BOWLING

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 26, 1 February 1915, Page 3

BOWLING

SENIOR PENNANTS SATURDAY'S GAMES. Excellent bowling weather prevailed on Saturday, and the greens were generally in good condition. The chief event was another round of the pennant matches, in which considerable ' interest wa« taken, Result* to hand are as under :— "PENNANTS. Wellington v. Victoria. — M'Lean (Wei. lington), 21 j Redstone (Victoria), 16. Ballantyne (Wellington). 32; Varcoe (Victoria), 14, Homer (Wellington), 21 ; Hemingway (Victoria), 26. Moult (Wellington), 17; Langdon (Victoria), 13. Ballinger (Wellington), 18; Fossette (Victoria), 24, Webb (Wellington), 22; Norwood (Victoria), 16. Churchward (Wellington), 23 ; Vosseler (Victoria,), 14, Porteous (Wellington), 24; ; Snaddon (\ ictoria), 18. Totals: Wellington, 178; Victoria, 141. Newtown v. Kelburn. — The gam«s were all played on the Nevrtown green, and in each case the Newtown rink is mentioned first: — Popplo, Rawsjn, Duff, J. Sexton (skip), 27; Widdop, Hariow, Mayer, Knowles (skip), 11. Davis, Russell, Underwood, J. M. Brackeriridge (skip), 20; Meadowcroft, II; '.Jannaway, M'Arthur, Dall (skip), 18. Laws, Scott, Warwick, Wylie (skip), 12; Doherty, Gannaway, M'Coll, Routley (skip), 24. Higginbottom, Spiers, Powell, Princ* (skip), 17; Manley, Dodds, Jrhueon, Gray (skip), 17. Totals: Newtown, 76; Kelburn, 20. | THORNDON v. HATATTAI. ' On Thorndon green the scores were: Thorndon: Allen, M'Eldowney, Upham, Wilson (sldp), 21; Hataitai: Stonebank, Williams, Pryor, NaLsmith (skip), 11. Thorndon: Hull, Ronaldson, Ramsay, Brandon (skip), 18 ; Hataitai : Ward, Donald, Gruar, Mitchell (skip), 24. Thorndon : Mitford, Seaton,, Thomson, Parata (skip), 22; Hataitai: Halli* day, Matthews, Julius, Barnes (skip), 16. The scores on the Hataitai green are not available, but Thorndon won on the aggregate an two greens by 21 points. PETONE v. TT£ EPF? Te Hiwi: Wiggi&^l'Clintock, Cohen, Wilson (skip), 24; Petone: Rennie, Wearne, Fowler, Beynon (skip), 16. KARORI v. SEATOUN. Seatoun : Wright, Paul, Bennett. Hill (skip), 21 ; Kavori : Malm, Lewer, Burn, Cooper (skip), 20. Seatoun: Beeston, Richards, Bradley, Green (skip), 13; Karori: Gregg, Harrison, Roberts, Crawford (skip), 34. EDWIN FEATHERS. A challenging team from Seatoun visited Johnsonville and unsuccessfully competed for the Edwin Featherß, which |

the Johnsonville Club had won the previous week from Thorndon. Tha scores were :— Johnsonville : Morgan* Styles, Sloane, ' Turner (skip), 23; Soatoun: M'Gill, Alexander, Lauchla.% Claxton (skip), 18. HILL PINS. The following is the result of the play, between Seatoun and Lyall Bay :— Seatoun : M'Gill, M'F&rlane, Claxton, Wyatt (skip). 20; Lyall Bay: LoveH* Purchas. Burgess, Fairway (skip), Vk NEWTOWN v, KELBURN. A friendly match played on the Kelbura green resulted as ' under :—Newtown : W., P., J., and S. Roberts, sen. (skip), 22; Kelburn : Oakes, M'llwTaith, Kirk, Thomson (skip), 13. Newtownc Barber, Jenkins, Pankhurst, M'Le** (skip), 20 ; Kelburn : Hamerton, Goodall, Hutching*, Batten (skip), 11, S?ota!« ■—Newtown, 42; Kelburn, 24. SEATOUN v. LYALL BAY. The friendly game, Seatoun ♦. Lyall. Bay, resulted as under :— Seatoun : C. M'Farlane, Heath, Alexander, Paul (skip), 30; Lyall Bay : Dallisoa, MorraJ^ Dillon, Raven (skip), 14. PETONE v. EASTBOURNE. A friendly game resulted as under s— At Petone— Petone : Ward, Mudge, Finlay, Marsden (skip), 19 ; Eastbourne : Heenan, Thompson, Pilcher, Avery, (ekip), IS. At Eastbourne— Petone : Doheghue, Elvines, Wakelin, Gilmou* (skip), 20; Eastbourne : Short, Mottml — , Short (skip), 21.