!
Coastal Rowing: A Boxing Match on Water
Stamp of Approval for the Rule of Six
Roger Angell: This Old Man at 100
Gavin Jamieson: Jumbo’s 1927 Metropolitan Medal
Mannheim in Monochrome
The Olympic Champion Steps Down
Railroaded in Berlin
Mark Blandford-Baker: A Letter of Recommendation
Elizabeth Burnell: My Father’s “A Flying Visit”
Sue Bushnell: Bert’s Blades
John Schoonover: A Navy Medal
Sportswriters and Rowing Correspondents
John Beresford: My Dad’s Scull
Chris Dodd: A Few of my Favourite Things
Annie Vernon Wins Telegraph Sports Book Award
Thor Nilsen: The Great God and the Big Teacher – Part II
Thor Nilsen: Rowing’s Global Coach – Part I
Putting Rowers on a Pedestal
Living at a Noisy Hotel at the 1936 Olympic
What will Compare to this? – Nothing!
Fair Games
A Most Beautiful Thing
Rowing & People of Colour: A Few of the Few
Rowing: Time To Do The Right Thing
Clubs and Boathouses of the Tideway: Part III
Clubs and Boathouses of the Tideway: Part II
The Literate and Rowing Lewises – II
The Long and the Short Of It
Don Spero: The 1966 World Sculling Champion
The Red Rose Crew is Hitting the Big Screen
The Other Parts of Rowing (TOPOR) V – Accidents and Agonies Across the Finish Line
Regatta’s Presses Fall Silent
An Exclusive Interview with Vicky Thornley
The Unique Badge of Sir T. A. Cook
The Other Parts of Rowing (TOPOR) III – Lying Down on the Job
May Time II
The Other Parts of Rowing (TOPOR) II – In the Tank
John Hall-Craggs, 1931 – 2020: A quiet man who got things done
RIP Eric Verdonk 1959 – 2020
Henley and Tokyo
Jumbo Edwards: Oarsman, Coach and RAF Pilot – Part IV
Jumbo Edwards: Oarsman, Coach and RAF Pilot – Part II
Jumbo Edwards: Oarsman, Coach and RAF Pilot – Part I
Valentine’s Day: Hugs, Kisses and Rowmance
What’s the Best Place for a Coxswain?
The 2020 Power Ten Dinner: “Creatures Great and Small”
