BOWLING.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9019, 4 February 1895, Page 5

BOWLING.

, tNTiSR-CLUB MATCH — CHRIST. CHURCH v CANTERBURY. A Bve rink match was played on Saturday between the Chrutchurch and Canterbury Ckibij on tbo green of the latter. Appended are the rinka and score* :— No. 1 Rink. H. J.Rtyhaol O. Cotamtn RN. Nader J. C. Kawten J.UMadJleon J£ C. Ashby (ekip) 11 , (skip) 19 No. 2 Rink. A.V.B.Bl*jop I A. R. Kirk C.Coff \ I J. on Ife ihWMI <\ Dr. BrlttiO CJaoaott (Itlp) 17 18. Male (skip) SO No. 3 Rink. W.M.Cibb I-Barlow J. I*nr«me Jα Barton U. 'ihumaoa (skip), 201 W. Thomson (skip) 13 N\ i Rink. Pr.Anae«on \IW. Prudhoe >V. LUrrulb \1 \y. Ofckley L.U.Wood (skip) 20, H. Toomer (ikip) 29 ."'"'■ No.s\infc. Major Taylor Cjii aln Marshall U. jininbie J^ioroor Jβ. JUnntog (skip) 30 J. \y\ w (skip) 3 Total .. .. 131 %Ml .. ".'. 79 Prior to the matoh comm n cins the Prektdenb of the Canterbury fowling Club, Caplain T. MoGlatchib, tbe photograph of the lato Mr L. Wgh f which had been prevented to the by the firm of Aahby, Borgh and Co. vhe photogrnpb, which it an excellent Hknesa, was taken by Mr C. H. Manniug. e Preai- . dent eiid that t*ie objeot he nad i. view in calling the members together prio, to the match was to do honour to tbo met or y of their late Club mate, Mr L. Bergh. Q e Heed hardly aay how deeply they his loss, both as a> personal friend and\g a good citizen. Hie presence on that giw , where he was always a genial and an enthusiastic bowler, would greatly mined. The portrait was a fitting memento of one whose memory woo.lt . always remain with those who knew him.