BOWLING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 17 March 1926, Page 3

BOWLING.

ELECTBIC LIGHT SINKS. Interest in this competition was maintained to the finish last week. The, finalists were Timarti (Provan, Gow, Moycs and Qnerree, skip) and "West End (Price, Lowry, McLean. Blackham, skip). The play was of a high standard, West End leading almost to tho finish. "With two heads to go they led by 4, but a C to Timaru on the second last head gave them a lead of two. The last ' head resulted in two more to Timaru, giving them a' final load of four. Mr W. HI Cowles, president of tho Park, presented the trophies to the winners, adding congratulations, which were acknowledged by Messrs Querroe and Blackham, both complimenting tho Park Club on the popularity of tho competition. ELECTBIC LIGHT PAIRS. The fol oying is the draw for tho first games, to commence on Monday evening lit G. lo : Section I.—Thomson v. Dawson; W. Cowles v. Moycs. Section 'J. —C. Howe v. McLean; Boyce v. Menzies. Section ,‘l. —O’Leary v. Gardyne; Knrton v. lladlce. Section 4.—8. Millar v. Cranston; Thoreau v. Stevens. TIMARU CLUB. The following te am is to represtMit Timaru v. West Knd, in the final of the championship, to be played at the Park on Saturday next:— .1. G. Gow (s), Provan, Simmers, Morgan. Courtis (s), Torlesso, Orwin, Kntibloy, Fraser (s), Slirimpton, B. S. Home, J. M. Gow. Qucrec (s), Menzies, Callender, Paterson. Bradley (s), Gresson, Preston, Rudd. Moyes (s), Bust, Marshall, IT Wilson. Anderson (s), James, Hunt, Leslie. Us.shcr (s), May, Walton, T. Waddell. * Emergencies—Seward, A. R. Clarke, Green.