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'''13th August 1881'''<br>
'''13th August 1881'''<br>
''Bell's Life reported:''
''Bell's Life reported:''
An open boat race between John Coulson of Pensher and John Orrick of Low Walker, for £15 a side, was decided on the Wear on Saturday.  The betting was 6 to 4 on Orrick, who had the south side, and who immediately after the start assumed the lead.  [[John Coulson|Coulson]] gamely struggled on against defeat, but wothout avail and Orrick ultimately won by seven lengths.
An open boat race between [[John Coulson]] of Pensher and [[John Orrick]] of Low Walker, for £15 a side, was decided on the Wear on Saturday.  The betting was 6 to 4 on [[John Orrick|Orrick]], who had the south side, and who immediately after the start assumed the lead.  [[John Coulson|Coulson]] gamely struggled on against defeat, but without avail and [[John Orrick|Orrick]] ultimately won by seven lengths.

Latest revision as of 17:09, 21 September 2020

John Coulson was a professional sculler from Penshaw.

13th August 1881
Bell's Life reported: An open boat race between John Coulson of Pensher and John Orrick of Low Walker, for £15 a side, was decided on the Wear on Saturday. The betting was 6 to 4 on Orrick, who had the south side, and who immediately after the start assumed the lead. Coulson gamely struggled on against defeat, but without avail and Orrick ultimately won by seven lengths.