BOWLING.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1948, 6 March 1919, Page 3

BOWLING.

Yesterday afternoon four finks from the local Club paid to Feikling. A most enjoyable time was spent, the Feilding green being in splendid order, and the players there entertained the visitors well. Of the four games played, each club won two and lost two, but on the aggregate Feilding had the advantage by 32 points, the scores being: Feilding 100, Foxton 68. At the conclusion of the play the vice-pre-sident of the Feilding Club thanked the Eoxton players for their visit, and said Feikling would visit Foxtun in the near future, when theyhoped to bring five rinks down. Mr F. D. Whibley thanked the Feilding players for the very hospitable manner in which they bad been treated, and assured them of a hearty welcome when they visited Foxton. The following are the details of the play:— Feilding. Foxton. Oakley Freeman Williamson Heasman Mills Barr J. Bartholomew (s) Hi F. Whibley (s) 20 Bowden Huntley Pagan Spring Hazel 1 D. Whibley Fruish (s) 34 Christie (s) 1(5

Clements Jas. Ross Haybitllo Healey Harford Bryant Robertson (s) 34 Rimmer fs) 10

Milne Jno. Ross Gray Henderson CJapliani Walker Chappell (s) 1(5 Nye (s) 22

On Tuesday afternoon (be (inn] between Rimmer and I l ’. Whihley, to decide who should represent Foxton in the Centre champion of champions singles al Palmerston North next week, was played, and the result was a win for Whihley by 23 points to Id. Pox]on’s representatives at the contest will he: Singles, F. I). Whihley; pairs, Nye and F. I). Whihley (s). The rink Ims not yet been selecicd.