BOWLING

Patea Mail, Volume LIII, 7 March 1932, Page 3

BOWLING

PATEA Y. GONVILLE,

A match match was played during the week-end between Patca and Gonville at Gonvillc. The visitors were welcomed by Mr. A. B. Christensen, who expressed the hope that the Gonville Club would return the hospitality given then on their recent visit to Patea. A cup of tea awaited the visitors on their arrival, which was greatly appreciated after the journey. The following arc the scores, Patea players being mentioned first: MORNING GAMES. Drummond, Papps, Glenny, Carey -0 v. Smith, Gowan, Naumau, Corby Id. ,Seow r n, Hamerton, Christensen, Grant IP v. Healey, Symouds, Mailman, Mowbray 2(3.

Lamb, Quickcmhpr, | Richards, P. Bourkc 19 v. Tiunov, Hall, Bell, Saunders 18.

Edwards, King, J. Bourkc, Sheahan. 24 v. Lake, Luff, Laird, C, Christensen, 22.

Dempsey, Mercer, White, Paterson 23 v. Sutton, Denman, Svensen, McKenzie 21. AFTERNOON GAMES. Drummond, Papps, Glenny, Carey IT v. Sutton, Healey, Smith, Bell 25. Seown, Hamerton, Christensen, Grant 34 v. Lake, Denman, C. Christensen, McKenzie 2(3.

Lamb, Quickeudeu, Kichards P. Bourke 18 v. Mailman, Lull’, lyln, Corby 35. Edwards, King, J. Bourke, fcjhcahaii 21 v. Tinney, Gowan, launders, Mowbray 25.

Dempsey, Mercer, White, Paterson 37 v. Xaumuu, Hall, Laird, yvenseu 22. At the linish of the games, Mr. P. Bourke thanked the ‘Gonville Club for a good day’s play, and their hospitality, and hoped the visits would be repeated. He also thanked the ladies for providing afternoon tea. Gonville won on the day’s play by sis points. |,