WANGANUI BOWLING CLUB.
The final games for the Class A Singles championship were won by Collins after two hard-fought bat +l^s in his match against Hoggard he JZIi 0? t5 e u la. st nea <*. the score on the 20th head being 14 all. On the 21st head Hoggard was laying the shot when Collins played his last bowl and carrying the pack, won the game by two-points. Collins then played Carson m the final, the latter having the advantage until the game was half way through. In the latter half of the game Collins played up and finally Wf°?>,£, ganle and the Championship of the Club by 21 points to 17 On Saturday a match was played between New Zealand and the rest of the world, when tbe Colonials won by 15 points on the aggregate. The following, were the rinks and scoresKink 1 (Colonials).—Palmer V l« ne\?- ,Rankin' and Keesing (skip) 20. World.—Sheriff, Smith, Milne and Towsey (skip) 15. Rink 2 (C.).—J. McFarlane, Mcrl an' ££4 ns °n. and Hoggard (skip) 1.7- -.;...(W.).—Thomson, Hiorns, Perrett, and Lomax (skip) 27
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12708, 20 March 1911, Page 8
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181WANGANUI BOWLING CLUB. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12708, 20 March 1911, Page 8
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