BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 16 August 1907, Page 3

BOWLING.

Tie New Zealand ** ,w!er? > ,B fieottiah engagements, v>numlierefi aeven, have won five and lo*"*' ' w< ! g !Uncs ' which is the most success resu " orer achieved hv any team 1 '" fcolonies touring in this country. • fe ' ) remarks the Scotsman. And the /*•'* ■night well further be noted tli.it tli" combination whose campaign i now closed can claim a higher diMineiiou '*■ than any side that has crossed the border and competed in Scotland. Nor' h*a any Scottish team ever 1 such | »*• result* in any itinera nr in En-.-hmii. Ire--land or Wale«. Truly, indeeil, Vr I!irBrtt and Mr Priii'-e can «.ni;iMtiil:»to their rink* that, though denied Pip opportunity they sought of a te-l- match both in England r.n! Se-otlftnd. tiieir c; iwr Mmib a' * re-t.rd «n> in th<- anj!V Bab of the pastime. Of th» i:i liinleiie.s I' played they have won 11, «i?[lit fit- reverses. And fittingly 'heir final battlegroinul was over {lie rinks of the Tit ?£' wood Bowlin-r Club, Scotland's KronL'c-' »£ bowling club. The TiMvood j/rtenfSß they are two In number—art the i-tvne* * -of the international hostilities in n*hi di Scotland meets her invaders. And there tie colonists put down the stalwarts of . these -famous rinki.

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