BOWLING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18262, 22 December 1924, Page 14

BOWLING.

RINKS AND PENNANT j GAMES. j The four-rink championship and pennant | Tames were adTiHiced another stage on Sat- 1 urdar afternoon, and only one more Same has now to be played before the aemi-Snate and finals are entered upon. The dsy *ts an idtal one for play, ard the greens were in excellent condition, consequently eome very fine £arnes tcok place. Tho following are the players and scores: — j FOUR-RINK CHAMPIONSHIP, j SECTION A. { Canterbury v. St. Albans. ! (Canterbury Green.) C. St. A. Harkess, Cherry, Danks, Cox (si 23 Home, Hunter, Du Feu, Kirkcr (si McN'-amara, Till, Moj-Tj&rd, Bar- ' low ■ ■ • • IS i Woods, Gibbs, Maddison, Dobbs (si in j Frew, Duggan, li.allibuTton, SoweU(s) 31 • j SedcleT, Baldwin, Samuels, Quereo 1 (s)" .. .. •• •• - 13 Smith, Baier, Hoffman, Dollan (si 15 -- Manic, Spitz, Smith, Oakey (9) .. Point tota!6 ►. »« .. 79 ■ Bink game 3 .. •• H -a Kaiapoi v. Opawa. (Opawa Green.) K. O. Papprill. McGregor, Yellowlees, Monk (s) 23 Keys, Wallis, Prisk, Steans (b) .. • 16 Childs, Wylie, Ba-ker, J. Wylie (s) 16 Wilkinson, Eklridge, Worsley, West <B) - 08 Clark. Brown, Bosomwoath. Wilson (») 15 Wilson, Billens, Pemberthy, Hunter (B) „ - 17 . Palmer, Linklatcr, Etms, Butcher (s) ; •• H - Watkins, Haigh, Talbot, Rollinjoon <s.) 2* Point totals .. 03 S6 Pank games .< 1.., 1 3 Lyttelton v. Linwood, (Lyttslton Green.) Ly. L. Westfield, Barnard, Garrard, Page (s) 24 ~ C. Butler, Gustin, McKinloy, Good (s) , ~ 14 Irmn, Hudson, Robertson, Gower (s) 2S Brovrii', Thomas, Burns, Penlington (s) .. .. .. .. M-aher, Stanley, Tavlor, McCormack <s) 28 - Hilson, Eeid, Whelans, Kershaw (s) MeAuli/fe, Blackler, Cleary, Holland (s) 13 Butler, Bryant, Kin Tig, Cooper (s) Point, totals >*» .. 93 71 Kink g»mes .. .. »» 3 1 SECTION B. Edgeware v. New Brighton. (Edgeware Green.) TS. N,B. Brunsden, Grant, Jardan, Price (a) 17 Pattrick, James, Stokes, Besley («) Sioglund, Peaxce, J. D. Colrille, West .(») 3 1 ~ Mimns, Shaw, McCreo, Aicger (e) Norrie, Brainsthwaite, Hardie, Heard (3) .. .. .. 29 Stokes, Hooker, Barrett. Muirson (s) East, Earwaker. Matson, Efford (s) 19 Taylor, Drakej Henick, Soott (s) .. Point Totals .» ». 86 63 Bini games .. ... .. 3J $ Sydenham v. Eangiora. (Sydenham Green.) B. S. Scott, 'Mclnfoeh, HargTeaves, McKay (s) 16 Oswald, Easlewood, McKecwn, G*rth («) .. .. .. .. - 23 Wilson, Cook, Clarke, Sinclair (s) 26 Harris, Whyte, Jacobson, Jticobson (s) - 1(5 Keir, Evajis, Logan, Barton (s) .. 