MOUNT EDEN GREEN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12238, 6 April 1903, Page 3

MOUNT EDEN GREEN.

The following games were played at Mount Eden on Saturday afternoon: — Rankin, "Walton, Ross, Brookes (skip), 24, v. Brown, Mercer, Hooper, Burns (skip). 16. Monk, Waite, Ferguson, Gray (skip), 26, v. Trevithick, Noton, Newland, Surmaa (skip), 14. • Hescott. Owen, Rendoll, Tregaskis (skip), 13, v. Charter, Nicholson, Baker,. Robins (skip). 22. ' , Brittain, Mountford, Blakiston, Coe (skip), 12, v. Wrathall, Coates, Seabrook, Brimblccombe (skip). 26. Wooller, Charter, Walker, Hudson (skip), 21, v. McStay, Davis,- McGregor, Pooley (skin). 14. T. Hosking, 19, v. J. W. Jones, 13.' Leahy, Hosking (skip), 4, v. Wheeler, J. W. Jones (skip), 36, (

In the Haic and Haig final Rankin beat Charter. Afternoon tea was kindly provided and dispensed by Mesdames Rankin and Brittain. ONEHUXGA V. NEWMARKET. Two rinks from Onehunga visited the Newmarket green on Saturday, and after close and enjoyable games Onehunga won by six points, the scores being Onehunga 35, New market 29. Onehunga—Graham, W. Court, Harvey, F. W. Court' (skip)—lß. v. Newmarket—Cottle, Cahill. Southwell, Magnirc (skip)—l7. OnehungaMichaels, D. Brown, McLean, G. Brown (skip)—lT, v. Newmarket Heron, Cutler, 0. G. Laurie, W. G. Fletcher (skin)—l2. Three rinks from Newmarket also visited the Onehunga green, and met with better success, winning on the aggregate by three points, the scores being Newmarket 63, Onehunga 60. The grand totals, however, wore in favour of Onehunga by 95 points to 92. The games at Onehunga resulted as under: — Onehunga—Davis, \Vynyard, Rishworth, '. Mcintosh (skip)— 22, v." Newmarketßines, Yanghan. Carey. Wrathall (skip)—l2. Onehunga Neilson. J. Neill. .Tame» (skip)—2l, v. Newmarket Knight, Holmes, MeKcnzie, Russell (skip)— Onehvuiiia—Moore, Clarke. Wricht, Bradley (skip)—l7. v. Newmarket—Haresnape, Armstrong, Anderson. Fletcher (skip)— Miss Brown and Mosdanics F. Court, McLean, and Mainland provided afternoon tea. The following matches were also played on the Newmarket green: — Final for Haig and Haig: T. Rowe, 12, v. T. Wilson. IS. Champion Singles: T. Wilson, 23, v. A. Nixon. 18: Wrathall, 26, v. Haresnape, 18; T. Wilson. 21, v. W. G. Fletcher, 12; Maguire, 14, v. Curtis, 6. PONSONBY GREEN. There was a fair muster on the Ponsonby green on Saturday, but it was very heavy after the rain, and not conducive to good plav. The following games were nlayed : — Arevi Davis. Stewart, Webb (skin), 22, v. G. Becroft. Bond. Osmond, Jones (skip), 20. Ziman, Blair, Casey, Sutherland (skip), 13, v. Foals, Miller, Fairs, Court (skip), 17. AVilson. Ross. Dickenson, Coutts (skip), 13, v. Oldham, Schischka, Quin, Usshor (skip), 34-. Watson, Buchanan, Newell, Littler (skip), 28, v. Becroft, Brown, Ballantyne, Veale (skip). 20. Gillespie, Bond, Wright, Payne (skip), 15, v. Burrows, Billington, Lee, Swales (skip), 20. Smith, Dewar, Russell, Montague (skip), 10, v. Gorman, Adams, Rces, Edmiston (skip), 27. Manning, Stichbury, De-war (skip), 14, vi Burton, Easton, Darby (skip), 21. Haig and Haig Singles: Easton, 18, ▼. Jno. Becroft, 15: Stichburv, 22, v. Rees, 19. Final: Easton. 