On HTBS: "The Moment of Epiphany", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: "The Moment of Epiphany", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: On the utter madness to row 200km on the ergometer in a month.
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On HTBS: "All Souls, Null Isle", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: "Surviving the Storm", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: "Great River Race", a poem by Carlos Dominguez.
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On HTBS: "Article of Faith", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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Thank you, much appreciated.
On HTBS: "Riverspeak", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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Sorry, I have not seen any information about date and place for his death.
On HTBS: For those who rowed in West London 40 years ago, William John Colley (1937–2025) was “Young Bill”, a sobriquet to differentiate him from his father, William Charles Colley (1902–1986), “Old Bill”, a waterman and lighterman for 60 years, Tim Koch writes.
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On HTBS: "The Flight Out: Bound for Malmö", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS (2 of 2): Edward H. Jones looks into the life of Jimmy Hamill after his rowing career was over. Hamill coached Yale freshman’s crew in 1873 and had an unusual fitness routine. Hamill had “running scrub races with every passing horse” – Horseplay!
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On HTBS (1 of 2): Edward H. Jones looks into the rowing career of James “Jimmy” Hamill (1838-1876). Edward writes:
"In an era when rowing was America’s most popular spectator sport, no one was a better oarsman than a short and stocky glassblower from Pittsburgh."
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On HTBS: "Moving From Stillness", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: The Winklevoss Brothers Donate Record $6.5M to USRowing
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On HTBS: USRowing Medal of Honor Now the Anita DeFrantz Medal of Honor.
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On HTBS: In a press release The National Rowing Foundation (NRF) announces the Class of 2025 National Rowing Hall of Fame® inductions. The ceremony will be at the NRF US Team Reunion Tent at the Head of the Charles Regatta on Saturday, October 18 at 4:00 PM.
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On HTBS: "Each Moment A Poem is Happening", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: "Signing On For the Voyage", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: Farewell River and Rowing Museum. We are sad to see you go.
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On HTBS: "The Elevated Moment", a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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Hello James, I just sent you Bill Miller's email address. Please send him an email. I hope you still have the gmail address I have on file. I will let him know that you will be in contact with him.
On HTBS: In his essay “The Beaver and the Bird”, Edward H. Jones writes about three races between the Canadian professional sculling champion Edward “Ned” Hanlan and the American professional sculling champion Charles E. Courtney – a sculling rivalry mired in controversy.
On HTBS: Ben Lowings writes about rowing a salmon seiner boat. Ben is a member of the Starcross Fishing and Cruising Club, which is a community-based sports and leisure club located on the western shores of the Exe Estuary in Starcross, south of Exeter in Devon.
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On HTBS: Bill Miller writes about the Hillsdale RC Four, the Hillsdales, of Michigan, who out of nowhere became the 1879 National Amateur Champions. They continued their success the following years. However, they were ignored by the ARA when they went to England.
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On HTBS: "The Rower, Light" a poem by Philip Kuepper.
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On HTBS: Part I - Tim Koch follows his 15th Coat and Badge, which was won by Coran Cherry from Globe Rowing Club.
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On HTBS: Anyone associated with rowing or boating in West London and the wider watermen’s community will be saddened to hear of the death, aged 83, of Chas Newens, ‘Chas the boat’. For many years Newens drove the umpire launch at the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race.
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