TE AWAMUTU BOWLERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 269, 3 February 1928, Page 11

TE AWAMUTU BOWLERS

FAREWELL TO MEMBER An opportunity was afforded local and visiting bowlers at Te Awamutu on Wednesday to bid farewell to Mr. G. Armstrong, who is leaving on Tuesday to join the New Zealand representative team tc tour Great Britain. During the afternoon Mr. R. Boss, president of the club, expressed the congratulations and good wishes of bowlers present. He wished Mr. Armstrong a pleasant and profitable trip. On behalf of the members of fhe local club, lie handed their departjng comrade a case of pipes, expressing the hope that he would always *tnoke the pipe of peace and contentment The following are the results of the games played during the afternoon: Handley, Rawltnson, Faville, W. Jordan (Hamilton East). 21, v. YV. Savill. Cocker, F. C. Blundell, and R. Noonan. I>. Meredith, Hyde. J. Varney. RPHkington (Hamilton), 16. v. R. Ross. * 8- Bowden. W. Douglas L. G. Armstrong. 13: Howe, Matthews, Anderson, Uevely (Claudelands). 15. v. Whitehead, ',?• O. Jourdain, S. H. Dunkley, H. A. “mrhe!!, 23; W. Rowe. T. Tomlins, C. «• Message. H. Smith (Otorohanga), 22, '*• A Turrell. A. A. Reese. G. F. Smith. V G. YVeatherell. 24; Wycherley, F. “noth, Mitchell, VV. Burrow (Whitiora), -h v. G. Jeffs. W. Jeffrey, R. L. HenderSo ®» W. J. North, 21; Lawson, McCar-, £ !1 * J. T. North, S. Clark, 1-1, v. A. V«ch, C. Mclnnes, A. C. Cruickshank, J*. p* Hodgson, 23; Message and H. Y • Melsen, 25, v. A. Brown and J. H. Jwerton, 19; j. f. Tutchen, F. Baker, JI- Crawshaw, W. Frost, 24, v. F. Chunn, w ' Johnston ,T. Finch, J. Hawkins, 25. Gn Saturday afternoon a challenge match for the Smith-Clarke Shield £ul take place at Te Awamutu, when 5* Boss. A. C. Cruickshank, W. J. JJJt®, and R. Metcalfe (Te Awamutu) be called upon to defend the trophy against Burkert’s team from Nga-