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WEST END CLUB.
The lollowing eleven crews have been selected to compete in the A.R.A. gala, to be held at Point Erin to-morrow. The winning crew in the club's trial fours will contest the A.R.A. grand final for Mrs. J. Clark's trophies. The first event will start at 2.30 sharp, and strokes will assist the starter very much by being punctual at the starting post: — First Heat: I. Mcßoberts (stroke), H. V. Bell. A. Lye, P. Massey; R. Sheppard (stroke), W. Prickett, N. Cato. J. Wilson; i C. A. Massey (stroke), A. Rowlands, A. J. Coutts, K. Todd. Second "Heat: J. Dawes (stroke), A. P. Cox, | W. Wright, F. Aickin; A. G. Blakey (stroke), J. Glasson, A. Massey, V. H. Nicholson; I B. Keane (stroke), W. A. Knox, R. Notton, ; N. Cossey; F. Carter (stroke), A. Hunter, T. J. Virtue, H. W. Golcler. Third Heat: C. Neary (stroke). W. De Audney, T. R. Aickin, J. Verran; E. Hen- : nelly (stroke), S. Hunt, S. Dawson, S. E. James; L. G. Ross (stroke). A. Willitvms, A. Jerrom, J. R. Barber; E. H. Parker (stroke), : A. Fraser, W. Stevenson, W. Robinson. WAITEMATA CLUB. The crews representing the Waitemata Boating Club to take part in the Auckland Rowing Association's big gala at Point Erin to-morrow afternoon, are as follows: — First Heat: C. Cairns (stroke), McCollough, G. Taylor, and R. King; R. Gilmore (stroke), H. Jarvis, D. Steel, and H. Bishop. Second Heat: G. Hnddleston (stroke), J. Marshall, E. Kennedy, and P. Mnllan; D. Bell (stroke), P. Ornstein, J. Rankin, and G. H. Boag. Third Heat: P. Michalsen (strokn), W. B. Sanft, C. Fearon, and "L. Doubleday; J. Magee (stroke), W. Wallace, W. Madden., and H. Buchanan. ! Fourth Heat: J. Parkinson (stroke), A. White. J. Piddock, and H. McDowell: T. Campbell (stroke), F. Goodall, H. Carroll, and J. Galbraith. Fifth Heat: F. Herring (stroke)* F. Ellis, J. Bray, and J. Kelley; D. JHadfield (stroke), C. Molesworth, E. Westbrook, and F. Nannestead. The crews' will compete for trophies presented by Mr. Ellerbeck, one of the club's vice-presidents, and the winner will represent the club in the A.R.A. final for Mrs. Clark's trophies. ST. GEORGE'S • CLUB. The following crews have been selected to compete at the A.R.A. gala, to be held at Point Erin Park to-morrow. Trophies by Mr. J. S. Prince. (This event was previ-, ously arranged for March 14.) Members of all' crews are requested to be at West End boathouse not later than 2.30 p.m. C. E. Stone (stroke), J. Timras. H. Slater. W. Anderson; .A. Linton (stroke), *A. J. Emery, H. Churchill. F. S. Goulding; K. W. Aimer, G. V. Aimer, W. Burton, J. Murphy; T. Stone, C. E. Burgess, A. M. Goulding, O. Clark; O. E. Bowling, R. C. Baker, A. J. Prescott, T. De Renzy; F. O 'Gorman, C. Cozens, E. Thornton, S. Scatt; L. McGrath, H. Laird, S. Stichbury, A. Syers. The final of the double sculling event for trophies presented by Mr. C. E. Luke, was rowed off yesterday The race was a close and exciting one, and resulted in ,a win for C. Cozens and F. S. Goulding, with S. Wright as cowswain, beating K. W. Aimer and A. J. Prescott, with T. Walding (coxswain) by one length.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15550, 6 March 1914, Page 4
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