LARGE ENTRIES FOR DOMINION ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wanganui Chronicle, 22 February 1949, Page 8

LARGE ENTRIES FOR DOMINION ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Very large entries ale listed for the New Zealand championship rowing regatta which will be held at Lake I Karapiro on February 26. Twentytwo clubs will be represented. I Entries, in order of the draw for [ positions, are as follows: ■ Junior Eight.—Waitemata, Petone, j Auckland, West End, Union (Wan- ■ ganui), Ngaruawahia.

I Championship Singles Sculls (preI sent holder, J. Schneider, Aramoho) I —J. Schneider (Aramoho), I. Dun-

can (Hamilton), R. B. Fisher (Mercer), T. F. Hegglun (Wairau), W. S. Taylor (Union), R. J. McCarten (Petone No 2), P. A. Abbott (Petone No. 1).

I Maiden Eight.—Petone No. 1, Nga--1 : uawahia, Union, West End, TauI ranga, Auckland. Champion Fours (present holders, ; Petone Rowing Club).—Aramoho (E. | Johnson, J. O'Brien. W. James, W. | Carroll), Port Chalmers (D. Nelson, A. Mcßae, J. Wheeler. H. Robinson), , Napier (R. Doekary, K. Waites, H. ' Wall, G. Doekary), Avon (E. Lindstrom, G. Lindstrom. D. Gould. H. I Gould), Auckland (J. O’Connor. M. ’ Antonievich. P. Sheahan. R. B. | Smith), Petone (I. R. Carter, A- G. i Booth, W. L. Muller. F. A. Greenj street), Waitemata (R. Mikkelson. W. ■ F. McGechie, T. Cate. C. Ricards). Youths' Eights.—Auckland, Union, j Tauranga, West End. Aramoho. , Maiden Fours, under 10 stone.—

West End, Whakatane, Petone, TauI ranga No. 2, St. George’s, Hamilton, i Auckland, Aramoho, Tauranga No. 1. I Gisborne. | Champion Double Sculls (present I holders. Union).—West End (A. M. Morris, R. W. G. Alexander). Petone iR. j. McCarten. W. Jonassen), AuckI land (W. Stevenson. J. Stevenson). I Union (M. Brown-Sharpe, D. N. : Crabbe), Avon (E. Lindstrom. G. ■ Lindstrom). Aramoho (J. Schneider, D. Simonson). Hamilton <H. Fitzgerald, J. Tanner). Junior Fours. Aramoho, St. George's, Auckland. Whakatane, Gisborne, Ngaruawahia, Petone, Mercer, . Wellington, Union No. 1, Batea, West End, Union No. 2. Star.

Champion Eights (present holders, Aramoho Rowing Club).—West End (T. C. Engel, K. Ashby, W. Tinnock, M. Ashby,D. Rowlands. G. Jarratt, B. Culpan, E. Smith.'. Waitemata (R. Mikkelson, W. F. McGechie. T. Cate, R. Andrews, K. Andrews, F. Brady, R. Barker. C. Richards). Petone (1. R. Carter, A. G. Booth. W. I. Muller, F. A. Greenstreet, W. Jonassen, D. Bush, P. A. Abbott. W. L. Jackson), Avon (E. Lindstrom. G. Lindstrom, D. Gould. H. Gould. G. Agassiz, P. Roberts. R. Parry, R. Lindsay), Auckland’ (R. B. Smith. S. Anderson, P. Sheahan, M. Atonievich. J. O’Connor, p. Wooton. J. Holland. D. Hern), Aramoho (E. Johnson. J. O'Brien, L. Clark, T. Praetor. J. Brown, W. Carroll, W. James. D. Morrison). Youths’ Fours.—Hamilton. Tauranga, Union, Wanganui No. 1, Union, Wanganui No. 2, Ngaruawahia, Aramoho, St. George’s, Petone, Whakatane, Gisborne, Cambridge.

Champion: Pairs (present holders, Avon Boating Club).—Union, Wanganui (H. Benge, W. Wakeling), Petone (R. T. Martin. F. Flowers). Aramoho (I. Clark, T. Praetor), Avon No. 1 (D. Gould,. H. Gould), Avon No. 2 G. Agassiz, P. Roberts). Blenheim (J. Herd, B. E. Patchett). Auckland (E. Richardson. S. Anderson).

Open Maiden Fours.—Tauranga No. 1, Aramoho, Gisborne. West End, St. George’s, Waitemata, Ngaruawahia No. 1, Wellington, Tauranga No. 2. Union Wanganui No. 2, Hamilton No. 1, Hamilton No. 2, Cambridge No. 1. Cambridge No. 2, Whakatane. Union Wanganui No. 1, Mercer, Auckland. Petone.

Cambridge Plate.—Avon. Aramoho, Waitemata, Petone. Wellington, Union Wanganui, Napier, Auckland, West End, Port Chalmers.