BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 18 March 1915, Page 7

BOWLING.

TARANAKI VISITORS. THE COMMEMORATION SHIELD. NEW PLYMOUTH BEATS AUCKLAND. Tho match played yesterday between New Plymouth and Auckland ('lube for the commemoration trophy was won by 'the visitors with a majority of 21 points on the four rinks, the details being as follows (Auckland players being mentioned first each time):— Thonia*. Pcrrett. Blanchard, Grey—27. r. Lilsoombe. Phillips, 'Harrison, H. Smart—j Ryrle. A. M. Myers. Black, Osmond—2l,' v. Gold water, Perm, Burgees, Firth—2s. Ilemus Dingle. James 'Ilandcock—2o, V. Mrljcod. Cock. \V«ml. A. K. Smart—34. Mennle. Boyd, Nell. Parker—l9, v. C. RiindN'. Wood. 'Morey, S. Rundle—32. Totals.—-New Plymouth, 108: Auckland, 87. Majority for New Plymouth. 21 points. HAWERA V. CARLTOX. The four-rink mateii between Uawera and Carlton yesterday afternoon resulted aa follows, Carlton players being mentioned Bret:— Gray, riark. Cooke, 1-auric — 3o, v. Spenee, Burrell. Brown. Holland—ll. ' Angove, A. \V. Thomson. Fletcher. Lamli —16, v. Bntcs, Rudkin. Robertson, Heneen Russell, Harcsnape. Hill. Martin —18, v. Pattlson. Campbell. Cowett, Parkinson —19. Johnston. Peterson. Arey, J. M. Thomson —2!), v. Rudkin. Brunnctte, .McLean, Tatt —u>. Totals.—Carlton, 83; Hawera, 67. Majority for Carlton, 16 points. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. REMUERA V. ONEHtINGA. The following players have been chosen to represent Kemuera in their match wito On<»hunga on Saturday next: — At Remncrn. —Heron, Gamble, 'Hunt, N. McLean: Denniston, Connolly. Ilegman, Beatty: Price. Shaldrick. Ruddock. Dlng■wall: Lennox. Bodle, Baker. Mcßobic; Davis. Grearbntch. Garrard, Badeley; Menzles, Ronnrrve. Hanson. Bailey: Gorrie, Brookes. Baxter. East; A. B. lloberton, Dawes. Henderson, Clerk. At One'jung.l.—Demnsey, .louihioti. Farmer. Woollef: W. Kinß. MHhonpy, Harvey, Mnxneld: Burton, Wilson, Ridings, W. D. Mcl.c.in; James. Thomson, Williams, MγCalliim; Davis, Dudley. Graham, Hart; Stansfleld, Court. Somerfield. Littlejobn; Tompest, Stevenson, Martin. .1. M. King; ißaretow, Vlckcrman, Spooner, Campbell. EPSOM V. CARLTON. The following will represent Epsom:— At Epsom.—Tucker. Perry, Crabtree, Anderson; Buttle. Stuart, Brook, Foubieter; Wallett, jun., Hamblln, Walton, Smith; Wells. Rapson. Warren, Clay; brougnton, Bower. Watklne, Tanner. First Year Team. — Phillips, Janeon, McLean, Phillips. At "Carlton. — McCullogl], Richmond, ■Priestley, Dufflu; Sansbury, McGowan, Paterson. Craig: Hescott, Clark, Gouk, Wright; Scott. Pineon, Palmer. Jones; Wallace, Gow, Harrison, Harbutt. WEST END V. MOUNT EDEN. The following teams will represent West End:— ! At .Mount Eden.—Watson, S. Hartley, Coltihnrst, Cbutts; Bryant, Takle Bell. Becroft; Moselem, Bellve, Fairs, Swafee- F. Court, IvU, Hutchison. P. Darby. At West End.—Aickln. Tucker. Howard, J. Court; Barweil, Wetnerilt, Dr. lnglis. Hunter; Gower. sen., Copeland, Whitten. C. V. Langsford; Klrkham. Blomfleld Tonkin, Wise. ' SMOKE SOCIAL. The visiting Taranaki bowlers were the gueets of the evening at a smoke social In tbe Auckland Club'e pavilion last night, Mr A. M. Myers {president of tho Auckland Club) being in the chair. In addition to the visitors, n minruer of local bowlers were present, including Mr M. Casey (president of tho Dominion Bowling Association), aud a thoroughly enjoyable evening (was spent. The toast list was a lengthy one. including that of the promoters of the commemoration trophy (Mr Goldwater, of New Plymouth, and Mr Jas. Carlaw, of Aiirklawl). An entertaining programme of muslrnl and elocutionary items was contributed to by Messrs 4. Douglas Pcrrett. A. W. Blnnchaid, E. MacCormick. J. Brown. H. Hemus, C. Allen, and Norman Kerr.