BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 53, 26 November 1929, Page 12

BOWLING

MASTERTON CLUB GAMES. Dominion Special Service. •Masterton, November 25. Fine weather and good greens favoured the. Players in the Masterton Bowling Club fours competition. Following are the results: Dorset, Thurston Hickson, Kerr (s.), beat Shearer, Hyde, Stemtortb, Lett (s.) ; Gordon, Dunderdale, Hayne, C Perrv (s.), beat Morgan, Larsen, Rose, Maxwell (s.) ; A. Welch, Richards, Evans, Neilson (s.). beat Mulvey, Cum ming. Henderson, Finlayson (s.); nilminster, McKay, Dyer, Renall (s ) beat Jaqualin. Dewhirst, Ricketts, Todd (s.). Weller, Taylor. .lago, W. Hendry (s.), beat B. Welch, Kerslake, Haycroft, Horton (s.) ; Denbee. McCracken. Brown, Wilkinson (s.), beat Guild. Clapcott, Blane, A. Hendry (s.) ; Hunter, M illiams. Meston. Chapman (s.), beat Blewett, Jones, Reid, Rowlands (s.). WANGANUI CLUBS. Wanganui, November 25. The Wanganui East bowlers will visit Wanganui West to-morrow to play the first game of the season for the cups presented by Mr. F. Harkness for competition between the two clubs. During last week a Printers v. Rail; wav game was played at the Wanganui East greens, which was won by Railway, 16 to 15. _ On Wednesday a rink _ of ex-Goyern-ment officials play a Railway rmk. BOWLS FOR COAL MINERS. By Telegraph.—Press Association Westport, November 24. The Millerton bowling green was opened to-dav. bowlers from 'Westport and friends attending in large numbers Th* green should afford residents of Millerton pleasant relaxation from coal-mining occupations.