ROWING
WELLINGTON CLUB. At the annual presentation of prizes of the Wellington Rowing Club, the president (Mr W. J. Gaudm) congratulated the chib on its recovery since tlie war, and reminded the gathering that when war was declared the shed closed its doors, and 68 ourt of 70 men went to tlie front. \ The following are the prize-winners: Bert Shaw Memorial Fours—S. Wogan (stroke), J. Jdluisen (3), J. Olloway (2), H. Grey (bow). Biddings Fours—C. J, Symonds (stroke), Yv. Power (3), H, Webb (2), E. Toomath (bow). Senior Fours—G. Wilson (stroke), P. Mawson (3), J. Johnsen (2), R. 'Hay*** (bow). Senior Sculls, G. Wilson. Junior Sculls, P. M-awson. Ladder Sculls, It. Hayes. Handicap Sculls, G. Zander. Duncan Double Scullfr—ft. Hayes (stroke) 8. lioid (bow). Club Double Sculls—G. S. Bright (stroke), A. Wwbts sbow). Senior Pairs—F. Bognuda (stroke), P. Mawson (bow). The following crews receive representative caps:—Youths' Fours, first Championship Regatta, G, Grace (stroke), W. Signal! (3), H. itfebb (2), P. M.a\vso>n (bow); Youths* Doubles, first Wellington Regatta, G. Grace (stroke), P. Mawson. (bow); Madden Doubles, first Wellington Regatta, J. Johnsen (stroke), G. L. Bright (bow); Maiden Doubles,_Jirst Picton Regatta, J. Johnston (stroke), G. L. Bright (bow).
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11252, 3 July 1922, Page 11
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