BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1918, Page 8

BOWLING.

STRATFORD DEFEATS lIAWERA. At Stratford yesterday a five-rinks closely-contested game between the above clubs ended in a win for Stratford by 5 points. In the first half 'of the game the winners had a lead of IS points, but this was reduced by ];! points lat the finish. The green was in good order, but the strong breeze upset the calculations of bowlers somewhat. A line -refreshment table'' was provided, presided over by Messrs Sangster and McLean, and was much appreciated by the visitors. This match makes a will for each club, so probably a final game will be arranged. Details of scores, Stratford mentioned first: •I. Sanderson, W. McDonald. J. Peattie, 11. M,-K. Morison (s.) IS, v. M. lir.dkin, <!. A. Burgess, J. ]\ Keen, R. Tait I'. C. Price, J. l.opdell, fl. Sangster L S. McDonald (s.) 27, v. E. Puvne, t! ( ''!' k o l !' W ' McLaren > u '' A ' Parkinson C. Randrup, J. Walters, J. W Mills J W. McMillan (s.) 24, v. H. Kama, 11. Uimnetto, S. Adamson, A. Hodge (s.) (.' Thompson, G. Smart, N. Kin" J Masters (s., 23. v. J. i|. Were. H . Lewis! v\. Koherls.ni. C. Robb (s.) 1,1 J''. I'oley, .1. Butcher, w. \\ mU p, -lull!.], (s.j ■>■>, v . .j. r.oodwin, ~. Hj( ,,.; ». Spenee, A. Grant, (s.) 2:i. Tot ilk-Stratford 114, I| a wera 100. STRATFORD TTeTtZROY. :, Considerable interest is boin.r taken |'» the match arranged to be plaved at j-lratlord between ihese clubs on Thursday. Mm,,- were to have visited Stratum! hist year, but a . wet. «lav prevented iche niatcu being played. Stratford will have strong rinks that .lav. so President J. Smith will need to have a atron" racking to carry the honors of the dav