DONT'S FOR BOWLERS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 501, 30 January 1920, Page 2

DONT'S FOR BOWLERS.

Don't refuse good advice—Know-it-all is loathsom'k Don't be dowdy—Wear your colours. Don't argue—Talk bowls. Don't quarrel—Be sociable. Don't be coarse—Refinement elevates. , • Don't be a optimist wins. Don't bully Skips!—lt shows a weakness. Don't grudge the other fellow his win—Win well, lose well. Don't blame the green—The other fellow is getting there. . # Don't say, "It can't be done"—Say you'll try and it's half done. Don't comment on your mate's bad sKot, he knows—Your aej&may be rottc..., ' Don't talk j*op to play bowls.-.,jpP Don't wancfer round the green— Stick to your pals. Don't hurry your bowling—Take time, be steady. Don't talk when a player is delivering—lt may spoil hisjshot. forget your duties in a team —There is only one No. 3. Don't forget No. 3 that you should never jnstruct a skip's first bowl nor his sgcond if the head is not changed not beget confidence. DoiA forget to coach the juniors may be future champions. < , play with narrow bowls. your nature and disgrace Klpon'jtf forget visitors—lt is a reflation on the game—Make a name for your club. —ijy "Mac," in "Te Aroha Newj^.