ROWING.
GISBORNE CLUB.
Last evening the final for the trial fours was rowed over tho AVaimata course, when Bright’s crew beat Cunwning’s. At the start Cmnming got away and had a lead of half a length until D.r. Williams’ was reached, when Bright, rowing very strongly, came up level and forged ahead, leading hy_a length and a half at the junction Or tlie rivers. Bright maintained liis load right up to tlie finish, and the judge’s verdict in his-favor was a length, and a quarter. Tho crews were constituted : —Bright (stroke), Frazer (3), Rangi (2), E. Luttrell (bow), and Gumming (stroke), Dodds (3), Sutcliffe (2), and Jeffries (bow). - - _ Following are tlie crews for the club’s second trial fours (for Air. E. Harvey Gibbon’s trophies), to bo rowed the first tide in December: T. Gumming, W. Tart, D. Cowan, J. Wynner; P. C. Bailey, S. Roderick, Stephenson, B. Jeffreys; B. J. Bright, J. Dodds, C. Rogers, D. Param ; W. Johnston, T. Bridges, W. Luttrell, H. Rirnell; E. Svinnerton, H. P. Hamilton. J. 13. Sim, I. J. Quigley; H. Kershaw, H. Ben nett, L. AlcGonigal, D. Aliller; A. E. N. Smith, E. Dcvery, W. Rangi, Sutcliffe; G. R. Buscke, J. G. Gnnlimton, G. Rove, F. Parnell; C. J. Hamilton, H. AI. Puflett, Henley, E. D. Chatfield.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2230, 6 November 1907, Page 2
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