THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 297, 19 June 1909, Page 5

THE S CUL LING CHAMPIONSHIP.

tP»«S-ffe . XuT; J to-dav. Visitors arc: n-ow arm.. . I( .r.- _„ liors for the scuilmg ofiawtMtftj. JjJes Tuesday, interest in which tnci>. et - s<^ day by clay. . Tlie. weather, wiiiclt h»». been wet and squally for over a week is now beautifully fine, and champion; and ex-c-hampion finished their fiarcl work to-day, and will now take things easy. Roth men are in excellent condition, and a desperate struggle is expected and certainly should be one. of tho finest races ever witnessed. Though having some very severe trials Webb has had no recurrence of arm trouble, which interfered with him last December. He is as well as he ever was, and is quietly confident of turning • the scales, while the champion has the utmost confidence, in his own abilities.

Cinematograph pictures of the race are to bo taken for the* Tourist Department.