BOWLING NOTES.

Taihape Daily Times, 30 November 1917, Page 4

BOWLING NOTES.

HURN CUP. On Wednesday, a rink from Hunter-* ville came up to jilay for this Cup. Unfortunately the visitors had to leave to catch the train before the game was quite finished. Slight fell at intervals during play but did not seriously affect the green which was playing well. The teams were: —Taihape: Drayton Neagle, Evans, Wrightsou (s); Hunterville: Higgins, Berry, Gordon, Clark (s), v i After a good game, the scores an the ISth head (when the visitors had to go) were Taihape 20, Hunterville 13. It is hoped that the next occasion when Hunterville visits us that they will be able to come up by motor ca£> and then be independent of the un* suitable train service.

10 HEAD RINK TOURNAMENT. THURSDAY, Eight rinks catered and were placed by the Match Committee as follows: Joblin, Dashwood, Shanley, Wrightt

son (s). McLaughlin, Marlow, Stent, FookeS 00.) Powell, Loader, Joll, McKenzie (s), T. Williams, Dunn, Somerville Neaglo (s). r Burrell, Kirkade, Wham, James (s) Riddick, Champion, de Luen, Boyd (s). Mortland, Bason, Drayton, Evans (s) Green, McDonald, Williams, Varnam. 00.

First Round.—Wrightson beat Fook-es—l3.-7; Xeagle beat McKenzie—ll* 5; Boyd boat James 11-8; Evans beat Varnam 11-6. Second Round—Xeagle beat Wright' son—ll-4; Fookes beat McKenzie, 15* 7; James beat Varnam—l3-10; Evan? beat Boyd—l 2-8. Third Round. McKenzie beat Wrightson— 9 8; Xeagle beat 7-6; Boyd beat Varnam—B-6; Evan? beat James, —9-3. j Xeagle and Evans therefore Med for first place with 3 wins each. the play off game of 7 heads Evan? beaii Xeagle—l2-6,‘ and wpn tho tournament. Mrs. Stent kindly provided afternoon tea.