BOWLING.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1741, 17 February 1921, Page 5

BOWLING.

GALA DAY AT TERRACE END.

Many rinks representing various town and district clubs gathered at the Terrace End green yesterday and indulged in numerous friendly games.' A series of these inter-club visits areto be made this season and the move.

if yesterday's outing, can be taken as': a criterion, should be of the* very best"' interests of bowling. The next club to be ivisited will be Feilding. ing are the results of yesterday's' games:—Shannon (McKegg) beat' Manawatu (Laurenson), 21—19;} Woodville (Wardrop) beat (W. McKenzie), 31—13; Pahiatua (Wukcman) beat Ralmerston North, (Hancbck), 22—16; I)annevirkß. (Hendry) beat Terrace End (Wearne) 18 —8; Terrace End (Paton) beat Palmerston North (Needham),i 26—14; Pahiatua (Walsh) beat Ter-' ; race End (Tapp), 23—17; Palmerston]: North (Stephenson) beat Foxton: (Christie), 20—19. PALMERSTON NORTH CLUB.

A committee meeting was held on Tuesday evening. Mr J. A. Nash was.;" appointed to the vacancy on the I match committee. The secretary re- - ported that a truck load of ing was being obtained by the president from Rangitane. . Mr J. H. Simmons was appointed to' the general I committee. The committee decided I to temporarily invest £IOO with the Manawatu Building Society. It was I decided to collect all outstanding sub-' I scriptions at once in order to provide ■ funds for carrying on the necessary t work during the recess. I