BOWLING.
WANCANI 1 TOURXAMKXT. ( 1 ) Wanganui I'.owlimc < Vnire •- '«>nr-\-l i 1... in ion In defeated U.h>b> 7.1 i ( > nj 11,0 hill) round, and 10.-i " \l('l-Vrli !.x 19-17 in tl..‘ M'ven, h round. lln al- his game m tin-MMh rnimil and finish. d in In- « I wins and 5 loss.-. W . ! '- i™' - ( ' 1 a '1 . i Noiih) dnfn.ii d damn 20-u m dm I U i loiiml ; A.kim 23 lb Ml dm sixth ; mid I’ait'lc 55-20 in ih. seventh round. H> won dm siml ion. n The section wum, - 'P’" 1 "' 11 -. [ don. Ramsay. Mel h ;V Mor,a , t. ' lh y' 1 , ;V’\ V hi!.lnV. 1 o-day s draw i-• , I - •• , ■ Howiii.'i' T.11..V. Ijl;; » n;|A; dim following hir.e * -A 1 -y. i;um, Hnnimll, i’anoav. . :m \, dm \W„ ainii lourn. :n -m I I ‘" MI W Jones (Palmers! a, > r'hi l«-' wiiihlcv bv 23 to 16 HI mn :,ml !> .having Nixon in dm second r nm.. manson and I> A11!v 1 > 1 ■ dim Peilding Star says:—“lit -' ■' game for dm Mamm, and Umr uholder. J. ikirdu.loMHwv, pmye'l a y pari for he allowed dm game " lm f ■> ; • de- pile dm fuel dial die eha lemp ■ ■ ■ I!!,, 1 eiven due notice, iiariimloi.mu eo ; Id 1 ~< )t -kip dm learn him.mll owner 1" ■ f .(i jin SitVWel! run short im-s ot dm i."iui. -n . ( ' liir ,.p al a mom. in s nonce. 1 .dim - eliilj'' have a had habit oi coming along • ; a moment A no, me. hut dies i; ? “ ticklers tlmm-elves for "If 1 dm IHter of dm law ns In eha 'cum'TOI’RNAMKNT AT WOODMI-I.h. S""-l n, el.if.' in i!m< Am. i. in lealm eioei (Ml ‘• 1 m 1,1 . . eluding Ifammvirke. ""'.A™ ' ■n- 1)( p .Miinawain. Palmers, on Non!, m ' 1 ville. The games wee played m w , ■ , • Rankin and lessen lion.-, ot .'-i.. , ...jim, /, 11 1eiol 1 1 (s) (Dam,evoke) won 1 .> i( .| a . ii(l .r ‘ (-) with mx wins, wink ; M. - . (Woodville) and Radford (s) 01 ;,’ny Xorlhl tied in section A with m.
I 'l u the play-oIV yesterday mornine ■ and I’adl'nrd (.) (PidmerMon No-j'h) mid PicK'jtfniiir {>) (W { > (), '- K 1 ‘ ‘. strenuous same. ,he Him hem; .» doubt until the last howl was p '.'ed. Tim (iird between 19-11 ami lim !•» 1 provided a most interesting Imch ford was one up on the mini when tin “M head was commenced, and was lying tu -hot when the skips had each two howls to pliv l>i>K(*!l cndcavoiiml lo cli>!• uh* shot bowl, hut placed narrow and struck a wing howl, which guided Ins on to the -hoi and look its pk.ee. Bedford> cmh . wa> to hiirn the head, winch lie pH I; lied I" do. , . Owing |„ its central position rendming Woodviil” easy of access from the >nri,*iilit,” clubs, and (he louruamcm jih ended proving so enjoyable, the committee will doiiliiless consider the 'pi'Hion ol mak-
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3108, 29 December 1921, Page 5
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469BOWLING. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3108, 29 December 1921, Page 5
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