BOWLING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 76, 29 March 1912, Page 9

BOWLING.

TEAMS FOR OATURDAY. The following players will represent the Huto Club against Ke.wtown tt 1 )* morrow :•— At h,om© : Daweon, Rish' worth, Pole, Eddie (skip) ; Judd, Ho- , garth, Cudby, Hollatd (skip); Johnson, Sinclair, Treadwell, Stevens (skip) ; Casey, Hayes, Hodgins, Macaskill (skip). At Newtown: Shearer, Norris, Jones, Ilendry (skip) ; Birch, Shaw, Palmer, , Trevethkk (skip) ; Saymour, Goring, Barlow, Nicholson (6kip) ; Yates, Humphriejs, Gingei 1 , M'Kcnzie (skip). A match between Karori Club and one ieam from each of seven other clubs is to take place to-morrow. The Karori teams are : —Harrison, Lwkett, Cook, Campbell (skip) ; Atkin, Drvden, Read, Burn (skip) ; Eagle, J. Smith, Shortt, England (skip) ; Braduock, Dasent, Roberts, Newcombe (ekip) ; C. *an'th, M. Spiers, Gregg, Hemsley (skip) ; Cox. Raino, Watchman, Kh«arer (skip) ; 'L'us* tin, Neville, Malm, Wright (skip). Thorndon will be represented by Seaton, Peterson, Corliss, and Coombes. VETERANS AT PLAY. "Eight veteran bowlers whose combined ages totalled 604 year,e played a game on ' the Wellington Club's green yesterday. The match, which was won by Wellington, after a very good game, was fought \ out between the following teams (the in- . dividual ages of which are given in parentheses) :— I Wellington— Evans (77), Burns (76), , Drummond (74), and Lockit. (77), skip, 20. Thorndon — Jay (75), Monaghan (72), Murdoch (74), and Freeman (79), ekip, lv.