THE CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA.
FPer Press Asscciaticm.l BLENHEIM, March 21. The eatrieu fu 1 the Championship Regatta ate :—Junior Batswiug Four—Star Boating Club and Wellington Rowing Club (Wellington), Union boating Club (V7angauu : ), Blenheim E jiving Club and Picton ■ Rowing Club. Champion Outviggpd Fours - .-ifsr Boating Club, Union Rowing Club (Christchurch), Wellington Rowing 01 üb, Lyttelton Rowing Ginb, Auckland Rowing Club, Cants •- bury Rowing Club, Nelson Rowing Club and Union B.ating Club (Wanganui). Maiden Fours—Star Boating Club (Wellington), Nelson Rowiog Club and Blenheim Rowing Club. Junior Out-rigged Fours—Star Boating Club (Wellington), Canterbury Rowing Club, Nel-on Rowing Club, Union Beating Club (Wanganui), Wellington Sowing vdub aud Blenheim Rowing Club. Champion Double Sculls— Star Boating Club (Wellington), Un-on Rowing Club (Christchurch), Wellington Rowing Club and Canterbury Rowing Club. Senior Batswing Fours—-Star Boating Club, Wellington Rowing Club, Blenheim Rowing Club and Lyttelton Rowing C üb. Outrigged Fours—Auckland Rowing Club, Union Boating Club (Wanganui) and Picton Rowing Club. Champion Pain— Star Boating Club (Wellington), Union Rowing Club,(Christchurch), Wellington Sowing Club and Canterbury Rowing Club. Junior Sculls—-Star Beating Club, Wellington Rowing Club, Oriental Boating Club (Wellington) and Picton Rowing Club. Champion Sculls—Star Boating Club, Wellington Rowing Club, Auckland Rowing Club, Dunedin Rowing Club, Canterbury ■ Rowing Club and Blenheim Rowing Club, , ■ • , WELLINGTON, March 21. The Auckland Rowing Club’s' senior four, Gibhoos, Cole, Barret and Keefe, arrived uy the Takupuna this morning, an route for Piston, to compote in the Championship Regatta,-Eeefo will be & competitor in the ChaKpmn, Sculls. The Lyttelton Rowing Club’s crew foe the Championship Regatta left Port last night in the Talcs puna. The Union Rowing Club’s representatives for the Championship and Wellington Regattas loft Lyttelton by the Tarawera hits evening. Mr sirs Crostie, Samuels, 6. H. Hobbs, G. Berry and P. Trenchard (cox) will represent tha Club in the Champion Pours at Picton and tha Senior Fours ah Wellington, and Messrs Crosbie and Samuels in the Champioa Pairs and Double Sculls at Picton, and in the Senior Pairs and Double Sculls at Wellington. The Captain, Deputy-Captain. Secretary and several other members of the Club went by the same steamer. The Canterbury Boning Club’s team will leave by fr-e Ta A:iau this afternoon to compete at Picton and Wellington next werk. The crews are as follow:—Senior Fours—E. M. Boulton bow. 10 t 91b; F. W. Hobbs 2, 3 236; A. F. Nicoll 3, 21b; J. Y. Daly stroke, list 81b. Senior Palis — N. L. Macbeth bow, 10st71&; J. Y. Daly stroke. Junior Fours—A. F. re Veaux bow, 9-t 10!b; H. H«-bba 2, Hot slb; P. B. Morris S, list 9lb, and F. W. Johnston stroke, 9st 7ib. The men are all in first-: 1-n-s condition, aud from the form they have been displaying on the river should prove themselves well able to uphold the high reputation of the Canterbury Rowing Club. T'nyior sst 41b journeys with the crews as coxswain, and E. D. Rees, the well-known boat-builder, will travel in charge of the racing boats. The four-oitea crews sre -admirably boated. They will row in a -J. H, Claspsr, imoortod this season.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10303, 22 March 1894, Page 6
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