FELTON'S EASY VICTORY.
IN WORLD'S SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. Received this day, D.30 a.ui. London, October 27. Felton, the Australian challenger, Wat Barry, the holder, by eight lengtlis in the race for the world's sculling championship this afternoon. The race was rowed in a hard, northwest wind. Felton, taking advantage of the smoother water on the Middlesex shore, led by ten lengths at the end of a mile, and this he maintained throughout, rowing strongly and well, ■Barry 'being unable to make any impression. FATHER O'DONNELL IN THE TOWER. Receive d'this day, 9.30 a.m. London, October 27. An Australian escort conveyed Father O'Donnell to the Tower of Lon- • don, whore he has boon placed under open arrest on connection with charges arising out of his visit to Ireland. (Father O'DonnelJ is an Australian Army chaplain, who was arrested la6t week while on a visit to Irelandi). MATHEWS DELAYED AT COLOGNE. Received this day, 9.30 a.m. London, October 27. Captain Mathews is delayed at Cologne by a fog and is unable to resume bis flight, to Australia.
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Levin Daily Chronicle, 28 October 1919, Page 3
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