Career
He also partnered Playford in the Silver Goblets in which they were runners-up to Nottidge and Casamajor. Paine partnered Casamajor in the Silver Goblets in 1859 when they were runners up to Edmond Warre and John Arkell.
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James Paine
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In 1853 he won the Wingfield Sculls, the amateur championship of the River Thames, against Stephen Rippingall and Josias Nottidge. Paine was in a coxed four with Nottidge, A. A. Casamajor and Herbert Playford which won the Stewards" Challenge Cup. In 1857 the London Rowing Club competed and won the Grand Challenge Cup and the Stewards" Cup again with Paine in the crews.
Membership
Paine lived in London and rowed initially as a member of the Argonaut Club. In 1856 Paine became one of the early members of London Rowing Club when it was formed from a number of existing clubs on the Tideway. However being newly founded, the club was ineligible to enter Henley Royal Regatta in 1856 so its members competed as members of the Argonaut Club.
