BOWLING.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 21 March 1910, Page 6

BOWLING.

PENNANT MATCH

The fifth pennant match of the season between the Nelson and Maitai Bowling Clubs, was. played on Saturday afternoon. Nelson won on four rinks out of the six engaged, and in the aggregate led their opponents by six points, thus retaining the,banner.- The, Nelson Club has prov/ed victorious in every pennant match played this season, though Saturday's was the hardest game of the five .played. Players and scores were :

On Nelson Green.— A. Dee. A. H. Bislev, Frost. Shone (s) 22; Houlker, Hogg,4f. Trask. Heaps (s) 19. Bartlett, Glover. Tunnk-liffe. W. Dee (?) 17; King, Clutten, Mansford, Sharp 20. Whelan. Liddle, Whiting. G. M. Simpson (s) 13.' De Castro, J. E. Allen, E. M. Jackson, Tasker (s) 25. On Maitai Green.—

Rutherford, Senn. Pauling. Dickson (s) 26; E. Hounscll, Paterwm, Dr. Wright, Hockey (s) 13. E. J. Allen. Stiles. Moves Swiney (>) 9; Johnston. Wolff. G. Dee, J. Caldcr ( s ) 31.Cresswell, Cullen. Watt. Littlejohn (.-). 24; Stephens. J. McEachen, Sherwood Milner (s) 21. Ttitals: Nelson 123; Maitai 117.

Afternoon tea was provided on the Nelson green by Mrs J. D. Brown and 3ii the Maitai Green by Mrs J. E. Hounsell.

The next Pennant match is set down for Wednesday, April 20th. and the final one for Saturday, May 21st.

NELSON CLUB COMPETITIONS

Appenue3 are the results of the matches played on the Nelson Green during the week : .Ladder Competition :<Hogg. Dickson (sub for Chisholm), Moyes, Heaps (s) 17; Stiles (sub for Harkness), Menzies jsub for Burdekin), de Castro, Sharp (s) 13. Clutten. Warren, E. M. Jackson, Tasker (s) 19; Kerr, King, Mansford, littlejohn (s) 17 Senior Championship: Dickson beat Rutherford and de Castro; Houlker beat Hogg; Moyes beat Hogg and Dickson; Sharp beat de Castro. Lyell Cup : E. J. Allen beat Watt; Harkness beat Dr Hamilton; Dr Wright won against Burdekin by default; Jacka beat Rout; Stiles beat Houlker; Gould beat Clayden. Tasker beat Heyward. MAITAI CLUB COMPETITIONS. The following are the resits of matches played on the'Maitai Club's Green last week : Brown and Kerr Buckles: Johnston, Paterson (sub for Walkey), Levy, Calder ls) 24; Glover, Morris, W. Simpson (sub for J. McEachen), J. McEachen (s) (sub for C. J. McEachen) 14. Chappell. Meais, Reynolds, W. Dee 23; T. Harford, Patterson, A. Dee, Tunnicliffe 14. Senior Championship: J. Richards beat A. Dee. Simpson-Horn: W. Dee beat Hounsell and Whelan; W. Frost beat Hounsell, Whelan, and W. Dee; Hounsell beat Whelan.

Novice Handicap: Morn's beat Wolff; Patterson beat Long and Floyd. EASTER TOURNAMENT. During Easter a tournament will be played on the Nelson and Maitai greens. in which a large number of visiting rinks will take part. So far it is expected that Thorndoji (Wellington) will send four rinks, Wellington Club two rink?. Piilon three, Blenheim three, and Takaka four. There'is also a probability that Palmerston North will be represented.

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