BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15251, 14 March 1913, Page 9

BOWLING.

TE AROHA TRIP ABANDONED. As sufficient entries were not received he Auckland Bowling Association decided I .0 abandon the Te Aroha trip. An Auckand team was to have left for le Arolia >y this evening's train. W A ITEM AT A CLUB. The following players will represent ►Vaitemata against Otaliuhu to-morrow ifternoo:s: — T . At Otahuhu: Lyon, Elston, Leonard, Hover: Frith, McFadden, Luke, Low. At Waitemata: Clark, Meek, Murphy, Sim; McPhail, O'Leary, Fraser, Kinnaird. Ti • i"! da EPSOM CLUB. ' lI Epsom will he represented against Onetiunga to-morrow by the following: teams:— At Epsom Tucker, Buttle, Dr. Pairman, Be Walton; Sainsbury, McGowan, Tanner, to Jones; Scott, Rountree, Downing, W. . Smith; Palmer, Russell, Priestly, Fookes. At Onehunga: G. Wright, Bower, I 1 Wright, Watkins; Clark, Browne, S. Har- th rison, 13. Cray. Wells, Bremner, llaslett, er □rabtree; Mason, Kelsey, Brook, Clay. B( W! , OTAHUHU CLUB. £ Results of matches played on the Ota- in huhu green during the week are as fol- th lows w Championship Singles: Harbnt, 14, v. Mclndoe, :9; Everitt. 27, v. Bullen, 20; at Madigan, 25, v. Carr, 8. tc Club Fours: Walker, Whitemore, Wills, e j Pegler, 15, v. Jenkins, Nicholls. Grant, Hebden, 20; Day, Dr. Rowley. Dick. Daisley, 27, v. W. Brown, T. Wilson. Short, u Sturges, 18. ' tl tl » in MOUNT EDEN CLUB. >i The following players have been picked to represent the Mount Eden Bowling Club q at the Auckland Provincial Bowling Association's Raster tournament: — Executive Match: H. N. Garland, D. Smith, H. Sur- M man, 0. Hudson. • , _ _ . „ First-year Players: J. Watson, J. Robert- G son. 0. Renner, A. Wheeler; emergency, A. c Pollard. ...... ' 0 AUCKLAND V. PACIFIC CLUBS. 9 The annual match "between the Auckland and Pacific Clubs was played on th© Auck- a land green yesterday, Auckland- winning by 101 points to 79. Details are as follows (Auckland skips being mentioned first in each instance): —G. A. Buttle, 14, v. H. H. J Seabrook, 21; S. T. Black, 19. v. W.. Garret, 15: W. F. McLean, 21. v. G. B. Osmond, 18; l J. Thornes. 14, v. W. L. Arey, 21; J. H. * Harty, 33, v. J. C. Wilson, 4. The Pacific Club members subsequently j entertained their opponents and friends at a tea. ' - ' I DARGAVILLE CLUB. 1 s [BY telegraph.— CORRESPONDENT.] J DABGAYILLE, Thursday. I The final for the champion rinks competition was decided on Saturday last, ! when Speight's rink defeated that of Jervis by a narrow margin. At the ninth lead J victory appeared certain for the latter, as the score was then 13—4 in their ] favour, but the leaders stuck at the unlucky number for eight heads, during which time their opponents put on 11 c points, and secured a lead of two. On ■; | the next head Jervis obtained a lucky four , and reversed the lead, but a six to , Speight's team on the next head practically settled the match, the latter eventually winning by 23—19. The following is the draw for the second round of the pairs competition ;—Lane and I Drummond v. Speight and Costello, Mathe- i son and Brown v. Cook and Parore, and i Wanstone and Heron v. the winners of i the undecided match, Hayes and Smith v. Jervis and Thompson. _ « Despite the long spell of dry weather, 1 and a lamentable shortage of water, the 1 green is in exceedingly fine condition, and ; visitors state that it compares favourably > with those farther south.