DUNEDIN BOWLING TOURNEY
Tift; RINKS FINALS. Cavershnm green, one of tire most dependable in the district, was in capital order yesterday for the finishes of the rinks. A large crowd wmchod the play and enjoyed the sunshine. Mr F. j. Lough was the umpire. Most of the games were won easily. The closest go of the afternoon was in the semi-final of the City it inks, tho St. Hilda team, skipped' by duck Robertson, being defeated by only one point by M'Gillivray’a team from tioslyn. The finals resulted thus : PROVINCIAL RINKS, J. Samlevr,, I). Melville, D. Cormack, T. Sanders iKaitumi) 27; F. Omand, W. Miller, J. Nisbot, W. Wright (BaJmacewen) 15. CITY RINKS. R. LeadbeUor, F. Drake, D. Marshall, J. Sodden (St. Clair) 29; M‘Loan, Parkhouse, MdDoupall, M'Qillivray (Roslyn) 9.
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Evening Star, Issue 17955, 28 April 1922, Page 2
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