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WHEI&H'AND FOGWELL. MATCH FOE NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP. " /By Telecraph—Press. Association.) , Christchurch, February 13. Whelch, of. Akaroa, has accepted a match with Fogwoll for the champion--, ship of New Zealand and ,£2od. aside, to bo rowed at Akaroa, Fogwell to receive i;SO if he loses, .Whelch to take all the - "Bate," win or lose. If Fogwell declines, Whelch wishes a match with Pearce or Hagneyon the same • conditions. ' The articles have .been forwarded''to Sydney for signature by one of the men' named. ' ■ ' PEABCE V. ABNST. : Harry Pearce tas not yet given up liope of raising a stake which will induco Arnst, the champion, to meet him (says the Sydney' "Referee"). If the ,£SOO cannot be obtained, then Pearce is sanguine of getting a substantial sum. However, Arnst will not row for less than «£SOU a-sidc, and that apparently settles it. WELLINGTON BEGATTA ENTEIES. The following are the entries for the Wellington Eegatta to be held on Saturday next .Maiden Fours: Union Wanganui, Wairau, Wellington, ■ Canterbury, Star, Union Christchurch Senior Sculls: Wanganui and Blenheim. Junior Clinker Pairs: Wanganui. Picton, Wellington, Petone, Star. ' Union Christchurch. ' . ' Senior Fours: Union Wansanui, Picton, Blenheim, Union Christchurch. Maiden Double Sculls: Wanganui, Picton, Wellington, Sumner, Star, Canterbury, Union Christchurch. Youths' Fours: Wanganui Union. Wanganui, Picton, Petone, Star,' Union Christchurch. Senior Double Sculls: Wanganui, Blenheim, Union Wanganui. Wellington; Star, Canterbury, Union Christchurch.- , Junior Fours: Wanganui,' Picton, Union Wanganui, Wellington, Tetone, Star, Union Christchurch. Senior Pairs: Union Wanganui, Picton, Blenheim, Union Christchurch. Maiden Tairs: Wairau, Wellington, Sumner, Star, Canterbury, Union Christchurch. . If a southerly wind-is blowing, the town course will be used, but if a northerly prevails 'the Ngahauranga course will bo the one on which the events will be decided. . FOOTBALL. " ' INTERNATIONAL MATCHES. By Tclciraati—Frcss Association—Copyright London, February 12. ' Tho Association football match, Ireland v. England, resulted in a,win for Eng. land by two goals to one. . At Rugby, Ireland beat England bv a try to UU. 0
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1051, 14 February 1911, Page 6
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