BOWLING

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 22 January 1925, Page 3

BOWLING

PATEA v. PARK. .

Four Park rinks journeyed to Patea yesterday to play a banner match, the game resulting in a win for the home players by a margin of 15 points. Following are the scores, Park being mentioned first: Quayle, Thurston, Stannard, Goodwin 18; Dwyer, T. Sheahan, McKenna. Christensen 24. Arthur, Catran, Chadwick, Quin 24; Ormshv, Patterson, C. Sheahan, Peterson 21.

Petherick, Anderson, Curtis,' Bru nette 16; Jones, Dempsey, Elliott, F McKenna 29.

McPhillips, Cox, Vi liars, Butler 23; Rook, Mercer, Bourke, Williams 22. Totals—Park 81, Patea 96. MANAIA v. HASTINGS. Single rink matches were played on the Manaia green between Hastings and Manaia yesterday, one in the morning and the other in the after-

noon. Hastings won in th© morning by six points, and Manaia reversed the position in the, afternoon by 10 points. Mr Jas. Hickey, president of the Manaia Club, heartily welcomed the visitors. Results of the games are given below, Hastings players being mentioned first:

■ Morning.—Sykes, Bur field, Lnssey, Emmerson 25 v. Innis, Hickev, Armitage. A. H. Christie 19. Afternoon.—Sykes, Burfield, Lassey, Emmerson 16 v. Toron, Franklin, Badland, J. Christie 26. PIHAMA V. MANAIA. A one-rink match between Pihama

and Manaia was played yesterday afternoon on the Manaia green, and resulted in a will for Pihama by 13 points. Manaia. —Davies. Ward, Smith, A. H. Christie 14. Pihama: Poke, Famine, Julian. Mason, 27.