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James Fawcett was a professional oarsman. | James Fawcett was a professional oarsman from South Shields on the River Tyne.<br> | ||
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'''May 1877'''<br> | |||
''Bell's Life reported:''<br> | |||
[[Anthony Scott]] of Willington Quay and [[James Fawcett]] of South Shields rowed from the High level Bridge to the High Elswick Gangway for £50 and there was a great deal of interest manifested in the affair. [[Anthony Scott|Scott]] was the non-favourite but he suffered a most undoubted defeat. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:55, 4 January 2021
James Fawcett was a professional oarsman from South Shields on the River Tyne.
May 1877
Bell's Life reported:
Anthony Scott of Willington Quay and James Fawcett of South Shields rowed from the High level Bridge to the High Elswick Gangway for £50 and there was a great deal of interest manifested in the affair. Scott was the non-favourite but he suffered a most undoubted defeat.