WAVERLEY.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 27 January 1926, Page 8

WAVERLEY.

(From Our Own Correspondent,) bowling matches. ST. JOHN’S v. WAVERLEY. The usual annual game between St. John’s (Wanganui) Bowling Club and Waverley Bowling Club was played on Anniversary Day 'on the A averley <u'een, and resulted in a win. lor the local dub by 51 points. The weather was not all it might have been, but did not seriously interfere with the day’s outing. Following were the scores, St. John’s being mentioned first: Morning Games. —Kert, Rhodes, Elliott, Michie 16 v. Salter, Beer, Parsons, R, P. Palmer 32; Handley, Baxter, Smith, Kerr 25 v. J. Muir, Cattanaeh, Nicholls, ML Muir 14; Holland, Gibson. Laurie, Gilbert 21 v. Morrison, Ravnor, Napier, Mathieson 23; Breek, C. Rhodes, Townsend, Hamilton 19 v. Tavendale, Lamont. Wicks, Yerry 26; Reid, Bourne. Greenwood, Moffitt 16 v 'Aiken, Spratt, James. Dallison 22. Totals—St. John’s 97, Waverley 117. Afternoon Games. —Iverr 16 v. Dallison 22; Michie 13 v. Yerry 18; Moffitt 27 v. R. P. Palmer 17 ; Hamilton 17 v. Mathieson 32; Gilbert 14 v. M . Muir 29. Totals —St. John’s 87, Waverley 118: PATE A v. WAVERLEY. The annual banner match between Patea and Waverley (holders) was played on the local green on Saturday- in splendid weather, and resulted in a win for M’averley- by one point after a veryhard and keen game, in. which Patea were unlucky to have lost. Scores were as below. Patea players being mentioned first: Delarge, H. Palmer, C, Sheahan, P. Bourke 19 v. S. Aiken. Geo. Spratt, PT. W. James, E. C. Dallison 20.