Professional Scullers
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CC GBR 1936 GALLAHER Cigarettes °Sporting Personalities° No. 16 - Ted Phelps (GBR), professional world sculling champion 1930-1932
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CC GBR 1937 ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD - Eric Phelps (GBR), professional sculler
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CC GBR 1937 HIGNETT'S Cigarettes °Champions of 1936° No. 39 - H.R. Pearce (AUS + CAN), professional world sculling champion 1933-1939
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CC GBR 1937 WILL'S CIGARETTES "British Sporting Personalities" No. 46 - Eric Pelps (GBR), professional sculler
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CC GBR 1939 R. & J. HILL °Celebrities of Sport° No. 41 - E. A. Phelps (GBR), professional sculler
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CC GBR FIGOPUZZLE Sudocard °Rowing° No. 03 - Henry Searle (AUS 1866 - 1889), professional WORLD SCULLING CHAMPION 1888 - 1889
GBR magazine "Vanity Fair"
1889 Sept. 7th
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CC USA 1887 ALLEN & GINTER'S °The World's Champions° - John Teemer
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CC USA 1887 ALLEN & GINTER'S °The World's Champions° George Bubear (GBR) #Coll. KA#
George Bubear (1859-1927)
was English Professional Sculling Champion
in 1887 and 1893. In 1894, he set the
world record for the Championship course
from Putney to Mortlake on the Thames.
1896 he was a member of the crew that
won the professional coxless four World
Championship in Texas.
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CC USA 1888 ALLEN & GINTER'S °The World's Champions° - WM. ("Bill") Beach (AUS), professional World Sculling champion 1884-1887
1850 - 1935
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CC USA 1888 ALLEN & GINTER'S CIGARETTES "The World's Champions" George Hosmer
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CC USA 1888 ALLEN & GINTER'S CIGARETTES "The World's Champions" John McKay
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Cinderella GER 1913 ELEKTRA - Professional World Sculling Championship Earnest Barry (GBR) versus Harry Pearce (AUS)
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PC GBR 1911 William Albany (GBR), professional sculler
W. Albany (1877 - 1916) challenged the holder
Ernest Barry in 1911 for the sculling championship
of England and lost on the course from Putney to
Mortlake by seven length.
The postcard carries his signature.
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PC GER 1912 Richard Arnst (NZL), professional Sculling World Champion
Richard Arnst (1883 - 1953) was a professional sculler
from New Zealand (not Australia as indicated in the
description). He won the professional World Championship
six times (1908, 1909, twice 1910, 1911 and 1921).
The photo refers to the year 1912 when he lost his title
in a race against Ernest Barry (GBR) on the Thames
(Putney to Mortlake).
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Print GBR 1868 °The Race for the Championship of the Thames - the Start°
James Renforth (GBR) versus Harry Kelley (GBR) Nov. 17th, 1868
The umpire stands upright in the bow of an eight
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Stamp CAN 1980 July 4th - Edward (Ned) Hanlan (CAN), professional world sculling champion 1880-1884
MI 773
SC 802
SG 985
YV 741
Ned Hanlan (1855 - 1908) was the first
professional sculler who used a sliding seat
