BOWLING. THE EDWIN FEATHERS.

Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 133, 2 December 1901, Page 7

BOWLING. THE EDWIN FEATHERS.

The match for the Edwin Feathers on Saturday between the holders of the Thorndon Club and a challenging team from the Wellington Club, resulted in an easy win for the former. For more than naif the game Longton and his team had it all their own way, and .although the Wellington men pulled up somewhat after that, they -were hopelessly out-distanced, and only succeeded in scoring 14 to their opponents' 31. The scores were: — Thorndon — Wright, M'Manaway, Webb, Longton (skip.), 31. Wellington — Hamilton, Geddis,, Churchward, Sample (skip.), 14. WELLINGTON CLUB. The following cards were handed inon the Wellington Green i — Stephens, Hustwick, J. Blundell, P. Drummond -(skip.), 22; Tucker, Fox, Maudsley, Lawson (skip.), 17. Mouatt, Staples, Millar, M'Glashan (skip.), 27; Flinders, Watson, Jones, Brunskill (s&p.), 23. Harty, Roache, Cuff, Bell (skip.), 33; Knapp, Pilcher, Haybittle, Hume (skip.), 12. C. Hill, Riley, Waddell, Ellis (skip.), 28; Rimington, J. Smith, H. Smith, D. M'Lean (skip.), 25. Duthie, Hodgson, Mentiplay, Jones (skip.), 25; Barton, Mallard, Wilson, Mouatt {skip.), 16. Hall, Thompson, Ewart, Ballinger (skip.), 23; Grundy, Collins, Allen, Russell (skip.), 17. Barron, Tingey, Gibbs, Currie (skip.), 22} M'Qill, E: W. Petherick, Finlay, Lackey (skip.), 12. VICTORIA CLUB. The first match for the Hamerton Badges resulted as follows : — Holders— MacMprran, M'Gowan, Brackenridge, jun., Brackenridge, sen. (skip.), 24. Challengers— W. Hendry, Aod)ersotn, Snadxkin, Redstone (skip.), 14. The challengers were also defeated in the game for the Townsend Buckles ; Scott and Martin defeating Mack and Anderson by 22 to 14. Other games played were: — F. Hendry, Kellow, M'Leod, Hueston (skip.), 22; Jones, G. Godber, Schultz, Gooder (skip.), 18. Mayer, Kershaw, Leslie, Scott (skip.), 27 ; France, Menelaus, Baggett, Keith (skip.), 12. Hatch, Hislop, Hamerton, Avery (skip.), 22; Norwood, Tattle, Trevor, Paterson (skip.), 17. Witt, C. Stuart, Martin, Mack (skip.), 27; D. T. Stuart, Dickerson, Dixon, Townsend (skip.), 11. THORNDON CLUB. There 'was a good attendance of members on the Thorndon <3reen. The following were among the games played:— Plimmer, Nathan, Ross, Mowbray (skip.), 23 J Archibald, 1 M'Eldowney, Clark, Elliott (skip.), 19. Blanchard, Newton, Flanagan, Seaton (skip.), 15; M'Eldowney, Gamble, Collins, Gould (skip.), 13. Burns, Douglas, Heywood, MJKerrow (3kip.), 34; Murdoch, Barraud, W. Nathan, Hogben (skip.), 10. Archibald, Clark, Plimmer, Barry (skip.), 25 ; King, Eliott, MowTway, Ross (skip.), 18. Buckle, Grace, Jameson, Pascoe(skip.), 24; Freeman, Hicksoni, . Brown j Rose (skip.), 17. NEWTOWN CLUB. The following games were played on the Newtown Green:' — Haworth, Danks, M'Lean, Barry (skip.), 20; Alpe, D'Emden, Astill, Lambert (skip.), 19. M'Eldowney, Higginbottom {skip.), 25 : Sexton, Brightwell (skip.), 16. Sullivan, Wise, Lamb, Tone (skip.), 28; Bowie, Crewes, Mitchell, Davies (skip.), 13. # Callaghan, Adams, Townshend, Powell, (skip.), 27; Campbell, Hollis, Green, Worboys (skip.), 15. Chote, Pollock, Shearer, Nancarrow (sMr.j, 29 ; Norris, Salmon, Kinniburgh, Moumiakey (skip.), 14. The two rinks chosen for the tournament played a game with the following result: — Nancarrow. M'Lean, Astill,- Un-, derwood (skip.), 21; Alpe, Lambert, Price, Barry (skip.), 15. PETONE CLUB. A match for the Ferns resulted as follows: — Holders— Eteid, Carter^ Gihnour, Johnston (skip.), 28. ChallengersHenry, Maynard, M'Lean, Kirk (skip.), 14. Other games played were:-* — Price, Williams, Henry, Johnston (skip.), 26 ;" Reynolds, Lowin, Laurie, Maynard (skip.), 20. Cargill, Rev. A. Thomson, Manning, Reid (skip.), 21; Mothes, Babington, Carew, Gilmour (skip.), 20. Hutchinson, J. Home, M'Lean, Barlow (skip.), 27; Russell, E. B. Home, Kink, U% (skip.), 15. Greenwood, Alexander, Rhodes, M'Kie {skip.), 29; Webb, Wylie, Carter, Hope (skip.), 7.