Quoits.
FEILDING v. MAKTON. The final strugglo for the rabber beween the above cltibs took place yesterday at Marton, and, after a most enjoyable game, resulted in a win for the visitors. Neither Hides were fully represented, bat some very fair play was sho-VD. The Feilding team was most liberally entertained — thanks to the antirii.g efforts of Mr Nicol, the energetic Mar ton secretary. At the close of the match a conference was held between the two clubs as to the coming match, on vhe 9th prox., between the Wanganui and Eangitikei Associations, and it was decided to send four representatives from Feilding. Appended is the full score : —
Feilding won by 20 points.
Mabton. Feilding. McFarlane 21 boat Grant ... 19 Bosselman 21 beat Simpson ... 17 Fredericks 8 lost Younger, G. 21 Husbands 7 lost Evans ... 21 Cutts ... 7 lost Keade ... 21 Cawood... 10 lost Knowles ... 21 Nicol ... 21 beat Valentine, J. 11 Crabb ... 21 beat Valentine.W. 7 Gable ... 21 beat Toy ... 19 137 157
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 98, 22 October 1896, Page 2
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164Quoits. Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 98, 22 October 1896, Page 2
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