BOWLING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17477, 23 January 1919, Page 5

BOWLING.

Tho St. John's Club were favour^ with a vi-ife yesterday from the Marion Club, consisting of a team of three rinks. Morning aud afternoon games were played, and proved most enjoyable victory renting with the local club by 12 points in the morning gajne, an>l 20 in the. afternoon. Following are the scores: Morning: Mar ton: Low, Goldman Upchureh. Cummins, 27 ? v. St. John's: F. K. Parke-s, Curtis, Green, Fraser, 11. Marton : Mclndoe, Mogridge, Rees, Stafford. 15, v. St. John's": Smart, Gordon. Bogle, Glasgow, 22. Marton: Prince, Gorrie, Curteis, Duck. 16, v. St. John's: Rice, Holloway, Laughton, Gellatly 37. Mar.jtn. S8; St. John's, 70. Afternoon: Marton : Mclndoe, Mogridge, "Reea, Stafford 16 v. St. John's: Rice, Holloway, Laughton, Geiiaiiy. 28. Marton: Prince Gorrie, Curtefs, Duck 30. v. St. John's: F. B. Parkes, Curtis, Hutchinson, Fraser 37. Marton • Low, Coltman, TTpchurch, Cummins 31. v. St. John's: Smart. Bogle, Paterson, Glasgow 12. Marton, 57; St. John's, 77. Tho St. Joim's Club paid their annaal visit, to "YVnverley yesterday, with six rinks, and had a most enjoyable outing, victory resting with the home club by 15 points in the morning game, and 3 points in th« afternoon. The visitors were welcomed by the vice-president Mr Veriy, and Mr Robertson responded for the Si. John's Club. Following ar*> the scores (Waverley players mentioned iirst) : Morning: J. B Porter, Taylor, Duffy. McClenaghan (sk) 28 v. Parsons. Joslin, Rob.•ertson, Armstrong (sk) 6; G. Howie, Eame3, James, J? Pajmer (sk) 30 v. Jones. Rabone, Allomes, Heweteon (sk) 16; Peffero, Napier. Muir, D. Taylor (sk) .23 v., Martin, Stewart Allison, Hodson (sk) 20; Nicholis, Walker, Oliver Cormack (sk) 17 v. Sheldon Moyr.ihan. Rev. Williams Moffat-t (sk) 33; Adlam, Bromley, J. Howie> Mathieson (sk) 21 v. Upton, Hunger, D. Armstrong, Parkes (sk) 25; Handfey. A. Howie, Parsons, Verry (sk) 15 v. Haase Glenn, Delves,' Ashwell (sk) 24. Totals: Waverley, 139; St. John's. 124. " . , Afternoon. Palmer 28 v. Armstrong 17; McGorrery 29 v. Hodson 20; Verry 17 v. Parkes 31; McClenaghan 18 v. Ashwell 32; MaThie?on 17 v. Moffatt 20; Taylor 36 v. Hewetfion 17. - , Totals: Waverley 145; St. John's, 137. "-...■■ A number 6of th e Feildin'<r bowlersvisited Wanganui yesterday n"nd playixl a series of interesting games with the Wanganui Chxb players. In the morning games. Wanganui put,up 81 points to the visitors' 76. and in th c afternoon games . the local players scored 138 points io the visitors' 100.

Morning Games. Stevenson Brookfield, London, Tilley 18, v. Oakley, Haybittle, Goodbehere. Garrett-15.

O'Meara, Milne, Benelield, J. McFar. lane 11.. v. M. Bartholomew, Williamson, Innes Jones, G. Bartholomew 17. A.- McFarlan©. Hoggard. Foster. Bats 28 v. Burne, Reeve Davidson/ Hardford 9.

Stone Addenbrooke, Smith, Collins 14, v. Plagen, Belmer Murray, Clapham 17. "

Price, Fairburri, Rankin, Atkinson 10 v. Tay!or Gray, Entwistle. Chatfieid 18. • ' Afternoon Games:

Swanger. J. McFariane, Foster, Lon. don 45 v. Plagen, Belmer, Hardford. Clapham 19.

Brookfield, Lmnax. Hoggard, Allan son 31, v. M. Bartholomew.. William son, Murray, G. Bartholomew 16.

Olsen, Beswick, Laurie Ogilvie 20 v. Oakley, Hoybittle, Goodbehere, Gar. rett 20.

Addenbrooke. Smith. Bates Rankin 15 ,v. Burne, Reeve, Davidiim Inn»f Jones 22.

Collins Anderson, Tillev Ross 2i v Tay'or Gray. Entwistle, Cliappell 23. The following games were also played : Stevenson. Foreman. Milne. MeFarlnne 21 v. Newman Faijburn, Plrani, Benefie!d26.

Ston?, Oilman, Mejvimrn Price 21 v Tennant, Goodwin BarMe.tt, Battle 2o