BOWLS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 121, 16 February 1920, Page 10

BOWLS

4- — WELLINGTON V. THE WORLD. The annual match, Wellington v. The World, was played on the Wellington Club's greens' oil Saturday, and it was, as usual, one of tiio most enjoyabio bowling events of the season. Thero

ivas a big attendance to witness the games, whilst (lie lady friend? of the member* of tlio club gave a very nice tea, to the visitors and members in the upsinirs pavilion, the tables being nicely decorated with choice flowers. As the Wellington Club won again, it has still the honour of an unbeaten record for this event. The Hutt Club, being unable to play, Victoria sent two rinks. Wellington Von 1(( games and lost one each to Hatailai, Lyall Bay, Victoria, Eastbourne, and Tliorndon, and won by 37 points, Uie scores being Wellington 321; Work} 281. Detailed scores .are as followWellington—Cray, Kinnear, Grenfell, Ballings (s.), 20," Soatoun— Kircher, Palins, Berreit, Garforth (s.), 17. Wellington—Lavies, Petersen, I'ottigrew, Churchward (s.), 27; Johnsonville —Moore, Bould, Sloane, Itarrop (s.), 18. "Wellington—Robertson, Glcndinning, A. Donneit, Frost (s.), 23; Victoria—.Toilv, Rebnll, Smitli, i l'olo (s.), 12. Wellington—E. Eobcvts, Hoklsworth, A. G. Smith,Uooilcr (s.), 22; Island Bay—Earnshawy'M'llroi', Greig, Gomli (s.), 15; Wellington—Ciiinp-" bell, Licklle, Hamilton, Jaclcmm (s.), 17; Petonc—Bush, Tregcar, Xaughton, Gray (s.), 1G; Wellington—Kinnear, Skinner, Inncs, J. llill (s.j, 24; Newtown—Fife, Lcvestam, Grenskie, Russell (s.), 11. Wellington—Brinsden, Crease, Wickstecd, I'orteous (s.), 27; Karori—Cook, Gapes, I.ockett, Sunley (s.), 18. Wellington— Blundeil, Berry, Bush, Potter (s.), 22; Tliorndon—Coliins, ilonaklson, Kilgout, Uplmm (s.), 24. Wellington—,T. J. Webb, AVaddel, Duncan, Still (s.), 24; lah—B. Plijiimer! Living, Bringans, Pliinmer (s.), 21. Wcllington-A. Ho'uldsworth, S. Williams, Diithie, 'l'aslter js.), 22: 'l'e Hiwi—l f arlie, Wiggins,- Warwick, Scliallchron (s.), 10. ■ Wellington—W. H. Bennett, Corliss, C'raiif*, Thompson (s.), 20; Kelhurii—Batten, Catigliley, 31' Arthur, Dall (s.), 17. Wellington—C. Sullivan, Mnybittle, Osborne, Ci. Brown (s.), 22; l Eastbournc—ll'lteegan, Atkinson, Eiddler, Chitty (s.), 24. Wellington—l l '. Marshall, ICnapp, Spinks, Dixon (s.), 24; Victoria—Tingey, Goldie, Stephens, Vosler (s.), 20. Wellington—AVylie, Veitcli' Ledger, Erskine (s.), 18; Lyall BayHatch. Wilson, Moad, Whitehead (s.), 21. Well ingtoti—A. Johnson, Nathan, Fowler, Magnus (s.), 9; .ifataitai—Gyle?, Sbonebank, Kinniburgli, Hendry (s.), 27. KOTORUA TOUEN&MISNT. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) ■\ Rotorua, February 14. The Bolrrua bowling tmirnameV concluded tin's afternoon. Fifty-live rinks veire completed iin the live sections. Wakerlev, of liockynonk, Auckland, won in Section A after a tic with M'Tntyre (Carlton, Auckland), 8 wins 2 lojsw. 'Marsh (ICnrangahake) won Section B, P—l; Hosking (Carlton). C, 0—1; Kilgour (Carlton), I), 9-1; Blair (Carlton), F„ 9—l. Semi-final: Marsh (21) beat. Kilgour (15); Hosking (22) boat Wakerley (16). Final: Hoskings (2o) beat Marsh (9). The weather was line throughout, and the arrangements worked .ulmirably.