SHANNON NOTES

Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 January 1915, Page 3

SHANNON NOTES

♦ [By our Resident Representative,] HOWLING. The bowlers had a great time on Anniversary Day. It was a general holiday, and in the afternoon the green presented a, lively appearance, being crowded with visitors from Palmerston North, Terrace End, Foxtom and Levin. There was also a goodly number of Shannon players. A bowling tournament was held, tho results of which are -appended. Mrs Gardiner provided afternoon tea. First Round'. Rimmier . and Iver-Hislop (Foxton) 23 v. Hodgins and Morris (Palmerston) 8. Whibley and Spring (Foxton) 15 v. Munday and Jones (Terrace End) 12. Knowles and Roach (Shannon) 19 v. Sew oil and Sutton (Ten-nee End) 10. Tapp and Gnu-don (Terrace End) 17 v. Gardiner and Farglier (Shannon) (j. Shankland and Galland (Shannon) 9 v. Brown and Palmer (Levin) 8. G. N. Stephenson (Shannon) and Jolly (Palnierston) a bye. Hancock awl Sinclair (Terrace End) 19 v. Butt and Gunning (Shannon) 11. Cuni>inghamo and Sollitt (Terrace End) 23 v. Hensman and Gibson (Shannon) 10. Second Round. Butt and Gunning (Shannon) 18 v. Mundy and Jones (Terrace End) 13. Hancock and Sinclair (Terrace) 1(5, v. Whibley and, Spring (Foxton) 13. Riminer and TCer-Hislop (Foxton) 15 v Snell and Sutton (Terrace End) 11. Shankland and iGalland (Shannon) 15, v. Tatt and Gordon (Terrace End) 13. Gibson (Shannon) a bye. Brown and Palmer (Levin) 17 v. Mitchell and Stephenson (Shannon) "M. Hodgins and Morris (Palmerston) 20 v Gardiner and Farglier (Shannon) 13. Third Round. Gordon 17 v. Stephcnsoin 7. Sollitt 10 v. Ker-Hislop 14. Iloach 12 v. Jones 11. Palmer 10 v. Gibson 9. Sinclair 14 v. Farglier 9. Galland 13 v. Sutton 7.,,.;. Morris 14 v. Gunning 7. Spring, a by©. Fourth Round. Itain came on about 5.30 p.m. and stopped play. Sinclair and Roach were leading with four games to their credit, Gordon surrendering to Roach and Galland to Sinclair. They will play off on a date to lie fixed. Mr Farglier thanked the visitors for their attendance and lioped that they would have better weather next year. On the spare riuk some of the Shannon players indulged in friendly games. TENNIS. The tennis players included Mrs and Miss Laurvig who have returned from their holiday trip. They passed the lime with scratch matches. A good number of Shannon rosidonts with a penchant for sport went to tho Foxton races by Mr P. Gill's drag and other conveyances. There wu m,-. ally-owned horses competing.