BOWLING.

Shannon News, 16 November 1926, Page 3

BOWLING.

Four rinks from the Shannon Bowling Club journeyed to Palmerston N. »to meet the Manawatu Club in the first of the inter-club matches that have been arranged. Quite enjoyable games were played, the result being in favour of Manawatu by four points. The fol- , lowing are the scores:— Aim, Lee, Gunning, Whibley (s) won from Jones (s), 15-14. Brann, Thurston, McDonald, Roach (s), lost to Radford (s), 13-23. White, McKinley, Watterston, Jones (s), won from Spooner (s), 25-16. . Blackwood, McLachlah, H. Butt, E. Spencer (s), lost to Corbridge (s), 1621., . Total.—Manawatu 73, Shannon 69. At the termination of the game the president of the Shannon Club thanked the Manawatu Club for the very pleasant afternoon's sport and tendered thanks to the ladies for the afternoon tea. Mr Radf or% president of the Manawatu Club, returned thanks on behalf, of his club. He expressed his pleasure^at meeting the Shannon Club on the Manav.atu Greenland his club would look forward to the return match at Shannon. \ The following are the date's for the other inter-club fixtures and it is to be hoped that alb the membeis of the ( club will support the general commit- ( tee in their endeavour to further the interests of the members in general by, making the trips arranged. ~ SATURDAYS. 1 Levin. —December 11th. . Terrace End.—January Bth. Poxton. —February 12th. Otaki.—March 12th. ' WEDNESDAYS. , ! Takaroa. —November 17th. Foxton. —January 19th. Levin.—March 16th. The holders of the Kinneburg Fea- [ thers oh Saturday successfully def^-J ed a challenge from a Levin rink by winning by 28 to 11. The holders are ( Morgan, Blight, B. Spencer and Murray (skip), the challengers being ] Challies, Sherwood,; Monk and Brown ; (skip). ' , (