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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 58, 3 December 1923, Page 8

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SATURDAY’S RESULTS THORNDON CLUB. Friendly and pennant games played on Thomdon green on Saturday resulted as follows. Thorndon players beins first mentioned: — Senior Pennants, Thorndon v. Kelburn.—Duncan, Casey, Mcßae. Holder (s.), 30: v. Ewart, Tomkins, Doherty, Rise (s.). 15. Friendly Games.—Buckeridge, Riddick. Tavlor. Pattie (.s), II; v. Griffin, Clark. Jeffries. Bayley (s.), 22. Rqnaldson. Hadfield. Munro. Wiggins (s.). 11: v. Campbell, Cole. Godber, Townsend (s.). 23. Stanford. Simm, Chittev. Allen (s.). 20: v. Watkins, Simmon. Jaul. Pole (s.). 22. Gallacher. Fisher. Hall. Mason (s.), 17; v. McKav. Smedley. McGill, Betty (s.), 29,. The following will represent Thorndon on Thursday against Manawatix Centre :—Chittev. Kilgour, Ronaldson, Hart (s.) : I. Clark. Murdoch, Stanford. Munro (s.)_: Hanlon. E. C. W. Porter. Chapman, Thomson (s); Perry, Haywood. Wiggins. Shallcrass (s.); A. Porter. W. Cl4rk. Pattie, Dall (s.) ; Rutter, Townley, de Tourettes, Johnson (s.). VICTORIA CLUB. Junion Pennants, Victoria v. Johnsonville (latter first mentioned) :— Morris. McMillan. Moore Washington, (s.), 32: White. Foss. Ross, Wallis (s.i. .10. Friendly games. Victoria v. Thorndon (Thorndon mentioned first) :— Perry. Clark, Goodwin, Tourets (s.), 18: v. McLean, A. Dixon. Orr, lunes (s.). 13. Macklin. Starr, Gibbs, Pearson (s.). 13: v. Herron, Port, Tucker. Jamieson (s.), 24. Dixon, Smith. Valentine. Johnston (s.), 19; v. Evans. Skinner. Reid, Keith (s.), 16. Ratten. Watt, Salt. Mac Lauren, (s.). 16: v. Thompson. Rallinshaw, R< G. Ross. Fraser (s.), 23. KELBUBN CLUB. The following are the results of games ulaved on Kelburn green, Kelbum t>lavers first mentioned: — Senior Pennants v. Johnsonville :— ■ Smith. Nicholls. Doherty. .Routley (s.), 25: v. Owler. Neal. Morgan. V. Mills (s.). 11. Hannah. Gibson. Strickland, Meadowcroft (s.). 24; v. Wackrow, Johnson. Robertson. Thompson, (s.), 22 ’ HATAITAI v. WELLINGTON. Pennant and friendly games played over tho week-end between rinks from Hataitai and Wellington resulted as follows, Wellington players being mentioned first: — Pennant games. —Manley, Osborn, Glendinning, Spiller (s.), 17, v. Kershaw, Moxton, McWhannell, Feuding (s.), 20. A. Marshall, A. Wylie, H. Smith, E. J. Hill (s.), 23, v. Stonebank, Halliday, Ardell, Barnes (s.), 22. Davies, Innes, Grenfell, Jackman (s.), 17, ▼. Watt, Woolley, Cheesman, Martin (a.), 20. Houldsworth, Warwick, Mayer, Powell (s.), 23, v. Carswell, Claridge, Hendry, Ramsay (s.), Friendly games.—Brinsden, Goldsmith, Noble, Churchward (s.), 12, v. Hatch, Newton, Slater, Ward (s.), 22. HATAITAI v. KH AND ALLAH. A friendly game between Hataitai and Khandallah resulted as follows, Khandallah players first mentioned:— Billman. —. —, Kendall (s.), 31, v. Aulin, Henry, Von Hartitzsch, D. Claridgo (s.), 9. Bath, Anderson, Bark, Fletcher (s.) 22, v. Jourdain, Macintosh, Thirkell, Dowling Friendly game.