BOWLS
FLOODLIGHT GAMES WIN FOR KAHUTIA The annual bowls competition between rinks representing respectively the Kalmtia Bowling Club and the Cosmopolitan social club was played last night oil the Kahutia green, the floodlighting arrangements again being highly successful. The competition gave the host dub a win bv 12 points on the aggregate scores, the games resulting three-all. In the following list of results, Cosmopolitan rinks are mentioned first in each instance: — Bead, AfoKenzie, Cusack, Alclvenzic j(s) 26 v. Bury, Neenan. Fiscbbach, and Mahoney (s) 22. , Humphreys, AlcGaveston, Alonteith, [and Riddell (s) 21 v. Booth. Holt. Campbell. and Smith (s) 20. Beer. Lockett, Kay, and Bright (s) 13 v. Dower. Gallop, Davis, and Morse (s) 29. Bennett, Paine, Cuff, and Murray (s) j 15 v, Vail, Robinson. Town, and Jackson (s) 20. Lnnigan, Cornish, P.aytiss, and Dudfield (sj 16 v. Lenihan. KilgarilT. SirnpI sou, and Somervell (s) 24. Vernon, Gartshore. liragg, and Coleiman (s) 25 v. Lloyd, Roherts'on, Bennett, ami Jenkins (s) 13.
WELLINGTON RINKS HAT AIT AT WINS FINAL (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The final of the Wellington Bowling Centre’s Christmas rinlcs tournament was won by the ITatnitni club link skipped by P. MeWhanncll. The plav-off was postponed from before new year on account of the adverse weather and the approach ol the New Zealand championship tournament. The other finalist was Casev (Thornton).
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19240, 4 February 1937, Page 3
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225BOWLS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19240, 4 February 1937, Page 3
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