BOWLING.
INTER-CLUB MATCHES. On Saturday afternoon friendly visits wore exchanged by the Palmerston . North and Takaro Bowling Clubs. On the aggregate, Palmerston North won by 141 points to 112, although both clubs won three games. The results of the matches played were as follow, those on the Palmerston North green being mentioned first: Wass, Frew, Harriman, Cooksley (skip) 22 v. Colquhoun, W. JCroucher, K. Eglinton, J. A. Nash (skip) 20; Kilpatrick, Tait, Kerslake, Ramsay (skip) 29 v. Fisher, Da wick. Russel], A. Smith (skip) 14; Titshall, Burnett, Monks, Child (skip) 22 v. Morris, Boniface, Bary, Arnot (skip) 19. „ Wagstaff. Henderson, Farrar, G. Smith (skip) 28 v. Crawford. Holbrook. Goldfinch, L. Brown (skip) 16; Attwood, L. Lovelock. Simmons, Croucher Bovis (skip) 9; MclCegg. Law, Jones, Crump (skip! 28 v. Morgan. Ivey, (skip) 29 v. Rosvall. Berry, Hearsey, Jarrett, Littlejohn (skip) 17.
VETERANS’ VASE. A rink from the Terrace End Bowling Club visited the Northern Club, the holders of the trophy, and siicceeded in gaining possession of the Veterans’ Vase after a good game. The Terrace End skip was in good form. The teams were: Terrace End: Knowles, Kells, Ashton, J. Wallace (skip) 24 v. Northern : Johnston, Palmer, Stiles, Eliott (skip) 13.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 7, 6 December 1937, Page 8
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