NOTES BY JACK.
The Clutha Club possesses a very youthful player in the person of Master Alexander Christie, aged 12 yeare, who laet week defeated Mr J. G. Bentley in the iidal round for a prize.
The Bruce Herald says:-Tho weather which prevailed 011 Saturday morning was hardly such as to make the bowlers' hearts to rejoice, a heavy ram falling till nearly noon a sudden change came then, however, and in the afternoon wore on. Tho match was JJ c of three rinks a-side, and a very pleasant "ame ended m a wra for the local MS? jj^g
games. The visitors were beaten in every rink played, Mr Taylor having a majority of 3, Mr Reid of 6, and Mr Twiss of 24. This makes the third match running that the club has played without being beaten in a single rink. The following are the scores -.—. — Mir.TON. ,r.r TAIEUIt J. Bremner A M Liren R. Murray J. Easton. F Bastings W. Melrose W. Taylor (s) ... IS W. Law (s) 15 J. Lockuavt J . Hodges W. Turner W. Christie, jun. •J. (Jolclough W. Christie, sen. D. Keid(s) 2J D. L. Christie (s) ... 17 A. Dickson W. Brash J. Nelson W. Wcdderspoon D. M'Pherson H. F. Leary F. Twiss (s) 32 W. Smith (,) ... 8 Total 73 Total 40 Majority for Milton, 33 points. Phoenix v. Oamabu. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The return match between the above clubs took place on Thursday last on the Meadowbrook greeu. The weather was all that could be desired for bowling, this no doubt accounting for the number of onlookers, amongst whom ■were a sprinkling of the fair sex. The green, with the exception of No. 5 rink, played very well, its keenness being a puzzler to many of the yhceuix playeis. The match ended in a decisive win "for the older club by 34 points. At tho conclusion of the game, Mr Williamson, president of the Oamaru Club, in a few wellchosen remarks welcomed the visitors and trusted all had enjoyed the game. Trie President of the Phcenix Club, Mr R. Davidson, replied, and promised the Meadowbrook players a warm reception when they met again. The following wtre the scores : — PIUKMX. OAMARU. "W. Cairns B- Dorward D. Edwards J. M. Brown G. Dalgleish J. Familton W. Waddell (s) ... 32 E. I. Dowling (s) ... 17 *W. W. Dawson T. Watson st. Brockie D. Grant T. Forrester F. Turpie W. Concher (s) ... 17 J. Getnmell (s) ... 22 H. Lse " (1. Greenfield T. Calder W Williamson A. J. S. Headland N. Fleming W. Crombie (s) ... 8 G. Moliison (s) ... 30 AY. Bee D. Paterson R. Davidson T. M. Cunninghame G. M. Procter H. Lemm J. Taylor (s) ... 10 J. Martin (s) ... 32 Totals ... 67 Totals ... 101 piiu:nix. oamiku. 7th head 17 37 14th head 35 74 21st head 07 101
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Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 31
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472NOTES BY JACK. Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 31
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