BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16202, 12 April 1916, Page 4

BOWLING.

OTAHUHU CLUB MATCHES. The following matches were played at Otahuhu last week:— , Championship Singles: Everitt, 6, _v. Mclvor, 5. Everitt and Mclvor having played a tie, had to play five heads to decido who should meet McFadden in the next round. Championship Pairs: J. Harper and H. Everitt, 25, v W. Christye and G. Spurway, 17; R. Nicholls and J. Mclvor, 18, v. J. Gillies and W. McMullen, 16. Firai Year's Championship: T. Bennett, iun., 30, 23, v. E. Shepherd, 20, 18. Bennett is the winner of the championship, having Bono through the competition without a loss. Rink Competition: Morgan. Barry. May, Everitt, 20, v. Thompson. Harris. George, Mclvor. 17; West, Barry, Bullen, Fraser, 84, v. Bennett, Witham, Thompson, Georgo, 16; W. Brown. Madigan, R. Todd, 26,- v. Bennett, Daisley, Walker. 19; C. Christye, T. May, W. Brown, J. Walker, 22. v. E. Shepherd, A. Carson. Wliitmore, Hebden, 16; Harris, Daisley, Fearnley, 22. v. Frost, Sturges, McFadden, 13; T. A. Brown, E. Shepherd, W. Brown, Hebdon. 28, v. Harris, C. Christye, Thompson, George, 19; Bcwley. R. Todd. Everitt. 25, v. T. A. Brown, C. Christye, Walker, 17. • WEST END V. PAPATOETOE. The following players will represent West End against Papatoetoe on Saturday:—J. W. Hardley, S- Hardloy, 'C. Hardloy, W. Doyle; C. Green. Woods, Morley, Bell; A. Thomson, Moselem, Newton, Not on. WHITIORA V. CAMBRIDGE. [by telegraph—own CORRESPONDENT.] Cambridge, Tuesday. A return match, Whitiora, v. Cambridge, was ployed at Cambridge on Saturday and resulted in a win for the visitors by 65 points to 67. Tho details of the play are as follows, the Whitiora players being mentioned first:—Wernham, Higgott,'Kemp, Pilkington, 22, v. Hamilton, Lewis, Byrne, S. Lewis, 10; _ Killip, Faville, Ward, Condon, 19, v. Speight, Simpson, Pe&rce, Curtain, 13; Clothier,- G. Killip, Brown, Mitchell, 26, v. Ferguson. Davys, Mullins, Rivers, 19; Nicol, Lymbairn, Browne, Hair, 18, v. Hooker, Cowling, Fisher, Butler, 13.

MATCHES AT KARANGAHAKE. [BT TELEPSAPH— CORRESPONDENT.) Karasgahake, Tuesday. The following games were played on the Karangahake green last week:— £ Grade Championship.—Final: Aitken. 22, v. Stansfield, 14. President's Handicap.— B: Gallaher. 21. v. Tucker, 18. Gallaher is the section winner. Craig Buckles. — Gallaher, Hitching (holders), 18, v. Stansfield, McLean (challengers). 13. An inter-club match was played at Karangahake on Saturday jsgainst Paeroa, resulting in a win for the homo team by 36 The following are the results. Aarangahake being mentioned first:—Wilson, Senior, Mayson. Hill. 23, v. Sylvia. Grant. MeWatters, Finder, 25; Capp, G/ven, Stansfield, Jury, 35 v. Olsen, Harris, Clews, Towers, 19Alexander. Kitchie, Kitchine. Marsh, 20 v Higgins, Ellis, Hamilton, Frogley, 13; 'Andrew. Hayward, Gallaher, Pearse, 31, v Ardern, odger3, Eobson Taylor, 16. / '

EASTER TOURNAMENT AT CAMBRIDGE. [by TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. J Cambridge, Tuesday. The following entries have been received by tho secretary, Mr. A. Curtain, for the Easter tournament, which commences on Friday morning, April 21:— Section A: Smith, Thames; Bell, Hamilton: M. Walker, Ponsonby; Brown, RotoruaS. Lewis, Cambridge; A. Wallace, Te Awamutu; Harper, Otahuiiu; Warren, Epsom Section B: Cordes, Thames; Woods To Awamutu; Parker, Auckland; Stephenson, Calliope: Clark, Grey Lynn; Trayes, Mount liidon; Curtain, Cambridge; Jenkins, Rockv Nook. J Section C: Pakes Rotorua; Gilmour Auckland; Fmdlay, Mount huen; Rivers Cambridge; Pilkington, Whitiora; Monrii/ Hamilton; Wright, Pukekoho; Dunckcv' Morrinsville. "uncKey, Section D: Mclndoe, Otahuhu; o'Toole Cambridge; Hodgkinson, Whitiora; Vu"lar' Mount Eden; Butler, Cambridge; Coltmnn' Fxankton; McWatters, Taumaiunui; Galbraith, Hamilton.

ROTORUA CLUB MATCHES.

FINAL IN HANDICAP PAIRS.

(BY telegraph.— CORRESPONDENT.]

Roiorua, Tuesday. The final of the Botorua Bowling Club's handicap pairs competition m played on Saturday afternoon, when W. L. iticbardand W. Jones, 18, beat P. Hall and W 1 Linkhorn, 13, by 40 to 37.