BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 278, 24 November 1936, Page 3

BULLS

TENNIS MATCH j On Saturday. Bulls and Northern Clubs met on the latter's courts in the ; B grade competition, Bulls winning Iby 12 sets to 4. Details are as fol- | low. Bulls' players being mentioned | lirst: [ Men's Singles. -J. Johnstone won ' I from B. Harvey. 9—7; R. Mansell won | from A . W. McLeod, 9—4; G. Montgomerie lost to M. Davison, 5- 9; H. Hendry lost, to R. Johnson, 5—9. i Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Walker won from Miss J. Bowers, 9—7; Miss M. Kearney won from Miss G. Parsons, 7 -1; Miss Z. Ralfe lost to Miss C. McCulloch, 4- 7; Mrs Eyles lost to Mrs Styche, 5—7. Men’s Doubles. Johnstone and Mansell won from Harvey and McLeod. 9—3; Montgomerie and Hendry j won from Davison and Johnson 11—9. Ladies’ Doubles. - Misses Walker and Kearney won from Misses Bowers and Parsons, 7- 2; Miss Ralfe and Mrs Eyles won from Miss McCulloch and Mrs Styche, 7—5. Mixed Doubles.— Miss Walker and Johnstone won from Miss Bowers and Harvey. 9—6: Miss Kearney and [Mansell won from Miss Parsons and [McLeod, 9—5; Miss Ralfe and MontJ gomerie won from Miss McCulloch land Davison. 12—10; Mrs Eyles and Hendry won from Mrs Styche and j Johnson, 9 - 7. BOWLING [To-morrow ‘Wednesday), Hunterville and Bulls will meet at Bulls in the second round of the triangular competition. Bulls had a fairly comfortable win over Marlon on Saturday, and can get together several fairiy good rinks. During the week-end the following full rinks game was played:—Ransom. Capstick. Ingram, Martin 27. v. Archer, Ellery, Walker, Stevens 18. GENERAL NEWS The Parewanui School Committee’s grand flannel dance will take place in the Town Hall, Bulls, this evening. A free bus will run from Marton. Mr Terry Mansell continues to win jumping events with his horse “Glendowie.” At Hawera last week, with his owner up, Glendowie won the champion ribbon and the silver rose bowl, and with Mrs A. W. McDonald in the saddle Ihe horse was second in the ladies' jump. The trophies won at Hawera included a silver tray and tea service, and a canteen of cutlery, as well as £lO in prize-money. Glendowie will compete at Stratford Show this week, Mr Mansell going up yesterday lo do the riding.