BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 February 1918, Page 5

BOWLING.

STRATFORD v. HAWERA. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent on the Hawera green 011 Thursday, when rinks, from the Stratford Club hud close games with players of the Hawera Club. In the games between the veteran bowlers Hawera li:\d a margin of 15 points, but aggregating full scores (colts' rink included) Stratford had a margin of three points. The following are the scores (Stratford mentioned first): 11. Edgecombe, F. j. McDonald, G. Smart, S. Sharp (a.) 25 v. lV.ync, MeLauchlin, Curtis, Holland (s.) '24. S. Porritt, T. C. Fookes, N. King, R. AfcK. Morison (s.) 10 v. Brunette, J. Hicks, Thorpe, Hodge (s.) 2S. C. Thompson, .1. Musters, J? Bickerton, P. Skoglund (s.) 22 v. Graham, Corkill, A. Robertson, W. A. Parkinson (s.) 30. H. Masters, R. Cottier, .1. S. McDonald, J. S. Rowe (s.) 22 v. Robinson, Lewis, Spenci-, Robh (s.) 22. J. S. Lyons, C. Martin, C. Jackson, .1. W. McMillan (s.) 2H v. Were, Crabb, McLaren, W. Robertson (s.) 25. Totals: Stratford 114, Hawera 12(1. Colts.—T. Smith, W. Pratt, Dick Masters, T. Richardson (s.) 31 v. Turkington, P. Pratt, ,1. Winks, McDonald (s.) 13. Aggregate: Stratford 145, Hawera 142. The visitors were hospitably entertained, and at the close of the contest Messrs McMillan and Parkinson, presidents of the two clubs, exchanged compliments, the adjournment beins made with cheers tor each club. , ■