BOWLING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 78, 4 April 1910, Page 3

BOWLING.

SATURDAY'S GAMES. | Splendid bowling weather prevailed I on Saturday, and some pleasant games ' were played *SDWIN FEATHERS. The Te Hiwi Club still holds these trophic*, Saturday's game resulting :—: — Te Hiwi : E. J. Hill, K. Gilmer, Shallcrass, Lock ("kip), 18 ; Wellington : H. Mayer, Brunskill, G. Brown, Churchward (skip), 13. WELLINGTON v. KELBURNE. A six-rink match between tho Wellington and Kelburne Clubs resulted in an easy victory for the senior club, the scores being :—: — On Wellington green :— Wellington : Grenfell, Plinuner, L. Blundell, Crane (rkip), 20; Kelburne: J. .Routley , Robertson, M. Routley, Dinnie (skip), 12. Wellington : Mowatl, Norton, Allen, Gibbes (bkip), 26 ; Kelburne : Baldwin, Hamerlon, Littlejohn, Johnston (skip), 12. Wellington ; M'Lean, Glendining, Leslie, l'ascoo (."kip) , 26 ; Kelburne : Manley, M'Arthur, Harton, Gannaway (skip)," 19. On Kelburne green : Wellington : Benson, Jenningb, Geddis, Still (skip), 25; Kelburne : white, Anderson, Smith, Gow (skip), 15. Wellington : O' Sullivan, Wat*on', Webb, Thompson (Mop), 22; Kelburne : Knowles, Comrie, Barber, Drury (skip), 15. Wellington : Skinner, Fay, Ledger, Remington (skip), 20; Kelburne: Coull, Wright, Wiiliamcon, Jameson (skip), 17. Grand total?— Wellington, 1$&; Kelburne, 90. VICTORIA v. NEWTOWN. A twelve-rink match between the Victoria and Newtown Clubs resulted au follows :—: — On Victoria green : — Newtown : Underwood, Kjnmburgh, Trevor, Astill (skip), 12 ; Victoria : Higgins, Mitchell, Vosseler, Townsley (skip), 25. Newtown : Rev. Jenkins, Watt, Martin, Danks (skip), 14; Victoria : Parton, M'Lean, Stevens, Bary (skip), 36. Newtown : F. Robertn, Watson, Cant, Webb (skip), 12 ; Victoria : Kellow, M'Girr, Martin, Kitto (skip), 21. Newtown : Harrowbv, M'Dougall, Williams, Richards (skip), 13; Victoria : Madely, Redmond, Godber, Redstone (skrp), 26. Newtown : Chote, Kinmburgh, Sexton, Ramsay (skip), 25 ; Victoria : Tin?;ey, Dimant, MacMorran, Fossette skip), 17. Newtown : Parkinson. Gallic, Morris, Armstrong (skip), 18; Victoria: Broad, Gaud in, Townsend, Hueston (skip), 25. On Newtown green : — Newtown : W. C. Read, Warwick, Barnes, J. Martin (skip), 22; Victoria : Menelaug, M'Leod, Avery, Scott (skip), 18. Newtown : M'Clintock, Grenside, M'llwTaith, Hendry (skip), 17; Victoria : Youmans, Thompson, Mack, Sneddon (skip), 10. Newtown : Tovey, Flyger, Crewes, Topn (skip), 19 ; Victoria : Robinson, M'Hutcheson, Guise, Norwood (skip), 26. Newtown : M'Lay, Price, Kerr, Campbell (skip), 15 ; Victoria : Jackson, Pilcher, Worboys, Mayer (skip), 27. Newtown : Goodall, Rogers, Bailey, M'Lean (skip), 18 ; Victoria : Cheg.widden, Leahy, Harvey, Hemingway (skip), 14. Newtown : Castle*, Staples, Duff, D'Emden (skip), 14 ; Victoria : Kirker, •Langdon, Marks, Kaith (Rkip), 22. Totals— Victoria, 117; Newtown, 105. j PETONE GREEN. j The final competition took place on the Petone Green for the cup presented by Dr. Robs and Mr. Orton Stevens, Petone winning on th© aggregate with a margin of fifteen points. Petone has held the cup throughout the season. Saturday's scores were: — Petone — GWie, Fowler, Udy, Ross (skip), 21; Hutt— Cudby, Cuff, Jones, Hodgins (skip), 13. Petone— Pindlay, Carter, Mellhuish, Wylie (skip), 24; Hutfc— Ryder, Allport, Reed, Y'ates (skip), 13. Hutt— Sinclair, M'Gurk, Nicholson, Trevethick (skip), 22 ; Petone— Jones, Walton, T. M'Arthur, Southgate (skip), KELBURNE GREEN. Champion Singles (semi-finals) :—M. Routley 22, Macartbur, 15 ; Manley 19, Stewart 15. Junior Bowls (semi-final) : —Manley 21, Watkins 15. [ JUNIOR STARS. In a match for the Junior Stars, on the Hutt Green, the scores were: — Karori — Hope, Read, Smith, Burn (skip), 26; Hutt— Parker, Casey, Baxter, M'Keime (skip), 21. HUTT OREEK. The cemi-final for the championship pairs was won by Johnson and Davidt-on, who ikfe&ted Buckingham and Dawson by 22 points to 20. All matches will be concluded on VWdne^ay, when the green will be clo«ed. KARORI GREEN. Senior Bowl? (final)— Hemslev 25, Sunley 11.