ROWING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3430, 23 January 1912, Page 6

ROWING.

POVERTY BAY' CLUB

The weelclv meeting of the P.B. Bowing Club was held last evening, in the club-house. Present Messrs. J. \\ebb (in the chair), J. Stewart A. McConnell, S. Ledger, J. Corbett, G. Douglas, W. Hall, A. Kirk, S. Doig, 1. Snowden. It was decided that the following brew should leave by motor car tins morning for the Wmroa regatta: . G. Douglas, J. Pnckett, W. Hall, and T. ': M Owin” el to a number of . collisions, between crews on the river, it was decided to adhere strictly to the rule of the road in regard to navigation—those boats in charge of coxswains to give way to single Jt was decided to commence the double sculls for Mr. Broad's Cup on :Thursday. The following handicaps have been declared, and the races start at 5 p.m. in the following order:— . Weston v. Cresswell (7sec) v. Hansen and Pavey (9sec); Kirk and Paul (4sec) v. Ingram and Wild (4sec); Eoaclie and Poswillo (7sec) v. Spencer and Griffin 0 sec): Neill and Davis (ssec) v. J. McConnell and Stubbs (3sec); Nicolas and Wildish (scr) v. Hall and Gordon (13sec); Douglas and Pooling (12sec) v. Poole and Moore (ssec): Clark and Kellett (2sec) v. E O’Neill and J. O'Neill (3sec); T., McConnell and Whitfield (4sec) v. Stewart and Morrell (2sec); Somervell and Y\ est (2sec) v. Llovd and Gardiner (4sec); J. Corbett and E. Corbett (4sec) v. J. Webb and Simpson (Bsec.) Entries for the Presidents V'ours close on Saturday evening next. AUSTRALIAN'S FOR OLYMPIA. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT] (Received Jan. 23, 12.25 p.m.) . SYDNEY, Jan. 22.

A team of eleven Sydney and two Biel bourne oarsmen 'have been chosen to represent Australia in the eight-oar contest- at the Olympic games at Stockholm . •