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Not a great deal is known about the Empire Rowing Club. It is thought to have existed at the Ouseburn, in Newcastle. The [[Tweed Amateur Rowing Club]] had a promising sculler W.H. MacDonald, mentioned in that Club's archives amongst these pages who started his rowing at [[Tweed Amateur Rowing Club|Tweed ARC]], moved to Hull, then returned to Newcastle and joined the [[Empire Rowing Club]]. MacDonald competed in three Christmas Handicap events at Newcastle and in the 1894 race lost by 3/4 length to Wallace Ross of the All Black Brunswick Rowing Club. | Not a great deal is known about the Empire Rowing Club. It is thought to have existed at the Ouseburn, in Newcastle. The [[Tweed Amateur Rowing Club]] had a promising sculler W.H. MacDonald, mentioned in that Club's archives amongst these pages who started his rowing at [[Tweed Amateur Rowing Club|Tweed ARC]], moved to Hull, then returned to Newcastle and joined the [[Empire Rowing Club]]. MacDonald competed in three Christmas Handicap events at Newcastle and in the 1894 race lost by 3/4 length to Wallace Ross of the All Black Brunswick Rowing Club.<br> | ||
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[[Tyne United Rowing Club]] was founded in 1946 to provide a home for the remnants of the [[Empire Rowing Club|Empire]], [[Hawthorn Rowing Club|Hawthorn]], [[Gateshead and District Rowing Club|Gateshead & District]] and [[Walker Amateur Rowing Club|Walker]] & Wallsend clubs. | |||
Revision as of 20:06, 19 January 2022
Not a great deal is known about the Empire Rowing Club. It is thought to have existed at the Ouseburn, in Newcastle. The Tweed Amateur Rowing Club had a promising sculler W.H. MacDonald, mentioned in that Club's archives amongst these pages who started his rowing at Tweed ARC, moved to Hull, then returned to Newcastle and joined the Empire Rowing Club. MacDonald competed in three Christmas Handicap events at Newcastle and in the 1894 race lost by 3/4 length to Wallace Ross of the All Black Brunswick Rowing Club.
Tyne United Rowing Club was founded in 1946 to provide a home for the remnants of the Empire, Hawthorn, Gateshead & District and Walker & Wallsend clubs.