BOWLING

Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 69, 22 March 1920, Page 2

BOWLING

SATURDAY'S GAMES

FINAL OF PENNANTS,

The weather conditions on Saturday were by no means" ideal for bowling. There was a strong cold wind, and the greens were rafcKer heavy as the result of the recent rains. . . ■ PENNANT WON BY 'NEW-TOWN. The chief event of the afternoon was the final of the Pennant contest between 'Newtown and Kelburn C-lubs. The result was a substantial* win for the South Wellington Club, which has an | excellent Pennant record to its credit,. i as this is tke fifth consecutive season that it has won the . honour, and the eighth fiaie since 1908-9. The details are as follow, the Newtown teams being mentioned first:—At -Kelbuni. —Davis, Manning, Ferguson, Wyfie (s), 26; Bist,Nichols, Lomas, Routley (s), 14. F. Bobbins, Leahy, Underwood, Laughton (b), 20; -Buck, M'Coll, Sutcliffe, Gray (s), 16. Fyfe, Grenside, Bichards, Duff (s), 22; Batten, Widdop, Strickland, Stephens (s), 20. Totals—Newtown, 67; Kelburn, SO.. At Newtown.—L. Warwick, Astill, •Russell, Noble (s), 24; Dempster, Climo, Caughley, Compton (s)., 13. Phillips, Middlebrook, J. M. Braekem-idge, J. Sexton (a), 20; F. Widdop, H. Gannaway, Knowles, Dall (s), 13. Hunt, Levesta'm, Banson, Scott (s), 22; Williams, Gannaway, Meadowcroft, Doherty (s), 23. Totals—Newtown, 66; Kelbuni, 49. Grand totals—Newtown, 133; Kelburn, 99. FBIENDLY GAMES. Nawtown v. Hutt (Newtown teams mentioned first). —At Newtown —Wright, H. Sexton, Urqnliart, Castle (s), 21; Ginger, Wagg, Shearer, Hodgins(s), 22. Remington, Porter, de Tourettes, Priddle(s), 21; Allport, Slynn, Judd. Jones (s), 11. Totals—Newtown, 42; Hutt, 33. At Hutt—Salmon, Thompson, BlenIrinsop, Popple (s), 16; Norris, Ware,. Smith, Yates (s), 26. Pool, Bowe, Pa-nk-hurst, W. J. Bobbins (s), 18; Jay, Keir, Tamblyn, Treadwell (s), 20. Totals— Newtown, 34; Hutt, 46. Grand totals— Newtown, 76;. Hutt, 79. -Newtown v. Johnsonvitle (Newtown teams mentioned first) :—At Newtown — Warren, E. Road, Swhiey,-Powell" (s), 14; Orr, Bobertson, Petrie, Sloans (s), 25. At Johnsonville^-Smit-h, Green, Be veil, Barker (s). 20: Jacobs. Harrap, Taplin, Turner (s), 20. Totals—Newtown, 34; Johnsonville, 45. Thorndon v. Ha-taitai. played at Thorndon. Thorn-don : O'Eeilly, Chittey, Staff, M'Arthur (s), 22; -Hataitai: M'Dermdtt, Jourdain, Bamsay, Slater (s), 17. Thorndon : Archer, Blackburn, Spencer, Boss (s), 21; Hataitai : Easson, Remier, Towrrsend, Ward (s), 15. Two rinks from the Otaki Club played a return, match ■■■with Karori on the suburban' green on Saturday, three games being played by each rink. The visiting teams won by six -points, tha total scores being Otaki 80, Ea-rori 74.