BOWLING
NEW ZEALAND HOWI.EPS. AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. LONDON, .May 1(5. England defeated the Now Zealand howlers by !)!) to 80 at .Maxwell Hill. H was a perfect day, and a splendidly true given. There was a big attendance, .including Sir James Allen. The Non’ Zealanders did not get the strength of the green at the start. At five heads the score was 20 to l(i down, but at the end of the next five the score was 31 to 30. New Zealand was in the lead at the fifteenth head, and the score was 01 to 50, but England made a splendid effort during the last six beads, Emerson getting six and four, Dawson four, and Shatford five. London bent Dawson by seven. Harlow tied with Shatford, 25 all.
NEW ZEALAND HOWLERS LOSE. LONDON, May 17. The Berkshire howlers defeated New Zealand by 110 to 109. Berkshire won the last end. Tho Berkshire skip wanted four and three in, Dee, the New Zealander, driving the last wood to break the home three took his nearest wood out leaving the. home fourth wood in count .amidst the .greatest excitement.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1921, Page 4
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