SCULLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 127, 16 October 1912, Page 8

SCULLING.

BARRY V. DURNAN. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright, London, October 14. Barry easily defeated Dnrjtan in thfl race for the world's championship. the race. i London, October 14. 0 ® sculling race Barry, who had the Surrey station, led from the start. He was eight lengths ahead at Barnes* Bridge, and tihence sculled- easily winning by two lengths in 22min 31see. ARNST'S EXPERIENCE. 1

Melboure, October 15. Arnst intorviewed, said he was over 16st. when he reached London on April 27, although he had not been idle on shipboard. He started training immediately, and got down to 13st 61b in ten weeks l>y <lint of hard work. Within two weeks of the race he found himself, fitter his general midday meal, suffering pains and vomiting. This was followed by dysentery. When he shook this off he was weak and had lost weight. H» began to Wove as the .race approached, and his preliminary spin on the day waa satisfactory, though not equal to hia fv S f) , on *fter the start he found thatn? h j:, 4a '' lnet a better man. that Barry on the Thames was different from Barry on the Zambesi. He iroi He had no excuses to offer. He wm eet--0 0,1 a sl,ep P farm in Queensland. BARRY V. ARNST. « Received 15, 10.30 p.m. m, ~ . London, October 15. •u? fww" 1 " say ' s that it is prob'. S°v V , will R' ve Arnst anther race in New Zealand waters.