AQUATICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 29, 3 February 1904, Page 2 (Supplement)

AQUATICS.

NORTH SUOHE ROWING CLUB. The postponed races from a recent "At Home" were rowed at Cheltenham R«ieli on Saturday. Crows stroked by W. Oliver, W. I.ojraii and J. I*. Gerrard competed in the film!. The winning crew were: J. I. Gerrurd (stroke). G. Oartcr. 1). Richardson, S. Withy, and L. Splnley (cox). HAMILTON ROWING CLUB. This club held their first races on Friday. The following are the results:—First heat: Fablinir, Grace. Munro, and Jolly, 1; Second heat: C. Holloway, A. Holloway, A. Primrose, 11. Chalmers:, 1. Third heat: R. ('. D_v»ds-on. G. I. Murray. G. Boyes, li. Sliera, 1. Th:; final was won by Holla way's crew. The final heat of The Ladies' i Pair-oar Race w\s won by Misses Stanley i and Bongard. In the Men's Pair-oar Race |t-he fin.-il was won by Messrs Speioht and JTuylcr. 1 ROYAL SQUADRON. i On Saturday the ra<-e for yachts 32ft and under was re-sailed in consequence of the | committee upholding a protest entered tiv i the owner of the yacht Kotiri. The starters were Kotiri. .<;,„•; Rangratira, scr; Rare;-, 6m: Janet, 14m; Horn, 21m. Horn was Into in crossing the line. Janet sailed | splendidly th rough nnt. The finishing times were: Kotiri. eh 45m 545: Rnrere, 5h .VTun 40s; Janet. 5h 57m 465. On time allowance Janet, is first, Kotiri second, and Karcre I third. j WAITEMATA BOATING CLUB. | j Trial fours for trophies presented by Messrs Bailey and -Lowe were rowed on I Saturday. In the first heat D. Roll's crew* | were .successful, ami in tho second W. ! Smith's. In the final D. Bell's crew won Iby a g-ooil length. The winning- crow are: —I). 8011. V. Stead, J. Graham, l-\. Gri__-, and Brewin (cox.) WEST END ROWING CLUB. The -'upside down" trials held by this club -cm Saiunlay proved very successful. 'Ilie first heat resulted in a victory for Cowan's combination by a quarter "of a leiij-tu: Karrell's four won the second heat by a foot only: the third heat proved a dead heat between crews stroked by Haven ami Cole, tile t'nlrci crew being- only two feet behi-nd: the fourth race was won by Menzie's four by three-quarters of a length. lv the linal tbe live crews competed, and a I pood race ensued. Cole's crew fretting first, I and Farrell's second. The names of the winners are: Cole (stroke), Torrens. Heni nelly, and J. Bigelow; the second crew lie--1 ing li. Fartvdl ('stroke). Coghlan, A. Wil--1 son, aud W. Littleproud.