BOWLING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 73, 26 November 1913, Page 5

BOWLING.

(By T. Steward). At a meeting of the committee last evening, it was decided to divide the club into eight sections,, instead ot six, the lists being as follows: Xo. I.—Dingle, (Irant. Cottier, Corlett, Rutherford, Bell, Harris. Xo 2—King, Kdgcombe, Sharp, Webb, Young, Davies, Newton. Xo. J. —Morrison, Healy, Bickerton, Dyson, Budge. Reid, Staples. Xo. 4.—McDonald, Reeve, Sanderson, R. Masters, I Hick, Ewen Jackson, Moon. Xo. 5.- McMillan, Brake. J. Masters, Davey. Spence, Webster, Lander. Xo. (s.—Penn, Eunices, Beckett. Mimm, Donald, C. Jackson, Everiss. Xo. 7.- Smart, Porritt, Martin, Wilson, Hignctt, Hall, R. P, Evans. Xo. B.—Wright, C. Curtis, E. Jackson, Mercer, Downey, Butchart, C. Robson. \ Emergeneies :—Xicholson, Sangster. Skoglnnd, Curtis C, J. B. Hine, Lyons. Jackson E. J., Jackson (L. C. E. James, Malone W. (L, McClnggage, Rogers, Thompson J.. Wake. (X.B.—Cut out aliove list, and paste it in your hat! This will add to the joyful atmosphere of the green for yourself as well as others.. For the future the* Feathers will be played for as in the past, vir... as a challenge competition, drawn from a list of ‘‘A” and “B” players posted in tln> pavilion. On Thursday afternoon two rounds of the new sections for the Buttons will be played as follows;—First match—Xo. I plays Xo. 2, ■> plays I, 5 plays (!, 7 plays 8; second match, 1 plays 3. 2 plays 5, I phi vs 7, (i plays 8. The last match for the Buttons in the lirst round will he played this evening, weather permitting; otherwise. it will be held to-morrow afternoon, commencing at 2 o’clock.