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THE WORLD'S SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW ZEALANDER VICTORIOUS,
[BY GUY NICKALLS, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE “DAILY TELEGRAPH."},
LIVINGSTONE (RRONESTA), Aug. 18.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14гm, 1910
AERIAL POSTMAN,
graced. To have given the conqueror of Webb And Whelch-5 men whose weight exceeded his own by over a stone-"the most grualling MAIL TO LEAVE BLACKPOOL BY AEROPLANE. and punishing men of his life" is justification The utility of the seroplane for the postal of the confidence placed by English sportsman in service was to be tested at Blackpool at the Barry Arnst, although he eventually on end of last month by Mr. Grahame-White, * easily," was driven every inch of the way home. with the co-operation of the postal authorities,
Since 1876, when Triskelt cam
came from
Englishmen, until Barry's chima were taken up by Messrs. Blackstafle and Niokalis, bad endeavoured to wrest the championship
Australla to England and boat Sailler only twat mag of postcards and letters was to be dis- patched s motor car from Blackpool post
by B office to the nerodrome at 11.30 in the morning.
fr. White
would be
вогорівлю, ал away be would speed over land and sea, alighting on the sands at Southport. He expected to accomplish the journey under twenty minutes, whereas the best brain from Blackpeol to Southport takes un
The race between Ernest Barry (England; the holders, who for the last thirty-fom fastened to be ready, the bag would be
and Richard Arast (New Zealand) for the World's Scalling Championship took place here tu hot weather this afternoon.
The start was made by mutual consent, both sompatitors getting off easily.
Arast was the popular favourite, sul fulfilled predictions by leading at the end of the first quarter of a mile. Ho had increased his lead at the end of the first mile and maintained it for the text two. He was, however, rowing the slower stroke throughont,
The story of the raea is told when it is said that Arast's superior physique told its tale, and
hour and a half.
have always been representatives of one or other of the younger States of the Empire. Boyd was beaten by Hanlau, the Canadian champion, in 1882, and Wag Harding by (Australia) in 1896. Whatever else yesterday'a
At Southport a motor was to be in waiting race has or has not accomplished, it has proved to dash off with the malls to the Southport post- that aquatic sportsmanship is not dead in Eng-office, whence they were to be carried to their land, and it has succeeded in further encourag destinations in the ordinary way. The insurip- ing racing enthusiasm which liad been revived tion on the postcards, which were chiefly to be by Barry's victory over Towns over the Cham. addressed to political agents and olubs reads: "This card will interest you, and will be of pionship Conrne from Putney to Mortlake in October, 1908. The fact that Barry then historio value, as it was carried ou the first succeeded in lowering the time record over the aeroplane mail from Blackpool to Southport
that Farry'a tino watermanship was not an Chip Course by ever half a minate by Mr. Grabamse-White,"
adequate equivalent for Arnst's superior muscle and sinew.
Although Árust won, and won by more than half a dozen lengths, he was driven every fuch of the way home, sad confessed to the most "grnalling" and purishing race of his life.
Barry stopped just before the finish. Exhmsted nature coall to no more, the coadi. tions boing all against the lighter mau.
Of the three boats which were brought out for Barry on the Kildonan Castle he used that made by Simms and the Norris Onre,
ABBYEN LEXFTKS WIN,
In intensely hot weather and before shout 1,500 spectators the race for the World's
the faith placed in him by the best English soullers. It is to be hoped that he may yet have an opportunity of meeting. Arnst-on- that course, and that something of the old go- pularity of the sport, which has waned since the vers of Kelly and Chambers, may be revived.
As to the monetary reward, the contestants matched for £500 a side, and of the £1,000 subsoribed by South African Tankers and mer chants £750 goes to Arnst and £250 to Harry, who in addition gets his £300 exponses. The whole cost of Barry's outfit and
guarantee
has been considerably more than this sum would indicate, and every credit is due to the sub
MISSIONS IN THE FAR EAST.
Dishop Montgomery, who since 1901 has bean the secretary of the Society of the Propagation of the Gospel, is about to make an extended tour of the mission fields of the Far East Ha was to leave London on September 5, and travol by way of Borlin and Warsaw to Moscow, thenes by the Trans-Siberian Railway to Peking His itinerary will include visits to Mancharia, the Shantung llocese, the North Chian, diocese, Hankow, Shanghai, Japan, Korea, Borneo, Singapore, and Baran He expoots to return to England at the end of March next year. The Montgomery's tour is to gain first-hand
Boulling Championship between Arnst, No scribers to the English fund, which, in addition { object of Bis of the conditions in which
Zealand (holder), and Berry, England, was rowed this afternoon over a three-and-a-half
miles course on the Zambesi.
Barry won the tors and chose the aorth bank statios. The race started at 13 minutes past three. The Euglishman got off splendidly and hold an advantage for the first twenty yards, bat Arnst rapidly overhauled him and, forcing the pace, led by a length at the end of half
a mile
Arnst continged to increase his land through rough water and a hot head wind, and covered The Bret mila in 6min. 2590s. Both men appeared to be quite comfortable, and were striking at the rate of 26 to the minute.
The Now Zealander gradually erept further away and was three longths to the good a quarter of n mite from home, when Barry suddenly dropped his head and was apparently beaton.
Barry, however, brightened up izstantly and put on a magnificent spurt. At this time ho was receiving Arnst's wash, and forty yards from the finish he stopped rowing, leaving Arnst to win. amid great enthusiasm by seven lengths
Timo, 20min, 14 3-5acos,
-After the race Arast said that Barry was by. - far the strongest compotiter he had ever met
THE MEN AND THEIR RECORDS.
to the £1.000 pures, hand to be raised by voluntary subscription before Barry's visit to South Afriqa became possible.
Bince 1876 there have now boon cleren world's Trickett, Baagh, Kome, Searle, McLean, Stan chompions Australia has provided seven bury, and Towns; Canada two-Haplan and Gaudaur; and New Zealand two-Webb and Arast, the proscut holder.
Arast, who was born 00 Novcuibor 25, 1833 (Barry was born on February 12, 1882), only he had beca known as a cycling champion. His took to aquatics some four years ago. Previously height is 5ft, and his weight 15st. His pre- vious race for the chanipionship had been;
December 15, 1908, v.
Webb.
On the
Wanganui (a runaway win), June 22, 1909, z. Wabb (the second time, again on the Wanganui, a better race, but
won easily).
April 4, 1910, v. Whelch (wen easily).
GREAT FIRE IN JERSEY CITY,
OVER $200,000 DAMAGE.
The manufacturing quarter of Jersey City was swept by fre, on the night of the 17th uit, and the damage is estimated at one to two,
inillion dollars. Ons person has been killed, and one fatally injured.
Weight and experieure lave, for the present at least, triumphed over form, and Arast, the Now Zealander, hus nded another victory to his The fire broke out in the factory of Mears. list of sealling successes in the World's Cham. Truslow. Tulle & Co., makers of cork pro- pionship. Mr Gay Nickalls, in his cabled ducts, and also destroyed the establishment of despatch printed above, cires thu assential points Mesra, Aves, Spike & Company, and other To the contest. It is at any rate certain that the extensive plants. New York firemen were call.
Englishmna, Eruost Exrry, was by no means dised upon to assist in extinguishing the flames.
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