AQUATICS.
PADDOX ON THE THAMES
Press Association—By Tel.—Copyright. LONDON*, July 7. Paddon, although weaving ,1. bandago Oil the right wrist, has completely recovered from his accident and is now rowing twice daily. He is massaged after each row. He maintains his condition hy using the running track and is now within seven pounds of his rowing weight. English critics consider that he is- Towing with a better length than any colonial who has met Barry 011 the Thames. ■ Barry's weight is list 131b. ENGLISH ROWING FAULTY. The "Sportsman'' says that the results --of the Henley regatta show that something is lacking in English rowing. The crews do not train sufficiently, and the style can apparently be improved. The English oarsmen swing too far back, neglect' to use their hands and wrists., and their recovery is unsteadv.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15393, 9 July 1914, Page 7
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136AQUATICS. Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15393, 9 July 1914, Page 7
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