GISBORNE CLUB

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 5 October 1936, Page 8

GISBORNE CLUB

PULL RINK GAMES Play in full link games on the t;isborne Bowling Chili's green, following the official opening of the season on Saturday afternoon, resulted as under: — Rohb, Pyatt, Johnson, and Crawford (s) 32 v. Smart, Salmon, A. Hav, and I?. Mace (s) Id. Hockley, Forrest, Calvin, and Biddell (s) 18 v. Roberts, Butchers, Atkin.o(l, and I. Lowe (s) 23, Kllis, Chrisp, McKessnr, and Craig (s) 13 v. Lockett, York, Shimmin, and .1. May (s) 2.-,. Leiiihan, Holt, .Morse, and Smith (s) 3(1 v. Richardson, Mevriek, Gilmer, and Williams (s) 11. Do Costa, O'Brien, Noal, and Murray (s) To v. Forster, Baldrey, Peal, and Coleman (s) 22. Murphy, Kendrew, Gracie, and Armstrong (s) 17 v. MeOrendy, Young, Walker, and Xasmith (s) 24. Farnie, T. Hay, Jennings, and Kendrew (sj 11 v. Home, Wilson, Allan, and Patrick (s) 22. j Bridge, Watson, Popple, and Stephenson (s) 22 v. Taylor. Zaffer, Bragg, and Henderson (s) 2n. Gorge, 11. Thompson, Paltridge, and McCulloch (s) 20 v. Albrecht, Quig.ley, Rathsach, and Branch (s) 20. McKenzie, Gandell, and Morrison (s) 12 v. Hankev, Waite, and Ashworth (r) 10. FLOODLIGHT BOWLS The initiation of evening bowling under the new floodlighting arrangements drew another large attendance of bowlers to the Gisborne green during the evening, when the following games were played:— Moore. Graham, Mace, and Murphy (s) 11 v. Gilmer, Thompson, Balfour, and Ashworth (s) 15. Short, Lowe, Dudfield, and Thompson (s) 15 v. Neal, Chrisp, Johnson, and Riddcll (s) 10. Taylor, Bridge, Morrison, and Williams (s) 31 v. Home, T. Ilav. Walker, and Bennett (s) 11. Poole, Birkett, A. Hav, and Armstrong (s) 12 v. Übrecht, Baldrey, A. IV. Smith, and McKenzio (s) 2L Forrest, O'Brien, McKessar, and Coleman (s) 10 v. Richardson. Thornton, Atkinson, and Slight (s) 1(1.

Kllis, MeCulloch, Xasmith. and Hartley (s) 17 v. Rlliott, .lennings, Gandell and Branch (s) l(i.