Tag: Wingfield Sculls
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
The 2011 Wingfield’s Is Coming Up
The Story Of Wally Kinnear, Or ‘Not Tonight…’
Vivian Nickalls: A Successful Sculler
Chris Dodd On Tony Fox
Hear The Boat Sing 