BOWLING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13636, 15 April 1908, Page 5

BOWLING.

NEW ZEALANDERS AT ADEIiAIBB

BADLY BEATEN.

4 By Electric Telegraph.— OpyriiJit,

ADELAIDE, April 14.

The T*ew Zealand bowlers splayed their second and final game? against South Australia on -the Adelaide oral. As the visitors iiad to catch after- , noon tram for "Melbourne at .4.3% the gairi»«r»s begito'at -I&fr«nd v&s hnntfd to 21 ends. The weather fas d«IL t and a few ; spofc^of ram foH, wtgen made the couch grass* stand ijp. *n* greens were not quite keen enfcuglt Jor the visitors, although theyg played truly. " i -• ' * Walker^ and Ham met agiin, »Bd they had a "fiiri'tntite; 'which was ey^tt until tdwa^'the,fimsh-Whe» Walter kfffc a fiver, which* "won the match we Him by that' majority. Hun ..and . Thompson^oth, played well aj gain«s. a strong rink. Clarence Mood« gotan initial break of rip on Goldstlne, wfio recovered some points and theft went to the Bad again: "Maynard playedv^weral good shots, but ftojdstone wj^etea*. off colour- and could neve* get tft&*tr6teUL of- $he green. "Hodart led BentlW a merry dance. w The New Zealand 9ppper?was:.runwiff, but Smith did food work for him. .RilL wlio had a gposl all-round team, had a close g°LjF**™ .Bisttep, T^ose^nien. played^ell. Wwh -always leoHAßn.ut l s rink*. *n» wnicfejnf captain, with saving - shots, was the most; conspicuous player. _> _ -» During their rush visit the New «©alanders had a busy time- They arerflfr. lighted that they otisinged $$feir-.it§l»£r-,ary to" include Adelaide...' Scores :jr~ "South Australia,. 120 7r Snowly, Sob&s7*fcirr, Hodek '(sbg), . -«fe Johnson, A^Bowiey, Bower, Walsh (skrp),/29; Taplin, Schroder, Hoffmann, Clarence •Moody (skip), 37 r Band, Rowe, Thomas, -Hiß-%kip>, 18; ScJmalty, Mabn».H. Stoody, Walker (skip), 20. * 'New: .'Zejilfcnd, 71— McGibbon, Manning, £mitli, :Bentley (skip), 10;. Brood, Bastings, Johnston, Allnut (skip),,J.7; Chegwmi Gtee, Maynard, GoWstone (skip),- 14; Neave, W. Martin, Waddell, Bishop (skip), 15; Stubberfield, Galbraith, Thompson, Ham (skip), 15.