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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 120, 13 February 1925, Page 10

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CIVIL SERVICE v. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. Yesterday afternoon four rinks from the Commercial Travellers’ Club tried conclusions with rinks from the Civs! Service Club on the Wellington Club’s green, and a most enjoyable time was experienced. The men “on the road were too strong for their opponents, and won all games, scoring 103 points to 62 The detailed scores were as follow, the Commercial Travellers’ Club players ..being mentioned first:— Brmsden, Downes, Johnson, McArthui (s ) v. Thompson, Alves, Chittoy, Nimmo (S.>. 29—15. x Norton, Scott, Ramsey, Irevor (s.) v. Ridley, Ilutton, Hull, Macintosh (s.), 19 15 Tanner, Strange-Muir, Allan, T. Mayer , H .) v. McLeod, Murdoch, Dempsey, Walton (s.), 29 —11. , Kinvig, 'Taylor, Wilson, Les. Churchward (s.) v. Carroll, Morganti, Cliittcy, Stephens (s.), 27—18. At the conclusion of the match, Mr. T. L. Churchward, on behalf of the commercial men, thanked Mr. Brmsden, president of the Wellington Club for the use of the gieen, and expressed the pleasure they had all experienced at the function. Mr. 11. Wright (president of the C.T. Club), Mr. H. Macintosh, and Mr. W. R. Thompson (for the Civil Service) thanked their opponents for the pleasure given, and cheers were exchanged. Mr. Brinsdeu returned thanks for the compliments paid the Wellington Club. The Commercial Travellers nave arranged to meet the Federal Club on the iVeilington green on February 26. Wellington Club.—President and vicepresident’s teams foi Saturday areg— Phelps, Hill. G- S., Marshall, F, Spiller (s.); Rennie, Munt, Roberts, J., l‘rost (s). Richards, Thompson, 8., Dempsey, Pe'terser (s.): Blundell, Wilson, Os'born, O’Donnell (sj. Morrah, Webb, Liddle, Potter (s.); Hyams, Hunter, Daweon, Dixon (s.). Lawson, Grange, Bary, Berry (s.); Ballinger, Plinimer, Long'more, Gleiidinning (s.). Parton, McGillivray, Waddel, Finnegan (s.); Barmcoat, Atoms, Manley, Thompson W. (s.) Pizer, Capt. Holdsworth, Goldfinch, Powell (sj; Bennett, A., Roberts, A., Churchward, L., Grenfell (sj. Cray, Geddis, Tregonning, Jackman (s.); Coltman, Hildreth, Johnson, Porteous (s.). Roberts, IL, Lawrie, Innes, Duncan (s); 'Panner, Bennett, W. 11., .Wylie, Churchward T. (s.): Hooper, Miller, Warwick, fir (s.l/ WatLD., Moult, Whittle, Fairway (s.). Donovan, Norton, Ramsay, McArthur (s.): Swiney, Redmond, Carey, Brown, G. (s.); Muir, Brice, Houldsworth, IL, Allen, A. (s.).

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT CHA MI’IONSniP WINNERS. By Telegiui’h.—Press Association. Hokitika, February 12. The West Coast Bowling Tournament, which bus been in progress.for the past four davs. concluded this morning. Twenty-five rinks took part in the pairs championship, which was won by Rose and Harrison (Westport), Taylor and Popo (Lyttelton) bein" the runners-up. The rinks championship was won by Oakev (St. Albans), who beat Stevenson (Hokitika) by 19 to H. Perfect weather prevailed throughout, and the green was very fast.

ROTORUA TOURNEY CONCLUSION OF SECTION PLAY. By Telegraph.—Press Association Rotorua, February 12. The bowling tournament was continued to-day. At the conclusion of section play th > loaders wereSection A, Parker (Auckland), 9 wins, 1 loss. Section B, Clarke (West End), 8 wins, 2 losses: M. Walker (Auckland/, 8 wins. .2 losses Section C. Kelly (Ponsonby), 7 wins, 3 losses; Ramsay (Dominion Road). 7 wins. 3 losses: Casey (Waverley, N.S.W.), 7 wins, 3 losses. Section D. Bell (Hamilton), 8 wins, 2 losses; Hawken (Opofiki), 8 wins, 2 losses. Section E. Pascoe (Devonport) —. In the plav-off in .Section B, Walker Feat Clarke," 11—fl, and in Section C Kelly treat Ramsay, B—6.