BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16097, 10 December 1915, Page 4

BOWLING.

IXTER-CLUB MATCHES. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. CARLTON V. GREY LYNN : The following players will represent Grey Lynn against Carlton on Saturday:— At Carlton: Mirfin, Leydon, Francis. Walker: Bennett, Porter. Gavin. Rowland; Hewitson. Jas Ferguson, Lockie, W. Baildon : Moore. Sargent. Da vies, Johnson. At Gr*>v Lynn : William«on. Roe. ''rinsden. T. Mills; Fenton. Newbegin, H. Clarke, Stokes: Buckley, Civil. Hart. Parsons; Baildon. sen.. Crookbain. Jno. Ferguson. Pete her; A. Burtooi, Bishop. Dimery, G. Clark. The following will represent Carlton: At Grey Lynn: T. Mountain, Frith, Priestley. Kilgour: Angove. si res nape, Russell, Gilles; Wishart. Blewden. Gray, Kent: Holland. Lowry. Packman. Laurio: C Pollard. Clarke, O'Sullivan. W. Fookes. At CariUn: Sloman. Rev. Inglis, O'Sullivan. A. G. Fookes; Wade, Sawbridgo. Blair. Lamb; Nalder, Tapper, Arey. Holmes; Holcrott., Cottrell, Sneduen, Fletcher. CALLIOPE V. RAWHITI. The following teams have been selected to play for Calliope against Rawhiti on Saturday : — At Kawhiti: Mulcock. Rogerson, Bartlett, Stevenson. At Calliope; Shepherd. G. A. Gribbin. Reid, Lindei. The following players will represent Rawhiti : — At Calliope: Wilkie, Scarborough, Taylor, and McKiniay. At Rawhiti: McGregor, Townloy, Paterson, and Long AUCKLAND V. PONSONBY. The following players hare been selected to represent Auckland: — At Auckland: Lovell, Bush, Plummer, Black; Alison. Arnold. Coldicutt, Coltman; Pattison. McCrea, Thomas. Gilmour; Elliot, Nicholson, Thornes, Lambert; Piggott. Ashton, Muston. Handcock; Woodham, Styak, Mitford, J W. Cook; Barclay. Littler. Jno. Cook, Gray; Buttle, Jno. Carlaw. Pearson, Jas. Carlaw. At Ponsonby: Newbegin, Tait, McMastcr, Dingle; Commons, Menzies, Crowhurst. Mennie; Cox. Col. Roberts. McLean. Osmond- Runcie, Luke. G. Mackay, Parker; Atkin. Robertson, Diddams, Ryne; ( larke, Owen. Stewart, James; A. F. Mackay. Noton, Fletcher, Keesing; Shaw, Wilson, rrime, Hemus. unable to play are .©quested to notify the sole selector as early is pc ssiblo-

CLUB MATCHES. DEVONPORT. The first round of the Devonport Club's fours match will be played to-morrow, as follows: — Section A Gavey, Bartley. Steele. Newell, v. Parker. Newton, Michaels, Broughton; Coltman, Jones, Wight. Mason, v. Harris, J. P. Wright, A. E. Anderson Mclntyre. Section B: Henderson, Bertrand, J. Anderson. Hollows, v. Rev. Mann, Ballantyne. Blackburn, Harvey; Goldwater, Trayes. Burton. Mitchell, v. Gooding. Fogerty. Crosher, Armstrong. ROCKY NOOK. The third round of the club's fours match will be played to-morrow. The order of play is as follows : — Section A: Bouekill's team v. Dransfield'B team; Butler's v. G. Cladding's; Eagleton's v. G. Cutler's Section B: H. Jenkin's team v. Wakerley's; Ellisdon's v. G. Martin's; J. Scott's v. B. Hayes's KARANGAHAKE The results of competitions played on the Karangahake Club's green last week were as follows : — B Championship: Tucker, 18, v. Kennedy, 14; Alexander, 28, v. Farrell. 17; Williams, 23. v. Tennant. 17; Senior, 24, v. Tucker, 20- Williams 19, v. Alexander, 18; Senior, 19, v. Lewin, 11. A Championship: Jury, 19. v. Mayson, 16: McLean. 20. v Lloyd. 19 President's Handicap: Moron, 23, v. Alexander, 16; L. Kemp, 17, v. Rogers. 16; Tucker. 20, v. Dutton, 16; Williams. 19, v. Moran. 12; Ritchie. 19, v. Wilson. 15; Hamilton, 18. v B. Hilton, 15: Jury. 20, v. Patten, 11; Gallaher, 20, v. Deane, 20; B. Hilton, 24. v. Wilson. 16- Mayson, 18, v. Farrell, 11; Williams, 20. v. Alexander, 20Hamilton. 21. v. Wilson. 15. Club Fours: Sullings, Ladner. Given, Jury, 22. v. Dawson, Rickard, Hayward, Hill 16: B. Hilton, Ritchie Farrell, Marsh, 23 v Hill, 21 Tennant, Poland, Hewitt, Morrison. 21. v. Conway. Kennedy. Wells, McLean, 18. An inter-club match against Waikino was also played on the Karangahake green on Saturday. Result: Karangahake, 110- Waikino, 75. PRESENTATION AT TAKAPUNA. At the conclusion of play at the Takapuna Bowling Club's green, on Saturday, the president, Mr. W. Blomfield, on behalf of the crib, presented a Bet of pipes and a pouch to Sergt. Ralph Jackson, of the Tunnelling Corps, who will shortly leave for the front Mr. Blomfield referred to the valued services rendered by Sergeant Jackson to the club, of which he has been a member since lt-i commencement, and expressed the hope that the members would have the pleasure of welcoming him back in good health and strength. The recipient made a modest response.