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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13610, 20 December 1909, Page 8

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UNITED v. RANGIORA. United met Kangiora in a three rink match on the United green. The following are reeults (Rangiora rinks being given first): — Garde, McKobb. Boyd, Ambrose (skip) 19 v Wilkin. Walker, Partridge, Soper (skip) 22. Hughes, Carmichael, Bell, Matthews (skip) 17 v Ellis, Wilkinson, Hepburn, Hyndman (skip) 27. Atkinson, Guy, Geddis, Burt (skip) 14 v Papps, Plowman, Thompson, Kowe (skip) 28. Totals: —United 77, Kangiora 50. OPAWA v LINWOOD. Opawa and Linwood met on the Opawa green. Th© following are the results (Linwood rinks being given first): — A. W. Price, J. Marriott, Cherry, T. Marriott (skip) 11 v Lucas, Jones, Petri©, J. C!arke (skip) 21. Snell, .Morrison, F. Red path, Brunt (skip) ' 14 v Hunter, Talbot, Hunnibell, Kiesel (skip) 22. • J. Price. Stuart, Kershaw, Kitner (skip) 17 , v Walrnsley, Watson, Vincent, Croxford (skip) 20. ! J. Parks, Marquis, W. Gee, J. Redpath (skip) 21 v Bruce, Cameron, Perkins, Proseer (skip) 22. Totals—Opawa 85, Linwood 63. CHRISTCHURCH v. EDGE WARE. TI-β Christchurch and Edgeware Clubs met. ' on the Edgeware green, Christchurch win- > ning by 84 to 81. Tho following are the i details. Christohurch being mentioned first:— , Shand, Mosley, Smith, Clark, 25; Hyde, Otley, Laker, Maynard, 15. ] England, Dr. Sandstein, Minson, Seager, J 28; Brass, Jowsey, West, Dickson, 15. : Strange, Piper, Compton, Wright, 6; Lucas, C. Colville, Allard, Hill, 28. . | (Jcoke, Langford, Helleweil, Bunting, 25; Taylor, J. Colville, Chetwin, Da vies, 23. ! Totals—Christchurch 84, Edgeware 81. kaiapoi v. Sydenham: 1 The match Kaiapoi v. Sydenham, played 1 at Kaiapoi, ended in a win for Sydenham i by 37 points. The scores were:— < No. 1 Rink— Sydenham, Jack, V ,H. B. s Dobbs, Grimths, Hadfield (skip) 35;' Kaiapoi, ' Pavitt, Moore, Johnston, Leithead (skip) 8. J No. 2 Rink— Sydenham, W. Dobbs, Austin, < Pettigrew, C. Taylor (skip) 23; Kaiapoi, » Nimmo, Gehrig, Crick, Blackwell (skip) 14. I No. 3 Rink— Sydenham, Parsone,. Clarke, Dittord, riowson (skip) 19; Kaiapoi, J. n Richardson, Fowler, Wells, D. Richardson 1 (skip) 18. - 1 Totals— Sydenham 77, Kaiapoi 40. r ■ i

The draw for the rink competition in the Limvcod Club, for trophy presented by Mr W. Hill, hae taken place. W. Gee meets' J. R. Brunt, F. Redpath meets T. Marriott, ■» M Kershaw meets J . Kedpath, and Fraser ', meets Kilner. ' ' liinwood are now receiving entries for the t Champion Singles. The first champion will 1 take the medal presented by Petersen and £ Co., and will.represent the club in the Maddiaon Trophy Competifion. Mr W. Wataon ? has presented two gold medals for competi- I tion in first year doubles. . ■ I The Canterbury Club Competitions com- ti menced last week. The entries have been large, and much interest is being displayed J in the various events. So far the rounds in * the Colours Doubles have resulted as fol- v, lows:—Wallace and Saxton beat Tait and t Manson, R. Thompson ana Dixon beat Davies and Lowry, J. Thompson and Barnett beat Roxburgh anu. Campbell, Shaw and Hoffman beat Ronayne and Cull, Gray and Graham beat Smith and Taylor Watson and Neave beat Bradley and Brown. In the Colours Rinks (Canterbury) Saxton's " rxnk play«d Hadfielu a, and won by a point ? on the last head. 1 The Sunnyside.Club conducted their an- a nual tournament on their green on Anniver- n sary Day. About 100 bowlers went up from \, the city, all the clubs being represented. ' The rinks competition was won by ! Sunny- s side, the winning skip being Brackonridgo ' Sydenham, skipped by Ayling, were runners- s< up. A consolation rinks match resulted in a favour of Christchurch, the team beine S skipped by Bishop. The day passed off very succeosfully, the visitors oeing hospitably - entertained by the home club.