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•—: linwood club. Two Champion Rinka matches were played on Saturday, with the following resulte: — Ellis, Pappa, Prioe, Kilner_2o v. Kingsland, Tusiin. Wilkinson Brant 10. Woir, Healy, Dureon. Good 28 v. Ritchie, Mahan! Hank ins, Coe 20. CANTERBURY CI.UB. Th© following matches were played last Singles—G. S. White 16 beat J °Ch!mpion Doubles—W. E. Maynard and Smith 20 beat G. Baker and I>ufK»n Js j English and Redpath 31 beat Cullcn and J< Colonie Doubk* Handicap-A. E Baker and Haworth (fi) 22 beat Scott and Smith Matches—Barnett and D. Hiworth (Canterbury) 20 beat Cooper and KHaworth (Linwood) 21, W, E. Mapard. Ecclcton, Eccleton. and Finnegan (Canterbury) 23 beat Edwards, Spiller, Spillor, and Scott (Sydenham) 10 EDGEWARE v. NEW BRIGHTON. On Saturday, Edgeware beat New Brighton by 122 points to 68. Scores. — I-'diewarc • Davis, Jonles, Donaldson, Bow e n 28. New Brighton : Proctor. leraelson, Wright, Jones 0. .mi Edseware: Wheeler. Vincent, A. laylor, Knox 13. New Brighton: Sloncy, Anderson, Pavne, Ainger 18. „ „ -r, Edgeware ■ Hyde, «T. "VV. West, Rev. See, R. Wallace 31. New Brighton: Dennis, Bowen, Lawrence, Beaumont 16. Edgeware: Yager, Salt. Lucas, Gagliaxdi 30. New Brighton: Cooke, Patrick. Adama, Barrett 1". Edgewaro: Blank. Hobbs, Longton, Joweey 20. New Brighton: Slunns, Clark, Brake, Owlee 15. AKAROA CLUB. On the Akaroa Bowling Groen last Saturday afternoon a match was played for the Simß Fern Badge*, between J. D. Brnco and Geo. Armstrong (skip), the present holders, and J. R. Newton and J. Freeman (skip). An interesting game resulted in an easy win for the former team by S3 points to 11. Thifl is tho third time that Armstrong and Bruce havei successfully defended their right to wear the badges. Among the many visitors to Akaroa jnst now are some enthusiastic bowlers, two of whom. Manson and Christie, tried conclusions in a friendly bout with the two local Tcierane. J. D. Bruce and Geo. Armstrong, ultimately winning a keenly-contested Same by 20 points to 14. On the following afternoon the same players suffered defeat »t. the hands of Rev. .T. W. Hayward and A. 71. Westerns, the ecorvs being—Akaro* 24, Visitors IS.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15793, 8 January 1917, Page 4
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