BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20643, 15 February 1929, Page 15

BOWLING.

ELDERLY BOWLERS’ DAY. The fifteenth Elderly Bowlers’ Day will be held at Dunedin green to-morrow. That the fixture still maintains its interest is evidenced by the numbers who have intimated their intention of being present and taking part. The game will start at 2.15 p.m.j but the green will open from 10 a.m. for any players wishing a roll up. The following players expect to participate:—Messrs George Levons (Temuka), 88, third visit; Mitchell (Mataura), 82; Partridge and Olds (Cromwell), 'Anderson (Stirling), M‘Donald, Mitchell, find Stewart (Phoenix, Oamaru), Bastings. Adam, MTveehnie, Moor, Gray, and Adamson (Milton), Cameron (Taieri), Callender, Harrison, Gillespie, and Hope (St. Clair), Calverley (Otago), Watson, Young, Godfred,- and Stevenson (Port Chalmers), Pain, Watson, Drydcn, Coulter, King, Grant, Hubbard, Lloyd, Smith, and O'Neill (North-East Valley), Weir and Black (Kaikorai), Rennie, Spite, Jack, James Smith, Grindley, Bryant, Glen, Gillies, Young, Brown Mercer, Low, Johnson (Dunedin) Notman, Anderson, R.ae, Edwards, Gardiner (Mornington), Gill, Pago. Hunger ford (Leith), Ogg and Butcher (Caledonian), Ingram, Coates. Walmslcy, and Thorn (CaversLam)j Menzics, Orr, Howell, Manson, FaivLairn, and Wilson (Anderson’s Bay), MTntosh (Balmacewen), MTnnes, Wilson, Wilkinson, Barnett, Fountain, and Duff (Ros lyn), Dawe, Collie, Dawson, Callaway and Smith (St. Hilda), Henderson, Mills, and M. Hutcheson (Kaituna). It is anticipated that further entries will come to. hand before play begins.