ROWING.
WELLINGTON CLUB. Several events in the Wellington Rowing Club's week-end programme were held on Saturday afternoon. There were some good races for the Nidd Fours. The first; heat, resulted ps follows: — S. Standen (stroke), B. Shaw (3), A. M'Gill (2), F. Lacey (bow) beat P. Davey (stroke), A. Barry (5), P. Donovan (2), 11. Wadman (boy) after a good race by a length. 11. Al'Kinley (stroke), J. Hoare (3), A. Quayle (2), S. Ho wo (bow) beat C. Furness istroko), W. Honcheiiftt) (3), C. Symonds ■ (2), W. Hoare (boy?) after a cloae race by a length. In the seini-final, M'Kinley's oiew was beaten by A. \V. Jackson (stroke), E. Cairns (3), D. Pollock (2), and J. Dieher (bow) by a. little oacv a. length. The final was close. Standen's crew gained a slighL advantago at the start, but had to j meet a splendid challenge" from Jackson, ■who stroked hia men up to within three feet of the dinners at the finish, '
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24, 30 January 1911, Page 10
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