GISBORNE BOWLING CLUB
\ large number of members attended on the green yesterday, and notwithstanding the intense beat and high wind prevailing some very interesting play took place. A rather unique experience for bowlers was to seo a horse unattended corno in the front gate. About a dozen members •ili rushed forward with hats and bowls, etc., to try and prevent tho same leaping on to tho green. Bventually it was caught, and had to leave by tho back entrance. The following games too'k place during tho afternoon: — Handicap Fours (semi-final). —T. Clarkson, . Morgan, ML R- Clarkson, T. A. Crawford (22) beat T. G. Lawless, J. R. Redstone, G. Miller, and I. S. Simson (11).
Handicap Paire.—(lst t round). — Brownie© and Hennossy (23) beat E. Burton and E. -Williams (21); Malcolm and Ambridgo (25) boat Zachariali (sub. Leslie) and R. Robertson (16). Handicap Singles (Ist round). — F. M'. Euro (20) boat A. T. Hookey (13). Ordinary Games.—T. Robertson, E. Lewis', M r . Pettie, J. Coleman (35) beat H. H. Burton, Pavitt, F. ML Eure, Witty (22); Cusson, Colebrook, F. Harris, Bright (35) beat Redstone, O’Meara, Ambridgo. It. Robertson (10); G. Bolton, Bullock, J. A. Lucas, TV. Morgan (24) beat Crawford, Maekrell, J. F Pettie, Houlihan (16); Burton, J. Martin, E. Williams, Simson (15) beat Wilson, Brownlee, Hennossy, Crawford (12).
The following handicaps and draws have been declared by Messrs W. J. Hennessv and T. Adair in the handicap singles conipetition for geld medals presented by Air R. Johnston: Fordvce (9) v. Redstone (10),O'Meara (10) V. Cussen (10), Johnston (9) v. Houlihan (7), Bright (4) v. Cra -Vford (scr). T. Robertson (10) v. Malcolm (9) Lucas (II) v. Harris (6), Wotten (10) v. Ivymo (10), Hookey (>) v. Eure (4), F. Pettie (6) v. F. Martin (3 behind), Gaudin (1) v. E. lewis (9). Burton (10) v. Lawless (10), Holiness-/ (4) v. R. Crawford (9), Witty (6) v. Paltridgo (9), Brownlee GO) v. Mackerel! (11), Bullock (9) v. IL Elliott (12), Oman (12) v. T. Adair i 9). BouUon (10) v. Morgan (10), W. R. Clarkson (9) v. Simson (scr), Corsou (4) v. Williams (7), Coleman G) v. Bradv (4), ML Pettie (9) v. Miller (9) Pavitt (9) v. Wilson (9), Seymour (6) v. Zacliariah (12), Collins (10) v. G. E. Elliott (12), Murray (12) v. Sheridan (10), J. F. Pettie (11) v. Colebrook (12), Hansen (12) v. T. Clarkson (12).
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2068, 20 December 1907, Page 3
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