BOWLING.
SATURDAY'S GAMES. Fj,ne l weather prevailed on Saturday, but those greens that are still. open were hea.vy' and damp. WELLINGTON GREEN. The final for the Ladies' Bracelet, presented by Mr. T. Buth, was played between E. J. Hill, and H. Mayer, who had 'already met in an earlier stage 'of the 'corltesl. The scores on that occasion were".— Hill 29, Mayer 'B, and they were the "same on Saturday. Hill thus wins the tiophy. Other'g'tfihes played were : — Herbert, Richards, Gilmer, Geddis (skip), 21; Erosfc, Roberts-, Knapp, Allen (skip), 20. • ' • Butler, Focke, Grundy, Gibbes (skip), 24; Bennett, Plimhier, Brodie, §till (skip); 17-.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 4
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102BOWLING. Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 4
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