BOWLS
POVERTY BAY CLUB At ilio Poverty Bay Bowling Clubs gieen on Saturday attornoon, members participated in the iinal round of the dub’s four competition, pairs, champion singles. and ordinary games. In the club fours competition. Somervell, Jennings. and it. Crawford are eipial with live wins and two losses. (In Saturday next Jennings and Crawford will play oil', the, winner meeting Somervell in the linal. There was a large attendance, ot spectators, and the green played splendidly. Details of tile matches are given below : Club Fours. Robinson, Leggett. Smith, Somervell fs) 20 v. Fronde. Campbell, Andrew, llopkinson (s) 13. SI evens. Cotton. Slight, Jennings (s) 22 v. Hughes, Ranger, Contis, Moore I'd 21. SI evens, Cotton, Slight, Jennings (s) 27 v. I‘reddv Hilton, Roberts, Colley (s) 22. Ordinary Games. Rusher. 11. J. Andrew, Paine, Greig (s) 20 v. Leech, Morrison, Cameron, it. Crawford (s) 20. Nesbitt. Ashworth. Hilton, Hickman fs) 26 v. Keanv. Gardner, Bennett, S. Woof ton (s) 10.' Thomson and IT. Bull (s) 39 v. Shaw and W. Bridge (s) 16. Saturday Pairs. Nisbelt and Blackburn (s) 18 v. Godding (sub.) and llopkinson (s) 16. Champion Singles. Ashworth 15 v. Somervell 14. Bennett 18 v. 11. J. Andrew 12. Campbell 25 v. Morrison 18. Moore 22 v. It. Crawford 10. Colts’ Singles. Derbyshire 21 v. llillyard 19. CANADIANS AT INVERCARGILL 1 1’.r press Association.) INVERCARGILL, last night. The Canadian bowlers played a match at Invercargill on Saturday with a representative team. Southland winning by lid point's to hi). A social was held in the evening. Speaking on behall' of the visitors, Mr .1. A. L. .Mel’liorson said: “We have had a wonderful time in New Zealand and I want to convey our thanks for that time to you and. through you, to all bowlers in New Zealand. Right throughout your country, wo have been received as friends and we are going away not as strangers but. as hrot hers and sisters.” Tim Canadians visited Riverton today. To-morrow afternoon they play a friendly match at Invercargill and sail from Bluff to Melbourne by the .Maheno at night.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17180, 10 February 1930, Page 14
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348BOWLS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17180, 10 February 1930, Page 14
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