BOWLS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17958, 9 December 1932, Page 10

BOWLS

INTER-CLUB MATCHES GISBORNE V. POVERTY BAY The first of the season’s inter-club visits between the town clubs took place yesterday, when the Gisborne club- .members received a visit from representatives of the Poverty Bay club, and a series of games was played. The home rinks won three out of the four games ’played, aggregating 87 against Poverty Bay’s 72. Conditions were not of the best, the high wind affecting the running of the bowls. However, the matches were much enjoyed, results being as under (Poverty Bay rinks being mentioned first in each instance): — Leech, Graham, Fischbach, Wilson (s). 20 v. Orawsliaw, Corson, Clare, : Stephenson (s) 15. _ . | Toneycliffe, Phillips, Sim, Wilkin- ■ son (s) 15 v. Jones, Johnson, Smith, Holmes (») 25. Rusher, Rosie, Scott, Wyatt, (s) .18 v. Dunbar, Williams, Crawford, Robertson (s) 20. Hankey, , Gardner, Hartley (s) 19 v. Rathsach, Miller, Nasmith, Armstrong (s) 27. One ordinary game was played dinina the afternoon, as under: —Parker, Zaehariah, Bennett (s) 2.1 v. York, Sutton, Henderson (s) 20. Hostesses for yesterday were Mesdames Corson, Maude and Taylor. Mrs M. W. Craig and Miss Miller were among the hostesses for Saturday last. KAHUTIA CLUB There was a good attendance of members and friends on the Ivahutia Bowling Club’s green yesterday afternoon, when a game in the Dan 'Barry Memorial Shield competition was played, and a number of other fixtures in the Cham pi'oii Singles and the Open Pairs were got off. The high wind blowing across the green made bowling conditions \eiy difficult. Following are details: Dan Barry Shield— Whitehead, Batson, Watt, Roderick (a) 19 v. Lvnskey, Bilham, Holland, Dudfield (s) i 4. —Champion Open Pairs—- | Walker and IT. Martin, jun. (s) 19 v. IP, Smith and Jenkins (s) 18; Dunlop and Holland (s) 21 v. C. EL Robinson and Eaton (s) 19. —Champion Singles Winners’ section. (Thursday)L—Eaton 19 v. Bilham 14. Roderick and Watt j next meet, and the winner of this game j will play -Eaton off to decide the winner of the section. —Ordinary Games —*

: MacKinlay, Davies, B. Taylor, Sawyer (s) 19 v. Donaldson, 11. Martin, sen., Power, I’. Smith (s) 13. ] Clarke, Dunlop, Campbell (s) 23 v. j Flavell, Downey, Corbett (s) 24. 1 If. Robinson and I. Robertson (s) 23 Iv. Galiop and Solvander (s) 16. Walker and H. Martin, jun. (s) 12 v. Young and Bragg (s) U,