BOWLING

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20990, 18 December 1939, Page 13

BOWLING

CAMBRIDGE CLUB PRESENTATIONS MADE (Special to Times) CAMBRIDGE, Monday There was a large attendance of members at the Cambridge Bowling Club’s greens on Saturday, and play Took place under good conditions. Before play commenced the president, Mr C. W. Hooker, assembled the members and extended a welcome home to Mr M. J. McNamara, who has just returned after a six months' trip to England and Ireland. The members then stood silent as a mark of respect to a member who had recently suffered a bereavement. A happier note was struck by Mr Hooker, when he asked the club's caretaker, Mr Frank Hall, to accept a gift from the members in appreciation of “ their faithful caretaker and friend.” (Applause.) At the tea adjournment a presentation was made to Mrs W. Webber, the club’s tea lady. The gift was p tea-service in appreciation of the good service “ and the many dainty touches ” Mrs Webber had given ‘o :he club's afternoon tea period. Mrs Webber suitably replied. Results of draw games played were:— Watson. Gee. McNalty, Freeman 17, v. Scott, J. Bourke, N. Hall, Conder. sen. 17. Cummings, P. Andrew, T. Keeley 25, v. Weatherell. Hammond, T. Richards 21. Speight, Edwards, Boulton 25, v. McDonnell, Curtain, E. C. Wallis 17, Fagan, Laurent, Cooper, McNamara 20. v. Jamieson, W. S. Fisher, Martyn, F. Tucker 14. Johnson, Conder, jun., Oliver, Finch 23, v. D. Hooker, J. Butler, M. Butler, D. Low 12. Graham, Phairn, Budd, C. W. Hooker 25, v. Waghome, Walter, J. Wallace, W. White, 20. Riley, Calloway, Harris, Edgar James 21, v. Grimes, W. Walkar, Allen, Hulme 18,. Peebles, D. Bourke, Lands 20, v. Giles. R. White, Moore 18. Kearney, Cameron, Bromwich, Dix 24, v. T. Walker, H. Weober, J. Low, Pearce 14. Results from Leamington: E. Hill. F. Green. H. Lowe, J. Mclvor 28, v. Matamata (Wheaton, Scherer, Grundy, Lovereidge) 14. C. Brockway and A. Fitzgerald 25, v. Martyn and B Wilson 16.