ROWING.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20281, 16 April 1934, Page 11

ROWING.

Union Club’s Presentation of Prizes. Prizes won during the season were presented at the Union Rowing Club’s soclal - h * ld the clubhouse on rlnh r ?M> Vi en r n ’ S : The . President of the club (Mr D. bee) presided over a 'aree attendance which included representatives of other clubs. In presenting the prizes, the chairman said that the club bad bad manv famous c-rews in the past, and it was hoped l that in a couple of veins’ time ‘tlm best™ 111 bG Senior crt ‘ ws °^ ual to The following were the principal prjzovs presented; —President’s Cup. C. H. Gray and J. Lilitj Booth Memorial Cup, N. Thomas Soujerland lr,T‘\v. Sp™’ 81 , C ;'“ Four. W. Cooper, E. J. Valla nee? E. °r !f s a ” d s Anderson; Life Membei s Cup, 1. Blood and K. Sorrell- Gee Cup—j. t. Harris; Watson Cup W Eo?rell. M - CU,lCn ' F ’ Dy,ne k! Club” w» aSt ° f “ The Union Rowing Club was proposed by Mr Lee. who representatives of other 1 ’ congratulated Messrs C A. StUes and F. IL Thompson, of the Avon Club, on their great record in the New Zealand championship pairs, and dV?clared that that pair were worthy of being sent to the British Empire Games. Rowing was not able to collect the gate takings that other sports could stated Mr Kesteven, in response. However. many promising young men were being attracted to the sport, and only training and determination were necesmark l ° €nable a rower to make liis vaGous OSt provh < iciM tan<ft ' I - S: • l an - t-he the ? Lvi'vt 'Vf V ack - in proposing Association” lllc Canterbury Rowing