BOWLING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15189, 9 April 1917, Page 8

BOWLING.

ST. JOHN’S v. FRANKTON JUNCTION. A rink from Frankton Junction visited Wanganui on Saturday, and played a match against a St. John’s team, the visitors winning by 21 to 15. The teams wore as under : Frankton Junction —Smith, Taylor, Gosling, Coltman (sk) 21 v. Curtis, F. Christie, Conmbe, Hodgson (sk.) 16. SATURDAY’S GAMES. Wanganui defeated Patea by 37 points on the aggregate scores. Details are : C. Christiansen, Herbert, B. Christensen, A. Christensen 19 v. Addenbrook, Stewart, D. McFarlane, A. Me. Farlane 14. Paterson, Pearce, Palmer, Elliott 19 v. Jno. Stevenson, Stone, Hoggard, Keesing 19 Beadmore, Hearn*, Johnson, Holtham 12 v. Brooktield, Ross, Smith, London 28. Beamish, Adams, Williams, Carey 9 v. Pync, Fairborn, Bates, Rankin 18. Strouts, Johnson, Wood, McKenna 23 v Death, Blundell, vStoworth,, Coho-i 24. Coogan, Hamorton, Death Hnlbert 12 v. Pp.ro, Hole, Milne, Tilley 38. A rink from Frankton, consisting of Messrs W. G. Smith, W. Taylor, W. Gosling, and D. Coltman, are spending Easter in Wanganui. On Saturday they played a two-game match with a St. John’s rink, viz., Cv.vtis, D. Christie, Coombs, and Holson (sk.). The morning game, was won by the visitors by 21 to 15, but in the afternoon the tables were turned, St. John’s winning by 25 to 15, thus securing an advantage of 5 points in the aggregate. Four rinks from St. John’s Club travelled to Waverloy on Saturday, and had two most enjoyable games on the latter green, victory in each case resting with the visitors. Following are the scores : —Willis, Mackay, Bogle, Holloway (sk ) 16 v. Dyke, W. Muir, Duffy, I). Taylor (sk.) 23; Allomes, Williams, Green, Moffatt (sk.) 26 v. Cathie, Laugdon, M'athiesou, Prouso (sk.) 31 v. Parsons, J. B. Taylor, Dalton, J. Muir (sk.) 11; Joslin, Sampson, Coxon, Harkness (sk) 13 v. Peppers, Rutherford, Cormack, Crichton (sk.) 22. Aggregates: St. John’s 86, Wawerley 76. In tlie afternoon Harkness, 25 played Taylor 25; Moffat 17 played Crichton 27; Armstrong 29 played Prouse 18; and Holloway 27 played R. P Palmer 18. Aggregates: St. John’s 98, Wavcrley 88. To-day a tournament will be hold on St. John’s green, and any player present ac 9 a.m. will he able to take part. Visitors are invited.