BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 71, 23 February 1937, Page 4

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

: , . BULLS, Feb. 22. Fine weather last week brought bowlers out in good numbers, and the following games wore played on the local green: — Perrett, Archer, Walker (skip) 25, v. H. Ellery, Ransom, Vaughan (skip) 29. J. Ellery, Dwyer, Stevens • (skip) 23, v. Pearce, Simpson, Ingram (skip) 14. Capstick, Vaughan, Stevens (skip) 23, v. Archer, Ransom, Walker (skip) 29. Elyes, Pearce, Walker, Drew (skip) 24, v. J. Ellery, Simpson, Ingram (skip) 11. _J. Ellery, Dwyer, Simpson, Vaughan (skip) 17, v. Archer, H. Ellery, Walker, Ingram (skip) 21. Young, Ransom, Drew (skip) 17, v. Capstiek, Quinn, Stevens (skip) 21. During the week-end a game was played at Bulla between Levin and Bull? Tennis Clubs, the visitors sportingly bringing along the Linklater Cup for competition. The home players were in good form, winning by 12 sots, and the trophy remains hore. Details are as follow, Bulls players being mentioned first: —Men’s singles: G. Fitches 2 v. T. Touhy 9; J. Johnstone 9 v. Thompson 5; R. Mansell 9 v. N. Thomson 7; P. Ralfc 9 v. R. Adams 4; F. Ralfe 4- v. S. Donnelly 9; G. Montgomery 7 v. S. Wilson 9. Women’s singles: Miss I. Walker 9 v. Miss Kerr 11; Miss B. Stevens 7 v. Miss Anderson 4; Miss M. Kearney: 7 v. Mrs Astlev 5; 'Miss Z. Ralfe 7 v. M'.rs Turton 5; Miss M. Fitches 8 v. Miss Pritchard 10; Miss E. Fitches 7 v. Miss Stewart 0. Men’s doubles: Johnstone and Fitches 5 v. Touhy and Thompson 9; Mansell and F. Ralfe 11 v. Thomson and Adams 9; Montgomerie and P. Ralfe 9 v. Donnelly and Wilson 6. Women's doubles: Misses Walker and Stevens 10 v. Misses Kerr and Anderson 8; Misses Kearney and Ralfe 7 v. Mrs Astley and Miss Turton 5; Misses Fitches 7 v. Misses Pritchard and Stewart 2. Mixed doubles: Miss Stevens and Johnstone 9 v. Miss Kerr and Touhy 5; Miss Kearney and Fitches 9 v. Miss Anderson and .Thompson 3; Miss Walker...and ■ F. Ralfe 9 v. Miss Astley and Thomson 5; Miss Ralfe and Mansell 9 v. Miss Turton and Adams 4; Miss E. Fitches and F. Ralfe 9 v. Miss Pritchard end Donnelly 7; Miss M. Fitches and Montgomerie 9 v. Miss Stewart and Wilson 1. Bulls, 18 sets, 180 games; Levin, 6 sets, 142 games. Bulls cricketers visited Flock House, and, after a well contested game, won by 33 runs. The lads played bright cricket, and should soon have a strong side. Scores are as follow: —Bulls: Stock, b Thelwell 0; Thacker, run out 37; Meads, c Chapman b Campbell ,23; Cutts). c McAlpine b Horton 0; O’Connell, b Horton 30; Liddell, b Campbell 23; Twort, b Thelwell 12; K. Field, b Goodall 14; Drummond, not out 7; Bromley, o Bignell b Goodall 0; Gaflick, b Goodall 0; extras, 10; total, 156. Bowling: Thelwell. .2 for 35; Bignell, 0 for 6; Campbell, 2 for 39; Horton, 2 for 23; Siccly, 0 for 18; Goodall, 3 for 13; Chapman, 0 for 6: Horne, 0 for 4; McKissick, 0 for 1. Flock House: Sicely, b Thacker 22; Horne, b Stock 0; Horton, c Meads b’Liddell 17; Goodall, o Meads b Thacker 11: Bignell, e Leddell b. Cutts 18; Campbell, b O’Connell 16; Mitchell, , b Meads 7; McAlpine, b Stock 9; Thelwell, c Thacker b O’Connell 14; McKissick,. pMeads b Stock" 0; Chapman, not' out. 0; extras, 9; total, 123. Bowling: Stock, 3 for 10; Cutts, 1 for 5; Meads, 1 for 22; Drummond, 0 for 6; Liddell, 1 for 22; Twort, 0 for 1; Field, 0 for 8; O’Connell, 2 for 24,' Thacker 2 for 13.