BOWLING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 342, 9 March 1922, Page 5

BOWLING.

VISIT 01' WELLINGTON RINKS.

Seven rinks, represei.tine the bowling clubs of Wellington, will arrive in Palmersum North to-morrow morning at 11 o’clock Ironi Wanganui, where they have been playing a series of lest matches with the Wanganui Centre. The local bowlers will meet the. visitors and lake them for a drive throngi the Esplanade. The visiting rinks will play a number of malehes against rinks from the Terrace End. Mannwat n. Palmerston North, and Uoihiiiiir ( hil.is, play commencing at 2 p.m. ip-morrow on the Pahneiston North Clubs green, and continuing on Saturday morning. The Wellington players will leave Palmerston North on Saturday afternoon by the Napier mail train. It is said that the. visiting rinks are very strong, so that some very good mulches should result from ilmir visit to this cent.ro. The- following will represent the Manawatn 1 tub against the visitors: Friday alienin',m: L. Drown. C. I'crguson, J. G. Radford, J. Drack.mridge (s.R Saturday morning'; \\. McKen/ie, f'. Ihornley. 1.. F. Spooner. T. (I. Ritdford (s.b The singles matches in the champion of champions contest will be held about the middle. ol diis month. The Manson and Harr Cup was played for on (he Eoxton green yesterday. The holders—.l Whihlev. Ross. Rome and I'. Whihley (s.) 27 defeated the challengersTerrace End, Tremewan, \\ ill ia n is, Dailey end Hankins f-.) 21. The next challenging link is W. i'V Jones’s (Palmerston North t hill).

WELLINGTON; DKFK.VI WANGANUI. (Per Press Association.) WANGANUI. March 8. Tl.c bowling (natch between die Wellington ami Wapganni centres, played today. icmlicd in a win for the visitors by 154 io 136.