CANTERBURY ROWING CREW

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 22

CANTERBURY ROWING CREW

: Sir,—l see that the Sng Association -is making half-hearted effort, to send a the championship eights to tMJPEWBH| in Wanganui. , • " ■ \ '^«-&MB . Mr Stiles has. been appomtefrgSSggjl and he should make a. fairly of it, although he has had '99b«gl§§| coaching experience. How mugfflSglill iev. -would it have lum in the crew as< made some special duped that fine -old' coach,*-Mr Bert s Ayers,, Ifal?SlY|[*|§ffl cepted the job of coach :i PWI make a much better job of it , V ■ :agHJ , I am sure Mr Ayers pealed to, would have accepts*r* -WSm position. For the association to "MjSjflli appoint him. as it did-and wn&eJmNß| to that effect after the shabby togft!S| ment it served out to him three jBffSH ago it ,was no wonder he "to^wf^^^H Stiles is too good and a man to be out of the *^*;T|il February 16. 193& ' ■ ~ ~t&S [When this letter- was refcpoed Mr R. J. Hobbs, secretary terbury, Rowing Associativa, *S»*riiHj3| that he would prefer not -|to comment] - ' ""■""^■*'^-'«H