THIS MEASURE ON THE SIXTEENTH END was vital in the singles semi-finals, between G. H. Jolly Leith) and P. C. Skoglund (Palmerston North) at the national bowls tournament. Jolly had tried to burn the head, but although the kitty went into the ditch it stayed alive and Skoglund gained three points to take him to a 17-12 lead. Jolly (left) holds the measure to a bowl while the umpire has the other end against the kitty. Watching on right is Skoglund. Skoglund won. 21-12.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 14
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84THIS MEASURE ON THE SIXTEENTH END was vital in the singles semi-finals, between G. H. Jolly Leith) and P. C. Skoglund (Palmerston North) at the national bowls tournament. Jolly had tried to burn the head, but although the kitty went into the ditch it stayed alive and Skoglund gained three points to take him to a 17-12 lead. Jolly (left) holds the measure to a bowl while the umpire has the other end against the kitty. Watching on right is Skoglund. Skoglund won. 21-12. Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 14
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