BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 800, 25 April 1910, Page 5

BOWLS.

UNFAVOURABLE WEATHER. ' It was the reverso of, enjoyable;to have to play bowls on Saturday afternoon, and many who were compelled to stand about in- the bitter southerly blast wished that it had been worse so that play' would have'been- declared off. As it was, it was dry enough to play but much too cold and breezy to find any pleasure in it. Still, there was tho final of the Junior Pennants and Stars to get off, and play was ijecessary in view of the prospects of an early winter. ; .'' ~ . . WELLINGTON CLUB. 1 Wellington was successful in Holding .on to the Junior Stars. The result of the game was as follows: — . _ ' Wellington—Nielsen, William's; Glehdining, Salefc (s.), 33;'Thorndon—Arden, Lewis, Clark, Dr. Begg (s.), 14.

Wellington v. Newtown. " Wellington—Hill, M'Lean,, Churchward, Lock (s.), 26; Newtown—Ramsay, Duff, Pollock, Wylie (s.), 15. Tramways Committee v. Tramway .. Staff. ... Committee —Fletcher, Frost, Smith, Ballinger (s.), 30; Staff —Peterson, Richardson, M'Coll, Brown (s.), 17.

THORNDON CLUB. Edwin Feathers. Thorndon (holders)—Conlin, _ Dixon, Mason, Munro (s.), 29; Karori (challengers)—Crawford, Hemsley, C.ooper. Magnus (s ), 11. •

Rose Cup (Final). A Johnson, Ronaldson, Ross, . Shallcrass (s.), 25; Stevenson, Alves, Hatch, M'Kerrow (s.), 18. ; ' ' Thorndon Roses. Spencer, M'lntosh, V. Dimock, Whittle (s.), 24; Cohen, Wiggins, jun., Stubbs, Wilson (s.), 15. •

KELBTJRNE V..THORNDON. , ■ Kelburne. —Drurv, White, Dinnie, Routley (s.), 19; Thorndon—Jay, Collins, J. H. King, J. T. King (s.), 13. Kelburne. —Baldwin, Hamerton, Barber, Smith (s.), 19; Thorndon—M. Clark, Davy, Mitford, Hogben. (a.), 20. Kelburnei—J. Routley, Gannaway, jun.. Harbon (s.), 19; Thorndon— C. 'Barraud, Reading, Cliittey, W. - F. Barraud (s.), 18. " , Kelburne.^-Waddel,. Johnston, Blanchard, Kuowles (s.), 22; Thorndon—l. Clark, Woodroffe, M'Eldowney,' Chambers (s.), 16. • , Totals—Kelburne, 79;. Thorndon, 67. KELBURNE CLUB. One rink, from the Victoria Club visited the green on Saturday and scored a ; victory over the home team. The rink's "were:—- . Victoria—-Baggatt, Youmans, Menfri laus, Hemingway (s.), 30; Kelbarne —Littlejohn,. Carter, Gannaway, Williamson..,(s.),'l6. : -. KARORI CLUB. There were' no' matches of particular interest played on- tho Karori green on Saturday. Tho club has decided to close its-green, for the season on Saturday next Tyhen it-is proposed to play a -series of "-'games, -president. : v vice-president.-1' y- 1 '; ;