BOWLING.
PENNANT CONTESTS. The Auckland Rowling Association's pennant contests were commenced on Saturday, under n. =t favourable conditions, the weather be in 5 perfect. Two rounds were played, as under: — FiKsr HOrN'D. Rernuera v. Punsonby : Kernuera— M. Lennox, (I. Heron. 11." Kent. Rev. Beatty 'skip!. 27. v. Pononby—l. Court. -I. Newell. A. C'outts, .1. Y,»ale " (skip). 16. Remuera — 11. Maxtield, A. llolden. E. W. Court .1. M. I .axon (-kip). 17, v. Ponsonby—•). Montague, T. Watson. A. Littler. R. "liallantyne (-kip). 21. Kemuera. 44: I'oHsonby. 37. Devon port v. Mount Albert : Devonport— C. Dacre. I'. Mitchell. W. P. Eyre, 11. Niccol (skip), 27. v. Mount Aibert—R. -I. Parry, L. Ilarison, M. McLean. X. McLean (skip). 11. Devonport—Ralfe, Gardner, C. Glenister. .1. McNeill (skip*. 9. v. .Mount Albert—.l. H. Garlitk. T. A. Ashton. 11. V. Haselden. .1. Bouskill (skip), 25. Devonport, 36: Mount Albert. 36. In playing off the tie Devonport won by three points. Auckland v. Mount Eden : Auckland—.T. M. Mennie, I!. .Tames. .1. Car law, G. M. Hancock (skin). 23. v. Mount Eden—ll. <*. Brown. S. G. Burns. C. Hudson. A. 1". Hooper (skip). 17. Auckland— Thorites, W. Lambert. J. V. Dingle, W. Ledintrluun (skip), 20. v. Mount Eden—R. Rankin. .1. M. Tresraskis. R. R. Ross, C. G. Brookes (skip), 15. Auckland. 43: Mount Eden, 32. Newmarket drew a bye. second nouxn.
Mount Albert v. Ponsonbv : Mount Albert —.1. H. Gnrlick, T. A. A*hton. H. I'. llasol. den. .1. Bouskill (skip). 21. v. Ponsonby—J. Court. J. Newell. A. Coutts, J. Veale (skip), 17. Mount Albert—R. .T. Parry, .1. 1/. Harrison. M. McLean. N. McLean (skip), 21, v. Ponsonbv—.l. Montague, T. Watson. A. Littler, R. Ballantyne (skip), 20. Mount Albert, 42: I'on sun l>y, 37. Devon port- v. Remuera : Devonport—('. Dacre, R. Mitchell. W. 1?. Eyre. H. Nit-col (skip). 21. v. Renmera— M. Lennox, G. Heron, 11. Kent, Rev. I'catty (skip), 16. Devonport—Ralfe*. Gardner. C. Glenister, .1. McNeill (-kip). 22, v. Remuera —11. Maxfield, A. Holden, 1". Vs. Court*. .1. M. I.axon (skin), 12. Devonport, 43: Remuera, _ 23. Mount Eden v. Newmarket : Mount Kden — H. (). Brown, S. G. Burns, C. Hudson. A. E. Hooper (skip), 25. v. Newmarket—R. Eagleton W. Southwell, A. Stewart, 11. \V . Brookes (skip). 20 Mount Eden— U. Rankin, J. M. Tregasfcis. R. K. Ross. C. (5. Brookes (skip), 2.1, v. Newmarket —.1. Caliill, C. G. Laurie. T. 11. Wilson, J. S. Kilgour (skip), 13. Mount Eden. 46; Newmarket, 33. Auckland drew a bye. The position of each club at the end of the second round is: — Club. flayed. Wine. Rosses. Auckland ... ... i 1 0 Devonport 2?. 0 Mount. Albert- ... 2 ' 1 Mount Eden ... 2 1 1 Newmarket ... 1 " 1 Bonsonby ... ... 2 0 2 Remuera ? 1 1 AUCKLAND CLUB. There was a large, attendance at this green on Saturday, on account of the pennant matches, which created great interest. The following games were also played: No. I Rink f Ronavne, Ballin, Barker, Towsey (skip), 20. v. Cameron, McDowell. Butts,"Shackelford (skip). lb. No. 6 Rink: Ross, Elliot. Tudehope, Coleman (skip), IS. v. Alexander, Kayll. Campbell. Coe (skip). 18. No. 7 Rink: Scpiirrell, Kemp, Armstrong, Crawford (skip). 20, v. Dr. King, Cooke, Garland, Haslett (skip), 15. No. 8 Rink: Pirie, Phillpot. Priestley, A. M. Myers (skip), 17. v. Schischka, Jowitt, Prime, Thomson (skip), 30. No. 9 Rink: Lewis, Pollard, Scott, Dr. Hooper (skip). 