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Jack Woodhouse

Mersey Rowing Club (TAS)

1907 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Club Maiden Four, three seat - First¹

1908 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Maiden Four, three seat - First²

1908 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Maiden Eight, five seat - Second³

1908 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Youths Four, three seat - Second⁴

1908 - Tamar Regatta, Men's Maiden Eight, five seat - First⁵

1908 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship five seat – Third

1909 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Junior Eight, five seat - First⁶

1909 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Youths Four, three seat - Second⁷

1909 - Mersey Regatta, Devonport Purse for Fours, three seat - Second⁸

1909 - Mersey Regatta, Men's Junior Pair, stroke - First⁹

1909 - Tamar Regatta, men's Senior Eight, five seat - Third¹⁰

1909 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship five seat – First

1910 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship five seat – Third

1912 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship seven seat – Second

1909 Tasmanian Interstate Champion Eight - Woodhouse third from the left, back row, partially obscured

Steve Roll
June 2021

Sources:

Launceston Daily Telegraph 28/10/1907, page 3
North West Advocate 2/01/1908, page 3
ditto
Launceston Daily Telegraph 2/1/1908, page 8
Launceston Daily Telegraph 21/2/1908, page 3
North West Advocate 2/1/1909, page 5
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ditto
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Launceston Daily Telegraph, 11/2/1909, page 6

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