Union Rowing Club.
4TRIAL DOUBLE SOULLS. This event, which takes place on Saturday, is causing considerable interest in the shed, as out of the fine entry of eight crews, Beven, or perhaps all, have many supporters. By steady practice dutsiders have gained a position such as would nearly make the race a moral for them. H. Baxter and Doubleday are an instance of the above, and have improved wonderfully. The heats are as follows, and the results should be :— . MUST HSA.T. J.W.Shand f_ \ P.D.Mansell F. Hannibell I '/ J. Alexander Shand should win fr am the jump ; his starting powers are well known. second heat. B. J. Wilson f_ 7 H.Baxter F. Maurice \ S "W. Doubleday This should be a really well contested race, and Baxter will win after a close ■truggle. TEHID HEAT. W.E.Butler f„ 7 H.R.Smith H. D. Hnnje I '} G. H. Mason An easy victory for Smith. 10ORTH HBAT. H. Lowry f _ 1 C. J. Atkinson A. L. Haylock IS T. H. Jackson This will be a capital race. Lowry should turn up first. The final heat will be, no doubt, contested between Lowry and Smith.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5494, 17 December 1885, Page 3
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Union Rowing Club.
Star (Christchurch), Issue 5494, 17 December 1885, Page 3
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