He remained quiet until March, 1878, when he rowed J. R. Hymes, of Stockton, over a two mile course on the Thames, and defeated him; and three weeks later the pair met again on the Tyne, when Hawdon was again the victor.
Three weeks later the pair met again on the River Tyne, when Hawdon was again the victor. He remained quiet until March, 1878, when he rowed J. R. Hymes of Stockton, over a two mile course on the River Thames and defeated him.
He remained quiet until March, 1878, when he rowed J. R. Hymes of Stockton, over a two mile course on the River Thames and defeated him. Three weeks later the pair met again on the River Tyne, when Hawdon was again the victor.
He remained quiet until March, 1878, when he rowed J. R. Hymes of Stockton, over a two mile course on the River Thames and defeated him. Three weeks later the pair met again on the River Tyne, when Hawdon was again the victor.