HAMILTON REGATTA.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 26, 31 January 1921, Page 7

HAMILTON REGATTA.

:".! ■ ; ' ROWING OX THE WAIKATO. I (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondeut.) ; HAMILTON. Saturday. Splendid vvnillicr prevailed for the t 'Hamilton Regalia, and there was a large a was taken in the events, and many good r races wore witnessed. The results are:— Maiden Double Sculls, one mile, ilamil- '• ton 1. Waitemata 2. West End :-.. Wou by II I Maiden l-'onrs. lost and under: one mile.I Araiuoh.i 1. St. George 2, West .End 5. Won ' by two lengths. * '.Maiden Fours .open), one mile.—Hauiil- .• ion i. Aramoho 2. Waitemata '■'•. Won by '" four lencths. Senior Challenge Fours, two miles.- ---' ! Aramoho ami Union quickly left West End. II Union hold a sllzht lead to close on the finishing post, when licylanil. Ihe Union's I No. 2. collapsed, and Aramoho won by 30 | lengths. West End being second. ' Maiden Pah- oars, one mile.—St. George [l.'Haiillton 2. West End .".. Won by four ( lengths. I Junior Fours, open weights, one mile and '• la-half.— Xgaruawahla 1. St. George -. "Union ::. Won by ihrce lengths. e l 220 Yards Swimming. -M. McKnight 1. a I Rogers 2. 1 Single Sculls Handicap.—W. Stevenson ! (Auckland) 1. Molesworth (Hamilton) 2, St. ■" • Clair (Hamilton) 3. ' ' Swim Across River.—Thompson 1, Hall "jand Rogers dead heat. a • junior Pairs.—St. George 1, Ngaruawahla t 2 West End .1. Won by one length and n ' a-half s Interprovincial Championship Fours, two II mOes. —Auckland 1. Wanganui 2. Won Dy r. two lengths. c Youths' Fours, one mile.—Aramoho 1. s Hamilton 2, West End 3. Won by half a a length. . c . Senior Pair Oars, one mile and a-half h I Hsmilton 1, Union 2. Won by several i lengths.