BOWLING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 5003, 18 October 1918, Page 7

BOWLING.

GISBORNE CLUB.

The green of the Gisborne Club was in full occupation yesterday afternoon, the pleasant weather of yesterday inducing a large assemblage of bowlers. The sward played fast and true, though of course the heavy wind made the dead draw awkward at times. The results of the various games are as under: —A Grade Challenge Four B.— Bullock, Corson, Kyme, Nasmith (slap) 23 v. R. Robertson R. Seymour, Hueston, Thacker (skip) 22. This was a game between the holders of the Fours at <».e end of last season and the holders during the interim (Nasmith’s rink), and the result of the contest was a win for the latter by the narrow margin of 1 point. This is * their third consecutive win.

—B Grade Challenge Fours.— Challengers: Hooper, Miller, Grieve, Rosemond (skip) 30 v. T. F. 'Crawford, Maude, Cr-ukshank, Armstrong (skip) 8. —Ordinary Games.— Gilmour, Stubbings, -Attorn Hamilton (skip) 33 v. Jones, Fvnniose, Redstone, Oxenham (skip) 9. Cassin, Bluett, Allan (skip) 25 v. Mitford, Findlay, Doddrell (skip) 16.

Paetai, Carroll (skip) 17 v. H. L. Hueston, Leslie (skip) 23. A. S. Seymour, Thelwall, Craig (skip) 25 v. Jeune, Ponsford, Crawford (skip) 21. Sis new members were balloted for and elected, making 14 so far this season. KAHUTIA CLUB. The following games were played at the above club’s green yesterday after noon Aislabie, Keany, Munns, Coutts (skip) 28 v. Jones, Williams, Haisman, Jenkins (skip) 17. H. Martin, Hill,. Dudfield, Dan. Barry (skip) 31 v. Robb, Neill, H. Lucas, J. Gerrard (skip) 30. Griffin and J. J. Martin (skip) 22 v. McLachlan and Sawyer (skip) 20. Levdon, Hampton, Mason, Cassin (skip) 19 v. Cole, Corbett. Dunlop, P. Howard (skip) 17. Leydon, Williams, Eaton, Dunlop (skip) 19 v. Cassin, Corbett, Mason, Munns (skip) 16. Singles: Coutts 21 v. Jenkins 19.