BOWLING NOTES.

Taihape Daily Times, 17 January 1919, Page 4

BOWLING NOTES.

o (By B. Uppe.)

The bowling green presented a lively appearance yesterday afternoon, all the Tinks being occupied, and play kept up as long l as daylight lasted. The lawn was in splendid condition, and the "green" required for a long-head shot was phenomenal. A lot of ties in the pairs handicap were played off in the latter part of the day. This competition seems to be prolific in "runaway" surprises. RINK MATCHES. Marlow. Collinson, Neagle, Carrie (skip 17—Roddick, Murray, Darvill, Wrighton (skip) 22. Eteveneaux, Mortland, Barkman, Thurston (skip) 22—McLaughlan, Wil liams, Howens, James (skip) 33. Loader, Hocking, De Leun, Stent (skip) 17—Hickmott, White. Joll, Clarke /skip) 19. FAIRS COMPETITIONS

Howens and Wrighton 15—Joblin and Fookes 2T" De Latour and McLaren 17 —Green and Spence 29. Gardner and Fookes 18 —Ward and McKenzie 15. The Huntervillc Club have exteu.ieed an invitation to the Taihape players to spend the coming holiday (Wednesday next) with them. The older members of the club can recall many pleasant foregatherings with their Hunterville friends, who lay themselves out to treat their visitors royally. Intending participants in the trip should notify the secretary (Mr. Fookes) as soon as possible, to enable him to make the necessary arrangements