11 Munday, Danffley, Frayle, Peek (s) .. Vincent, Lindon, Watkin, Jordan (s) IS Shrimpton, Brien, Freeman, Spiller W Point Totals um wt w 78 86 Rink games ... ... 1 •'-! United T. Christchnrch. (Chriatchuroh Green.) IT. C. Freeman, Hall, McKemic, Marks (a) 29 Maddren, Aschman, W. S. Atkinson, Johnston (s) .. .. .. Jones, Smith, -Thomson, Taylor (s) 17 Cooper, Bone, Lewis, Dobbs (e) .. Morrison, W. Brawn, G. Billoliff, J. Brown, jun. <s) .. .. ■ — S. Manning, S-. Barnett, HilHvrell, Wicks (e) E, Brown, G. Reed, J. Brown, S. Thomson (e) .. .. .. 19 — 1 Sargent, Rutherford, Hay ward, Weapon (s) ... -i Point totals mi m w« 77 80 Rink games w mv ** 1 3 PENNANT COMPETITION. SECTION A. Canterbury v. Edgeware. (Edgewaro Green.) E. G. Borthwick, Bennett, Perrin, Bunt («) 20 Brown, Baker, Hulston, J*. C. Smith (s) .. •• •• •• Davis Bwrnardu C. Colville, Jowsey (3) •• 24 . Lowis, F. Smith, Jefcoaie, Bartlett (s) •• •• •• Blank, Dal ton, Moore, Lorimer (s) 19 Robinson, Taylor, Otley, Marker (s7 Point totals .. 63 66 Rink games .. t.. ..2 1 Linwood v. Sydenham. (Sydenham Green.) D. S. I Drayton, Matthews, Muff, Hoißley (s) 17 Britten, Madsen, Ward, Howison .. Phillips, Horsley, Uiackwell, Bullmen (s) .. .. ..7 Farrent, Fisk, Bealey, Taylor (s) .. yellowleea, Pegg, Oakley, Healey (a) 19 Turkknd, Vemazoni, Faulkner, McKenzio (s) .. ... .. Point totals •« «.« -43 92 Rink games M u- kh 0 3 Rangiora v. St. Albans. (Rangiora Green.) R.St. A Rowse, Chappell, Wood, Cudby .. 17 "V. Hieveßtam, Jordan, Ooombe, Wade .. 2o Ferguson, Johnson, Wilkinson, Webber .. 21 - Y. Jackson, Reed, Malpas, Angus McKenzie, Ambrose, Foot, Jennings 33 V. Evans, Bryden, Renton, Baecand ■ — 20 Pointe total m w m 61 W Rink gsunes M 2 1 SECTION C. Paparua v. Lyttelton. ' (Paparua, Green.) P. hMcCorniah, Watkins, Perry, EraJ» (s) 34 Dimond Oostello, Williams, Hodgina <s) - 12 Evans, Davidson, Bailhc, Pollick(s) 20 Norton, Phillip, Nicholl, Horton (e) Kempthorne, Payne, Andereon, Wowley (s) .. .. ..18 Agar, Brown, HoIKe, Kenretone (e) Point totals k . 72 51 Rink games M M 1 2 St. Albans v. Opawa. * (St. Albans Greer.) O. St A Johnston, Truman, Rawnsley, Bruce (») 15 ~ Cunningham, Prichaid, Kings land, K. Brown <fi) .. .. .. Hillary, "Vogel, McWright, Jacques (el 22 Haydock, McCready, Deawley, Searell n <s) ... •• Maddren, Joneti, Turnbull, Gwatkm (s) .. 13 Tait, Hobbe, Taylor, Callendar (e) .. Point toUl« ».■ M w« 'Ci "6 Kink games .. 0 3 Papanui v. Linwood. I (Linwood Green.) Robinson, Lord, Hadley jun., S. McDonald (s) .. .. .. Muirson, Kellaway, Papps, Sproscn (?)

