BOWLING.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17019, 16 December 1920, Page 8

BOWLING.

' » SYDENHAM CLTTB. The Sydsnham Club competitions are well under way. In the Champion Singles section the. following , games have been played: C. Jacobsen, 4 wan*, 1 lose; E. C. Hollie, 4 wine; 1 game to y plny. Both qualify for final. Section 2: "W. SpQ!er, 4 wins, 1 g4ime to play; Yula, .2 wins: Fai>)!mer, 2 j wins; Robertson, 2 wine. The laet three I havo 1 game each to play. Section 3: J. Q. j Beattie ha« won 4 games, Cornish 3 game®* j and T. Freeman 2 gam«?e The competition finishes on tho 23rd inal. The Cock-of-the-"Walk Doubles competition has been keenly contested. Tho holders,. Pearce- and McKeon, were beaten oy White and Yule. Cade and E, Peek beat "\Vhits_ and Yule, they in N tum losing to McAllister and Wileon. Inj the Champion Doubles competition there are l<s pairs in two sections of eisht. Section 1: O. Jacobscn and E. C. HoJJis, 6 wins, 1 loss; J. Turabiill and W. Spiller, 4 wins, 2 losses; and E. L. McKeon and J. Q. Beattie, 4 wine, 3 losses, arc leading. Section 2: F. Jocobsen ond P. Chanibsra, 4 wine, 1 lose; J. O. Butler and J. Scott, 4 wins, 1 lose, each have two games to play. E. Peek and W. H. Clnre, i wins, 3 losses, are next in this action. The club propo6os holding a Progressive Doubles Tournament on Boxing , Day and January -Ist e.nd 3rd. Entriro for Champion Rinks, Club Doubles, Handicap Singfee, and Colts' Competition close on December 17th. On Saturday the following will represent the Sydenham Club in the Pennant matches: Section B, -srainst St. Albane, at St. Albans—Cado, Robertson, Small, Dobba ; Sloan, Fraylβ, Stevenson, Mitchell; S. Peek, Faulkner, Tnrnbuil, Garth. Section C, against Chri6tchurch, at Sydenham—McAllister, Hs\-, Freeman, W. SpilIct; Butler, E. Peek, Clare, Scr.tt; Farrant, Wnrdman, O. Jacobsen, Beattic. Soctkra D, against Opnwa. at Opnwa— J. Spi'.ler, Pearce, F. Jacobeen, Hollia; Rawlinpon, Lash. Griffiths, Knos; Coppleeton, Cornish, Yule, Chambers. EDGEWARE CLTTB. . The following club competition games have b;en pla-vod during the week: — Champion Rinks—Price 22 v. • Bunt 20; 16 v. J. D. Colvillo 11; Horton 20 v. GajcUarda 14*. Prico 25 t. Eea-nland 9. Champion Doubles—Jackson 20 v. J. P Colvillc 15; West 18 v. Hobbs 14; Bunt 25 v. Price 22; Matson 17 v. Pearee 16; Herd 21 v. Jackean 14; Bosnlacd 23 v. Hobbs 19. Champion Singles—West 18 f. Gtiglinrdi 14; Hoi-ton 24 v. Hoppy 20; Jarden 20 v. I Kera 17; Aehby 20 v. Hoppv 15; Herd IT v. Weft 15; Keen 15 v. Bart Lett 10; Aeliby 19 v. Herd 11; Price 21 v. Matson 16. Simc-a Rinks—Bunt 25 v. 10. Dent Doable*—Gilbert IS v. Koorc 17. Handicap Singles— Cherry 23 v. Aehby 19; And?r«m S3 v. Bnrtieit 15; Anders-m 17 v. Gilbert 13; Bunt 18 v. Jadeson 15; Ashby 21 v . G. Josee 12- Anderson 21 v. B. Moore. 14. EIiLESMERE ASSOCIATION. Leeston - met and defeated Dunpandel B, on the green, thereby wincing the inter-club competilion for tiiis season. The team wall successful in ai! its • matches. At a meeting of the KHeemc-re Bowline AscOciatKJn, Mr H. Neave (president), preeidvi's, it was decided to play the Boa? Shield a -5-.r up competitions at the eamo tune. Hitherto one competition hae been played earJy in the season, and tho other toward the close. Green superintendents v.-ere appointed for the annual bowlin" tournament to be held on Friday and Saturday r.est, and the draws /or the three com- ; jMjtitwae were made out, [