SCULLING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2483, 23 April 1909, Page 3

SCULLING.

THE WEBB-ARNST RACE. TO TAKE PLACE AT AVANGANUI. [Per Press Association.] CHRISTCHURCH, April 22. Arnst, challenged by AA T ebb to row for the world's championship and £SOO a-side, has definitely decided that the match shalC be rowed at Wanganui, the idea of holding it at Akaroa being abandoned in view of the. risk of rough and cold weather. Arnst proceeds to AA T ellington by the AVaikare. He will go on to AVanganui on Monday. His brother, Jack Arnst, will journey to Akaroa to-night to arrange for the shipping of all the boats to AVanganui, and he and Fogwell (R. Arnst’s trainer) will accompany the boats to AV an garni i. AAliile returning from Dunedin in a motor ear on Thursday, after pacing his brother Jack in his successful attempt in tho Christchnrch-Dunedin cycling record, R. Arnst caught a severe, cold, tho side of his face being affected and his throat inflamed. Acting on medical-advice he spent the last few clays in bed. He was sufficiently recovered to get up this morning, and anticipates that he will be perfectly recovered within a day or two. Arrangements have been made for the champion to occupy the same training grounds at Wanganui as oil the previous occasion.