BOWLS
KAHUTIA CLUB There was a good attendance of members and friends on the Kahutia Bowling Club's green on Saturday afternoon. The principal game was that between Newton's and Sawyer's rinks, the only two left in at the finish of the sixth round of the Hennessy Memorial Vase competition. Newton got a good lead in the early stages which Sawyer was unable, to catch. Newton's" rink thus won the honor of holding the cup for this season and also the trophies that accompany it. Following a-se the scores: — Hennessy Memorial Vase (final): H. B. Taylor, Kay, N. Smith, Newton (s) 21, v. Solvander, H. Wootton, Simpson, Sawyer (s) 17. P. Boots, Robertson, Spence, Campbell (s) 28, v. Hutton, Harris, Keany, Clarke (s) 20. Quigley, Hewitson, Hepburn, Jenkins! (s) 25, v. Chamberlain, Downey, O'Donnell, Prince (s) 21. Cowie, Ciham, Power,; J. Martin (s) 26, v. Gilligan, Town, Crmckshank, S. Wootton (s) 23. Donaldson and Paine (s) 19, v. Langford and Eaton (s) 17.
POVERTY BAY OLTJB There was a good attendance of members at the Poverty Bay Bowling Club's green on Saturday afternoon, when a pumber of interesting gamed were played, with the following results:— Handicap doubles: Godding, Coutts (r), 23, v. Slight, Mac Gibbon (s) 17; Leggett, Shann (s) 22, v. Ritchie, Colley (s) 17. Ordinary games: Hughes, Dingle, Greig (s) 31, v. Campbell, Andrew, Moore (s) 25; Hill, Chegwidden, Smith, Cameron > (s) 28, v. S'ealy, Ranger, Jennings, Hopkinson (a) 25.
GISBORNE CLUB Several interesting games were played on the Gisborno Bowling Club's green on Saturday. Results :—« Rowan, Morrison, L. Bright, Hawkins (s) 28, y. Tyke, G. Ormond, Clark, Sidebottom (s) 15. ' Hay, Paltridgc, Boys (s) 23, v. Short, A. Coleman, Gambrill (s) 16. Redstone, Witty, Halford (s) 27, v. Muller, Robertson, Hueston (s) 13. Petry, Dunbar, Stewart. Stephenson (s) 20, v. Zaffer, G. Henclerson, T. F. Crawford, Barnsdale (s) 20. Sheen, Richards, H. Bright, Watson (s) 27, v. Carson, Riddell, Crawshaw, Sinclair (s) 12. Orr pairs: The present round hns been extended, to Saturday. April 21, and must' definitely be completed by that date. Home Memorial: Armstrong defeated Adair.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16623, 16 April 1928, Page 12
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350BOWLS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16623, 16 April 1928, Page 12
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