PENNANT BOWLS

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 141, 12 March 1934, Page 6

PENNANT BOWLS

Petone to Meet Hataitai in

Senior Final

LYALL BAY LOSES REPLAY

In the. replay of the senior pennant bowls semi-final on Saturday, Petone defeated Lyall Bay by three games to one, and will meet Hataitai in the final. The previous Saturday almost identical teams had tied, each winning two games and each having the same aggregate. The results in the replay were again close, but no extra heads had to be played. A heavy northerly affected the bowling to some tentResults are as follow, Lyall Bay teams mentioned first:—King, Kean, Bradley, Brackenridge, 19; Hunter, Cates, McEwen, Lowry, 22. Donald. McKenzie, Raven, Noad, 19; Appleyard, Jones, Bush, Beylion, 23. Leahy, Williams, Faulkner, Reid. 18; Powell, Coles, Robertson, Silbery, 23. Hale, Young, Howse, Hazlewood, 19; K. Linkhorn, P. McArthur, Ibell, Melhuish, 11. Junior Pennant Final In the junior pennant final played on the Kelburn green on Saturday, Newtown beat Island Bay by 35 to 10. The rinks were ;—Newtown : O’Connor, Rush, Russell, and Mailman. Island Bay : Churchill, Lethaby, O’Shea, and Lowe. Edwin Feathers Lyall Bay still retains the Edwin Feathers, having stared off a challenge from ■Woburn on Saturday. Next Saturday Lyall Bay is to be challenged by Seatoun. \ ' - The result of Saturday’s'match was as follows: —Lyall Bay (O'Gorman) v. Woburn (Tamblyn), 23-10. * Champion Rinks The following rink will represent Kelburn in t'he champion of champions rinks competition this week: —J. Dempster, B. L. Marris, J. R. Smith, P. Gray (s.). ' 7 Bryant and May v. Newtown Two rinks from the Bryant and May match factory visited the Newtown Bowling Club on Saturday afternoon. The games resulted': West (Newtown) 26, Witsey (Bryant and May) 17; Petersen (Newtown) 21, Carthew (Bryant and May), 20. , At the afternoon tea adjournment Mr. W. McLay, manager of the Bryant and May factory, and a past president of the Newtown club, .presented to the club a framed photograph of himself. He was thanked by Captain'Petersen, who also warmly welcomed the visitors. Newtown will pay a return visit to the Bryant and May green next Saturday. . EMPIRE GAMES | Bowling Team from New Zealand When Jvew Zealand last sent bowling representatives to the Empire Games, held in Hamilton, Canada, in 1932, at least two of them, W. Fielding , and P. McWhannell, were from Wellington. Phis year the Empire Gaines are to be held in London in the second week in August, wheu New Zealand will liqye a wholly Auckland provincial rink as its representatives. These are Messrs. H. Grocott, G. G. Pollard, and G. H. Carter. of Auckland, and W. W. Dillicar, of Hamilton, who left for Southampton by the Ruahine on Saturday. These players will contest the singles, pairs, and rinks.