Foyn, but were too far behind after the second round to catch up yesterday. Butler had some hard luck in his second game, after he bowled a 101 in the first game and a 121 in the second.
Mrs, Kops and Hildin finished three pins behind Butler and Mrs. Collaco with 1815, while Miss Picozzi and Hazzard were fourth with 1796. Thanks to the excellent bowling of Swan, the Swan-Swan pair moved up to fifth place from eighth, while Mrs. Elliot and Kew dropped to tenth, and Mrs, Bowern with Pote-Hunt stayed in sixth berth,
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