... reduced the arrears from the penalty spot soon after the interval. Further goals by Tom Walsh and John Walsh saw C.A.V. gain a comfortable 4-1 win. In the second match Tom Walsh put C.A.V. in front but two goals by John Duffield in the second half enabled Wren ...

... with two lovely woods to win a thrilling match 21.20. The club championship this year was contested by Stan Pettitt and Tom Walsh. Tom was quickly away to a 9-4 lead but Stan then settled down, found his length and l»wling very well in atrocious conditions ...

... Visiting captain Bert Siggs himself a Bush member some years ago battled hard but the home four bowled really well. Lead Tom Walsh was out , standing. Bush went steadily on and won easily 31-8. The Bush four led by Stan Pettit had a slower match against ...

... 19; Junior Cup, D. Dale 21, 3. Bone 15; Two Woods, 3. Whitcomb 18, D. Dale 9; Turner Smith Handicap, 3. F. Whitcomb 28, Tom Walsh 24; Mar. shall Hays Handicap, Stan Pettitt 28, T. Walsh 22; Triples, G. Dyer, T. Walsh, 3. Whitcomb 21, A. Wright, 3. Holloway ...

... Pairs Final over Stan Pettitt and Frank Revell. 21-12. Stan Pettitt. Ken Jarman and George Dyer won the Triples beating Tom Walsh. Jack Whitccomb and Frank Welch 18-14. ...

... Acton Town and won a keenly con• tested match by 12 shots. Stan Pettit's rink had a lot to do with the Bush victory. With Tom Walsh outstanding at lead the rink bowled extremely well to win comfortably by 28 shots to 14. The other two rinks were real thrillers ...

... Greene and his Mid sinews responsible for NI, mn- SHATTERING Committee a t all rink putting up a great fight. At abetted by Tom Walsh, Jock tikes that MY arise cerise pubir. Todd and Harry Wilkinson, major tournaments in 15 ends the home side's lead -discarded ...

... rinks were found the Acton rink in no - won by Park but Bill Mcßain'skt do you believe it? If not a visit will Even so, Tom Walsh had a • went further ahead to win by 32 Ealing in a home fixture on a prove our claim n.. - - 0 ,, •••4 S. . . 1. rink ...