BOWLING.
THE PALMERSTON TOURNAMENT.
Per Press Association. Palnierstcfri North.' January 17. The bowling* tournament terminated to-day with the playing^ff c^ tne last' rounds "of the Huddai^t. Parser Trophy competition,' There were 16 - competing tea.ms, and Newtown,- the present holders, and Palmerston No. 2, the winner of the champfonship, were left in ihe .iinal. After a keen competi- i | tioh, *New,town. gained a deserved vie- | [ tory by a . bac^ , single, the score lt>e- j ! ing 25 to '-2^ c ?j^.t one stage of -the '■game Palmjecs^n, was leading 13- j I A scratch' .ni/vtcli was played during 1 the day . liyja* 3 |pam of visiting pressmen an.d son\elr ji^jbors of local clubs, " the pressmen" winning a finely played .game by 32' 7 €«^22. " ! Visiting hV>v^VW sjjeak in the high- ] iest terms of^a^nVfration of the hospi- i tality exteni'dddi! by the Palraeisto>n C|,ub, the me'etfn'g' being regarded as I ,the ni£)st successful ever promoted by the Association^
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 3
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