BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20405, 6 November 1929, Page 16

BOWLING.

coromandel club. The official oponing of tho Coromandel bowling green took place on Saturday, and was in every sense a pleasant and successful function. _ A few member of the nowly-formed Whitianga Club wero anions tho visitors. . . The president. Mr. P. .Bevendge, in his opening remarks, emphasised tho fact that although isolated, the Coromandel Club was definitely recognised as an important 0110. Mrs. Boveridgo threw up the kitty fflnd dolivered tho first bowl. Tho grounds wero decorated with a plentiful 6upply of bunting, kindly lop,ned bv the honorary secretary. 'Mr. F. P. Burgess. Refreshments wero dispensed bv jfrs. Bevoridgo and a croup of lad.v assistants, Tho Coromandel Brass Band was present and played selections. Tho president then performed tho ceremony o£ formally opening tho adioining crociuot latons for the season. ' r ' Teams representing tho president and onstprcsident then engaged in play. Following wero tho results, the president's teams being mentioned first:—Beddy, Lean. J. Cleave, Bcveridge, 25. v. W. Gamble. Marshall, Eawstron. Harris. 31; McKechnio. Wilson. Gorrie. Davies. 21. v. K. Smith. Maclean, Lincoln, James, 18: Simmonds. G. Cleave, T. Campbell. T. W. Peek, 19. v. R. Hovoll, Chndban. Thomas, R. Campbell. 15; 8011, Surplin, Haywood, Moore, 18, v. Prescott, White, C. Hovell, Rostgard. 16; W, H. Peek, W. Smith, Strongman, Denize. 14, v. Stewart, Purser, J, Gamble. Patterson, U. . <