BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 297, 13 November 1934, Page 5

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

t> i, . BULLS 'Nov 12 si™ t U ts 0f games P la y ed ln the progresd.T. r. r °™M!o°,v -G S-* W”, M» Walker b„rk G M.?t., F, »?MS Stevens, 50-36; beat C. V Green and M,ss I. Walker, 50-37; beat G MonN niene and Miss Ralfe, 50-43: beat °L. Ransom and Mrs Armstrong, 50—37 C v Green and Miss I. Walker lost to L. Homes and Miss Min. Kearney 36—SO\n S -l ll n M vr nseil ancJ Mrs Green, 40-50, : Montgoinerio and Miss Ralfe, , t l . t ? G ; slower and Miss Walker, * bU; ~s t to - L - Ran 50rn and Mrs Arm SteTen’ be “ 4 E A Macka - V and Miss Ste\ens, 50—43. P. Ralfe and Miss P. Price lost to Fitches and Mrs Bland, rT, T M - C Gould and Miss Goodall in ™ , Hoi " es and Miss Min. Kearney, 38 50, lost to C. W. Farrer and Miss Ede, 28 50; lost to R. Blackay and Miss Stevens, 46-50. F. Ralfe and Miss Kearny c„ f E ' Br °nghton and Miss Amon, 7n ‘Tj St E - -t\ lansoll and Mrs Green, 40—51. R. Mansell and Mrs Green lost to Hendry and Miss Haycock, 48—50; beat “• Green and Miss I. Walker, 50—40; beat Mackay and Miss Stevens, 50—38; lost to L. Homes and Miss Min. Kearny. 49—51. G. Montgomerie and Miss Ralfe lost to C. W. Farrer and Miss Ede, 42 beat C. Green and Miss I. Walker 50—42; lost to G. Flower and Miss Walker, 43 beat Johnstone and Mrs Hendry, 52—50. B. Henderson and Mrs Ralfe beat C. Green and Miss I. Walker, 50—38; beat L. Hillier and Mrs Mackay, 50—43; beat N. Amon and Miss Fitches, 50—40. J. Johnstone and Mrs Hendry beat E. Broughton and Miss Amon, 50—31; lost to G. Montgomerie and Miss Ralfe, 50—52; beat L. Ransom and Mrs Armstrong, 50— 40; lost to G. W. Farrer and Miss Ede, 39 — £0; beat Hendry and Miss Haycock, 50—44. L. Homes and Miss Min. Kearney boat C. Green and Miss I. Walker, 50—36; beat H. Hendry and Miss Haycock, 56—v54; beat 0. W. Farrer and Miss Ede, 50—44; lost to L. Ransom and Mrs Armstrong, 24—50; beat R. Mackay and Miss Stevens, 50—41; beat R. Mansell and Mrs Green, 51—49; beat F. Ralfe and Miss Kearney, 50 —44; beat Montgomerie and Miss Ralfe, 50 —38; beat Gould and Miss Goodall, 50 —38. L. Ransom and Mrs Armstrong beat Broughton and Miss j Amon, 50—40; beat L. Homes and Miss i Min. Kearney, 50 —24; lost to Johnstone and Mrs Hendry, 40—50; beat C. Green j and Miss I. Walker, 50—33; lost to N. Amon and Miss Fitches, 45 —50; beat j Mackay and Miss Stevens, 50 —43; lost to , Flower and Bliss Walker, 37—50. Fitches I and Mrs Bland beat P. Ralfe and Bliss ! Price, 50 —39; lost to Hillier and Mrs Blackay, 50 —52. C. W. Farrer and Miss Ede beat Montgomerie and Bliss Ralfe, 50—42; lost to Homes and Bliss Blin. Kearney, 44 50; beat Flower and Bliss Walker, 50 —48; beat Gould and Miss Goodall, 50 — 28; beat Johnstone and Blrs Hendry, 50 — 39. H. Hendry and Bliss Haycock beat Blansell and Blrs Green, 50 —48; lost to Homes and Miss Blin. Kearney, 54—56; beat Broughton and Bliss Amon, 50—37; lost to Johnstone and Mrs Hendry, 44 — 50. R. Blackay and Bliss Stevens lost to j Flower and Bliss Walker, 36 —50; lost to I Homes and Bliss Blin. Kearney, ' 41—50; lost to Hillier and Mrs Blackay, 41—50; | lost to Ransom and Blrs Armstrong, 43 — 50; lost to Mansell and Mrs Green, 38— | 50; lost to Green and Bliss I. Walker, 43—50; beat Gould and Bliss Goodall, | 50 —46. E. Broughton and Bliss Amon lost to Johnstone and Blrs Hendry, 31 — 50; lost to Ransom and Blrs_ Armstrong, 40— lost to Hendry and Bliss Haycock, 37 —50. Hillier and Blrs Blackay boat Fitches and Blrs Bland, 50 —48; lost to Henderson and Blrs Ralfe, 42 —50; beat : Blackay and Miss Stevens, 50 —41; beat j Hendry and Bliss Haycock, 51 —49; beat , Green and Bliss I. Walker, 50 —40. N. i Amon and Bliss Fitches beat Ransom and j Mrs Armstrong, 50—46; lost to Henderson and Mrs Ralfe, 40—50. Results of Saturday’s games on the bowling green are : —Barnes, Simpson, Ingram (skip) 31 v. Brookie, Dwyer, Drew (skip) 22; Caldow', Ede (skip) 20, v. Perrett, Smart (skip) 16; Dwyer, Caldow (skip) 24, v. Smart, Archer (skip) 13; Beu, Wilson, Walker (skip) 20, v. Barnes, Ransom, Stevens (skip) 16. Rangitikei factory and Bulls cricket teams played on the Domain in fine weather, Bulls winning on the first innings by 55 runs. Chief scorers for Bulls were Lewis (53), Stock and O’Connell (21 each), and Day and Lunn (20 each). Cutt3 made

1 51 for Factory Petersen 31, Westwood 26, i Preston 30, and Prichard 23. „ annual general meeting of the BullsUhakea Sports Club will be held in Bulls on Wednesday evening. As there is much important business to be transacted, a good attendance of members is expected. The following scores were registered on tne open range on Saturday by members of the Rangitikei Defence Rifle Club the ranges fired over being 300, 500 and 600 I Yards,:—P. Thorby, 30-35-33-93; L. ; Huddleston, 33—35—30 93- K W Dalryniple, 31—33—33—97; D. Lundy, 30-34 [32—96; H. Aleads, 31—34—31—96; J B. tßobins, 33—29—33—95; N. Amon, 25—33 — 28—86; A. W. Amon, 26—33—22—81. Following are the averages for the season of the Ohakea Aliniature Rifle Club, 12 shoot 3 being necessary to qualify for the club championshipH. Hill, shoots 15, average 138.5; J. Simpson, 15, 137.63; 11. Ellery, 16, 136.75; N. Leet, 14, 136.42; F. Simpson, 18, 136.5; P. Ellery, 17. 136.23; E. Simpson, 18, 135.5; W. IClatt, 14, 135.28; G. Wiggins, 17, 134.76; J. Ellery, 16, 134.56; C. Cockburn, -17, 134.35; G. Murray, 13, 133.23; J. Cockburn, 13, 133; S. Quinlan, 16, 130.62. Also fired; W. Robinson, 11, 135.18; K. Green, 11, 134.25; L. Snellgrove, 9, 132.66; J. Frecklingtoo, 9, 130.66.