BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 117, 10 February 1908, Page 4

BOWLS.

SATURDAY'S GAJIES. 0 ' , _Tlie term ;bowliiig-greeu|se.qms" rathori a .misnomer :i\owadays,.\\lienevery v bla,do- *of grass;has been turned brjown-by..the .unrolentmg suphine of . the. wei;k.si'j KflV,ortheless,...locally bowlers / continue,-.£ov'mal£Q—the best 'of things,;.arid; some,- interesting-games woro played .on Saturday, upon-the-hawand slippery, ground.'.yßesults ; are Vappended^.

WELLINCTON CLUB. 1 ~-<5 j ; WELLINGTON v : : NEWTOWN.. "Newtown—Alpe, .-Buxke, !; lligginhottom, Powell (s.)j 16; .\V elluigtoiir-rWi. Miller,j-.AI. Jones, Thompson,'E..-Hiir,. (s.) J j 126, - . Id;, . WeHiuctoh—Dru'muioiid,• ■G.--Erost, ,F. •Laurehsoii,.Loslie v '(s.);"i7.'.i,'."' v" ' Newtown-Cant,' |Duff;. Ca'mpJjeil,; La'ughton (s.), 12; Wellington—Evans, Wylic, H. U l'rost, M ebb (si, 27 Totals—Wellington, 70; JVewtown, 41.

ORDINARY- GAMES. ■ Erskirie/ ! Adftms, £ KiisseH '(s"l'c9: Phelps; Roberts, : Berry,',M'Leaii' (si)': '23.* : Haybittle;' Biim'et t,.' : ' Hoii. -/Millar,'.VN. M'Leaii, (s.) Brown,' (s-.)', 16. .- '■;• P-' : Fi'.'Allep; (s,). 22; M Artlliir,'Barron, Woodmarii.Men'tiplay (s.)-,: 24; V i,v ' "■£/'}'-■ '■ ' ' J." Bluiidell/ 'Bairdi''ledger'VDdli (sSf h?: Dr. Boyd, Gpdy,.Lockie, Wmttle' '(s.j;)l'9. 'Foxy;Wellsy'Johnston,''Hamilton' l '(si). 26; Grundyi: Mariz,' : ;Enos; C?and"tsL)ll9: *>'" . Bluhdcll,- Ajnold; Knapp' Moult '(s:);' 17; Packer,; ,W at son,' Lawfeony, Gooder *,(s.)] 17. ■ 1 Godber, 1 ' Do •Ca'stro,'!, (& ) t 14;' Stephens, Aude'rsbrij- Wilson;'.- Hebv' (s.i. 17.' -- 1 *■ .<■ ' THORNDON CLUB. V : ' Wy ROSE TROPHIES.-.-~ 'Ninimn. 1 Fn*Wn>\T, •M.'jKing'ts:) 1 , 22;- liolders^-G'amble7.'Milling-ton, C. Barraud; lulgour (s.),' 11ORDINARY GAMES Robertson, Matthews. Leigliton,' Wiggins, jun. (5.),-33; 'Cohen,Christie; Mason; 'Hogbeu (s.), 17.. , Quick,' Alves, "Spencer;- 1 : Galvm ■ (s.)/' 23; Pollock,' Porter,' Johnson, Stuart (s.); 13:, Dixon, Millington; C. Brown, 1 Blanchard (s.), 2o; Chittcy, Bruce, E. Brown; Ross (s:), 22 ' Exlev; Gamble, J. T. King,.'W. Barr.lnd (s.), 23; Nutford, P.- Brandon,Jackman. Wilson (s.), 14;-- • ■. v ' -- , .'Murdoch. J. M'Eldownev. Freeman.: Smith (s;). 21; Pctrie, Clark. MLeod, "M'KMrow (b ), 20 Murrano. C. Barraud, Wiggins, sen;-'(s.), 21;'M'Alister, Palmer; Chambers (s.) r 14. , ■KELBURNE CLUB. KELBLRNE \ VICTORIA Rutter, Dliii.t, GiwulW u.v, Sun., Ji] (s.), 25 jFossetteJ rWcbb',-Mayer, Townse&d ' (s.), 23. .. v.;/ ORDINARY GAMES. Miller,/'J. -Gi .Dawson, S.'. G. Harcerton, Khowles (s.), 17: Avery. Conine, Gannaway, jun:, Johnston'(s.).. 13. : .-•■ .. Coullj J. Rout-lev. J. P. .Campbell, :11-. C.. Hamcrton (s.), 24; Shearer, I cist.'-M. lloutley, Hemimngway (s.), 22.- - - • Reardou, •' Duguid (s.), 13-; Anderson Wlnteford: (s.), 8. - ■ v*.-,. -' : -'- .w, NEWTOWN CLUB.; . WELLINGTON \ NEWTOWN. Wellington—Hildreth, Hislop,-: Zander r-' Os bomo, (s:), 17, j. -Beswick, M'llwraith. Underwood (s.)',' 17.. , •Wellington—E;. M. :i ßlake.,Sustwicki,.Still, Sicvwrigkt- (s.)Js ; ;^wrto\vn—S. .Phillips, Staples,-Ramsay, :Heiidryj(s,), N J.0..,,.,,^..-r . ' PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; ' " Crowes, Pauling, ll.Sexton, Wyljo,. (s.), . IS; Cat tie, ■ Flyger, M'Lcaii, D'Emden' (s.), . , A. J. Pollock, Greiisidc, Meyxick,,Rjchard3 (s.), 2S; Bland,. Noble, :,Swiney,v Pric'ijV '(s.), 13. ; ORDINARY.GAME. _ " •' Roberts, Rogers, •• Harroivbyi;- Cliate v <s.) '. 15; Copeland, Parkinson, Grenfell;- ; M'Ea;. (s.), 24, . ... NOTES. " • In the Senior Pennants,: next;: Saturday, against Thorndon, the following, Will 'represent NewtownAt homof-A. Pollock, Campbell, Laughton,. Prince, ~:Rariisay,i .SvVincy, Hendry, J. J. Roberts. / • M'Lean, Underwood, Prince, M'llwraith, Llichards, D'Eindcn, Price. In the! Edwin Feathers contest againsteither the Hutt or I'etone, next. Saturdayj I. Cant, H., Sexton, T. L. Powell, and:Nansarrow will represent Nowtown. . . ■ The winners of the Club Senior Pairs (New:own) were Campbell and Cant. Junio» Pairs —Kerr L -find Haigh. ; Colts' Trophy— H. Ranson. In the Championship Singles Prince and: W. R , Bailey play tho'■ final, should the former succeed, he will be the Tinner.- i ■ • -.V.-.- -. -