New Zealand Bowlers.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43311, 9 April 1908, Page 2

New Zealand Bowlers.

WIN FOB NEW ZEALANDERS. Melbourne; Yesterday. The New Zealand-bowler*- scored 123 against the Victorians 105. The scores were >'• 1 Morrison, Woods, 30. v. Thompson, Bagtimea^vJohnst^. A llnut, 18. The score waa lervTt the 4th end.- At the 24thscore was 18—24. Smith adided six at the last end. .. StreifE, Bhaw, Scoullara, Mason 27, . v. Neave, Maynard, Goltman; Goldstream 28. The Victorians led by £ at the ninth, end, pnd then failed to score for six ends, when the score was 14—22; There was even play on both sides to the 'end; ' - ~ . Oliver, .Tricked Wright, Wakeman 11, ▼. Manning, Findlay, Hain 34. The latter beat Wakeman, the Victorian champion, ati aloug the line. The Viotorianvdid not Score to the sth end. The scores at tile Slit end were 7—33. Jamieson, Collins, Stephens, Wood 23, ▼. Stubberflfld t Bunting, Waddaß Bishop 25. The Matter led -by’ eight at" the eleventh r end,' and 'then only scored one for nine ends, .Gad game being level' . ?

Jackson, Martin, O-rut, > Ha:rvison 14, v. Chegwin, Scoulfird, Smith, Bentley 18; - ' Hams* game against Wiksitaaa was the centre of attraction, - Mil ids men played consistently.-• ‘ •* Goldstein 1 ! games were exciting to .the finish, and tied at tha la#tfjsd ft .go. Tha Victorians placed-.-'avlat shot behind the kitty, and won tits ■•game. ' f Hain’ was pleased.with tha grtiofUl, which suited the New Zealanders, tile arrangements were satisfactQrKjw ' Thomas is still in the HospiUl, SRlt his condition is serious. - -a