BOWLS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17143, 27 December 1929, Page 14

BOWLS

POVERTY BAY GREEN Bowlers, apparently), were influenced by the strong sporting spirit which prevailed yesterday in the Poverty Bay and East' Coast districts, the scenes witnessed at the Poverty Pay club's green being sufficient evidence of this. There was only; a small attendance of members during the morning, but in the afternoon the attendance increased considerably, ten full teams being engaged. Details of the play are given below: Morning Matches.

Cotton, Shelton, llopkinson, Somervell (s) 18, v. Hankev, Ross, Couttil, Hartley (s) 16. Holland, Pistor,, Wiyatt, Falconer (s) 23, v. Shaw, Gardner, R. Crawford, T. A. Crawford (s) 22. Afternoon Games. Langridge, Slight, Cameron, Hortley (s) 23, v. Holland, Atkinson, Wilson, Hickman (s) 16. H. Andrews, T. Robertson, Wyatt, Moore (s) 18, v. Blackburn, Cotton, Hopkinsom, Somervell (s) 17.

oves-'— ;into ''Why cfwyp and shrdad Sutton, Pistor, Randle, T. A. Crawford (s) 24, v. Keany, IF. J. Andrew, Aitken. Mac Gibbon (s) 19. Wilkinson, Hughes, Shelton, It. Crawford (s) 23-, v. Froude, Leggett, Ross, Cossey (s) 18. Rusher, Ranger, Frost, Coutts (s) 29, v. Langlands, Gardner, Bull, Greig (s) 18. KAHUTIA CLUB Mwing to a large number of competitors in the Dan .Barry memorial shield being away on holiday, it has been decided by the committee of the Knhutia club to postpone Ihe fixtures until the following Saturday.