BOWLING

Dunstan Times, Issue 2962, 7 April 1919, Page 5

BOWLING

The last match of the season for the Jolly Memorial takes place at Cromwell on Wednesday when a Clyde rink has a go at Gregor McDonald & Co. The first official visit to Central Otago of the Dunedin Centre representatives was made last week. The visitors had a full eight rinks the big majority being well known players, and the matches which were played at Alexandra on Friday had been keenly looked forward to by district bowlers. Well the country reps, were well beaten —perhaps that Maori Haka was responsible for a lot—but the garnes proved very enjoyable. In the evening hj smoke concert was held, and it was generally voted a tip top affair. Scores of the matches—

D.C. 0.0 Marlow, Campbell, M. Barnett Carswell 20 Rankin, Stumbles, Richards, L. Jolly Favrant, Nicolson, Carolin, Harraway 22 Hespon, Smaill, Pittaway, Arnett— 13 McKenaie, Allen, Matheson, A. Barnett Stewart, McGlone, Sutherland Piper Ellis, McAlister, Blackwood. Morrison 21 Hewitt, J. Rivers, G. Rivers, Marslin Wil.-on, Hade, Adees, Buchanan 30 Vaicoc, Fraser, O’Kano, Yeoman Spencer, Lcdlie, Forrester, Walts 9 Miller, Stuart, Stevens, Davidson— 20 Miles, Smith, Allen, Stewart 22 Bennetts, Manuel, I). McDonald, Buchanan Gosbead, Bright, Piddington, Abbott 18 Hatton.J. McDonald, Sohaumanu G. McDonald H Totals 168 118 The rinks were practically the“same in the "afternoon. The visitors again won comfortably being up on the aggregate by 69. Scores (visitors first) Harraway 29 G. McDonald 12 Barnett 18 L. Jolly n Stewart 22 Marslin 21 Abbott 31 Yeoman 14 Carswell 26 Davidson 18 Forrester 21 Arnolt 23 Buchanan 25 Piper 13 Walls efi J. Buchanan 15 Totals 196, 127 DUNEDIN V DUNSTAN

Three rinks of the city bowlers who played at Alexandra visited Clyde and Cromwell on Saturday, playing matches at both places. Glorious weather was again experienced. The match at Dunstan was played in the moring, and a very enjoyable game it proved. Thanks to a substantial win by Sutherland over the redoubtable Carswell Dunstan scored a ( win 'by the narrow margin of three points. At the conclusion of the match the usual courtesies were exchanged—the ladies being specially thanked (with' musical honours) for the very acceptable morning tea provided. Scores— D, C.

Ellis, Adess, Piddington, Stewart 24 Bloy, McKean, J. Smart Stevens Miles, Bright, Watts, Harraway 24 Gray McGlone, Stewart Davidson Ledlie. Marlow, Allan, Carswell iS Maiden, Holt, Bringans, Sutherland *=• 34 Totals 66 69 AT CROMWELL Another good match was played All three rinks were practically neck and neck right through, and the final result was remarkable in that the game ended in a draw and also for the closeness of the scores in all rinks—2 being the widest margin. Carswell beat Shore by 1, Stewart beat E J oily by one, and G. McDonald evened up matters by beating Harraway b 2.