BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 50, 29 January 1932, Page 12

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent) BULLS, Jan. 28. On Wednesday afternoon four Bulls rinks visited the Feilding Bowling- Club's greem ftnd an enjoyable series of games resulted in Feilding winning the Harford Tiki challenge by 24 to 15 and the intor-club games by 68 to 42. The visitors were very hospitably entertained, and although badly beaten enjoyed the trip immensely. ' There was a very good attendance at the sports held on the Domain on Wednesday evening. Good fields faced the starter in all the events, and fine finishes were a feature of' running and cycling races. The-results were as followCyoling:One mile: A. Murray 1, P. Colo 2, A. Brassington 3. One mile and a half: P. Cole 1, Ron Ellery 2, A. Murray 3. Local boys’ race: Joe Cole 1, W. Ellery 2, L, Hazelwood 3. Running.—loo yards, first heat: B. Cooper 1, L. Prichard 2, K. Anderson 3. Second heat, F. Ingram 1, H. Haycock 2, L. F. Homes 3; final, Cooper I, Prichard 2. Haycock 3. 440 yards: B: Coopor 1, T. Prichard 2, A. Kemp 3. Boys’ 440 yards: L. Haycock. 1, N. Bromley 2, J. Howard 3. Girls' 75 yards: I. Ellery 1,. J! -Button 2, S. Robins 3. Girls’ threelegged race; B. and J. Carter 1, F. Howard. and A. Hirst 2/ J. Button and I. Ellery 3. Novelty events. —Bowling at wicket, F. Ingram 1 wicket, F. Stock' 1 wicket. Golf putting, J. Carter 11 putts, T. Prichard 11, Miss Tricker 11, S. Rich 12, F. Cutts 12, R. Hart 12. Goal kicking, F. Cutts, W. Andorson and L. Harper, 2 goals each; A. Beran. F. Stock, D. Howard, J. Preston, C. Ellery and H. Holland, 1 each. Bulls and Huntorville “A” tennis teams met at Bulls on Wednesday afternoon in fine weather, the visitors winning very oomfortably. Following aro detailed results. Bulls players being montioned first:' Men's singles.---O. H. Gruit 4‘ v. Forgusson 9, H. Hendry 4 v. Stevens 9, G. Drow ♦ v. Simons 9,'G. Sneddon 2 v. Stowart 9, Amon 1 v. Donovan 9, R. Mackay 1 v. Thomson 9. Ladies’ singles. —Miss Walker 4 v. Miss Watt 7, Miss N.. Wilson 2 v. Miss Howie 7, Miss Ralfe 6 v. Mrs Stowart 7, Mrs Hendry 6 v. Miss Johnstone 7, Mrs Armstrong 6 v. Miss Fcrgusson 7, Miss Goodall 7 v. Miss Taylor 5. Men’s doubles.—Grut and Hendry 2 v. Donovan and Btewart 9, Drew and Sneddon 5 v. Fergusson and Simons 9, Amon and. Mackay 2 v.» Stewart and Thomson 9. Ladies’- doubles.—Misses Walker and Wilson 5 v. Miss Watt and Howie T, Miss Ralfe and Mrs Hendry 7 v. Mrs Stewart and Miss Johnstone 2, Mrs Armstrong and Miss Goodall 0 v. Mrs Forgus60n and Miss Taylor 7. Mixed doubles.— Grut and Miss Walker 9 v. Fergusson and Miss Howie 6, i Hendry and Miss Wilson 3 v. Donovan and Miss Watt 9, Drew and Mrs Hendry 3 v. Stewart and Mrs Stewart 9, Sneddon and Miss Ralfe 8 v. Stevens and Miss Johnstone 9, Amon and Mrs Armstrong 5 v. Thomson and Miss Taylor 9, Mackay and Miss Goodall 0 v. Simons’” and Mrs Fergusson 9. Totals: Hunterville, 22 sets. 188 games; Bulls, 2 sots, 96 games. The “B". teams of tho above clubs played at Hunterville, Hunterville winning by 14 sets (125 games) to 2 sots (68 games). Details are as follow, Bulls placers mentioned first:—Men's singles.—Ralfe 4 v. G. Shanley 9, M. Gould 4 v. J. Butcment 9, A. Amon 1 v. R. Jones 9, F. Howard 3 v. A. Sutton 9. Ladies’ singles.—Mrs Henderson 3 v. Miss MoDonald 7, Miss Brookie 1 v. Miss Powell 7, Miss Green 3 v. Miss Cummins 7, Miss Stevens 4 v. Miss Illston 7, Men’s doubles. —Ralfe and Gould 7 v. SJhanloy and Butomont 9, Howard and Amon 3 v, Jones and Sutton 9. Radios’ doubles.—Mrs Hondorson and Miss Brookie 4 v, Missos McDonald and Powell 7, Misses Groan and Stevens 7 v. Misses Cummins and 11 Ison 2. Mixod doubles.—Ralfo and Mrs Henderson 9 y. Shanley and Miss Powell 7, Gould and Mias Stevens 4 v. Butcment and Miss MoDonald 9, Amon and Miss Brookie 7 v. Jones 4 and Miu Cummins 9, Howard and Miss Green 4 v. Sutton and Miss Illstpn 9. Bulls and Greafford plays a return enckot match at Bulls during the week-end.