BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Issue 66, 19 March 1900, Page 3

BOWLING.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES

AUCKLAND CLUB.

The following games were played on the Grafton Green: — No. 1 Rink: Lewis, Elliott, Woodhead, Dunshea (skip), 18, y. D. Boss, Dean, Edwards, A. W. Thomson (skip), 15. No. 2 Kink: Ziman, IT. Thompson, Crawford, Coleman (skip), 18, v. Spreckley, Green, Mennie, McCallum (skip), gss. • No. 3 Kink: Kayll, Leser, Mahoney, Dr. Hooper (skip), 24, v. W. S. Jones, Allen, Moritzson, Prime (skip), 18. No. 4 Itink: Butler, Hipkius, Denneston, Hegman (skip), 21, v. H. King, G. Bead, Dr. King, Hundcock (skip), 14. No. 5 Bink: Scott, L. Myers, Towsey, Gorrie (skip), 8, v. Michaels, Squirrell, Tudeho-pe, Carlaw (skip), 33. No. 6 Bink; Steele, Donald, Perrett, Miller (skip), 13, v. Tindall, Westpff.li-, Brig-ham, James (skip), 26. No. 7 Kink: Oilman, Butts, Meicklcham, Ledingham (skip), 24, v. Thornes, Mackie, Diugle, Culpan (skip), 20. PONSONBY CLUB. The following games were played on Saturday afternoon last:—No. 7 Bink: J. Montague, J. Greenhough, D. B. McDonald, T. Steadman (skip), 9, v. A. Sutherland, E. Ifwerson, D. Stewart, W. J. Bees (skip), 33. No. 8 Kink: G. Easton, J. Coutts, A. Bartlett, J. Buchanan (skip), 11, v. J. McLeod, llamson, A. Coutts, T.. Wat«on (skip), 34. No. 9 Rink: J. Edmiston, K. M. Richter, A. J. Hurndall, J. Newell (skip), 7, y. G. B. Webb, J. J. Payne, A. S. Russell, A. Littler (skip), 28. Final for Club's Champiqnship: B. Ballantyne, 29, v. J. Court, 24. MOUNT EDEN CLUB. A match was played between teams of first year's players from the Newmarket and Mount Eden Clubs, which resulted in v win for the latter by the narrow majority of six points. The following are the scores: — No. 1 Kink: Newmarket—Tims, Fletcher, Kent, Garland (skip), IS, v. Mount Eden —Esam, Mahony, Shipherd, La Roche (skip), 24. OTHER GAMES. No. 2 Rink: Gray, Murdoch, Robins, Coe (skip), 35, v. Benton, Seabrook, Owen, Morran (skip), 7. No. 3 Rink: Tregaskis, Pooley, Ferguson, Burns (skip), 22, v. James, Newman, Till, Hudson (skip), U. Champion Singles: Ross 18 v. Brookes 21. Handicap Singles: Murdoch 24 v. Newman It). Champion Pairs: Owen, Hudson (skip), 21, v. Robins, Morran (skip), 10. Afternoon tea was provided by Mrs Till. N EWMARKET CLUB. The following games were played on the Newmarket Bowling Green: —j No. 1 Rink: Basley, Dr. Laishley, i Galloway, Anderson' (skip), 27, v. 11. Heron, A. Wright, Cahill, A. Holmes (skip), 19. No. 2 Rink: A. C. H. Collins, Sme-thtu-st, It. Y. Collins, 11. W. Brookes (skip), 9, v. T. Cottle, Rev. Mac-Mur-ray, 11. C. Haselden, C. G. Laurie (Skip), 32. Champion Singles: A. Brookes, 13, v. G. 11. Laurie, 34; T. Wilson, 37, v. J. Kilgour, 17: A. Brookes, 28, v. T. Wilson, 26; W. Southwell, 13, v, 0. H. Laurie, 21. J. S. Kilgour represents Newmarket for the championship singles. REMUERA CLUB. The following games were played on the green: — FOR THE PRESIDENT'S GOLD MEDALS. No. 1 Rink: Sanderson, lleriot, Heron, Holden (skip), 20, v. F. Hull, Gamble, J. Brown, D. E. Clerk (skip), 18. OTHER GAMES. No. 2 Rink: W. Frater, Perkins, Stevenson, It. Hull (skip), 23, v. Kanson, Cozens, Bodle, Geddis (skip), 12. No. 3 Rink: Lennox, Vaile, Bruce, Laxon (skip), 20, v. Sibbald, Rose, McLean, Ruddock (skip), 18. Mr A. Holden has been appointed hon. treasurer of the club. DEVONPORT CLUB. The. semi-final and final of the championship were played, and produced interesting games. The final between Messrs H. Niccol and R. Eagleton was keenly watched by a lot of spectators, and was ultimately won by Mr Niccol, after a very stub- j bom contest. Results: — j Championship (semi-final): Eagle- j ton, 24, v. Eyre, 17. Final—ll. Niccol, 15, v. Eagleton, 13. j Handicap Singles: Mitchell 21 v. Eyre, 19; Entrican, 22, v. Lamer, 19. Champion Pairs: Bockaert, | Brookes (skip), 23, v. Kerr, Mitchell (skip), 18. Club Pairs: Webster, Gardner (skip), 23, v. Dacre, Jones (skip), 22.

No. 1 Rink: Lamer, Miller, Harvey (skip), 22, v. Leleivre, Phipps, Harrison (skip), 22.

No. 2 Rink: Armstrong, Entriean, Syms, M. Niccol (skip), 21, v. Best, Creeth, Stewart, Glenister (skip), 12. Afternon tea was provided by Miss Murchie.