BOWLS.
NEWTOWN AND HUTT GAMES. On Wednesday afternoon four rinks from tho Newtown Club played a friendly match with tho Hutt Club on tho latter's ground. The green was in good order and some good ploy ensued. The scores aro as under: — Newtown—Caterer, Brown, Pankhurst, Claxton (s.), 12; Hutt—Simpson, Hawthorn, Hodgins, Hill (s.), 23. Newtown—Tonks, Talbot, Speirs, Noble (s.), 22; Hutt—Birch, Rishworth, Ginger, Hollard (s.), 18. Newtown—Crosbie, Barlow, Reid, Armstrong (s.), 13; Hutt—Young, Hayes, Casey, HendTy (s.), 21. Newiown—Parker, Townes, Porter, Phillips (s.), 14; Hutt—Judd, Sinclair, Cud by, M'Kcnzic (s.), 25. Next Saturday the club will play a series of progressive pairs.
There are many points and theories concerning the gnme of bowls: different players, diiforent opinions. But on one point all English bowlers are in complete agreement: Ayres' bowls aro best. Made of the best iignum-vitnc; supplied in natural colour, or in black or brown. In all weights, including the maximum. All bowls guaranteed to conform to New Zealand Bowling Association's requirements. Alcock and Co., Ltd.. "The Billiard People," are Iho X.Z. agents—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1575, 19 October 1912, Page 13
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174BOWLS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1575, 19 October 1912, Page 13
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