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N.S.W. CHAMPIONSHIPS. I [BY CABLE —PIiESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] | SYDNEY. February 5. I The season’s most, important rowing race, al the Nepean River regatta, on Saturday, the State champion ; eightv as by the llabcrlmld 'cr<w. by otic length from the I’itt- ! water crim. wliidt v. as second, an t the police c.rew third. The titleholders. Nor;]) Shor ■-. finished fifth. The time was 17mm ISsec. Habertield also won the Mr idea Fours' of one mile, and light ■-.■ eight .Maiden Fours of one mile. i The Ligh; weight Champion. Fours was won by .Balmain, after a re-row with Mosman, with whom they had th d. i A. surprise re-nit was the heavy-
eight champi. n sculls, which was I won by (’. Pearce, who beat the police 'champion. Herb Turner, by twenty lengths. His time was 2(.)min 41 3-5 ' sec.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 February 1939, Page 3
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