BOWLING

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 19 February 1925, Page 2

BOWLING

PARK v. HAWERA A. An adjourned banner match between the above clubs was played on Hawera green yesterday afternoon, when Park went down by 40 points on the aggregate. Following are the scores, Park being mentioned first: — McPhillips, Murdoch, Cunningham, Mills 11; Anderson, Barrow, Haughton, Robb 31. Osborne, Wainwriglit, Butler, Quin 20: T. Tail, Boot ten, Hodge, Corkill 27. Chadwick, Thurston, Villars, Goodwin 13; Toll, Sharp, Shaw, W. Robertson 35. Petheriek, McCormick, Westaway, Brunette 20; Champion, Keys, Oliver, R. Tail. 17. Totals: Park 70, Hawera A 110. . RAHOTtT v. OPUNAKE A. Playing at Opunake the Raliotu howlers wore successful against Opunake A in a two-rink banner match. Raliotu are mentioned first in the following details: — Annis, McEwan, Lowry, Clarke 30; Clough, Schneller, Holmes, Des Forges 20. Billing, Hopkins, Johnston, Chapman 24; Webby, Caliagnan, Hammond, Sinclair 27. PIIIAMA v. OPUNAKE A. The above teams met at Opunake on Wednesday, the home team being successful by five points. Pihama are mentioned first in the following deails: Glengarry, Poke Tito, Lambie, Mason 25; Clough, Watt, Hammond, Des Forges 20. Korn Tito, D. Harrop, Neilson, Julian 17; L. Des Forges, Callaghan, Harrigan, Sinclair 26.

H. Mason, Edwards, Segnr, Cowan 20; Webbv, Clare, Stevenson, Holmes 21.’ •Pihama bowlers are to he congratulated on winning the Fox Shield and on being the winners of the banner matches in the'Western Division. The contests throughout the division have proved most interesting, and in several instances the unexpected has happened. The Pihama. Club carry with them the best wsihes of bowlers in this division, and the hope is freely expressed that they will prove successful in securing once more the coveted banner.