Indoor Bowls Women’s Section Competition
The fortnightly, afternoon bowls competition played by the women of the Canterbury asso-; eiation is now well under way Mrs Foster and her son. Mr H. Foster, of the South Brighton club, have given a cup to be known as the Foster Trophy. Teams consist of four players and play one game of rinks, two games of pairs and four of singles during each afternoon’s play TTiere are 56 rinks entered. After three rounds, the following seven teams are in the lead (one point for each game):St. Martins A (Section T). 17 points: New Brighton C (Section W). 16; Somerfield A (Section R), 15: U.F.S. (Section S), 15: Morrison Avenue B (Section U) 14: Burwood (Section B>, 14: N.BR.S.A. (Section X). 13.
Results of indoor basketball matches held last evening were:—
B Grade.—Wigram 31. Star 14: Y.M.C-A. 16. Y Boys 16; Burnsco 24. Taxes A 23. C Grade-University 42. Taxes B 12: Deaf Boys 29, Rex C 18; Orient 22. Lyttelton A 14. D Grade. —Polo 26. Lyttelton B 3: Sparkies 22 Rangiora C 10: Hamilton 15. Orient C 14
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30156, 13 June 1963, Page 5
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