26, v. Roach, Huddlestone, Buttle, Gorrie (skip), 19. No. 10 Rink: McMaster, Leser, Grim our, ITeginan (skip), 15, v. Stewart, Smart, Mitford, Maliony (skip), 19. , The following are the draws for pl'iZO matches: — Club Cup and Championship: Campbell v. Thomson, Handcock v. Carlaw, A. M. Myers v. James, Ballin v. Coe. Donald v. Towsey, Dr. Kin v. Mennie, Honking b. Garland, Olipliant v. Spreckley, Baume v. Culpan, Ledingham v. Coleman, Dingle v. Ihornes, MoOallum v. Atkinson, Shackelford v.Buttle, Lambert v. Gilmour, Cameron a bye, Dean a bye. _ _ President's and ex-president s prize tor full rink match: H. King, Kayll, Dr. King, lowsoy (skip), v. Roach, Scott, Crawford. Ledingham (skip); Squirrell. Hosking, McCailum Handcock (skip), v. Ross, Jowitt, 'L'-c hope, James (skip); Campbell, Baume, Hegman. Carlaw (skip), v. Gilmour. McMaster, Buttle, Thomson (skip): Mitford, Atkinson, Mahoncy. Olipliant (skip), v. Elliot, Steele, Perrett, Mennie (skip); Plummer, Arthm White, Thornes, Hooper (skip), v. Stewart, Ballin. Cameron, Culpan (skip); Donald, W 8. Jones, Dean, Lambert (skip), a bye; Lewis. Pirie, Coe, Dingle (skip), a, bvo; Garland, Huddlestone, Shackelford, Gorrie (skip), a bye, _ . Vice-president's prize for pairs match: McMaster, Coe (skip), v. Jowitt, Toweey (skip); Scott, Dingle (skip), v. 11. King. Mahoney (skip); Stewart, Garland (skip), v. Gilmour, Olipliant (skip): Huddlestone-, McGalium (skip), v. Arthur White, Dean (skip)_; Ross Crawford (skip), v. Coleman, Mennie (skip): Anderson, Handcock (skip), v. Plummer, James (skip): Pirie, Ledingham (skip), v. Jones, Buttle (skip); Schischka, Spreckley (skip), v. Baume, Carlaw (skip); Ballin. Hegman (skip), v. Roach, Campbell (skip), Elliot, Lambert (skip), a bye; Steele, Hooper (skip), a bye; Hosking, Shackelford (skip), a bye; Mitford, Thomson (skip), a bye; Donald, Dr. King (skip), a bye; Kayll, Cameron (skip), a bye; Lewis, Thornes (skip) a bye. Subscription Fours: Pirie, Kayll, Donald, MoCallum (skip), v. Lewis, Baume. Shackelford, Handcock (skip); Coleman, Scott, Dr. King, Ledingham (skip), v. Roach, Vluddlestone, Ross, Thornes (skip) ; Campbell, Phillpot, Buttle, Mennie (skip)* v. Plummer. Atkinson, Coe, Towsey (skip); Stewart, Hosking, Mahoney, Crawford (skip), a bye; Schischka, A. M. Myers. Cameron, Gorrie (skip), a bye; Mitford, White, Garland, Garlaw (skip), a bye; Gilmour. Elliot, Dean, Culpan (skip), a bye; H. King, Jowitt, llegman, Olipliant (skip), a bye. Mr. W. Gorrio's prize for pairs match: Leser, Culpan (skip), v. Sehischka, Buttle (skip); A. M. Myers, Ledingham (skip), v, Baume, Oliphant (skip); W. S. .Tones, Donald (skip), v. Hosking, Garland (skip); Lewis, Coe (skip), v. Kayll, Hegman (skip) Roach, Ross (skip), v. Balm, Thornes (skip); Elliot, Lambert (skip), v. Phillpot. Carlaw (skip); Plummer, Dean (skip), v. Gilmour, McCallum (skip): Coleman, Hooper (skip), v, Campbell, Handcock (skip): Steele, Shackelford (skip), a bye; Pirie, Mahoney (skip), a bye; Jowitt, Cameron (skip), a bye; "White, Dr. King (skip), a bye; Huddlestone, Crawford (skip), a bye ; H. King, Mitford (skip), a bye; Atkinson, Towsey (skip), a bye; Stewart, Mennie (skip), 9 bye. Mr. G. A. Battle's prize for handicap singles: Ledingham Hosking, Towsey v. James, Thornes v. Carlaw, Gilmour v. MeGalium. Kayll v. Dingle, Mennie v. Garland, Coe v. Steele. The following are byes: — Huddlestone. Atkinson, Oliphant, Mitford, Spreckley. Sehischka, A. M. Myers, Phillpot, Hooper. Shackelford, Baume, Lambert, Leser, Coleman, Ballin. Culpan, Gorrie, Campbell, Handcock, Elliot. Jowitt, Cameron, Donald, Dr. King, and