ROWING.
ARNST INTERVIEWED. N SYDNEY, April 20. Arnst, speaking to a press interviewer, said: "On the Wanganui River one can always be sure of good weather. The Parramatta, of course, is a lovely stretch of water, but for how long can it be depended on? In the morning it ■is smooth as the proverbial mill-pond, but if one wantedl to row a big race in the afternoon he probably found himself ■battling along through a heavy westerly or stiff nor'-easter. No," he concluded, " give me old Wanganui, for whatever may be said against it, you can always depend on it."
THE PARRAMATTA HANDICAP. SYDNEY, April 22. For the Sculling Handicap on the Parramatta River, there are 29 entrants. The handicaps range from Arnst (scratch) to 100 seconds, which start is allowed to W. Packhouse, the limit man. Pearce gets 10 seconds, Hagney 12, Day 15, Fcgwell 18, and J. Arnst 38. THE BARRY FUND. LONDON, April 22. The fund in aid of the sculler Ernest Barry has now reached £950. It is hoped that the balance required will be subscribed next week.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2928, 27 April 1910, Page 63
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182ROWING. Otago Witness, Issue 2928, 27 April 1910, Page 63
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