BOWLING.
Thursday afternoon was an ideal one for bowling. Tho green was crowded, every rink being occupied from one to quarter-past seven. The players had to wait their turn to get rinks on which to play match games. Afternoon tea was provided by the caretaker. The following aro the scores
Handicap Singles. P. W. Pettio 22 Quigley20 Witty „ 16 Dixon 21 Morgan 28 Williams 37 J. T. Witty 12 C. Adair 16 Willock 18 T. Adair 20 Handicap Doubles. Adair Miller Massey (skip) 29 Pettie (skip) 22 Sheridan Gumming J. Witty (skip) 26 Nicolas (skip) 25 This game was very closely contested, and at the twenty-first head, the score, with one of handicap, was 25 all. In the last head Witty and Sheridan scored one and won. Martin Lewis Permaiu Oolebrook
itobertson T. Adair \V. Pettie (skip> 22 Ferris (skip) 16 Harris O’Meara C. Adair Quigley Wallace Nicolas Ifennessy (skip) 10 Matthewsori (s’p.) 20 Williams Morgan Martin C. Adair Massey Hookey McGowan (skip) 10 Coleman (skip) 9 Eure Permain On W. Pettie Humphreys Ambridgc L’onsford (skip) 26 Batliam (skip) 9
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 275, 29 November 1901, Page 3
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