BOWLING.

Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 69, 6 March 1914, Page 5

BOWLING.

The return match between Tapauui and Clinton was played on the Clinton green on Wednesday. The visitors arrived by motor ear, and play commenced about 2 p.m. At the commencement of the game the Tapauui players scored two or three very profitable heads, which gave them a substantial lead, and play resulted in an easy win for the visitors. The ladies provided afternoon tea on the green, and the game proved most enjoyable. Mr Buchanan thanked the Clinton bowlers for the enjoyable afternoon they had provided, and also accorded a hearty vote of thanks to the ladies for the irtuchettjoyed afternoon tea. The following are details of play:^

STIRLING v. KAITANGATA. The Stirling Club played Kaitangata Club on the latter's green on Saturday. The scores are as follows:

(J. Potts, Lischner, Grant, Crawford 21 Bell, Orr, Davidson, Hay .. — 18 J. O'Dowil, Sinclair, McAllister, Nicholson .. . J18 — Stewart, Ellis, Nelson, Mc Eaolien — 14 Smith, Fleming, Gillies, Buchanan 00 — Calder, B. Sheddan, Ingpen, P. Garden — 13 81 45

K. s. 6. Middlcmass 21 A. H. Anderson .. — 26 J. Gage 21 J. Esson .. .. 19 T. Middlemass .. 20 J. Smith 21 Captain Rutherford .. 26 G. Anderson .. .. 17 W. Shaw 22 H. Little .. .. .. IS J. Kyle 11 — D. Boyd — 15 W. J. Smith .. .. 20 J. Henderson .. ,, — 10 .«< t« it w m