BOWLING.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17936, 3 December 1923, Page 13

BOWLING.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS. The usual bowiict four-rink champier.aiua end pennant competitions were oontinued on Saturday, in fins weather and ideal bcirlias conditions, although on the whole the majority of thft greens wero playing a trifle faai. The results aro B£ follows: FOUR-RINK CHAMPIONSHIP. Section "A." lUXGIORA t. OP AW A. Ea!igk>r.i Greeii. R. O. Vuicint Bdnia, Sharp, Clirko .. '2A ■S. Maddreß, J{. Haigh. Ucod, Priak McKenzioj R_ Boyd. Sinclair .. .. .. ~42 Billena, Gwatkin, Mannine, Huntar 0 Itowac, Jennings, Boycc, G. Jordun IS AVorsley, Sutton, "\V. Haijrh, Lucas Sim, Gulliver, Cudby, Watkins .. 18 Wilson, Lee, Penbcrthy .. IS Point totals .. 103 63 Rink games .. .. .. 3J i ST. ALBANS v. EDGEWARE. St. Albans Greon. St. A. E. Marrie, Simpson, Harton, Q«cre« .. 11 Hay man, liarwaker, Matson. Efford.. Woods, Ouningham, Proctor, Bascand 17 Gordon, Ask'by, Lucas, Prica .. Hunter, Jackson, Maddison. D. E. Wood .. .. .. .. 14 Banfield, East, Horlon, West .. —27 Home, Coombos, Cropp, M. S. Brown 7 Xorrie, Stewart, Gag'liaidi, Herd .. Point totals .. ... .. 49 09 Rink games .. •• -- 0 4 EAIAPOI t. BECKENHAM. .Tiaiapoi Green. K. B. McGregor. Pcarce, Ramsay. Butcher 11 Joll, Martin, Henderson, Blackball Chilas, Smith, Yellowlee*. Wilson .. 11 Robson, Lavcr, Lees, Calvert .. Fisher, Brawn, Baker, Wylie .. 39 Allen, Simpson, Sultie, Brackonridge Palmer, Logan, Evans. Parnha.m .. 85 AVardell, Williams, Bott, Almond .. Point totals ... .. .. Sft 78 Rink games .. .. ~.2 2 Section "B." KEW BRIGHTON w. SYDBKHAM. New Brishton Green. N.B. S. Taylor, Kibblowhite, Jones, Drake .. 22 Harris, Maddron, Bcsley Leadloy, Purso, Barrett, Muiraon .. 14 Cornish, Coote, Hadfield, Knox .. Shaw, Dey, McCree, Pattriek .. 18 Ward, Hslaou, O. Jacob sun, Freeman Dean, Bishop, Thompson. Munns .. 15 Humphrey, Halee, Chambers, Garth —• 15 Point totals ... .• •• Rink games .. • ■ • • l ; i '-4 UNITED t. CANTERBURY. United Green. U, C. liall, Eookruge, Taylor, Torrance .. SI Shearman, Hoffman, Coi, M&naon.. Bettle, Smith, McG'ullough, J. Brown, sen. .. • • ■ > 1® ~" Bennett, Danks, Angus, Redpath. .. Cooper, MoKenzio, J. Brown, jun., Dr. Marks .. .. .. 26 ■— Hogsan, Andertom, Maynird, Stark 16 Freeman. W. Brown, Roberts. Bi.llclift .. t 18 J. P. Smith, Jefcoite, Haffgcr, Haworth •• •• •• Point totals ..< •• ..94 73 Rink games .. •• ..3 1 PAPANUI v. CHRISTCKURCH. Papanui Green. P. C. Banks, Bell, H. JtoDofiald.. Pool .. 13 Sargent, T. Ncwburgh, Piper, Woo If Henderson, Ritchie, is. McDonald, Rev. H. Ryan .. .. .. 20 Jameson, Barnc-tt, W. Neivfc-urgh, Dobbs .. • - ■ • .• • rr Robson, Yate3, J. Quigley, Baldwin 13 Maddren, C. J. Atkinson, Dr. Orchard, Dr. Pairman .. .. •• 1 — *'l C. Quigley, Kcetley, Hadley, Samuels 18 Wallace, W. S. Atkinaoa, A. J. Wiflks, Vv. Holliwell .. .• Point totals .. .. 69 79 Rink games .. •• ® PENNANT COMPETITION. , Section "A," EDGEWARE v. ST. ALBANS. Edgewaro Green. St. E. A. Dalton, Hayvrard, Legg, Bennington 21 Farr, Starsfleld, Brook, It. "W. Brown .. • • • • - • ~ Meyrick, Sua tins, Keen, Jonos .. i-' ~~ Haalam, Bullard, Mollroy, Callendes ■ 23 Jaokman, Dayis, Grant, •• 25 Haines, Hall, Congrevo, Raymond

