BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 67, 3 April 1901, Page 2

BOWLING.

The fin».l match for the beginners' prize was played off in the bowling greeft yesterday aftarnoqn between Messrs Mills and Hudson, the former having to concede 3 points. Bath men were in gond form, and some excellent play was exhibited. At the tenth heat each had made six points. At the thirteenth heat the game was, Mil's 9, 3 irrison 8, but at thi next he >t Harrison scored 4, while imm-.diate'y after Mills scored 4, the fifteenth heat showing Mills 13, Harrison '}% A fc the twentieth hes*', however, Harrison had drawn away and stood 19 to his opponent? 14. Mills was now put on his mettle and tha twenty-third heat showed the game 19 all. At the twenty fifth heat Mills was '2l to Harrison's 20. Two more heads added 4 more to Mills, thus gaining the victory. The game was witnessed by a large number of interested spectators. The following players have been selected to phy Patea on the local graen oa Good Friday nfteraoon.; —W. 'Rundle, H. Go}dwater, McKcllar, ;S, Rnndia (skip); Oatt'ey, Allen, A. ■G'oldwafcer, Hall (skip); 0. Rundle, Jackson, Kayvett, Grey (skip). Embr(gencies: Jenkinsoa, Foakes, Harrison. (Afternoen tea will be proYic(e.d for visitors.