1913-1914 Rowing Victoria State Championships

1^st Len Sydney Davis, Albert Park

2^nd T Barrell, South Melbourne

3^rd E T J Kerby, Civil Service

4^th M Commons, Ballarat

Lower Yarra, 15^th November, 1913. The race was rowed over the 2 1/2 mile course, finishing at the big crane near Spencer-street. Four entries were received, and the race resulted in an easy victory for L. Davis (Albert Park). M. Commons (Ballarat) capsized early in the race. Mr. Davis is congratulated on his first victory in this event.

1^st Ballarat – Bow: E B Cochran, Str: E Lawrie, Cox: G Woolcott

2^nd Albert Park

3^rd Civil Service

4^th Mercantile - Bow: J Morrison, Str: Jud Harding

5^th Banks

6^th Essendon

7^th Richmond

8^th South Melbourne

9^th Yarra Yarra

Lower Yarra, 15^th November, 1913. The course chosen for this race was a perfectly straight mile from the entrance to Victoria Dock to the No. 12 wharf, and proved very satisfactory. Nine crews entered and all started. Ballarat proved the winners and is complemented on securing its first Pair-oared Championship. 

1^st Albert Park – Bow: D Laird, 2: S Pedder, 3: F Johnson, Str: H S Dickinson, Cox: R Duncan

2^nd Ballarat

3^rd Footscray City

4^th Civil Service

5^th Essendon

6^th Hawthorn

Lower Yarra, 13^th December, 1913. Six clubs entered crews for this event, which was again won by the Albert Park Club. 

1^st Albert Park – Bow: C W Croft, 2: D Laird, 3: C P Leslie, 4: R Jenkin, 5: S Pedder, 6: Charles Donald, 7: F Johnson, Str: H S Dickinson, Cox: R Duncan

2^nd Nagambie

3^rd Civil Service

Lower Yarra, 21^st March, 1914. Albert Park, Nagambie, and Civil Service entered for this event, and the first-named club is to be congratulated on securing its sixth consecutive win. Nagambie finished second, after a fine race, being beaten by a length and a quarter.