SARRY STILL THE CHAMPION OARSMAN OP ENGLAND: THE RACE IN WFICH THE ENGLISHMAN SUCCESSFULLY DEPENDED HIS TITLE AGAINST THE AUSTRALIAN, FOGWELL. . —Central News, Photo. Ernest Barry, of Wandsworth, easily defeated W. H. Fogwell, of New South Wales, the champion of New Zealand, for the English championship, on the Thames recently. Since Barry won the title from George Towns, in 1908, he has twice cuccessfully defended it, on the previous occasion against another Englishman, W. Albany. The photograph shows the oarsmen passing Hammersmith Bridge, where Barry took the lead.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14820, 25 October 1911, Page 10
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88SARRY STILL THE CHAMPION OARSMAN OP ENGLAND: THE RACE IN WFICH THE ENGLISHMAN SUCCESSFULLY DEPENDED HIS TITLE AGAINST THE AUSTRALIAN, FOGWELL. . —Central News, Photo. Ernest Barry, of Wandsworth, easily defeated W. H. Fogwell, of New South Wales, the champion of New Zealand, for the English championship, on the Thames recently. Since Barry won the title from George Towns, in 1908, he has twice cuccessfully defended it, on the previous occasion against another Englishman, W. Albany. The photograph shows the oarsmen passing Hammersmith Bridge, where Barry took the lead. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14820, 25 October 1911, Page 10
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