—Dawson, Wilson, James, Potter (s.), 13, v. Hunter, Ridley, Penney, Wellings (s.), 20. The following rinks will lepre&eiitf Wellington against Manawatu on V, ednesdav next:—Salek, Brinsden, Tasker, Potter (s.); Reed, Holdsworth, Ramsay, Sievwright (s.); Rennie, Veitch, Ledger, Thompson, (s.); Adams, Hunter, Erskine, I’rost ; Davy, Bush, Haldane, Berry (s.); A. Bennett, Webb, Pettigrew, James (s.). NEWTOWN CLUB. The following are the results of the games played on the Newtown green (Newtown mentioned first): - Pennants v. Petone.—Davis Scott, J M. Brackenridge, J. Brackenridge (s ) 30, v. Mudge, Bargh, Kicholson, Donoghue (s.), 17. Phillips, Barker, Russell J. Brackenridge, sen. (s.), 20,v. Elvines, T. McArthur. G. D. MoEwen, Coles (s.), 15. Junior Pennants v. Seatoun —Aers, A C. Smith. Marshall, A. Hodgson (s.). 33, v. Keeling, Murray, Parton, Sneiling (s.), 8. Friendly v. Petone.— 'owe, E. Read, Leahy, Prince (s.), 27, v. Blair Handcock, Seagar. Firth (s.), 13. Mhite, Parkhouse Swiney, Levestam (s.), 31, v. Winney, Head. Reid, IS fay (s.), 12* Remington, Morgan, Hall, Porter (s.), 27 v Tinucane, Wilkinson, Tovey, Ibell (s.), 19. LYALL BAY V. KARORI. At Lvall Bay rinks representing the Lyall Bav and Karori Clubs played pennant and friendly games, which resulted as follows, Lyall Bay teams mentioned first: — Pennant Games. —Amies, Ryder, Dillon. Raven (s.), 23. v. Read, Kernsley, Grigg, Crawford (s.) 21. Allan, Dustin. Hazelwood Reid 17 v. Campbell Dryden. Burn, Cooper,' 13. Friendly Games.— Phillips, Whelan, Charles Noad (s.), 30, v. Gallichan, Hansen, Taylor, Warr (s.), 18. Scott, Grant, Hackworth Purchas (s.) 24, v. Bruce" Deihl, Boyes. Holder, 11. SEATOUN V. ISLAND BAY. Pennant and friendly games played at Seatoun between rinks from the Seatoun and Island Bay Clubs resulted as follow, Seatoun names mentioned Senior Pennant. —Wright, 28, Hall 18, Trevor 16, Edwards 17. Friendlv Game. —Parry 37, Shorland 11. " REPRESENTATIVE GAME IN CANTERBURY , By Telegraph—Press Association. Timaru, December 2. In a representation eight-rink bowling match on Saturday, South Canterbury defeated Christchurch. Scores: South Canterbury 166, Christchurch Mr. F. Steans, president of the Christchurch centre, donated a handsome silver cup for an. annual corn* pfctition between the two centres, which was presented to South Can* terbury on Saturday by Mr. Steans.

The following teams will represent the Victoria Club on Wednesday n-?xt: Against Manawatu Centre—Townsend, Cole, Innes, Norwood («.); Martin J. B Haughton, Pole, Jackson (s.); Dauby, Chisholm, Thornley, Bolton (s.); McGill, J-, Yardley, Jamieson, Tucker (s.); Madeley, Dixon, A„ King, Luke' (s.); Jeffery, Redmond, Mack, Reid H. (s.). . Friencllv v. Karon. —-G. McGill. Domeat, Betty, Snaddon (s.); R. Dixon, Wallis, A., Stevens, G., Paul (s.).