BOWLING.
GISBORNE CLUB. Members were again favored with delightful playing conditions oil (Saturday, and a. good attendance look advantage of them. Only one competition game was played, Redstone and W. S. Coleman (s) 00. defeating Michie and Witty (s) 20, in 1 he Orr pairs. Visitors to the green on Saturday were 4i team from Taumarunui, skipped by \\. Sarah, who were en route from the Rotorua tournament. All members of the team expressed their appreciation ol the conditions prevailing. Following are the results of the various games: (Taumarunui) Mu.nro, Smith. Mansen, Sarah (s) 2-1. lost to Adair, F. Harris, Boys and Holmes (s) 26. A. Coleman, Henderson, Sidebott'om (s) it, lost to W. Harris. Wildish and Halford (s) 33. Stewart, Moncrieff and. Stall' (s) 17 I rat Davidson, Ormond and Sinclair (s' 15. a Smaill and Truman (s) 31. heai.Tnyloi and -Maude (s) 20. Keating. Smith, flnmhrill and Thriven 11 |s) 32. heal Past wood, Thivkell. MsKeagne and T. F. Crawford |s) 31. j KAHUTIA CLUB.
The following games were played on the above club’s green on Saturday afternoon : Leslie Sealed Pairs: L. Martin anw 11. P. Clarke jskip) 24 v. W. Hogg and Bourgeois (skip) 19; Raeburn and F. Smith 19 v. 11. Hogg and d. I’hton (skip) 17. L. IT Clarke’s (skips) pairs: Gibbs and A. Sawyer 18 v. Power and FlavelJi 10. Ordinary games: L. P. Clarke, Solvander, Tier. J. Martin (skip) 21 v. W. Spence, Cotton, Vincent, J. Newton (skip). (!. Shaun, Hepburn, Mcllroy, Power (skip) 20 v. Chiles, P. Smith, Searle, Sawyer (skip) 19. Watson, Richardson, Campbell (skip) 21 v. H. Smith, Green, Flavell (skip) 11. All games in the Champion Singles must he played off punctually, as the time of finding the champions of the different clubs is nearly up. j POVERTY BAY CLUB. The pairs handicap competition is now nearing finality, two more games being played on Saturday. Evans and Cameron (skip), 17. beat Ranger and Moore (skip), 15; Andrew and Robertson (skip). 29, beat Murdock and Hopkinson, 12. Ordinary games : Hilton, Auld, Rowe (skip), 23, beat- Hay, Oixenham, MeOibbnn (skip), 21; Grafts, Davis, Paltridge (skip), 23, beat Hall, RulJ, Somerville (skip), 19. Members are requested to play off their rose bowl singles as soon as possible.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16674, 2 March 1925, Page 3
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373BOWLING. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16674, 2 March 1925, Page 3
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