Point totals .. •• .. 62 66 Kink games .. . • ..21 SYDENHAM t. KAIAPOI W.M.O. Sydenham Green. S. K. Langloy, Worry, Beocoasall, Mitchell 10 Kicinirdeon, Turnbull, Brown. Gray Parr, Clarke, Ra.wlinao.a, Be&rce .. 21 Collins, Pearce, McGregor itank .. IS Simpson, Henderson, J. Whyto, Faulkner • • ' •• •• 24 ~ Clark, Taylor, Richards. M*almgs Point total* .. •• .. 64 60 Kink games .. •• 2 1 LIN WOOD v. CANTERBURY. I<inwood Greco. L. 0. Black well, Phillips. Inwood, Kershaw 16 Neville Seaton, McNainara, Halliburton .. .. • • Hill, Stewart, ""Healey, Kinviu .. 15 Smith, McClatchy, Jackson. Grange Hannah, Holland, Kellaway, Good .. 13 Robinson, JDuggan, Taylor; Kirker Point totaJs ~i ... 44 87 ' Rink catties .. r... 0 3 Section "3." UNIT-ED v. LINWOOD. United Qrten. U. L. Campion, Barrett, Cave, Middleton 1Muiraon, Rowntree, Archer. Killner Pattriok, C. Brown, Rogers, I'. M. Brown .. . • ... ..15 Johns, Oakoy, Read, Sprosen .. Harrison, E. Lord, Ward, H. Jones 21 Butler, 'Muff, Horslcy, Papps .. Point totals .. .. 48 65 Rink games .. .. •• 12 BELFAST t. EDGEWARE. Beliaat Green. B. E. Hal'igan, Rea.gley, Hayea, White .. 13 McCle&ve. Joweey, Pcmn, .Davies .. Howard, Childs, Howard, sen., Charteris .. .. .. .. 16 Bennett, BraJsmith, Anderson, Lorimcr .. .. .. .. IS> H*6y, Barnes, Ramsay, Rogers .. 17 Falconer, Colville, Peace, H-ardie .. Point totals ... .. .. 45 57 Rink games .. .. .. OS Section "C." NEW BRIGHTON v. HEATHOOTE. New Brighton Green. N.B. H. Smith, Ballantyno, Marriott. Jaeobeen .. .. .. .. 57 Watkius, Jarman, Flew el. Smith .. Whiteley, Burgess, Chi vers, Owles .. 25 Johnston, Peryer, Williams, Shrimpton .. .. .. Samuels, Hooker, Lawrence. Besley 20 Dcare, Round, Roach, Collier .. Point totals -- 7® 18 Rink games .. .. .. S3 1 ST. ALBANS t. RANGIORA. St. Albans Green. St. A. R. Pritohard, Norrie, Hatton, Davidson 22 Scott, Cook, Wilson, Foot .. Ingram, Legh, Reed, Edgar .. 25 Ferguson, Mcintosh, Marshall. Webber .. . • • ■ • ■ Gibb, A. H. Hobbs, Ejan®, A. Henderson .. • • .. 20 Boyd, Devlin, Kerr, Ambrose .. —lB Point totals .. .. .. 70 56 Rink causes .. ..SO SYDENHAM y. UNITED. Sydenham Green. S. U. Barnard, Munday, Sloan, Clare .. 23 Wat3on, Parsons, Heese, Atkinson Hammond, ilaciHy, Howicon, McKenzie •• •• .. £0 Walker, T. O. Johnson, P. C. Jones, A. Johcson .. • • .. Fraylo, Wilson, Small, Taylor .. 23 Poison, Moor, Leaver. Thompson .. Point totals •• 65 44 liink gamca M 3 0

Section "D."

