BOWLING NOTES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3429, 8 March 1920, Page 4

BOWLING NOTES.

The local green looked better last Thursday than it has done for many weeks past, and yvas apparently appreciated by twenty odd players who engaged in {tho Barnett Pairs Competi‘Lion for Dl‘. Boyd ’s trophy. The final resulted in Fookvs winning the trophy for skips and I-loweus for the leads. .\ll‘s Eteveneaux and Miss Riddick

T.i:~‘p~"='cd the afternoon tea, and it was quite like old times to see them on the green once again. The club heartily appreciate the ladies, individually and collectively, and would say of them at all times “the more the merrier.” One or two enthusiasts roll up every ’.l‘lmrsda.y, but as the poet says, “We live in hopes.” Next Thursday the second réiund of Barnett Pairs will be played, and after jthat the Club Competition will be run to a finish.

The fil'sl' round of the competitions has been o.\:t(‘ml(‘d to Thursday week to enable all s_r:xlnQ< to be played. It has finally been arranged to send a team to Hunforville on Thursday, ;\Earch 253 th. to contest the Hurn Cup. Nominzlt.ions are called for. At the conlnlen«°enl(-nf of play on Thursday last HM‘ S<‘Cl'°‘3l”."- in the absence of the president. made a sman presenta. tion to Dr. Boyd on behalf of ‘the club, which was suitably acknow. leclgod by the recipient.