BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13421, 25 February 1907, Page 8

BOWLING.

THE result of the games played on the various greens in and around Auckland, on Saturday are given below : - AUCKLAND GREEN. McGowan. Marcbant, Wilson. Spreckley (skin). 22. v. Carminer, Piggott, Denniston, James (skip). 20. Scott. Herrold, Rummell (Sydney!, Lyons (skin). 22. v. Adams, 15. Myers, A. M. Myers, Anderson (Sydney). 17. Jacobs, I'ossenisltie. Forster, Kaston (skip), 21. v. Littler, Styak. McMaster, Dingle (skin) 17. Chambers (Wellington). Gresham, Dean. G. A. Puttie (skip). 25. v. Kversleigh, Commons, Coldicutt. Gilmour (skip). 22. W. S. Jones. A. Donald. Thornes (skin). 35, v. Bagnall. Edminston, Brookes (skip), 13. Subscription Fours: Styak. Robertson, Handcock. Dr. King (skip), 20, v. Cooke, Littler. Carlaw, Spreckley (skip), 14. Robertson, Thompson, Culpun. Perritt (skip). 24. v. McDougall, Barnard, Hudleston, Handcock (skip), 23. I'lummer. Blitz, Elliot, Mennie (skin). 22, v. Cooke, Steele, Gorrie, Holland (skip). 11. Handicap Pairs: Jacobs and Forster. 31, beat Coltiiurst and Lvons. 12. Boss-Ehrenfried Cup: Elliot, 22, beat Hudleston. 19. Handicap Singles: G. A. Buttle. 22, beat Hudieston, 13. Championship; First game—Brookes, 21, beat Lyons, 15. RICHMOND GREEN. For Maurice O'Connor's gold medal, Morlev (receiving 10 points in 21 heads) beat J. Thomas (receiving 2 points), by 27 to 23; C H. Tomlinson (receiving 10). beat J. Farrell (receiving 8). by 26 to 25. G. Murray (receiving 31) was beaten by one point by Clias. McMaster (receiving 8). C. H. Tomlinson easily disposed of A. Tuoliev it', the handicap for the l'yrke bowls, by 45 to 24. DEVONPORT GREEN. ORDINARY GAMES. Davis. A. Smith. W. Mitchell, J. M. Cosher (skip). 19, v. Tapper, Fuller, fladdow. Stevenson (skip), 15 Poverty. Tnit (skip). 21, v. Gascoigrne, Kenshaw (skip), 12. First Year Players: Tapper. 20. v. Fuller, 11. MOUNT EDEN GREEN. ORDINARY CAME,-. R. Burns. Hooten, McDonald. Brinihlccombe ('kip l . 14. v. Pooley, Cover, Blake. Hlakis'.Jii (skip). 20 Braithwaite, Hosking. Myers. Nicholson (skip). 20. v. ,1. O. Brown, McFarland, Adams, Mackie (.-kip). 29. First Year Flayers: W. F. Smith. 21, v. Woolley, 10. INTER-CLUB GAMES. DEVONPORT (102) V. MOUNT EDEN (124). At. Devonport. Devonport—Miller, \V. Crosher. R. Mitchell. Ralfe (skip)—l9, v. Mount Eden—Wooller. Seabrook. Brookes, Burns (skip)— 23. Devonport- Reeve, G. H. Brookes. Felievre. Eyre (skip) - 24. v. Mount Eden—Walton, Toy. Dickey, Mercer (skip}—l3. Devonport- Cooper. Tfhite, Warren, Warner (skip)—l9. v. Mount Eden—Gill, McVtav. Ferguson. Martin (*kip)—l4. Devonport—Cameron, Johnson. McKenzie, Harvey (skip)—ll. t. Mount Eden—A. W. Jones. La Roche, Tutt, Ross (skip)—l7. Devonport—Barr. Bennett, TSmughton, Harrison (skip)—l9, v. Mount Watkins, Newland. Simpson. Hooper (skip)- 26. Devonport—Erickfion. ">Vcb-ter. Mason. Armstrong (skip)—lP, v. Mount Eden— C. Baker. Garland. Young, Hudson (skip!—3l. ] Crand total*: Devonport 1!.'2. Mount Eden | 12;; majority for Mount l'.:!en, 22. I'.I'SOM (52, V. WAITEMATA (51). Waiteinata-Fred Jackson, Clark, Newman, i Campbell (skip)—2s, v. Epsom— F. H. Harrison, i K. A. Pollard. W. W. Hill. F. C. Jones (skip)— i 12. ait emata—Taylor, Lconnard, Shepherd. Kinnaird (skip;—l3. v. Epsom— H. Craig. Kerr. )-.. A. Craig (skip)—l9. WKiten.Mt.n--J. Jackson, Alexander, Reid, Peache.v (skip)—ls, v. Epsom—Burton, Lowe, Bollard, Eaglotcn 'skip!