PAPARTTA v. ST. ALBANS. Paparua Grecai. St. | P. A. Kempthorne, Barr, Bailey, Woreloy 15 Hose, He'bden, Searell, Kay .. 2b Martaon, Martin, Henderson, Sutcliffo ■ . • • • .. 16 D'Auvcrgne, Hunt, Harte, Sedgley C. Evans, Cooley, Perry, M. Evans 14 Mitchell, Irvine, Mcßride. Thompson .. ■ ■ ••. ■ • Point totals .. .45 72 Rink games .. • • • • 0 3 LINWOOD t. BECKBNBAir. lunvrood Green. L. B. Tonkiaaon, Pullar, Drayton, Kingsland .. • • • .. 20 Brightmore, Pearce, Lookie, Travis W Hatthowa, Quane, Pegg, Wilson .. 26 Buigoyne. liawxonce, Manuinj, Koighley .. •• •• •• iL&scellca, Prebblo, Smith, Olnrke .. 3S Trim, Heatherfcon, McGimsky, Firman •• •> 18 Point totab .. •• *n Rink games .. ■ • ..50 OPAWA v. CANTER-BURY. Opawa Green. 0., C. Wilkinson, Marti*. Ktyn, Jaoaaes 25 Frew, Otley, Aflohman, Marker .. Truman, J. Haigh, Chapman, Hollinson .. •• •• •• 19 ~ Lord. Jaccfcs, Tager, Sowell .. Houlihan, We«.kl«y. Wallis. Beet .. 1® G. Baker, A. E. Baker, Smith, Hastie Point tota-la - .. - 67 Rink games ~. • > .. 2 1 St. Albans defaulted to Sumnar.

SUMNER CLUB. The following teams have 'Been selected to represent Sumner on Saturday next: Against Canterbury, at Sumner—Smithson, Mitchell, Biirlow, Raphael, Main, Laweon, Chambers, Henley. Crawford, 1\ W. Johnson, Forrest, Wilson. Cooper, English, Newman, Bruce. Against United, at United—Cother, Bates, Foster, Evans. Graham, Jones, Strong, Illingworth. WiJlcox, Eaat, Heslop, Waghorn. . The following are the results of the club competitions, played last week:— Singles—Third round: Raphael beat Cother, Newman beat Illingworth, Gob set beat Bruce, Johnson beat Wilson, Barlow beat Cooper Henley beat Hampton, Fostei beat Main, Smithson beat Chambers. Doubles A—Third round: Evans and Barlow beat Cother *vnd Hampton, Mains and Thomas beat Gosset and Bruce. Doubles 33—-Topping and Lawsosi beat Foster and Newman, Cooper and Raphael beat Bnte3 and Gardiner, Crawford and Chambers beat Heslop and Henley. Rinka—Second round: Cooper, Forrest, Raphael, and Wilson beat Maine, Bates, Thomas, and Illingworth; Evans, Booth, Foster, and Newman beat Gardiner, Wighorn, Gosset, and Bruce; Smithson,Mitchell, iiarlow, and Hampton beat Gardiner, Waghorn, Gosset, and Bruce. ■Tho following is the draw for the club competitions to be played next week: Singles—Fourth round: Raphael plays Gosset, Johnson plays Foster, Barlow plays Illingworth, Henley ptay3 Cother, Bruce plays Smithson, Newman a bye. Doubles A—Fourth round: Mayne and Thomas play Cother and Hampton, Smithson and Mitchell play Evans and Barlow, Forrest and Wilson play Gosset and (Bruce. Doubles B—Cooper and_Ra»hael play Illingworth and Partridge, Heslop and Henley play Foster and Newman, Crawford and Chambers play Bates and Gardiner, Topping and Lawnon a bye. Rinks —Thud round: Cooper, Forrest, Raphael, and Wilson play Smithson, Mitchell, Barlow, and j?ampton; Cothor, Heslop, Chambers, and Henley play Gardiner, Waghorn, Gosset, and Bruce; xSooth, Foster, and Newman piay Maine, Bates, Thomns, and Illingworth.

CHRISTCHURCH CENTRE V. SOUTH CANTERBURY.

On Saturday afternoon the Chrtatchurch Bowling; Centre visit-edi Timaru to play South Canterbury Centre in tho annual eight rink match. The gamo fccok placo on the Timaru green, which was in. excellent order, very keen, and playing well. Tho day was ideal for bowling, with tha exception of a slight hazo and a south-easterly breeze, which came across the green from corner io corner, making conditions tricky. There wae a big attendance o: visitors, and afternoon tea '■'»» provided by the Centra and dispensed by tho lady supporters of the Timaru Club. The Christchurch team arrived by the midday express, and both teams were entertained at luncheon in tho YvYntworth tea-rooms by tho South Canterbury Centre. The northern team returned to Christchurch by tho 4.2S expreso. Mr F. Steans, president of the Christchurch. Centre, presented a silver cup for the competition, and Saturday was tha first ©coaeion on which tho cup wis played iot. Mr J. A. Dewar was usnpire. Qn tho teams assembling at the ground at 12.45 the preeiident ci the South Canterbury Cciatro fMr G. Sadiej) extended « iuwit:

