BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13699, 16 March 1908, Page 7

BOWLING.

AUCKLAND V. GREY LYNN. i The following inter-club matches wer i played between Auckland and Grey Lynn o ) Saturday afternoon-: — r L AT GREY LYNN, i Auckland— Ziman, Wilson, Crowlmrst, 01: > ljuant (skip)— 22, v. Grey Lynn—Parsons, \\ r S. Smith, R. Gardner, G. Baildon (skip)— ) First Year Players: Auckland—Henley, 11ai vey. Dr. Neil, J. Carlaw (skip)—l3, v. (Jre. Knight, Cunningham, Cosslett, Bail don. juu (skip)— Total: Grey Lynn, 56, v. Auckland, 35. AT AUCKLAND GREEN. • Auckland—Denniston, Marchant, Barnard Gilmour (skip) v. Grey Lynn—Gwilliair 'V ebley, Wilkinson, Jones (skip)—ls. Auckland— Gover, Tyler, .Tame (skip)—l4, v. Grey Lynn—Lamont, Wadding ham, Brown, W. Mills (skip)—l9. Auckland—Allsop, Littler, J. J. Holland Gorrie (skip)— v. Grey Lynn—Ferguson Dimery, Volkner, Waite (skip)l3. Totals: Auckland, 61; Grey Lynn, 47, AUCKLAND. V. ROCKY NOOK. An inter-club match between Auckland am Rocky Nook Clubs was played on Saturday with the following result: — AT AUCKLAND. Auckland—Tudehope, Edmiston, Easton Mennie (skip)— v. Rooky Nook—Whittaker Dutton, i. Casey, Rathbone (skip)— AucklandPirie, Styak, Coombes, J. Donah (skip)2o, v. Rocky Nook— P. Moir, drib • ble, Manson, Bouskiil (skip)— Auckland—McMaster, Kcesing, B. Buttle Lambert (skip)— 22, v. Rocky Nook— Needham, Hodgson, Martin (skip)—l3. Totals: Auckland, 66; Nocky Nook, 40: ma jorit-y for Auckland, 26. AT ROCKY NOOK| Auckland—Hales (sub.-). "J. L. Holland Lyons. Thornes (skip)— 27, v. Rocky NookBryden, .Morton, Kayes, Kllisdon (snip)2o. Auckland—Coltliurst, Hindmarsh, Bcnney G. A. Buttle (skip)— 36, v. Rocky Nook—Basel den, Small, Wheeler, Butler (skip)— Auckland— Brown, Ever sleigh, Dean Dingle (skip)—l6, v. Rocky Nook—Taylor Hirst. Wrote, Wakerley (skip)2s. • Totals: Auckland, 79; Rocky Nook, 62; ma jority for Auckland, 17. Grand Totals: Auckland, 145; Rocky Nook 102; majority for Auckland, 43. CARLTON Y. DEVONPOHT. The following inter-club games were played on Saturday afternoon between Carlton and Devonport: — ON CARLTON GREEN. Carlton—O'Neill, Hutchison, Fletcher, Kit gour (skip)— v. Devonport—Wyatt, Blackburn, Mason, italic (skip)— 26. Carlton—Lamb, MacGregor, Cottle, Cutlet (skip)—lo, v. Devon pert—Hammond, Frith, Brookes, Eyre (skip)—l9. Carlton—Murray, Southwell, Kent, Haresnape (skip)— v. Devonport—Webster, Smith, rattan, lfarty (skip)—l7. Carlton—Eagfeton, Parker, Raynes, Eagleton (ski))) 23. v. Devonport—Cameron, Erickson, Stewart, Ballautyne (skip)—ls. Carlton—Smith, Fookes, Thomson (skip)—l9. v. Devonport—Butts, Gascoigne, Lelievre, Mitchell (skip)—l4. AT DEVONPORT GREEN. Carlton—Winks, Farmer. McGregor, Curtis (skip)—lo. v. Devonport— Raynes, Nixon, Miller (skip)— 22. Carlton— Kayall, Livesey, Wilson (skip)—lß. v. Devonport—Fogerty, Stevenson, Reeves, Harvey (skip)— Carlton—Frayling. Carey. Anderson. Magitire (skip)— 19, v. Devonport—Bail-, Mitchell, Armstrong, Brought on (skip)— : Carlton—Hislop, Fookes, Heald, Nixon (skip) —21, v. Devonport— Haddow. Johnson, Loughlan (skip)—ls. Carlton—Co ttirell, Edgecumbe. McKnight, Holmes (skir»—3o. v. Devonport—Bennett, Tapper, Cooper. Warren (skip)—ll. Grand Totals: Carlton, 187; Devonport, 185. Carlton won by two points. MOUNT EDEN V. EPSOM. The following games were played between Epsom and Mount Eden: — AT EPSOM. GREEN. Epsom—Hay. Burton, Harrison, McGowan (skip)—2B, v. Mount Eden—Robinson, Blake, Newland. Walker (skip)— 9. First Year Players; Epsom— Walton. Clark, Foubister (skin)— 29, v. Gatenby, Gavin. Lawrence. Walton (skip)— " CARLTON V, MOUNT ALBERT. The following inter-club match was played oil Saturday between Carlton and Mount Albeit;— : ~ - .... • : -AT CARLTON. Carlton —Sehischka, Pollard. Otter, Wrathall (skip)— v. Mount Albert— Harrison, Shackelford. Garlick (skip)—l7. AT MOUNT ALBERT. Carlton—Owen, Packman, Badeley, Cahill (skip)—ls, v. Mount Albert— Maunscfl, McCallum. Parry, Aslit-on (skip)—2o. Carlton won by two points. EPSOM V. PONSONBY. EDWIN STARS. The following is the result of the match between Epsom and I'onsonby, for the Edwin stars: — Epsom (Challengers)—F 0. Jones. W. W. Hill. J. Priestley, K. A. Craig (skip)— 23, v. ■Ponsonliy (Holders) McLeod. A- Sueddeii, A. G. Baddely, A. Parson!; (skip)— AUCKLAND GREEN. Cliampionship: Black, 16, 20, beat Lyons, 12. 