BOWLING

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LX, Issue 88, 7 November 1939, Page 3

BOWLING

METHVEN RINKS VISIT

L.EESTON

On Saturday four rinks from the Metnven Bowling Club visited Leeston when an enjoyable match was played with the local bowlers under excellent conditions. The result was a win for the home players by 89 points to 60. In the following details, the names of Methven players are given first: —

Stevens, Watson, Campbell, Renai (s) 15, Creagh, McConnell, Clausen, Jackson (s) 16.

JHorsfield, E. Grigg, Kelliher, Hills (s) 17, Woodard, Taylor, Lowery, Johnson (s) 22. | Leask, Robinson, A. Grigg,. Guthrie (s) 15, Shave, Owens, Ormandy, Gwatkin (s) 21. McDonald, Kennedy, Dickson, Callaghan (s) 13, Fbmison, McMillan, Jones, Walker (s) 20. LEESTON CLUB On Saturday, November 18, four rinks will pay a visit to Rakaia. That is also the day set down for the completion of t^ie first round of the singles and doubles championships. The following will represent Leeston on Saturday in the match to be played with Dunsandel B at Leeston:—Creagh, Owens, Clausen, Jack ton: Creagh, Owens, Clausen, Jackjman (s); Woodard, Taylor, Lowery, Johnson (s); Shave, Fomison, Walk|er and Gwatkin (s).

For the match with Rakaia on the 18th, the following four rinks have been selected: Shave, McConnell, Walker, Gwatkin (s); Sewell, Taylor, Lowery, Johnson (s); Fomisbn, Reid, Jdnes, Jackson (s); Dalley, Owens, Woodard, Clausen (s). Cars will leave the green at 1.45 p.m.