History of the South Australian Schools Head of the River rowing regatta

1943 South Australian Schools' Head of the River

Thursday, 15 April – Torrens Lake:

The 1943 SA Head of the River on Torrens Lake featured the following events:

- First Eight

- Clinker Fours (Seconds)

- Open Tub Fours (Slides)

- Under 16 Tub Fours (Slides)

- Under 15 Tub Fours (Slides)

The Advertiser wrote that Scotch College won their first Gosse Shield since 1940, whilst also taking out the Clinker Fours. Prince Alfred College won the Open Tub Four, whilst Adelaide High School won both the Under 16 and 15 Tub Fours.

Organising Committee:

South Australian Rowing Association

Officials:

(unknown)

First Eight

Gosse Shield

½ mile

Time: NTT

Margin: unknown

1st Scotch College –

Clinker Four (Seconds)

Wallman Trophy

½ mile

Time:

Margin:

1st Scotch College –

Open Tub Four (Slides)

¼ mile

Time:

Margin:

1st Prince Alfred College –

Under 16 Tub Four (Slides)

¼ mile

Time:

Margin:

1st Adelaide High School –

Under 15 Tub Four (Slides)

¼ mile

Time:

Margin:

1st Adelaide High School –

Sources

OUT AMONG THE PEOPLE (1943, 19 April), The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA: 1931 – 1954), p. 6, Retrieved January 24 2024, from https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/48909367

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