Butt, Sim-, Yatos, Unhides (n) .. It -- Brown, Bridgit, Buchan, Dickson(s) Co Piikinson. lor, Ritchie, flya:; \ s ' 1 : > --- Ir.wocd, R&msay, Archer, K:lncr \z' ■ — ' Feint tola's .. l\ini £3mc3 • • •• ». 0 3 SECTION E. United v. KaiapoL (United Green.') K. V. Clements, Hassftl!, Barnard, Pc»rce {?; .. .. .. .. 30 "Watson, A. Johnston. Reese, Atk'neon (si .. .. .. 25 I.ou-cll, tcott, Williamson, Smith (9! 1' -- Walker, "Ward, Moor, MiddV.on (si - 29 William, Batie, Turnbuii, l-"islicr(si '7 Poison, Rogers, Garrigau, £swcr <>> • Point, totals .«» •• 39 S5 l!:uk games .. •• .. St. Albans v. Sunnysidc. (Sunnrside Green.) St. A. S. I/00, a'Auver;nc, Tlosc, Hutton 20 lvea.ii, Johnson, AYardoll, Brockeuridjrc ■■ • • .. Eatchclor, Haynos, McDerrr.it!, Brown IP' •• .. 1? C'ccliranc, Thomson, Culiimoro, Curtis (s) .. .. .. .. . 2-2 Mundy, Miiclicl'. ,T> Cren, Kendall (?) i( Bell, Biopliy, Pickersgil!, Suttie {*) - J7 Point totals ». o< (;,» Kink games .. .. .. o .' Opawa v. Sydenham. (Sydenham Green,) 0. S. Mnnns, "Wicks, Tanner, Good (ai .. '.>s Heard, Kodda, Humphrey, Maddren ('» MappleLitv.k, James. Free, Bobbins (a) 17 __ Hammond, Merriman, Cornish, Claro (s) .. .. ~ ___ op Ditford, "Weakley,-Crabs', Lee (si .. 17 White, Bills, Rawlinson, Pcaice (si Point totals ... >« ... 59 rank games ♦. ... j_ 2 ASHBURTON V. METHVEN. ~A t Methven on Saturday four viaks from the AfiliburtoTi Club finished lo up against lour rinks from Methven. The isoores were Ashbtirton 83, Mcthven 70. Ashburi.°n had established a, lead of 9 at the seventh head, and 1 increased it to 13 at tho fourteenth ho&d. Details: „ r. A. M. G. Cowon, 1!. Capst.ick, 11. Buxton, W. Higgins .. .. ..18 Ricb&rds. G. Gookeon, Brownloe, Waadington .. .. 19 J". Watson, G. Glen, C. Boyce, A. P. -Smith .. .. ..19 Cook, Majigin, P. Gookson, Lawaon B. McClymont- 'H. Bennington, E. McShe.rry, .P. Robilliard .. 11 Sim, J. Watson, Buckett, Thompson W. Oakley, M. Kissano, 11. Barr, R. G albra.it,li .. .. 35 Beattie, Stephens. Nicholls, Anderson Totals „.i M ». 83 70 ASHBURTON V. RAKAIA. A four-rink match waa played on the Ashburton green cn Saturday between tho Ashbm-ton irnd Eak»ia Clubs. Mr S. P. Maddren, tho vic&-president, welcomed the visitors, and Mr G. Hardy responded. Aahburkm was not long in establishing- a> good lead, iwid at tho seventh head' tho pcoTes -were Ashburton 40, Bakaia, IG. After this Bakaia made np some of tho lost ground, and a,t the fourteenth head the figures were AeliburUm 59, Rakaia 47. The match resulted in an easy victory for Ashburton by 100 to 66: Following ars tho full scores: A. K. Garton, McEachen, J. Smith, Boothroyd .. .. ... 21 Allen, Rapl«y, Stubbs, li'ewnian .. Steele, Hoskin, Acton, Templelon .. 21 Soaifield, Mapson, Palmer, Henderson • 18 Killoh. Campbell, McLauchlan, Eaaterbrook .. .. ..26 McSamara, Allen, "Nfoarin, Hattly .. Dunn, Gotill, Dunlejo, Stewart .. 29 —■ Bell, Blackley, Miln, Wright BOWLER'S CIAIM. (SPBCIAI. TO "THE PJ^ESS.") WELI/INGTON, December 20. Tho case J. D. Si«rwright against the directors of the Wellington Bowlinsr Club was again called before Mr Justice Hoekingß at the Supreme Court this morning. Mr A. W. Blair repreeented tho plaintiff, and Mr S. A. Wiren the olUb. Mr Blair said a friendly arrangement had been oome to between the parties. His Honour made a dirootioa, on the suggestion of counsel, &3 follows:— 1 'Th-ft directors of tho defendant club undertaking that, without prejudice to their right to claim that plaintiff is not a member, they will, until decision by the Supreme Court, adopt the attitude that the question of lii 3 membership is sub-judice, the trial of the action is adjourned . until the February sittings of the Court."