BOWLING.
ASHI3URTON V. TDIARU.
The annual match, between, the AsLburton and Tiniaru Bowling Clubs took yesterday ca the local • Club's greet-. The weather in the earlier part of the. games was all that could be desired, but a'thick fog coming, up later on took the ''keenness" off the green. Xetwithsianding this, •a mast enjoyable time was spent, aai t.'ia
match concluded mtima lor the visitors •to return by the second; express north. | Some good play was shown in- all the rinks, and though the local Club won. yet the play of the visitors was exceedingly ;gaod ax. in. many .cases, the "measure " fad to be used to decide "who wan smnA "Kitty." Most acceptable afternoon tea was provided by Mrs S. T. Wicks teed, and thoroughly enjoyed. At ■ the close of the gam? Mr J. Mee, president, called for three cheers for the visitors, which were heartily given, and the-president of the Ashbur£on Club, in reply, hoped'the tables wonld 'be turned in the return match later on. The scores are as follows—■ Ashburton. Timatu. Stewart Bruce Meddings Turner Lane RowleyHarrison (s) 17 .Gow (s) .......... 20 Bonnington Gabites Thomas Young Denshire Bourn Snodgrass (5)... 17 Courtis (s) 27 Scrint Shepherd Manchester Pringle Craighead White AC. Dodds(s) ....... 19 McHiitcheson (s) 14 49 il Majority for Timaru, 12.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12899, 9 February 1906, Page 7
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