BOWLS
PENNANT MATCHES CONTINUED SATURDAY'S RESULTS The pennant matches of the Ghristchurch Bowling Centre were continued on Saturday in most favourable weather. The results were as follows: ELMWOOD GREEN ELMWOOD v. SPREYDON King: '2O, Kennerley 15. ELMWOOD v. LYTTELTON F.lmwood won by default. SYDENHAM GREEN SYDENHAM v. KEDCLIFFS Holt 28, Smith 10. Scott 24, Stoneman USYDENHAM v. CHRISTCITURCK Tavlor 22, Marks 20. Mad.sen 21, Littlejohn IS. SYDENHAM v. BELFAST Coolo 10, Dickson 23. SYDENHAM v. RICCAKTON RACECOURSE Dickinson 22, Tovviiseud 11. BARRINGTON GREEN HARRINGTON v. RANGIORA Sanilford 11, Hawkins 14. HARRINGTON v. SUMNER Cooper 21S, Lawson 19. CHEISTCHURCH GREEN CIIRISTCIIURCII v. KAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB Barnsdale 24, Simpson 17. W. Dobbs 26, Monk 10. CIIRISTCHURCH v. SYDENHAM McDougall 16, Memmott 22. Sandston 22, Garth 2G. CIIRISTCHURCH v. HORNBY Ridley 22, Bailey 22. Ainger 37, Crawford 10. CANTERBURY GREEN CANTERBURY v. IMPERIAL Lewis 26, Draper 13. CANTERBURY v. HEATHCOTE Tnrpin 21. Tov 22. McNish 10, Morgan 10. CANTERBURY v. EDGEWARE Gordon IS, Fulton IS. Aliens IS, Henry 2(1. CASHMERE GREEN CASHMERE v. PAEANI'I .lacoh.von J-l, Chester .17. Anderson 31, Kettle 10. OPAWA GREEN OPAWA v. BARRINGTON Goldslonc 11, Cooke 24. OPAWA. v. LINWOOD J lev 15, Kershaw 2!), I'enherthv 32, Petri"? 7. Hunter 35, Miller 25. Harrington 21. Sprnscn 21. liollinson 30, Muirson 17. ST. ALBANS GREEN ST. ALBANS v. .PAPANUt Henley 17, Smith 17."'" Penlinston 30, Hartley 11. ST. ALBANS v. BECKENHAM Grant 16, Chambers 25. ST. ALBANS v. AULSEBROOKS A humid 21, Mitchell 15. Baldwin 21, Plummer 26. EDGEWARE GREEN (halt'told 0. Hacger 22. Keen 21, Sewell 23. EDGEWARE v. RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION Ciiitliardi 12. Chapman 30. lininstlen 17, McLean in. Baker 23, Jones 21. EDGEWARE v. SUNNYSIDE t;.-(.-1 16, Johnson IS. Beanland 17. Cllllimore IS.
SHIRLEY GEEBN SHIRLEY v. BECKKNHAM Qiihiii. 18, Smealon 10. MiilhiT r.», l.aus 20. Mclndoc If, Milligan -7. UNITED GREEN UNITED v. NEW BRIGHTON '!'. Freeman '_' l. Williamson 13. Mc-Gimpsey 2-1. Besk-y 22. UNITED v. EICCARTON RACECOURSE I". .(ones 27, Evans 10. T. Thompson 2:;. Daniel 12. LINWOOD GKEEN I. IN WOOD v. OP AW A Wilson 20, Tregurtha 15. I). Dickson 'jr., Mumis. 3 8. Biirsnn 25. Hnigli 20. Drayton 2,5. K. llaigh 'J.'. Good If), McKeiuie 1!). LINWOOD v. K.iNGIORA li. Dickson •JO. Matthews 17. SPKEYDON GREEN SPKEYDON v. ELMWOOD Wanlell l'i, I.ahsn It. Smith 12, Lainey 2W. SPKEYDON v. NEW BRIGHTON Sallertluvaite 215, Drake 13. BELFAST GKEEN BELFAST v. KAIATOI (iriinsliiiw 17. Evans 'J I. BELFAST v. SYDENHAM Rogers 21. Britten 10. NEW BRIGHTON GKEEN NEW BRIGHTON v. SPRL'YDOX Glasgow 22, Wanlcll 22. Oca u 21, Thomas 18. NEW BRIGHTON v. UNITED Buisl, IS, Rhodes-Williams 15. Evans 2:.!, Keese 10. RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION GREEN UETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION v EDGEWAKE Leadley 20, West 20. Graliam 21, Lorrimer 15. Ritchie 2-1, Houarth 13. PAPANUI GREEN PAPANUI v. ST. ALBANS Broughlon Hi. Clarkson HI. Bond 15, le Cieu 20. PAPANUI v. CASHMERE Lang 13, Dobbs 30. Tilkington 28, Morrison 22. KAIAPOI GREEN KAIAPOI v. BELFAST Williams 32, Morley 12. KAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB GREEN KAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB v CHRISTCHURCH Healings 11. Wilson 23. KANGIOKA GEEEN RANGiOEA v. LINWOOD C. H. Hargreaves IS, Allan '24. RAKGIOKA v. SUMNER F\ Betijea 19, Hampton 28. AT KAIAPOI UHIUSTCHURCH v. KAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB Wilson 25. Stealings 11. Atkinson 16, Richards 3 1. Piper 15, Brown 25. KAIAPOI v. BELFAST Williams 32, Morley 12. - i SOUTH CHRISTCHURCH DRAW FOR CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT The South Christchurch Christinas tournament will commence on the Barrington green on Christmas Day at 9 a.m. The following is the draw for the rinks section for five rounds: — First Round—Graham (Returned Soldiers' Association) plays Taylor (Sydenham); Garth (Sydenham) plays Smith (Barrington) ; Madsen (Sydenham) plays Heslop (indoor rink) ; Renner (Barrington) plays Cooper (Barrington) ; Armstrong (Sydenham) plays Leadley (Returned Soldiers" Association) ; Young (Returned Soldiers' Associa(ion) plays Munn (Canterbury). Second Round—Graham v. Garth, Taylor v. Leadley, Madsen v. Young, Renner v. Heslon, Armstrong v. Cooper, Smith v. Munn. Third Round—Graham v. Madsen, Taylor v. Smith, Garth v. Munn, Renner v. Arm-
strong, Leadlcy v. Cooper, Young v. Ileslop. Fourth liouncI —UraliHtn v. Kcmier,. Taylor v. Madsen, Garth v. Cooper, An strong v. Hesloji, Leadley v. Munn, Smith v. Young. Fifth Round —Graham v. Armstrong, Taylor v. Young, Garth v. Renner. Madsen v. Munn, Leartlev v. Heslop. Smith v. Cooper.
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