They Say –

Northern Advocate, 24 March 1937, Page 2

They Say -

That George Wilding’s rink had earned the right to represent the club and should have been selected to defend the Swann Cup. '/*} /♦> That Kaitaia will have a good tourney at Easter. *> <s> <s> That Whangarei’s representatives, Stan Williams, Stan Gribble, George Wilding and Mat Whitelaw should win a few games at the Easter Tourney in the Queen City. <S> <♦> <S> That Kensington’s Mac has returned from his extended tour and will be action at Easter. <s> <s> -S>' That Dargaville intend raising the question of tournament dates. <s> <§> <s> That a hush hush policy, is being adopted in connection with the recent Sunday tournament. Hie Centre would be well advised to face the music voluntarily. 4> , . That Emmy Dennis is rolling his new Henselites to some purpose. <*> ' <s> '■ <S> " ;V That a flutter for first year players is on the tapes. <s■ <s> -<s> • That Len Trembath was in charge of a rink last Saturday and made a splendid showing. <§> That Bob McCarroll was woefully disappointed when the Dargaville Tourney did not eventuate. That Barribal, the Kensington player is beginning to show something of the family prowess. £> <s> That Frank Eccles showed good from in the singles championship. <s>«s> <S> That Claude Allan enjoyed his stay in Whangarei. • <S> <*> 3> Thai the winter regulars at Kensington will miss Harry Piggott and Jack Cleverley this coming season. <S> -$> <S> That Len Studd is on the metld, <?> <*> <s> That a well-known driver hit a sixer last week.