Tag: Olympic Rowing
Record Numbers Go to the Olympic Rowing
Mahé Drysdale Retires: “One Hell of a Ride”
U.S. Crews Going to Tokyo
Rowing Brits Going to the Olympics
Dr Spock: Rower and Radical
John Beresford on His Father, Jack Beresford
Rowing Around The Bay
Tim Talks
Mike Nicholson: A Life of Rowing and Filming
Doug Melvin: The Champion’s Champion
Not Without Some Snags
Results from World Cup I
Italian Rower Filippo Mondelli Dies
Perseverance Culminating in Shared Joy – Frances Houghton’s Journey
Olympic Champion Conn Findlay Dies
Keep it in the Family
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)
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
Hear The Boat Sing 