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1458:Loss of World Title
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2510:25 September
2508:. Retrieved
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2196:"Ned Hanlan"
2190:
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1965:
1663:won easily.
1625:Wallace Ross
1551:Ross and Lee
1475:Tom Clifford
1416:Nepean, Aust
1397:Wallace Ross
1234:Rhode Island
1147:October 1879
1000:Wallace Ross
993:St John N.B.
990:Kennebecasis
968:Cape Vincent
870:Wallace Ross
768:Many top men
762:Philadelphia
644:$ 100 a side
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293:Philadelphia
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278:Emanuel Hahn
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105:79°21′46.4″W
77:(1908-01-04)
57:12 July 1855
18:
2589:1908 deaths
2584:1855 births
2333:13 November
2305:13 November
2168:Kidd, Bruce
2065:23 Jun 1892
1933:24 Jul 1893
1896:£500 a side
1879:27 Nov 1888
1869:£500 a side
1855:World Title
1852:28 Sep 1888
1832:Rockhampton
1826:13 Jun 1888
1816:£500 a side
1802:World Title
1776:World Title
1773:26 Nov 1887
1760:John Teemer
1749:13 Aug 1887
1721:23 Jul 1887
1695:30 May 1887
1674:Jamaica Bay
1588:25 Jun 1886
1575:John Teemer
1563:24 Oct 1885
1542:3-way match
1514:23 Jul 1885
1504:£500 a side
1490:World Title
1487:28 May 1885
1452:£500 a side
1438:World Title
1435:16 Aug 1884
1413:World Title
1410:22 May 1884
1387:World Title
1384:18 Jul 1883
1363:World Title
1360:30 May 1883
1337:World Title
1322:Robert Boyd
1313:World Title
1299:£500 a side
1285:World Title
1282:14 Feb 1881
1257:World Title
1254:15 Nov 1880
1228:17 Jun 1880
1215:James Riley
1203:26 May 1880
1175:19 May 1880
1121:18 Aug 1879
1110:£200 a side
1093:16 Jun 1879
1080:John Hawdon
1015:12 Aug 1878
987:31 Jul 1878
923:Evan Morris
911:20 Jun 1878
891:Toronto Bay
885:15 May 1878
857:15 Oct 1877
807:26 Jun 1877
782:13 Jun 1876
731:12 Aug 1876
635:Toronto Bay
540:Mississauga
455:Nova Scotia
423:, in 1896.
175:Predecessor
130:Nationality
117: /
102:43°40′4.2″N
65:Canada West
2578:Categories
2256:0772014469
2231:0919567223
2135:References
2099:5 Sep 1892
2031:8 Aug 1891
2008:George Lee
2002:5 Jun 1886
1988:Opposition
1973:Date (DMY)
1906:1 Sep 1892
1892:Bill Beach
1888:3.25 miles
1861:3.25 miles
1808:3.25 miles
1799:5 May 1888
1786:Bill Beach
1782:3.25 miles
1668:1 Sep 1886
1639:9 Aug 1886
1613:1 Jul 1886
1539:7 Sep 1885
1500:Bill Beach
1496:3.25 miles
1472:3.25 miles
1463:7 Feb 1885
1448:Bill Beach
1444:3.25 miles
1343:4.25 miles
1334:1 May 1882
1319:3m, 760yds
1310:3 Apr 1882
1291:4.25 miles
1263:4.25 miles
1102:3m, 760yds
1077:3m, 760yds
1068:8 May 1879
1040:3 Oct 1878
962:4 Jul 1878
943:Brockville
937:1 Jul 1878
831:4 Jul 1877
726:in spring
700:in spring
650:in summer
589:Opposition
577:Date (DMY)
532:Ned Hanlan
461:Later life
412:Bill Beach
313:River Tyne
252:Early life
189:Bill Beach
53:1855-07-12
25:Ned Hanlan
2298:The Times
1997:Comments
1655:, J McKay
1523:2.5 miles
1260:Thames UK
598:Comments
561:in 2002.
522:Australia
491:pneumonia
280:, on the
185:Successor
170:1880–1884
94:, Toronto
2496:oshof.ca
2462:Archived
2170:(1994).
1994:Win/Lose
1752:US Title
1727:New York
1724:US Title
1701:New York
1698:US Title
1651:Hosmer,
1566:US Title
1390:New York
1150:US Title
1027:9 others
949:7 others
595:Win/Lose
487:New York
475:alderman
234:alderman
230:hotelier
134:Canadian
2544:Boating
2433:25 July
2205:12 July
2011:Toronto
1979:Partner
1942:3 miles
1915:2 miles
1912:Toronto
1835:3 miles
1755:Toronto
1677:3 miles
1642:Regatta
1393:4 miles
1369:3 miles
1240:Various
1164:$ 6,000
1133:Various
1074:Tyne UK
1049:5 miles
1043:Lachine
974:Various
965:Regatta
940:Regatta
894:2 miles
866:5 miles
834:Regatta
765:3 miles
664:2 miles
661:Toronto
548:Vaughan
514:Toronto
414:on the
311:on the
307:to the
301:England
238:Toronto
226:sculler
161:sculler
61:Toronto
2565:
2546:, 1888
2539:, 1905
2392:
2253:
2228:
2122:$ 1500
2088:$ 1500
1985:Length
1628:$ 3000
1603:$ 1500
1569:Albany
1366:Boston
1340:Thames
1288:Thames
1243:$ 5000
1057:$ 8000
1046:Canada
1004:$ 2000
900:$ 2000
586:Length
501:Legacy
451:Pictou
352:again.
232:, and
222:Hanlan
214:Edward
195:Spouse
148:Height
1991:Stake
1976:Event
1936:Match
1909:Match
1882:Match
1829:Match
1671:Match
1616:Match
1591:Match
1517:Match
1466:Match
1071:Match
888:Match
860:Match
785:match
743:McKen
592:Stake
580:Event
236:from
203:Notes
156:Title
2563:IMDb
2512:2014
2435:2014
2335:2023
2307:2023
2251:ISBN
2226:ISBN
2207:2024
1316:Tyne
1271:£400
1099:Tyne
1083:£400
756:1876
705:1876
680:1876
655:1875
629:1875
603:1874
167:Term
72:Died
43:Born
2561:at
2275:by
291:at
218:Ned
2580::
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2284:^
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