BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15768, 17 November 1914, Page 3

BOWLING.

EPSOM GREEN. The following games were played on th» Epsom green on Saturday:—palmer, Richmond, Gouk, J. Wright, 22, v. tHutchison. Whitehouse, Stuart, Priestley, 14; W. Philip, Peak, Salisbury, A. Jones, 14, v. T. Philip. Wallace, Broughton, Warren, 15; Nilson, McCullogh, W. Williams, 18, v. Mason, McGowan, D. Crabtree, 28; J. A. Wallett, McLean. Wells, D. Walton, 25, v. Hercott, Gongh, Buttle. Watkins, 15; W. 'Harrison, Parker, G. Anderson, 25, v. Captain Whyte, Sewell. Tanner, 13. Browne Stars Holders —Wells and Watkins—B, v- Challengers— Sansbury and Warrenls. Entries for all matches close on Saturday. RAWHITI V. ST. HELIOS. The above clubs exchanged visits on Saturday. The following are the results of the games, the Rawhiti teams being mentioned first in each instance:—At Eawhiti green— Wooller, Wilkie, MoKinlay, Long, 21 v. Morris, White. Wrathall, Laurence, 12. \ At St Heliers— McGregor, Taylor, 'Paterson, 27, v. Kelly, Foster, Bell, BrookfieTd, 20. Rawhiti thus won by 50 points to 32. PAPATOETOE CLUB. The following games were played on Saturday afternoon: —Ferns Match: Holders—A. Irvine, E. Coles, D. Jenkins, Daisely— v. Challengers—J. Watson, E. Reid, J. Mclndoe, T. Wetherilt—l6. S. Vinson, J. Gane, H. Gladding, J. A. Bradstreet/ 20, v. A. Hall, H. Farnsworth. Gladding, J. Bryant, 17. Pairs: F. Leonard, F. Wells, 9, v. Feist, G. Bryett, 32. COROMANr>EL GAMES. [BY TELEGRAPH.OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Coromaxdel, Monday. The bowling season is now in full swing, and during the past week the D.M. Jones challenge shield has been changing hands. Messrs. T. Jones and C. A. Hoyte beat H. Davis and Surflen by 24 points to 10; Rostgard and Tanner beat T. Jones and Surflen by 23 to 11; and Campbell Brothers beat JRostgard and Tanner, by 26 to 19.