BOWLING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 15 March 1926, Page 6

BOWLING.

- TOURISTS FROAI TARANAKI. THE LAST AIATCHES OF TOUR. On Saturday the Taranaki touring team played four different clubs, three rinks each, and in three cases lost by a small margin, while it beat St. Helier’s by two points. The scores were as below: Taranaki 60, Otahuhu 62; Taranaki 75, St. Helier?s 73 j Taranaki 46, Takapuna 71; Taranaki 62, Stanley 64. , BAWERA CLUB. A BUTTONS AIATCH. Ori Saturday the holders once more demonstrated their superiority to challenging team, holding off a. chaUA lenge by' two points. The holders Tait, Alaslin. Adamson, R. Hicks) scored 30, and the challengers (Her- ■ bert, Tidswell, Bull and Linkhorn) 28. PATEA v. PARK. On Saturday five rinks from Patea visited Park and suffered defeat at the ■hands of the home team by a margin of 28 points, the scores being (Patea mentioned first) as follows: Del&rgy, Edwards, AVilliams, Paterson 21 v. St. George, Angus, Murdoch, Goodwin 24. Herbert, Thorburti, C. Sheahan El- - liott 15 v. Black, Familton, Crutch, Quin 27. Finlay, Atereer. T. Sheahan, Williams 22 v. Henderson, A’Gourt, Villars, W. Grant 24. , Crawford, Glenny, Palmer, AlcKenna 21 v. Edwards, Quayle, Curtis, Mills 28 ' Green, Boyle, Bourke, Christensen 19 v. Parkes. Adams, Kendall, Butler 23. Totals— Patea 98, Park 126. RAPANUI AHSITS AVAVERLEY. The Rapanui . Club paid its annual visit to AVaverley on Saturday. The following are the teams and scores (Rananui names given first) : Summerell, Roberts, Ballingall, Jones 24 v. Aiken. Bason. Spratt, A 7 erry 22. Bassett. Collins. Park, Head L 5 y. Muir (senr.). Old, Parsons, W. Muir 28. Low, Hammond. Willis, Jack 19 v. Adlam, Hunter,' Nicholls, Dallison 22. Alorrison, Thomkm. T. Brown, Fal-L noner 26 v. Ravner, Madley, Howie, J. ly 24. A. Handley, Russell. Johnson. Gordon 29 v. Morrison, Taylor, Napier, ATnthieson 19. Strawbridge. S. Handley. J. Handler. G. Handlev 18 v. Salter, Beer, Wicks, R. P. Palmer 26. . Totals—Waverley 141, Rapanui 131.