SCULLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 74, 23 April 1909, Page 2

SCULLING.

WOUI.D'S CHAMPIONSHIP. TO BE DECIDED AT WAMUNL'I. - : liy Tclegraph.-Freaa Association. Wellington, "Last Sight. >i li. Arnst has decided to row for the* championship of the world on the W»- : nganui lliver, Aknron being alwndonwl owing to tin! risk of cold and romjn weather. Arnst will come to Wellington to-morrow by tho Wuikiire. He caught ii severe oolil alter pacing hi* brotjier * .link in the Chiistchurch-Dunedln cycling -3 record, and lias licci| confined to beq K for some davs, but is again On foot. 'cyutchurch, Last STgl)t. 1 Arnst, who" lias b,ei!!( challenged by-, J Wihl. to row for the world's champion- Jj ship ii ml CHNI aside, has definitely d»- M cided that the maleii shnll he rowed OJS the Waiiganui river. Arnst will proceed J to Wellington hy the Waikure, and will a go on to Wanganui on Monday. HhKJ brother, Jack Arnst, will journey to J Akin on to-uight to arrange for tbJ.H shipping of all bouts to Waiiganui, and J! he mid r'ogwcll (11. Afnsfs trainer) *•» J accompany the boats to Wanganui. -v I While returning from Dunedin in a mo- | } tor ear on Thursday, after pacing hi» '| | brother .Tack ill his mltfMslul attempt | on the CliiisU'luirch-Dunodm cycling re- <jj lord, li. Arnst caught a severe cold, the |j side of his face being affected and W» JH iliroat inllanied. Acting on medical »dv'; vice, he spent the last few days in bed >0 iiut had sufficiently recovered to net up ; this morning. He anticipate* that ha ' will be perfectly recovered within a day i nr two. Arrangements have been made,* for the champion to occupy the »MM-] training grounds at Wanganui aa oa* the previous occasion. "■■"■ l l