BOWLING
FOE PENNANT FINAL
HATAITAI AND PETONE
In the replay of the senior peMant semi-final, necessitated by Petone and •Lyall Bay playing a draw in gameg and _ points on the previous Saturday, Lyall Bay ueut down, for Petone won three of the four games. Play was fairly eve n, but Petone were definitely the better team on the day, and in the final v,„„j t. , prx -4t tr a d t d°™' bu£ f T throug'» well. g first).—KmgKean, Bradley, Bracken«dge6oniw U& C'^-Mc^enS B. tionakl, McKenzie, Raven, Noad 19: Applejard Jones, Bush, Beynon 23 ; inT S,' ReTd. $ Powell, Coles, Robertson, Silbery, 23. Hale Joung Howse Hazlewood, 19; K. Link.horn, P. McArthur, Ibell, Melhuish, 11. JUNIOR PENNANT FINAL. 'J_, the i.nioT Pennant final, played at I p ft"l^. Newtown beat Island Bay by 35 •to 10. The rinks were:-Newtown: O'Connor, Rush, Russell, and Mailman. Island Bay: Churchill, Lethaby, O'Shea, and .Lowe. EDWIN FEATHERS. t,la ,%% Edwi^ fathers match, Lyall Bay (O Gorman) defeated the challengers, . Woburn (Tamblyn), 23-10. The next challengers are Seatoun. BRYANT AND MAY v. NEWTOWN. . . Two rinks from the Bryant and May . match factory visited the Newtown Bowling Club on Saturday afternoon. The - games resulted:—West (Newtown), 26: .' yZ t6ey (Bl"}ant and May), 17. Petersen (Newtown), 21; Carthew (Bryant, and Ma}), 20. At the afternoon tea adjournment Mr. W. McLay, manager of the Bryant and May factory, and a past president of the Newtown Club, presented to the club a • framed photograph of himself. He was 'thanked by Captain Petersen, who also warmly welcomed the visitors. Newtown will pay a return visit to the Bryant and May green next Saturday. ' The following rink will represent Kelburn in the champion o£ champions rinks competition:—J. Dempster, B. L. Marrie, J. R. Smith, P. Gray (s). The following will represent Karori in a match against Kelburn on Wednesday:— •Away: Arrowsmith, Rowe, McKenzie, -Crocker (s); Oldbury Jones, Cathie, Sedg- • wick, Dryden (s); Tracy,, Smallbone, ' Hemeley, Dunbar (s).
BOWLING
Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 60, 12 March 1934, Page 5
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