BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1924, Page 4

BOWLING.

HOKITIKA v. GREY,

five links from the Hokitika Club (including a rink of colts) journeyed to Grcyniouth on Saturday afternoon to play a game for the Reynolds Badges, held by Grcyniouth. The day' proved fine and rearm after a wet night, but the green was in capital order-. The game ended in a win for Hokitika by 23 points and the team skipped by Mr Stevenson secured the trophies. Afternoon tea was supplied by the lady supporters and was fully appreciated. At the conclusion of the play Mr J. Steer (President) congratulated the team on its success and handed over the Badges. ’ Mr Blank (Vice-President) replied on behalf of Hokitika and hearty cheers were given for each Club, and the ladies. The details wero as follows: •

In the Colts game Hokitika scored an eight in one head, while in the game against Himanga, Sharp (Grey) scored a seven on the last head.

HOKITIKA GREY Conning Skoglund Dalgliesh Doogan A. King Christie .T. H. AVilson (s.) Morgan (s.) 19 24 Bishop Hannan Schultz. Kyle Blank McNaughton Benjamin (s. AVilson G. (s). 95 15 Pilkington Armstrong Adams Bunt Bnico Ross Stevenson (?) Graham (s.) 31 9 J. King Brislane Hobson J ones Boyd Buck Brnddon (s.) Cochrane 20 24 Totals 95 72 COLTS. J. Smith Irvine J. Ward. Smith. Sherman Steele Wacher (s.) A Foss E. (s.) 13 28 GREY v. RUN A NO A. The Runanga Club also played a three rink game with the Grey Club at the same time Runanga winning by two points. The scores were:— GREY R UNAXGA. Blair Devine Steer Heslaii James AVallwork Kite (s.) Clark (s.) 18 22 Blackwood Bowes Walker Brown McT ndoo Speakman Sharp (s.) Rao (f.) 23 23 Whiblev Halliday 1{ oy nolils Currie Brebnor Warburton Kettle (s.) I.eaeh (s.) 31 19 Totals G2 Cl