BOWLING.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXIII, 29 December 1920, Page 2

BOWLING.

OTAKI V. JOHNSONVILLE

Ou' Monday (Boxing Day) .Johnsonville bowlers visited Otaki, and spent, an enjoyable, time on the locul green. The weather proved beautifully line, and the local bowlers entertained the

visitors with their usual lavish hospitality. Play, too, was most interesting. Otaki only wou four of the ten games played, but. iu the aggregate Johnsonvillo was beaten by 186 points to ISO. All who participated in the play had a imost nlea-sunt-'-•»■ ioilowiiig lire details of iuc play, Otaki players mentioned first in each instance:— Ayre, Irving. Davies and Noble (s) i. Smythc, Taylor, Petrie and Harrop •>). 17—20. Thorpe. Swcnsson, Penny and Watts is) v. Johnson. R. AJ ill-,. Robertson end Orr (s), 19—9. Gooding, Bax, O'ltonrke and Brandon (s) v. O'Neal, skinner, Jacobs and Thomson (s), 20—12, Edwards, Petrie, Windlcy and Olliver (s) v. Owles. Beaumont, Ford and Taplm ( 8 ), 26—15. Watts, Swensson, Watta and Penny (b) v. Smith. Taylor, Potrie and Harrop (s), ]«-]:». Edwards. Petrie, Wimlley and OlliVCT (s) v. Johnston, Mills, Robertson and frr (-). 27 —12. Scamncke, Bowel), a. Smith and Bills fsi v. O'Neal. Skinner, Jacobs .-mil Thompson i's), lt»—3o. Gooding, }'.-j\. O'Rourke and Branj don Cs) v. Owles. Beaumont, Ford and I Taplin (>}, 12—19. Ayre. rrving, Davies and Noble (f<) \. Wackrow, Cook. Bould and Turner (s). 13—21. Fielding, fcearoncke, A. Smith and Bills O) v. Wackrow, Cook. Bonld and i Turner («), 20—23.