WOMEN'S BOWLING
■ THE CGOKE BANNER OTAGO’S SUCCESS RAIN INTERRUPTS PLAY The Southland- Ladies’ Bowling Association lost the Cooke Banner yesterday to Otago after having held it since 1935. Played on the Otago Ladies’ Bowling Association’s No. 2 green at Logan Park, the match was mainly in Otago’s favour, although the Southland players won two games. With a lead of 47 points on the day, the Otago representatives had a clear-cut victory. The green was on the heavy. side and there were two interruptions because of rain. Details:— O. S. Mesdames Smellie. Baker, Braithwaite, and Kane .. 12 Mesdames Rushton. King. Robins, and Excell .. Mrs .Fortune, Miss Gillies, Mesdames Grant and Gemmell 22 MesdameS Reardon Cooper. Pryde and .. .. Mesdames Brown, Mclntyre. McConnell and Jackson .. 20 Mesdames Cochran. Kirk. Long and Wedderspoon .. .. Mesdames Turner. Steel. Johnson and Stubbs .. ... 14 Mesdames Smith. Stirling M'atheson and Gavan .. .. Mesdames McGovern. Tilbury. Campbell and Jones .. .. 9 Mesdames Holloway., Haydon. Thomson and Kerr .. ... Mesdames Hutchison, Coughlin. Hamer and Paterson .. .. 25 Mesdames Nixey, Fraser. McDougall and Steele .. Mesdames Newman, Dunn, Austin and Mullinger .. .. 39 Mesdames Cowie, Hay. Smart Holliman •• Totals: „ ■ , Otago 141 Southland 94
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24236, 1 March 1940, Page 3
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