LINWOOD CLUB.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14902, 16 February 1914, Page 8

LINWOOD CLUB.

CHAMPION SINGLES: J. Snell 18 beat E. Hcaley 17; H. Killner 17 beat A. Ellis 9. CHAMPION BINKS. T Hileon E. C. Jonos, R. Hownrth. J. O-. Dawson (fkip) 24 v. J. G. Radford, W. Ke'"tfh)ey, E. Hcaley, H. Kcl'rest (fkip) 18. J. Snell. W. Edward-, M. Kershaw, A. Price (pk:p) 23 v. A. Ellis, H. Inwood, W. Mathieeon, J. R. Brunt (skip) 16. CHAMPION DOUBLES. Killner and Healey 20 beat Radford and Ellis 17. The poeition of the vanoue competitors on tb<! Linwood green was as followe: — Vice-President's Doubles —Section 1: Knox nnd Killr.er, 4 wins, 2 leases; Biggine an<t Haworth, 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 to play; Kcjghlcy and Read, 4 wine, 1 lose and 1 to play. Section 2—Ardley and Healey, 5 wins and 1 kras; Edwards and Cooper, 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 to play. Section 3—H. P. Brown and H. Bureon, 5 wins and 1 loss; Peoples and Kerehaw, 4 wins and 1 lose. , VICE-PRESIDENT'S DTJUBLES. Vice-president's Rinks —Killner, KeTshaw, <md Healey, 3 wins and 2 losses each; Howarlh, 2 wins, 2 losses, and 1 to play. A friendly match was ' played on the Linwood green, which presented some peculiar features. The rinks were: People 3, Ritchie, Fraeer snd Velvin 23 v. Ardley, Adams, Ambro?c and Horsley 22. Horcley scored on every head up to the 9th, soor ing 19 points. Velvin then took a turn and scored on the following 9 heads, peoring 22. Horsley scored on the next three heada and made a tie, Velvin winning on the play-off.