There was some splendid play on Saturday in the above competition and two startling scores were made, two rinks finishing 34-9 and 36-6 and in connexion therewith enthusiastic bowlers are diligently making inquiries after local records, as they believe the best cannot be much above these figures. The bowling was all the more _remarkable in view of the fact. that, before the start, it was given "out, quite as a surprise, that the order would be changed and the first man would skip.
The scores follow F. ©, Banham J. C. MacDougall skip) (skip) J. Robertson E. M. Reid Grundy AL W. S sling J. Irvine WA. Paton A. D. Bell A. Taylor (skip)—(akip) A. Stokes J. Davidson P. Tilley J. J. Keegan J. Mennell 18 A. Daldy a J. Buckley A.W. MacCallum (ski (skip) H, G. Manwaring W. A. Turnbull W. L. Gerrard H. Carter Dr. Robinson 6 HM. Gorton 3€
G. Dunlop J. Munro skip) (skip) R. Simmons G. B. Stormes J. Barn J. Unsworth J. Wignall 1g Gordon Wright 12
Harborne J. Rose Young (skip) (skip) R. G._H. Cole 'A. Jessiman 8 J. Hicks P. Dawson 14 B Wheen 15
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