GERALDINE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19942, 29 October 1934, Page 6

GERALDINE

FRIENDLY BOWLING MATCH ASHBURTON BEATEN In a friendly match on the Geraldine Bowling Club’s green on Saturday afternoon, the local club beat the Ashburton Bowling Club by 86 points to 68. Scores (the Geraldine names being given first) :■ — G. A. J. D. McKechnie (s), J. J. Mulvey, J. H. Woolhouse, E. H. Logan 19 Higgins (s), Carter, Tulloch, Todd 13 H. Turner (s), M. Campbell, T. B, McKinlay, A. A. Readdie 26 McEachen (s), McElhinney, Smith, Mitchell 14 G. Loach (s), W. McClure, A. G. Brown, W. T. Turner .. 22 O’Brien (s), Sawle, Christmas, Orr 22 P. Hendry (s), T. J. Paterson, E. Simpson, H. Broad .. 19 Easterbrook (s), Colquhoun, Dunne, Dakers 19 Totals 86 68

TENNIS A match bteween teams representing the Geraldine and Highfield Tennis Clubs, played on the Geraldine Club’s courts on Saturday afternoon, was interrupted by rain. The results up to the time play was abandoned were as follow (Geraldine players being mentioned first) : Women’s Singles. Mrs E. P. Bennett v. Miss I. Johnstone 2 7 Mrs T. B. McKinlay v. Miss I. McFarlane 7 3 Women’s Doubles. Mesdames E. P. Bennett and A. L. Brenton v. Misses Sutherland and Johnstone 7 6 Miss M. L. Grant and Mrs T, B. McKinlay v. Misses Boal and Mitchell 6 7 Misses P. Bennett and M. McKeown v. Misses McFarlane and Macauley 7 4 Men’s Singles. L. C. Mail v. Wilson 9 5 C. E. Burdon v. Gillies 9 8 "C. Burke” v. Ball 9 1 Men’s Doubles. Mail and “Burke” v. Wilson and Gillies 9 4 Burdon and Glen v. Ball and McFarlane 8 9 Williams and Knight v. Thompson and Cole 9 4

VARLABLE WEATHER The weather was exceptionally hot on Saturday morning, and during the early afternoon, but later the wind veered to the south, and steady rain set in for about an hour, intermittent showers continuing throughout the night. However, the weather was ideal yesterday.