SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18027, 28 February 1922, Page 9

SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

HADFIELD AND PADDON. [m telegraph-own correspondent.] VYANGANUI, Monday. Hadfield has not yet returned from Auckland to undergo his training in preparation for his contest with Paddon, but his supporters are confident that when he does get hack in a day or two aud settles down again, he v ill put up even a finer performance than he did against Arnst. Paddon is to establish a camp on the site recently uied bv Dick Arnst. He is anxious to settle down to solid work, as he has considerable weight to take off, though he does not anticipate any difficulty in that connection. He has not raced for some time, but hopes to regain his oldtime form bv the date of the race, about April 20.

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