BOWLING

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 65, 20 March 1922, Page 4

BOWLING

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

1 Results of Saturday's bowling marches are as follow:— . '■'.'■ ' SENIOR PENNANTS. ; Newtown and Victoria teams played an extra; head on Saturday afternoon, to decide the tie which resulted in the game played a fortnight previously.. Newtown ware successful, and will now meet Hataitai to decide the winner of section B of the senior pennants". ' FRIENDLY GAMES. Kelburn against Victoria • (Kelbwn mentioned first). —Guscott, Nicholls, Routley, Compton' (s), 21; Evans, .Edmonds, Martin, Stevens (s), 19. Kelburn against Island Bay (Kelburn mentioned first).—Hamerton, Pope, Johnson, F.. Widdop (s), 10; Wilton, Mackay, Hanson, Bedell',(s),: 27. A friendly game, played between Petone Central and Hataitai, resulted in a. win for the, former :by 142 poiiite to no,- ■■■ ;,.■ . . .'■■• ■„■ . .:•■ . . Thorridon against Victoria (Thorndon mentioned fii'st). —Hutton,* B. JMyers^ Franks, Hai'die(s) 13; Godber, Dixon, Marks, Hutchison (s) 31. Butler, Dixon, Longton, Brogan (s) 21; Pearson, Gambia, Burdekin, Ross (s) 13. Hyams, Porter, Wiggins, Salt (s) 32; .Tunley, Hull, Hart, Thomas (s), 15. JUNIOR PENNANTS. In the semi-final for the junior pennants, Seatoun defeated Johnsonville by 27 points to 20. Se"atoun will meet Lyall Bay in the final. \ JUNIOR STARS. Ke'lbiirn against Victoria (Kelburn mentioned first). —Caughley, Chapman, Barnett, Marris (s), 15; Griffin, Henry, M'Gill, Robinson, (s). 17.