Dean. Mr. Peter Oliphant,"s prize for handicap single: Handcock v. Towsey, McCallum v. Hosking, Sehischka v. Jowitt, Sahckelford v. Mitford. Leser v. Kayll. The following are byes:—Phillpot, Ballin. Spreckley, Pirie, A. M. Myers, Dr. King, Hooper, Donald, Atkinson. Lambert, James, Carlaw, Culpan, Campbell, Coe, Elliot. Dingle, Dean, Baume, Cameron, Ledingham. Thornes. Gilmour, Garland. Mennie, Buttle, Huddlestone. Mr. J. M. Mennie' prize for pairs handicap: Pirie. Cameron (skip), v. Hnddlcstone, Olipliant (skip); Plummet-. Donald (skip), v, Elliot, Mitford (skip). The following are byes:—Leser. Dr. King (skip): Phillpot, H, King (skip): Hosking. Spreckley (skip); W. S. .Tones. Garland (skip); Baume. Hoginai: (skip) Ballin. Lambert i«kip) ; A. White, A. M. Myers (skip); Lewis, Thornes (skip); Schischka. Buttle (skip): Jowitt, Crawford (skip); Kavll, Shackelford (skip); Roach, Carlaw (skip); Atkinson, Coe (skip); Stewart. Culpan (skill). Eh re fri d - Ross trophy for handicap singles: This draw will be published to-mor-row. Mr. A. W. Thomson's prize for first-veaJ players: A. White v. Eeldowes. The following are byes:—Huddlestone. Oxley, Bagnall, Dacre, Gresham Owen, McKay. Mi. R. James' prize for second and third years' players: McMaster v. Garland. Tilt following were drawn byes;—Ballin. Goldie, Phillpot. Stewart. Donald, Roach, .Towitt. Mr. W. Ledingham's prize for presidents ami ex-presidents: Lawson v. Campbell. The following were drawn byes:—Coleman, A. M. Mvers. Hooper, Gorrie, Holland, Thomson. Hardie. Messrs. Stewart Dawson and Co.'s prize foi champion and ex-champions: Ledingham v. Oliphant, Gorrie v. Carlaw, James v. Dingle, Culpan a bye.
FONSONBY CLUB. A fair number of bowlers and visitors were present on the groen on Saturday. Afternoon tea was dispensed by Mesdames Montague, Easton, and Mitchell. An interesting match for the challenge buckles took place, and resulted in a win for the challenging team. The results of the play are as follows : —Challenge buckles : —Challengers J. JS. Robinson, W. Jones, G. K. .Webb, A.
•T. Ilurndall (skip)—2o, v. Holders—.7. 0. Robinson, J. J. Payne, W. Swales, J. Kirkcr (.-kip)—l2. The other games played were: — F. Leighton, (J. P. Osmond, J. P.erroft, •T. Stichbury (skip., 20, v. W. A rev, Geo. li»", W. Swales, .1. A. Cooper (skip), 13. 11. L. Griffith*. 'v. Brownlee, T. Uglier, T. Peacock (-kin). 43, v. M. Fairs, 8. White, •I. Ziman. J. W. Reea (skip), 8. 11. W. Wilson, K. Oswald, A. Sutherland, J. kirhi-r (-kip). 21. v. H. W. Smith J. Greenhough, .1. Kdmiston. J. Buchanan (skip), 26. 11. Cooke. S. ir. I levonport. A. Kartlett, A. .1. Ilurndall (.-kip!. 20. v. J. IW 11. X. Batrnail, S. 1). Hannn, D. .1. Wridit (r'kip), 31. '
.MOUNT EDEN CLUB. The following sanies were played on tiio Mount Eden Club's green on Saturday afternoon ■ - " Ho-king. Hoc ton. Murdoch. Pooler (skip) 13. v. [leather, .1. W. Jones Perguson (skip). 27. I'illonger, Blakiston, C. Baker, PrimbU». combe l<kip), 25. v. Not on, Monk, Walton Esam (skip). IS. Eadj*. Dawson, Oram. Garland (skip). 21, v. W. P. Baker, Charter, Dr. Coate*, Shenherd (skip). 15. Owen. Out tor, T. .Tones, Hodgson (-kip) 17, v. Worsb'v. Nicholson. Gray, Maekio (skip), 22. . Seobrook (-kip), 29, v. Lovett, Rendell (skin), 20. Afternoon tea was provided by Mesdames Trega-kis and Hodgson.
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