16. Handicap fail's: John Carlhw and das. Donald. 27, beat Barnard and James, 25. First Year's Players: Henley, 19, beat Harvey, 14; Hiiidmairsh. 13. beet John Carlaw, 14. 4 ON EH UNO A CLUB. The following games were played on the Onebunga green on Saturday:— Champion Pairs: -a. Friar. G. H. James (skip). 15. v. K. V. Sutherland, E. Clarke (skip), 13. E. V. Sutherland, E. Clarke (skip), 23. v. M. Friar, G. 11. James (skip), 16. Handicap Singles: E. Clark. 23, v. W. Appleby. 18. J. Baslett, 30, v. 15. Wright, 10. First Year's Championship: F. A- Green, 13, v. A. A. Kenny, 22. RICHMOND CLUB. Champion Fours: Patterson, Short, Rhodes. Touilinsou (skip). 28, v. C. Jeffries, | Haultain, Drifi'ell, Morley (skip), 13. Walker. Howe, Bennett. G. Murray (skip). 19, v. P. Jeffries, Bagnall, J. Donald, R. 'league (skip). 21The final for the silver tea urn (first qifd second year's players) resulted as follows:— Toinlinson, 37, beat J. Donald, 12. WAITE MAT A CLUB. The following is the result of Saturday's play: — Presentation Bowls: W. Newman, 43, v. J. Wright-son. 3. Championship: A. Taylor, 17. v. J'. Peachey, 15; W. Newman, 21, v. E. Clarke, 13. REM ITER A CLUB. The following games •were played* on Saturday last: — President's Prizes (semi-final): Milne, Jobson, O'Halloran, Scott ((skip). 18, v. Keesing, Hardy, Woolcott., Hood (skip). 17. ROCKY NOOK CLUB. Champion Singles.—Wakerley v. Dr. Moir: The first game resulted in a tic, 17 all. on the 21st bead, and an extra- three heads again resulted in a tie. A further three heads ended similarly, as did a fourth attempt to decide supremacy. This made 30 heads in ail, and "it was then agreed that one head should be played, which was won by Wakerly by about half-an-inch on a measure, in the second game the contestants . lied on the 20th head with 16, and Wakerley won the 21st head on the measure by the thickness of a threepenny-piece. Handicap Singles: Wakerley (owes 4), 24, beat Wheeler (owes 1), 17. Hirst (owes 1), 21, beat Ellisdon (owes 4), 20. Wakerley (owes 4), 33, beat Sayers (receives 8), 13. Championship Pairs: W. Jenkin and B. S. Kayes (skip), 26. v. N. Pearco and J. E Wheeler (skip), 25. This match resulted in a tie (24) on the 21st head, and an extra three heads were played; and when Wheeler had played his last ball the sides were equal; but Kayes, with liis last ball, drew the shot, and won the head- and the r«atch. The pairs left in are Jenkin and Eaves who are to play Paterson and Haselden, and lfaslett and Ellisdon, who will plav T:ittersall and Martin. THAMES V. TE AEOHA. >■ [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COIIIIBSI'ONDEIfT.] THAMES, Saturday. The annual fixture between the Te Aroha and Thames Clubs was played this afternoon oil the local green, but owing to a number of the Te Aroha players Having other engagements, only two teams arrived, and the match was played between two teams from each club, resulting in a, win for Thames by 44 points to 33- The play was fairly even for the first half of the game, Thames having a slight lead of two at the 13th head, but from then on the local teams gradually improved their position, and. eventually won by 11 points. The Thames Club matches are now drawing towards a finish. The championship genii-finals have to he fought out between Paul v. Clarke, and Sykes v. Tasker, and will be played next week. The handicap pairs final re-ts between Jordan and Tasker v. Lucas and Clark, while the handicap singles final will be decided between F. Sykes and A. Court-