BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11825, 30 November 1901, Page 7

BOWLING.

The following draws have been made for to-day's contests for the pennant flag. First round at half-past one p.m.: — Devonport Green—Auckland v. Mount Eden: i fandcock's team ■ plays Hoopers team, Lcdingham's team plays C. G. Brooke s team. On Auckland Greenßemuera v. Ponsonby : Court's team plays Veale's team, Laxon's team plavs Baltanivne's team. _ Devonport v. Mount Albert: McNeills team plays Bouskill's team, Niccol's team plays McLean's' team. Second round at four p.m. On Devonport Green —Newmarket v\ Mount Eden: H. Brookes' team plays Hooper's team, Kilgour's team plays O. G. Brookes' team. On Auckland Green—Remuera v. Devonport : Court's team plays Niccol's team, Laxon's team plays McNeill's team. , Mount Albert 'v. Ponsonby: Bouskill s team plays Veale's team, McLean's team plavs Ballantvne's team. Messrs. T. Hodgson and F. C. Taylor have boon appointed treasurers of the newlyformed Rocky Nook Bowling Club. The conditions of the pennant flag and champion fours competitions for 1901-1902 are as follows: — 1. Each competing club shall provide two rinks for the encounter. 2. Twenty-one heads to constitute a match for each rink, the result of each to be added together, and the aggregate to decide the match. If » tie on the aggregate then each rink, shall play off another head.

3. Results to be decided by club wins, and in the event of two or more clubs having the same number of wins a final match shall be played off between them. 4. The club scoring the greatest number of wins shall be entitled to fly tho pennant until defeated.

5. No special team shall be entered for the champion lours. 6. Tho team, which scores tho greatest number of wins in the pennant contests shall bo the champion four; in the event of two or more teams scoring the same number of wins, a final match shall bo played oil between them.

7. The champion four shall take the shield for and on behalf of the club they represent, and that club shall hold the same until defeated.

_8. Change of players is allowed at any time except during the progress of a match. 9. No bowls of less than No. 3 bias shall bo played. 10. All disputes to be referred to the Match Committee of the association, whose decision shall bo final.

11. Secretaries of affiliated clubs are required to furnish the names of their players, and the order in which they play, to the association secretary, Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street, not later than noon on Friday, November 29.