ROWING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1087, 28 March 1911, Page 7

ROWING.

HOW ARNST WENT UNDER. Describing the third heat of the I'arraruatta Hundred, the Sydney "Referee" (states that "Dick" Arnst's appearance aroused considerable enthusiasm, and very quickly after starting the champion picked up Messenger, who had 32sec. start, while Hagney had got away, and passing Rydo wharf was within striking distance .of_ the limit man. There had teen some misunderstanding at the nost, Messenger subsequently claiming that he had started In to. Carter led Simpson coming to Walker's, with Lawson next, and Kent, Paddon, and Hagney together. Past the Hospital Simpson had forged ahead, while Hagney had a grin on the situation already. Ho was rowing fourth, just behind

Lawson, while Paddon, Kent, and Barclay were in his wake. Arnst and Messenger woro bracketed a long way astern, nnd appeared out of tho hunt. Hagnoy gradually overhauled the leaders, and at Tennyson lie was in charge, rowing splendidly. Carter was just ahead of Simpson, with Paddon, Lawson, and Kent following. At Cabnrita Ilngney's success was assured. Simpson being his nearest attendant, with Carter, Paddon, and Kent eight lengths off. "Dick" Arnst retired here, honeiessly out of it, despite tho exhortation of many to finish the course. Finishing well, ITagney won by four lengths from Simpson, while Paddon ran into third place, Lawson fourth, Kent fifth, with Barclay, Langhara, and Messenger a long way back.