ARNST RETURNS HERE.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1101, 13 April 1911, Page 7

ARNST RETURNS HERE.

.— J WILL HE KNTEK THK EI Xβ ? ■ Bronzed and husky, Anist arrived from .Sydney by the llurasna yesterday none the richer for his excursion to the Parraraatta. Then , is nothing much doing for champion oarsmen in these days, and it is just a point as to whether it is exactly vise tor-the holder to reach out far big stakes, when he might raise imuchcs, make money, and keep Die iii-' ferest simmering Ij.v reducing; his terms. Harry i'earcc, champion of Australia, ssiiil recently (hat he could find JMOO for •a match ivith Arnstvbut the lattojr stuck out for J:500-tho result, no match. M present there is not a match in sight, though there was just, a chance that the match between Barry, the English champion, and' Albany (Tom Sullivan's protege) may give ;i fillip to rowing matters-. Arnst visited Sydney to compete in ths Pfirramatla Hundred, but owing to an attack of gastritis, lie was not in a pß.sition to do him.-elf justice, and he retire:! in his heal. He intends to be present at the I'ogwell-Whplch match to ha rowed at Akaroa on Kast«r Monday, after lvhieii he will return to Sydney to arrange .some business matters.

Avnst was sounded on the seriousness of his intentions regarding hoxiui by Air. \V. W. Xaughlon, the San Fraiiei.'co sporting journalist, but had no definite views on the subject. He said that if he thought he could succeed at it ho would not liesiiato a moment. 'Whereupon Mr. Xaughton advised him to singk out a real aoud man and "have a go at J iii)i with the gloves." It would be n eood experience, and he would then get the correct measure of himself as a fighter.