29, v. Stichbury, 9. D.C.L. Handicap: Payne, 20, v. Jno. Becroft, 17: Osmond, 16, v. Arey, 12. •Championship: Littler, 22, v. Stichbury, 17. The following will represent Ponsonby at the tournament: John Becroft. T. Brown, R, Ballantyne. J. Yealo. T. Watson, J. Buchanan, J. Newell, A. Littler. Mesdames Quin, Ifwerson, and Ross kindly provided afternoon tea. ROCKY NOOK GREEN. The following games were played on Satupday: — Final Championship Pairs : Cooper. Hasolden (skip), 18." v. Taylor, Bouskill (skip). 15. Pennant Teams: Ballin, Manson. Tutt, Bouskill (skip), 18, v. Butler, Rathbone, Haselden, Hodgson (skip), 16. Other Games: Cunningham, Whitham, Ycale, Fletcher (skip), 25, v. Taylor, Ha*> cher, Ellisdon, Kaves (skip). 17. Pilcher, G. Hatcher (skin), 17, v. J. Bouskill, Coopei(skip), 15. Veaie, B. Hatcher, Kayos, Hodgson (skip). 9, v. Cunningham, Manson, Ellisdon, Fletcher (skin), 5. Afternoon tea was provided by Mrs. Kayes and Miss Bouskill. MOUNT ALBERT GREEN. The following matches, were played on the green en Saturday: — Championship Pairs: ' Wheeler, Coylo (skip), 36, v. F. Wilkins, McLean (skip), 6. Championship Fours: Wheeler, Wilson, Coylo, Harrison (skip), 19, v. Mansell, Wright, Barker, McLean (skip), 18. The championship fours are now completed, and the results are as follows:Ashton's team, 3 wins, 1 loss; Parry's team, 2 wins, 2 losses; Priestley's team, 2 wins. 2 losses; McLean's team, 2 wins. 2 losses; Harrison's team. 1 win, 3 losses. The winning team bein ; Olesen, F. Wilkins, Garlick, and Ashton (skip). The trophies are four gold medals, presented by the president, Mr. M. McLean. Mrs. Finlay provided afternoon tea. REMUERA GREEN. . There was much interest taken in the play on the Remuera green on Saturday afternoon, when the two teams selected to represent the club at the forthcoming tournament were pitted against each. Nothing better has been witnessed during the season, both from the players' and the spectators' point of view. Two .games were played, and some fine heads exhibited, as is evidenced by the fact that in each game the teams tied. In playing off the. first game, Clark's team won by one point, and in playing off the second game Laxon's team won by two points. The teams were arranged by.the selector, Mr. A. C. Stevenson, as follows:Lennox, Perrin, G. Court, Laxon (skip), and Caldwell, Maxfield, R. Hull, D. E. Clerk (skin). Great credit is due to Mr. Stevenson for arranging the teams so evenly. In the final for the Haig and Haig trophy, D. M. Dingwall beat H. Maxfield by two points, the scores being: Dingwall 17, Maxfield 15. Mr. Dingwall represents the Remuera Club at the tournament for the Haig and Haig trophy. The other games played resulted as follows :—Callender, Frater, Kingswoll. Rev. Beatty (skin). 23, v. Stevenson, Dive, Heron, D. M. Dingwall (skip), 16. Carriek, Gordon,' Ruddock (skip). 17, v. Littlejohn, Rose, Rev. Monro (skip), 25. Afternoon tea was dispensed by Mrs. and Miss Maxfield and Mrs. Finlayson. DEVONPORT GREEN.

There was only a moderate attendance on the green on Saturday, the heavy rain that fell early in the day causing members to stay away, thinking there would he no play. Afternoon tea was provided by Mrs. Taylor* The following games wore played: — No. 1 Rink : Webster. Phipps (skip), 17. v. Eriekson, Karty (skip), U. No. 2 Rink: Crasher, sen., Broughton (skip), 19. v. GrrinlinfTton, Renshaw (skip), 27. No. 3 Rink: McOallum, Best (skip), 20 v Crane, Bntrican (skip), 13. No. 4 Rink: J. M. Crosher, Senn (skin) 15 v. Ban-, .Tones (skip), £7. , No. 5 Rink: Pennant teams—D. Harvey Miller, McNeill, Ralfo (skip), 27, v. Mitchell, Armstrong, Gardner, Stewart (substitute for Eagleton) (skip), 23.