BOWLING CLUB.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 409, 16 April 1937, Page 6

BOWLING CLUB.

One-day Tournament Draw. The Stratford Bowling Club has received tweaty*twt> nominal ions for ’heir one-day tournament to-morrow, these being the limit in ihe number of rinks available on the. two greent owing to the top-d.ressing* of tv/o rinks on the main green.- Entries have been received from Pa-tea, Eltham, Hawera, Waitara, Inglewood, Fitzroy, and • Avon, in addition to local competitors. I Play commences at 9 a.m. to-morrow’, and the draw’s for the day are as follow: First round. —Harris v. Bourke; Marsh v. Williams: Smith v. Bulman; Ewing v. Squire; Clarke v. Mumby; W. Williams v. Drabble: Coe v. Okey; Tiplady v. Wills; Compton v. Skoglund: Mason v. Mills; Murray V. Ritchie. Second round. —Marsh Ritchie; Smith v. Bourke; Ewing v. Williams'; Clarke v. Bulman: W. Williams v. Squire; Coe v. Mumby; Tiplady v. Drabble; Compton v. Okey; Mason v. Wilis: Murray v. Skogluind: Harris v. Mills. •Miird round.—Smith v. Mills; Ewing v. Ritchie; Clarke v. Bourke; W T . Williams v. Williams: Coe v. Bulman: Tiplady v. Squire: Compton v Mumby; Mason v. Drabble: Murray, v. Okey; Harris v. Wills; Marsh, v. Skoglund. Fourth round. —Ewing v. Skoglund; Clarke v. Mills; W. Williams v. Ritchie: Coe v. Bourke; Tiplady v. "Williams; Compton v. Bulman; Mason v. Squire; Murray v. Mumby; Harris v. Drabble; Marsh v. Okey; Smith v. Wills. Fifth round. —Clarke v. Wills; W. Williams v. Skoglund; Coe v. Mills: Tipudy v. Ritchie; Compton v. Bourke; Mason v. Williams; Murray 1 v. Bulman; Harris v. Squire; Marsh | v. Mumby: Smith’ v. Drabble; Ewing I v. Okey. r.J « Veteran’s Match. The annual match for veteran. bov.?£*j crs was held in New Plymouth terday. when 90 players from the Netjj Plymouth’ clubs and Stratford, Ur&S nui. Inglewood, Warea, DcppertonU and Oka to tqo% part. The weather v.tis fine and an enjoy'd able afternoon was spent by -all. The* Stratford Club was represents | ed by C. Thompson (aged 87), G. ■ Smart (75), W. H. Rudkin (69), W. I McDonald -(66), and the Avon by R. H. White (72).