BOWLING.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2887, 6 March 1916, Page 2

BOWLING.

A FIVE-iUNKS VISIT

PALMERSTON AMj TE LI RACE

Feilding's green presented an animated appearance on Saturday afternoon, when a challenge rink came up from the Palmorston Club after the Yates feathers and Terrace End sent along four rinks } including a challenge team for the Wishart Feathers. There wero numerous spectators, for visitors also had an interest in tho croquet green, which has proved wonderfully popular with tho ladies in its first season. The croijuet players provided the afternoon tea, for which President Sollitt, of Terrace End, thanked them. and all the bowlers gave them a united volley of cheers. The result of the afternoon's bowling contests was that Tasker failed to take away Lhe coveted Yates feathers, but Jones secured tho Wishart Feathers for Terrace End, which club's contingent was beaten in the aggregate by .'3—B2 lo 71). In the following details the Feilding players am mentioned lirst. Yates Feathers.—Haybittle, Goodbehere, Garrett, Chapped (s.) 23 v. Warden, Rayues, Seifort, Tasker (s.) 19. Wishart, Feathers. — Davidson, Burne, Mason, McQueen (s.) M v. Tapp, Miuielv, Cunningham. Jones (s.) 27. Other Terrace Jhid games.--Culpitt, Harford, Olaphain, Thomson (s.) 31 v. McGrath, Evcritt, Sutton, Hancock (s.) 13. Oakley, Shriinpton, Mills, Manson (s.) 14 v. Nixon, Hopper, Carter, R. Sollitt (s.) 21. Taylor, Snoad, G. and J. BartholomcAv' (s.) L\'! v. F. Oakley, Thomson, Lind. Sollitt (s.) 18. A. return visit is to be paid to Terrace End next Saturday week, Palinerston Club -has another challenge (J. A. Nash's) iv to,- the Yates Feathers, a Foxton rink is coming over after the Manson and Man- Gup, and a Feilding rink is going to Masterton after the Dixon Cup. The Lower Mutt Club ba.s invited the Feilding Club lo send two rinks to spend the Easier holidays on the valley green.