—2l. Totals: Kpsom 52. Waitemata 51. ONEHUNGA CLUB. Oueiimiga. defeated Otahuhu in the interclub match on Saturday afternoon. 'two rinks came over from Otahuhu, while Onehunga, sent one rink to Otahuhu. The majority m favour of the winner? was 24. The games played, including tho inter-clnb match, resulted as follows: — INTER-CLI'H MATCH. ONEHUNGA V. 01 A HUH..". Ouehunga—F. Stewart. M. Friar. A. Ellison, 'J'. K. (ieorge (Skip)—2B, v. Otahuhu—J. Henden. T. Wlntei.v, J. liar-butt, Everitt (skip)15. Onehunga—J. Robins. 1. Lomas, Ed. .Sutherland. !•', R. Allen (skip.i—2s. v. Otahuhu— Bond. K. Whitmore, K. Crowe. Macindoe (skip,.—l 6. Onehunga -A. Grundy. J. Park. H. C. Yocknev. .1. Allen (skip)— v. Otahuhu—Robinson, Dr. Bewes, W. Todd, W. Auckram (skip)— 18. Totals: Onehunga. 73; Otahuhu, 49. Majority for Onehunga. 24. FULL RINK. Captain T. C. Christensen, S. J. Rrookfield, Brown, W. Appleby (skip), 35, v. A. Brown, H Brny, Moore. T E. N. Mackenzie (skip), 5. J. Rowe, W. Court. T. Kirk, R. T. Michaels (skip;. 8. v. A. Mainland, 11. Lawson, Bray, G. 11. James (skip). 31. W. Savers. G. J. Browne. W. N. Mcintosh, J. H. Priestly (skip), 22, v. D. Neilson, J. 11. fi!;;ckwood, C. .1. Sclmauer, E. Clark (skip). R. League. T. S. Bassctt. 11. ,T. Da.vies. W. Davies (skip), 21, v. C. Jenkins, E. Gallagher, W. S. Trayes. S. Bradley (skip). 15. Cliampionship Singles: W. N. Mcintosh, 34, v. T. It. George, 13. CARLTON GREEN. Championship: Laurie, 20. 11, 20, v. McCallum. 12, 20, 15. President's: Haresnape, 23, v. Heald, 11. First-year Players: Fookes, 20, v. Hutchc son, 15. REMUERA GREEN. Atkin, Holmes, Buddie. Dr. Rabat (skip), 19, v. Fratcr, Wiseman, Louis, Gillies (skin). 10. Gillillan, Ballock, Sanderson. Dingwall (skip). 19, v Hot. King-Davis, Kemp, Baiter, Caldwell (skip), 58. Hall. C. Monro, Wilkinson, Hegtnan (skip), 18, .v Keesing, Scott, Spooner. Wooller (skip), 23. ' - ' Koberton, Jobson, Borlle, Uairield (skip), 51. v. Hookey. Dive, lienzies, Stevenson Iskipi'. 16 Cochrane. Small bone. Makonev. Hull (*kip> 22. v. O'llalloran, C. Hardy, Kihgswell, Clerk (skip), 20. ltees George. Richardson. Barstow, Litt'ejohn (-kip). 28. v. Harris, Somerfield, Ziman Her. Bfatty (skip), 28. liarrlie. Wallace, Lennox, G. Court (skip), 26 v. lleaddcy, Rose, Kishworth, Rev. Monro (skip). 13. Deverettx Trophy (third round): t'rajg Woolrott, Ruddock. Garland (skip). 25 v. Clarke, Lusher. Shaldrick. Kent 'skip), 19. ROTORUA BOWLING TOURNAMENT. (.BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] ROTORUA, Saturday. The bowling tournament at. Rotornu. has not, yet concluded. McFarlane's team (Crohuist. Woodward, Iloyes, and McFarlane) won the fours match to-day. and two teams (McFarlane and Kusabs. and Forrest and Pearson) are left in the pairs match. These local teams will play off when tlee opportunity offers. 'Hie visiting bowlers have presented the secretary of the Rotorna Bowling Club (Mr. McLean) with a travelling bag. and expressed themselves pleased with their visit.