SCULLING.
(Press Assn.— By Telegrßplijr^Gopyrigbt.) LONDON, February 9. Albany has challenged . Barry, for the 'championship of , England, Sportsman's Gup, i\nd £200 aside. ■ ' Arnst has now taken to training actively for the. Pariiuuatta Hundred,' whfcTr-W to be rowed iii March On the reeojjit 0f ( his new boot t lie ..world's champion eoiunicncocl- work in ' a somewhat easy -going manner, but now that ho has ' worn olf some of, the outside weight be is doing more 'Hlrenuous . work. s And he .will need it, too, if he is to get to his' best condition before the race come* off. Just now he is sealing something like Isst. and it will take, a good deal of hard graft to gel rid of the superfluous stone and a' half. He and Fogwell go • out every afternoon itow and put in, koine hot spurts on the Parrumatta river. They, are doing long, steady rows just at present; with an occasional spurt thrown in. On top of that they house' their boats at Gladesville"jind theu walk to Sydney. Each sculler' is- determined to get to his- very best form if possible for the Hundred, and they are leaving no stone unturned jo. do so. They are both coining along nicely, and both arc confident that, they will. not be wanting much in the of form' by the end. of March.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12377, 10 February 1911, Page 7
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