BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 8, 7 December 1937, Page 4

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) . BULLS, Dec. 6. Clifton Hall was cl'Owdcd with an appreciative audience on Friday evening, on the occasion of the concert and prize-giv-ing in connection With the Presbyterian Sunday School. A splendid programmo was given entirely by the scholars, whoso perfottnanee reflected credit on the hrdies who had trained 'therfv Mrs Mackay and Miss Wilson (school Superintendent). Two outstanding items wero an impersonation of. tho “Three' Wiso' Men,” given by Keith Bailey, Raynor, Vile; and Peter Peterson, atid an action song, “I’ll do it all for. Jesus,” by tho girls. At the conclusion of tlio concert, Rev. Mr Mackay and Miss Wilson presented tho prizes and Miss Wilson thanked parents, frionds, and teachers for their hearty co-ordination. Messrs J. H. Ellory, L. Capstick, and W. A. Wheeler have boon selected to represent tho Bulls R.S.A. at the centenary celebrations in Sydney next year. At Friday night’s mooting of footballers Mr N. James, tho Wanganui and Rangitikoi representative forward, announced definitely that ho was retiring from Rugby. It was also stated that Mr C. Culpan, who recently . went to South Africa, had been succomful in securing a remunerative post there. Mr A. Neale is spending a few d&vs in Taranaki. . _ , Bulls and Feilding Tennis Clubs met at Bulls ori Saturday; the- visitors winning nayrowly by 9 sets to 7, although Bulls actually'had a lead on games. Following are the detvls,. home players being mentioned first: —Men’s singles: J. Johnslono'lost to Dive, 2—6, 6-4, I—6; R. Gloyn beat Julian, 6—4, 6—5; C. Montgomerio lost to Patton, 3—6, 2—6; F F Ralfo iost to Wilkmsbn, 4—6, 3—6, Women’s singles: Miss Stevens bent Mrs Lawrence, 9-2; MiSs S Walker beat Miss E. Robson, 9-1; Miss I. Walker beat Miss. W. Robson, 9—3; _ Miss Z. Ralfe lest to Miss M, McLean, 4-9. Men’s doubles: Jolinstohe and Gloyn lost to Dive, and Patton, 4—6, 6—2, 7—9; Montgomorie and Ralfe lost to Ju.ian and Wilkinson, 5 —6, 6—4, 6—B. Women s doubles: Misses Stevens and Walker bent Mrs Lawtenco and Miss McLean, 9 1; Misses L Walker-and Ralfe lost to .Misses Robson, 6-9. , Mixed doubles r Miss Stevohs ahet Jofinstono. lost to Mfs rcnco and Dive,. 1-9• Miss ; W T a kor and Gloyn beat Miss E. Robson, ahd Julian, 9 Miss I. Walker and Montgomerie lost 'to Miss Wf Robson and Fatten, 10— Miss Ralfe and Ralfo beat Miss McLean and AVilkinson, 9—4. Feilding, 9 sets, 136. games;’-Bulls, 7' sots, 142 games. - Condition's Were favourable for shooting 0)1 the • Op, an .range' on'. Saturday, and members of the Rangitikei Defence Rifle Club fired 10 . shots at 300 and 500yds, two then going on to the 600 yd range. Stevenson and McKenzie put on single possibles, the - latter registering 19 consecutive “bulls,” dropping only his last shot, -at 500yds. Scones: W. A. ■ Stevenson, 48 — 50—48—146; 11. Mends, 49-47—43—144; R. B. McKenzie, 50—49—99; R. White, 42—48-90; F. Simpson, 38 — 46—84 ; H. Pcglor, 41-39-80.