BOWLING COMPETITIONS

Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1932, Page 4

BOWLING COMPETITIONS

RINKS FOR TO-MORROW’S GAMES. Teams for to-morrow’s bowling matches include the following:— Paritutu:—Gilmour Cup rinks to play Fire Brigade: Jordan, Gibson, Vincent, Thompson (s); W. Mills, Lineham, Wallis, Andrews (s); Brown, McWhinney, Roberts, Lovell (s). New Plymouth:—Against Waitara at New Plymouth: Way, Garth, Hawkins, Mac Donnell (s); Rawson, Dempsey, Black, F. Carter (s); Marsh, Gaustad, Linn, Skinner (s); May, Reading, Beaver, Ambury (s). Vogeltown:—Against Fitzroy at Fitzroy: Smith, McGahey, Burke, Langley (s); Ballantyne, Langridge, Binnie, Dickson (s); Garnham, Gilbert, Bishop, Okey (s). Fire Brigade:—Against Paritutu on Fire Brigade greet!! T. Lowe, Sole, Doughty, Harvey (s); Roberts, T. Lowe, Carrington, Woodhead (s); Pope, Clarke, Baunton, Findlay (s). Inglewood:—Against Avon No. 2 at Stratford: Johnston, Allen, Mulholland, H. Cottier (s); Lamb, Farquhar, H. Codd, J. Wilson (s); A. Codd, Raynor, Ashton, Spurdie (s); Egarr, Henderson, Smith, Maetzig (s); Martin, Somerton, Mason, Lovell (s). Hawera:—To play Manaia to-day: Buckrell, Baker, J. Tait, Townsley (s); Marter, Gibson, Barltrop, ~ McCormick (s); Payne, Fossey, Goodchap, Haughton (s); C. Lovell, Watts, J. L. Hall, Canning (s); extra rink, L. Hall, Glover, Hostick, Fraser (s). Park:—To play Opunake, at Opunake, to-day: Rayner, Bremford, Mackenzie, I Chadwick; Williamson, Woolford, Barnett, Smith; L. Walsh, Carter, Butler, Hotter; Sheehan, Parkinson, Murdoch, Goodwin. Colts: Trigger, T. Walsh, Nieper, Cox. DISTINCTIVE MARKING OF BOWLS. NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL RULING. Wellington, Last Night. The council of the New Zealand Bowling Association has given the following ruling regarding the marking of bowls: “Bowls which are in use and which bear a distinctive mark on the large disc will be sufficiently marked to comply with the regulations if the numbered disc is permanently marked with .the owner’s initials or with a design similar to that on the large disc. New bowls must bear a similar distinctive mark on both discs of each bowl.”