BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 January 1930, Page 4

BOWLING.

REYNOLDS BADGES,

RETAINED BY GREYMOUTH.

In a match for the Reynolds Badges,. ’ plaed on the Greymouth Green last. Saturday, the home chib was successI ful in retaining the badges by one point ,after an exciting and ; most interesting contest with the Runanga f Club. Following are,the scores (Grey-, I mouth rinks being mentioned first in each match): > Colts: Savage, Tabb, Smythe, Mor. j rison (s) 20 v Spedding, King, Mossop, L Johnston 18. j Shannon, Davies, Reynolds, Miller 19 v Cooke, Boote, Halliday, Arm- i strong 23. ■ , , \ Smith, Olney, Graham, Mercer 24 Unwin, Swallow, Warburton, Leach' 1 25. Adams, Wilson, Brebner, Blair 18 * Pope, Smythe, Barnes, Rae 19. Bettel, Leitch, Sharp, Carey 26 V Kroening, Allen, Radeliffe, Speakman 19. The totals were Greymouth, 87, Runanga 86. The Greymouth Bowling Club are sending to Hokitika on Saturday next, a team of five rinks, and a colts rink,, to play Hokitika for the Reynolds! Badges, at present held by the Grey Club. N. Z. TOURNAMENT. (By Telegraph—Per Press Associatibn.V, —"• v DUNEDIN, January 18. The New Zealand Bowling Tburnitinent was favoured with splendid weather to-day, when the annual tournament was continued. The '*day was devoted to the Rinks Oo repetition, with which good progress was made. As the result of time lost, ejach game was confined to 21 heads, /instead of 25. and a time limit of ,three hours was fixed. Three rounds 'were got off during the day, out of/ eight to be played.