SCULLING RACE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15125, 16 October 1912, Page 8

SCULLING RACE.

BARRY FEATS M X LEAD • ALL the wai' ' 5 WINS EASILY BY S Br Telegraph.—rrcss Association 1 Lon-dos, October . II The sculling race for the champion# : Pf the world and the champion?]! o{ land between Barry (the present 4 pion) and Durnan (Canada) took'r ® the Thames course to-day, and resJfV* If an easy victory for Barry. - f|l Barry won the toss, and chose the It rev station. -SOU M He went to the front at- the staw"' '; li by the. time Barnes Bridge Waa r ii was eight lengths ahead. " IS From then on to the imishbg / It I sculled easily, and passed the poS lI a lead of two lengths. ||1 . The winner's time was 22m. 31s ' ' ffi BARRY " «a? A .° ARN!t J AGAIN, • p 1 -k'Cy : ' sj.. IX NEW ZEALAND WATEBB * || (deceived October 15. 10-53 p. a) ' S London, October is. j I The Morning Post states that £§ probably give Arru?t another race 4 P will take place in New Zealand vate, P CAUSE OF ARNSFS DEFEAT 8 — * H ''I MET A BETTER MAN.". |§ jleleociksts, October 15,;" IS Dick Arnst, the sculler, who has » rived here, stated in an. interview va** HI day that he weighed over Ifot S reached London on April 27, although h! Ilf was not idle on shipboard. 'g e start<a lit training for the raco with Bany S M diately, and was down to 13s!, 61b a{* ' ISr 10 weeks' hard work. Within two *eeb Wl of the race he found himself, after a m? li day meal, suffering from pains and vS M ing, followed by dysentery. When 'y- : % shook this off he was weak and':ll' weight ™ JB' Arnst added that he began to impioM If as the race approached, and Wjij&.li nary spin on the day of the race *4,' If satisfactory, though not equal to bis Si Soon after tho start he found that Ilam'- B on the Thames was a different maa :;^ : S Barry on the Zambesi. He was EaJijW > ® that he had met a better man, and IS that ho had no excuses to mahe. - 111 Arnst intends to settle on a shetjp ifc in Queensland. . v* fIK