welcome to th« president of til# Canterbitty Centre and his team. They had an 13'eal Jay, and whatever the outcome, ho waa ailre that all the players wculd spend a most enjoyable afternoon. The president of the Cbristohuroh Centre iMr F. Steang) thanked the Soulh Canterbury Centre for their welcome. They looked upon this fixture as one of tha most pleasant in which the Christcharch Centre took part. Ac tbey had not had a trophy in the past; they had brought a small trophy with them, and be hoped that neither Centre would monopolise the names on it. They mottld not be at all aorry to leave it behind them, but eliould they do so, they would their utmost to tako it back with them noxt time, ( Three hearty cheers were given for Mr Steans, who had presented tha handsome cup. On the eenrenth head the (cores were: South Canterbury 58, ChriatchuK& 3<; on the fourteenth head South Canterbury Wore 33 in the lead, tho scores being 116— 83, and in api to of strenuous efforts on th» part of the visitors, the home team held its advantage. Score 3 were as fol?owa: c. s.c. Galbraith, Easterbrook, Hill, Bureon 10. Cornwall, G. Bl&ckham, D. Dowar, L. Dewar (e) .. .. .. 21 Taylor, Aingcr, Morgan, Chegwin (a) 16 Bobm, Shillito, Darroch, Hawkey (s) Hewitson, Pollock, Hollis, Spiller (s) '-27 -- R. Millar, J. Millar, Cowlea, F. Hawkey (a) .. .. .. 14 Stokes, Mazey, Dickson, Borland <«) 11 Campbell, Millar, Cr&emer, Campbell (»> .. - 19 Hcrrich, Colviile, Benaie, Stcane (a) IX Provan, Torleaae, Moyes, Hadloe (e) ~ d<u Feu, le Cren, Smith, Oakley (a) 19 ~ Courtis, Currie, O'Hagan, iLeen (a) - 28 Allen, Penlington, Dickeon, COoper 00 . ' 16 Evans, Woods, Chambers, Hcaley (a) 15 Hcaley, Manchester, Smith, Laingr (a) James, Souter, Waddell, Dr. Ussher («) .. .. .. .. UNITED CLUB. The following competition games have been played: CHAMPION RINKS, T. W. Reese, i\ M. Brown, P. Jone?, J. Brown (s) beat H. Watson, Poison, D.MoKenzie. Dr. Marks (a). w". M.oor, C. 11. Hill. E. W. Taylor, E Torranco (s) beat Roakruge, T. liewcr. W. Hall, W. Brown (a). Walker, T. Bct-tle, G. Freeman, T. Thomson (s) beat T. 0. Johnston, S. "Smith, J. Middbtlon, St. G. Atkinson (»). T. Fox, G. H. Pardon, G. Reed, S. Thomson (s) beat A. H. Cooper, A. Rogers, H. Lillington. G. Billcliif (b). T. Lowia's rink, a bye. CHAMPION DOUBLES (Section Ji). H. Watson and G. Ward beat T. Fox and H. Pamon. P. Jones and J. Brown beat Rogers and E, W. Taylor. Billclitf and F, McCullouffh beat Walker r&ad T. Thomson.

A. Bogex» and E. W. Taylor beat T. Fox ' and H. Pateon. G. Billclift and V. McOulkweh beat.lL Watson and G. Wan!. p . Jonca and a. Bro wa bsafc H. "Watson and G. Ward. Section B. G. Reed and S. Thomeon, beat W, Ball : and W. Brown. U. McKenxio and Dr. Mario beat Poleon and Roakruge. G. Freeman and St. G. Atkiajfon -beat Campion and Gate. 5 G. Keed and S. Theawon boa/ 33. AteEenzio and Dr. Marks. W. Hall and W. Bnws beat Q, StaaM&a and St. G. Atkinwn, F M. Brown and S. Smith beat Polaon and Boekrugs. CHAMPION" SINGLES. Section A—C, B. Hill beat 8. Thomson* W. N. Seay beat G. Heed. A, Roger* beat Polaen. ■ Section B—H. Liliiugton beat IS. W. Taylor, W. Brown beat '£. O. Johnston; P. A. Laurio beat T. IV. Raeae. • ' Section C—W. Hall beat G. Ward. Rosfcnige beat Campion, Torraanb beat T. Fox. Section D—T. Lewis beat H. Wataon, 1). MoKenzie beat A. H. Cooper, OaVe Sbeat Walker. ' Section 33—Si-. G. beat T. 'fhomson, H. Kobert# beat- S. Smith, J. I>. JSiarke beat C. Brown.-