BOWLING.
FLETCHER SHIELD AIATCH. PALAIERSTON NORTH RETAIN TROPHY. Matches for the Fletcher Shield are now a regular feature each Saturday-. The trophy is at present held by the Palmerston North Club who successfully defended it against five rinks from the Northern Club on Saturday afternoon. The visitors were successful in two matches, but_ these were won by only a small margin. Palmerston North’s score in the other games gave them a substantial lead in the aggregate. Details of the matches follow, Palmerston North players being mentioned first: — Faire, Crawford) Tasker, Crump (skip) 22 v. O’Reilly, Eliott, Palmor, Stuart (skip) . 26. A. Wilson, Ennis, Spencer, W. E. Jones (skip) 37 v. Saunders, Lynch, Robinson, Parsons (skip) 15. Eglinton, Usmar, Ramsay, Brown (skip) 22 v. Andrew, Stallard, Thirtle, Stiles (skip) 16. / • Mowlem, Tattersall, Kerslake, N. H. Nash (skip) 25 v. Kensington, Kirk, R. Stallard, AleKee (skip) 16. Childs, Croad, Skoglund, G. Wilson (skip) 15 „v. Dickel, Rumble, Teale, Bryan (skip) 18. Totals: Palmerston North, 121; Northern, 89.
DUNEDIN- CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, March 3. The singles champion of champions bowling contest played on Saturday was won for the second year in succession by Tyrrell, of the Roslyn .Club,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 80, 4 March 1929, Page 3
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