BOWLING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16045, 9 February 1920, Page 2

BOWLING.

WANGANUI CLUB. FOUNTAIN BANNER. A match for the Fountain Banner was played on. the Wanganui green on Saturday afternoon, St. John s winning by a good margin. Following are the scores, Wanganui players mentioned first: Gower. Harle, F. Jones, Spnggens (sk.) 17 v. Ballingall, Murchie, Rice, Armstrong (sk.) 32. Taylor, Caiman, A. McFarlane, Keesing (sk.) 3C v. Elliott, Ball, Simpson, Moffatt (sk.) 13. SherriS, F. Anderson, Olson, London (sk.) 24 y. Stewart, Allomes, E. Green, J. Greener (sk.) 21. Addenbrook, Lomax, Smith, J. McFarlan© (sk.) 30 y. F. Parkes, Bogle, Hutchison, Galbraith (sk.) 22. Ridd, Swanger. McLeod, Bates (sk.) 11 v, Christie, Haywood, Stephenson, Benefield (sk.) 26. Thorpe, Lowrie, Hoggard, Harden (sk.) 13 v. Cavell, Delves, Hodson, Laughton (sk.) 20. Price, P. Jackson, E. Jackson, McAneny (sk.) 25 v. Brass, Abram, D. Aimstrong, Scrivener (sk.) 15. Bird, Fairburn, Battle, W. L. Scott (sk.) 17 v. Smart, Wight, Laird, Fraser (sk.) 20. Hedditcli, Gilmore, Collins, Foster (sk.) 22 v. Martin, Laughton, Broadbead, Gellatly (sk.) 9. O’Meara) Bartlett, McCarthy, Rankin (sk.) 14 v. Barron, Jones, Sewoli, Ha-rk-ness (sk.) 28. She wan, W. Anderson, Beswrck, Crawford (sk.) 15 v. Robertson, Comte, Jack-Gord-on (sk.) 24. Stone, Blundell, Brookfield, Tilley (sk.) 14 v. Upton. Parsons, J. Wight, Parkes (sk.) 14. FOUNTAIN BANNER MATCH. A four-rink match for the Fountain Banner was played on Saturday on the Gonville green betwen the Gonville and Westbonrne Clubs, victory resting with Gonville by 91 to 64. The following were the teams (Gonville mtioned first in each instance): Jessup, Ashton, Steel, Webb (sk.) 34, v. Mayo, Gibliu, Jarrett, Cochraine (sk.) .20. Bailey, C. Bowater, Jones, Ogilvie 25, v. Cressweli, O’Hara, Bates, McCarthy 10. C. Bragg, Tabari, Steel, Bourne 26, v. Dobson, Bidlake, Firmin, Passmore 12. McKinnon, Morgan, Cressweli, Bromley 26, v. Whitton, White, Tully, Williamson 12. Practice Games.—Robson, Brown, Barkman, Taylor (sk.) 14, v. McKenzie, Eudd, Symes, Arnold (sk.) 21; Campbell, Marsden, North, Moutray (sk.) 18; v. Roberts, Smith, Bell, Laurie (sk.) 25; Thompson, Redwood, McKee 30, v, Sherwood, Tantra-m, Cressweli 20. DUTHIE CUP. Tlio following members will represent Wanganui at Wellington in the annual triangular match: —London, Keesing, Bates, D. McFarlane, Collins, Harle, F. Jones, Addenbrookc. BATTLE POE BANNER. PA TEA WRESTS COLOURS PROM WAVERLEY. The time-honoured battle for the handsome bannertrophy was once again fought out between Patea and Waverley Bowling Clubs at Waverley on Saturday, and excited' a great deal of interest. This was the fifth struggle which /has taken place between the clubs for the prized colours, and, like all previous battles, resulted in a. most exciting contest. The' weather was beautifully fine, and the green very fast and keen. The play was of a high standard throughout, and there wa-s very little between the contesting rinks at any stage of the journey. On the 20th head' Patea was 17 and Waverley 16. As may be imagined, play in the last head was brimful of interest, and every bowl was followed with rivetted attention. However, Patea was determined to take th© Banner back with them, and they placed the issue beyong doubt by getting' in two on the last head. This left the result: Patea: Bourks, Bogey, Johnston, Elliott (sk.) 19. ’ Waverley: Dalton, Merriman, J. E. Palmer, D. Taylor (sk.) 16. A GREAT CORN CURE. Barraclongh’s Progandra cures corns surely and effectively. Thousands testify to its merits. Successful for twenty years. One shilling everywhere, or from E-heumo, Ltd., Bax 1247 P. 0., Wellington. Barraclough’a Nervine stops Toothache. Why continue to suffer from Rheumatism?' Try Rheumo. 2s 6d and 4s 64-. 24