
Tag: Wingfield Sculls


B. H. Howell: The Diamonds Winner in 1898 and 1899

May Time IV: Family Connections

The Boat Race: From Vitaphone To YouTube

The 2022 Wingfields: The Championship Course Lives up to its Name

The 2022 Wingfield Sculls: Who Will Be Best Of The Best?

Paul Bunyan at Putney Bridge Or High-Baller in a Boat?

The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part II: The Salters and the Glory Years

The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part I: Preamble

John Hawks Clasper, His Father’s Son. Part I: The Professional Oarsman

East is East – Or is He?

The 2021 Wingfield Sculls: History Against the Stream

Champions Return to the Championship Course

Head-ing in the Right Direction

Doggett’s 2021: History and Pageantry, Rivalry and Fraternity

The 306th Doggett’s: Worth the Wait

Doug Melvin: The Champion’s Champion

A Silver Lining for a Blue Cloud?

Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole

Donald Gollan: The Nearly Man

Guy Rixon: The Writing Sculler

Percy Hansen: Valour Personified

St George Ashe, Part II: Saint George or Don Quixote?

St George Ashe, Part I: A Dragon Slayer?

The Cerebral Giant

The 2021 Oxford – Cambridge Boat Race: E to L

The 2020 Wingfields: Six of the Best (Twice)

The 2020 Wingfield Sculls: Following the Rule of Six

NF20

Fishing for Compliments

Sue Bushnell: Bert’s Blades

May Time II

It Gets Verse and Verse: Hargrave, An Aquatic McGonagall

Back To The Futures

The 2019 Wingfield Sculls: Best Scullers Forever

Jack Beresford: Schoolboy, Soldier and Sportsman

Picture Post: More From The HTBS Photo Archive

HTBS@10: A Decade of Decisive Moments

F. S. Kelly: A Virtuoso at the Oars and the Piano

Liquid History On Tap

Wingfields 2018: The Thames Has Two New Champions

Something in The City

Moving Pictures

Comic Cuts: A Few Hints on the Subject of Oarsmanship

The Rule of a ‘Click’: The End of Writing on Rowing? – Part I

More Plumbs From The Nickalls Family*

The 2017 Wingfield Sculls: ‘A vision of glorious amateurism’

Who will be The Champions of the Thames?

A BBC Series That Will Float Your Boat

Ghosts of Doggett’s Past

The Fallen Are Not Forgotten

Blue Moods

International Women’s Day 2017: A Rowing Viewpoint

Part III: The Extraordinary Mr Woodgate

Morris Morris: So Good They Named Him Twice – Part II: Promise Unfulfilled, 1923-1925

Morris Morris: So Good They Named Him Twice – Part I: The Remarkable Years, 1922-1923

The 2016 Wingfields: Races of Champions

Fantastic Mr Fox and His Relatives*

Guardsmen In A Row, Part II: The Brigade of Guards Boat Club

Remembering ‘Auld Acquaintance’

The Website of Champions

The 2015 Wingfield Sculls: Champions All

‘”A Yank at Cambridge” is superb’

On Jock Wise

New Rowing Book: A Yank at Cambridge – B.H. Howell: The Forgotten Champion

The 2014 Wingfield Sculls: ‘Held By The Best’

The First Englishman….

1898 Wingfields: ‘a most extraordinary contest’

Wingfields: Champions of the Thames 2013

Tim Koch: Wingfields – The Race of Champions

Rowing History Footnote: Towns Followed by Mishaps in London

Wingfields on Cigarette Cards

2012 Wingfield Sculls: A Truly Tough Trial by the Thames

Wingfield Sculls 2012 Results

The Draw for the 172nd Wingfield Sculls

New Book: Rowing In Britain

The Wingfields Dinner

Film On 2011 Wingfield Sculls

Tim Koch On 2011 Wingfield Sculls
