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[[North Hylton Rowing Club]] is presumed to have only been in existence for a brief period and their exact location is not known, although it is suspected they were in Ferryboat Lane, which is the riverside road at North Hylton. Although records exist of entries in the Durham Regattas of 1902, 1903 & 1904, newspaper coverage is brief and only appears to mention their prowess on the soccer field rather than on the water.  It was common practice for newspapers to publish details of challenges, both in rowing and other sports, when they were made and accepted and in this case, the prizes appeared to be no more than for a supper!<br>
[[North Hylton Rowing Club]] is presumed to have only been in existence for a brief period of a few years, and their exact location is not known, although it is suspected they were in Ferryboat Lane, North Hylton. Although records exist of entries in the Durham Regattas of 1899 through to 1904, newspaper coverage is brief and only appears to mention their prowess on the soccer field rather than on the water.  It was common practice for newspapers to publish details of challenges, both in rowing and other sports, as they were made and accepted, and in this case, the prizes appeared to be no more than for a supper!<br>
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'''18th January 1899'''<br>
'''18th January 1899'''<br>
''The Sunderland Daily Echo reported:''<br>
''The Sunderland Daily Echo reported:''<br>
The [[North Hylton Rowing Club]] accept the challenge of the South Hylton Rowing Club for a supper on any convenient date. Tomkinson Wilkinson.<br>
The [[North Hylton Rowing Club]] accept the football challenge of the South Hylton Rowing Club for a supper on any convenient date. Tomkinson Wilkinson.<br>
...and one week later the teams were announced: [[South Hylton Rowing Club]] v. [[North Hylton Rowing Club]] - South Hylton: Daniels, Gray Stothard, Spoors, King, Fulcher, Heron, 'Ridley' Broad, Daniels, and Talbot; reserve, Potts. North Hylton: Oliver, Tomkinson, Wilkinson, Brown, Shaw, Trett, Brown, Trench, Riley, Bell, and Bartley ; reserve, Molan.<br>
...and one week later the teams were announced: [[South Hylton Rowing Club]] v. [[North Hylton Rowing Club]] - South Hylton: Daniels, Gray Stothard, Spoors, King, Fulcher, Heron, 'Ridley' Broad, Daniels, and Talbot; reserve, Potts. North Hylton: Oliver, Tomkinson, Wilkinson, Brown, Shaw, Trett, Brown, Trench, Riley, Bell, and Bartley ; reserve, Molan.<br>
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Latest revision as of 15:24, 2 March 2021

North Hylton Rowing Club is presumed to have only been in existence for a brief period of a few years, and their exact location is not known, although it is suspected they were in Ferryboat Lane, North Hylton. Although records exist of entries in the Durham Regattas of 1899 through to 1904, newspaper coverage is brief and only appears to mention their prowess on the soccer field rather than on the water. It was common practice for newspapers to publish details of challenges, both in rowing and other sports, as they were made and accepted, and in this case, the prizes appeared to be no more than for a supper!

18th January 1899
The Sunderland Daily Echo reported:
The North Hylton Rowing Club accept the football challenge of the South Hylton Rowing Club for a supper on any convenient date. Tomkinson Wilkinson.
...and one week later the teams were announced: South Hylton Rowing Club v. North Hylton Rowing Club - South Hylton: Daniels, Gray Stothard, Spoors, King, Fulcher, Heron, 'Ridley' Broad, Daniels, and Talbot; reserve, Potts. North Hylton: Oliver, Tomkinson, Wilkinson, Brown, Shaw, Trett, Brown, Trench, Riley, Bell, and Bartley ; reserve, Molan.

Durham Regatta Entry 1899
1899 Durham Regatta Chancellors Plate

17th October 1900
The Sunderland Daily Echo reported:
Castletown Miners challenge the North Hylton Rowing Club at a game of football for a supper Mr George Oliver's, North Hylton on the first convenient date. R.W. Cook, 51, Castle Street, Hylton Colliery.

Durham Regatta Entry - Chancellors Plate 1900
1900 Durham Regatta Chancellors Plate

Durham Regatta Entry - Professional Four Oared Race 1901
1901 Durham Regatta Professional Four Oared Race

24th January 1902
The Sunderland Daily Echo named another football team:
North Hylton Villa v. North Hylton Rowing Club - at North Hylton, 2.30. Villa: Adams, French, Sykes, Brown, Colquhoun, Newby, Trett, Walker, Banks, Anderson, and Calvert. Referee, Mr Trett, Sen.

Durham Regatta Entry - Chancellors Plate 1902
1902 Durham regatta Chancellors Plate

Durham Regatta Entry - Professional Four-oared Handicap 1902
1902 Durham Regatta Professional Four Oared Handicap

Durham Regatta Entry - Professional Four-oared Handicap 1903
1903 Durham Regatta Professional four-oared Handicap Event

Durham Regatta Entry - Professional Four-oared Handicap 1904
1904 Durham Regatta Professional Four oared Handicap