BOWLING

Dunstan Times, Issue 2961, 31 March 1919, Page 2

BOWLING

(By No-Bias) For the purpose of liquidating an old debt on their property,the Dnustaii Club is holding an art union, for which very handsome prizes ate offered. The tickets are only a modest bob. . Lawrence beat Roxburgh last week by Hi to 42. Hot stuff at Lawrence 1 Two games were played for the local ferns last week. McGlone and Stewart took them off Maiden and Bloy. but they had to play an extra head to do it, and they were successful (with 5 to spare) in withstanding a challenge by Jack Smart and Millar. By the way if anyone would like to see a photograph of a' beautiful head call at Bill Sutherland’s A rink from Alexandra (Small. O’Kane. Rivers and Pittaway) visited Nascby last week in search of the Jolly Memorial, but they were not successful, a good game ending m N aseby's favor by 2 1 to 16 Eight rinks from Dunedin are visit* ing the centre this week and a match is to be played on Friday. Alexandra being the centre’s official green this season will be the scene of the contest Dunstan. Alexandra, and Cromwell are to be represented by two rinks each, while Roxburgh and Nasebv will each liave otic. The Dunstan Club had a good day on Saturday when the championship singles (for trophies presented by Mr G. Ross and Messrs Sargood, Son and Ewen) were played. The tourney was played on the knock out principle, 11 heads, and, as usual, there were some surprises. The final was played between Phil Miller and W. Sutherland, and the former won after an interesting

game. Cromwell visited Roxburgh on Saturday with three rinks when they were successful by 21 points in winning the last centre match of the season. With an 'unbeaten record Cromwell easily win the shield. Scores — C R

Tidey, Hayes, Nicol, E Jolly . . 22 ~~ Bennetts, Tansey, Gilligan Buchanan *4 T Hayes, J McDonald, Olds G McDonald 28 Mercer, Craig, Manuel Donnelly Partridge, Orr, Smart, Richards 16 Woodhouse, McMullen Laloli, G McDonald Totals 66 4S