BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19195, 8 December 1925, Page 6

BOWLING.

THE THOMSON SHIELD. CARLTON CLUB IN SOUTH. [BY telegiuph.—own correspondent. ] WELLI N G TON. Monday. Five teams from tho Carlton Club arrived to-day for the purpose of playing in the annual Thomson Shield match against, the Wellington Club. This handsome shield which was presented by Mr. J. Thomson, president of the Carlton Club last year now reposes in the Wellington Club's pavilion but irrespective of who wins tomorrow's games on the Wellington green the shield will go to Carl ton with the. northern team. Two games of 21 heads will be played and the aggregate points scored will decide which is the winning side. Carlton won last season.

The visitors will be entertained at luncheon ,;tt the Wellington Club's pavilion and also at a smoke concert to-morrow evening. This afternoon the visitors tried conclusions with tho Thermion Club and thanks to fine weather and a very good green had a most enjoyable game. Thorndon won three games out of the fivo but Carlton won by two points in the aggregate score so that both aides could fairly claim a victory.

Tho visitors were very cordially welcomed to the green by Mr, G. Johnson (president). Mr. J. Thomson, president of the Carlton Club, referred to the pleasure he always had in visiting Wellington and in meeting his many good friends here. The results were aa follow, the names of Carlton players being mentioned first in each instance: Angrove, Guy, Caltrnan, Duffin (a), 17, v. Perry, Grange, de rourettea, Hart (a), 10. Moulcen, Coutts, Casey, Thomson (s), ,10, v. Munro, Mcßae, Rodger, Johnson (s), 17. McNab, Deare, Bali, Thruacott (s), 30, v. Casey. . Ronaldson, Wiggins, Shallerass (a). 22. Mitchell, Witson, Wrightson, Kilgour (s), 19, v. Jiardie, White, Pattie, Mason (s). 20. Little, Gould. Warren, Honking (s), hi, v - Chi'Mcy, A. Porter, E. Porter, Thomson (s), 19. lotals: Carlton, 90; Thorndon, 94. MORRINSVILLE V. PA EROA. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] MORRINSVILLE, Monday. An interclub match was played at Morrinsville oil Saturday between the Morrinsville and Paeroa Bowling Clubs and resulted in a win for Morrinsville. J riree gamos were won by Morrinsville anc * two by Paeroa, tho remaining match drawn, the aggregate scores being: —• Morrinsville, HI: Paeroa, 131. Details, Morrinsville names first: — Earl, Barford, G. Howie, Bint, ~0. v. Hamilton, Williams, Hale. Power, 2-1; H. R. Hill. Butler, Sands, Yard ley, 23, v. W llson, Blackburn, McCullay, Purdie, 23; Steward, Cunnold, Needham, Crowe, 17, y. Smith, (Chamberlain. Meltam. Crane, 23: D. Coghill, Merritsin. Buchan, Branch, 33, v. Ho.ea, Wilkinson, Forrest, Towers, 20; Garrick, Atcheson, O'Brien, Abercrombie, 21, v. Vowles Say, Haywood, March, IB; Bodmin, H. Howie. N. Coghill. Donald, 22, v. McDonald, Olsen, Ellis, Taylor, 23. MATAMATA V. TE AROHA. [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] MATAMATA, Monday. An interclub match between Matarnata and To Aroha at Matarnata was won by Matamata. The details are, Matarnata names first-.—Banks, Potter, Melntyre. Shanks. 37, v. Palmer, Leece, Morrison, Wallace, Jun., 22; Goodall, Cleiand, Sjoane, Coote, 20, v. Bougen, Gemmell, N*. Ray, Wyllie, 14; G. Jiawes, A. Stewart, Egan, G. Stewart, 28, v. L. Ray. Connolly, Bliss, Petersen, _ 11; Green, Cranawick, H. Hawes, Crabb, 37. v. Pilkington. Goldbury, Hedge, Tony. 12: Hailigan. Gale, Gates, Buchanan, IS, v. Sellars, Aickin. Roach, Ileathcote, 15; Carter, Lark., Gordon, Garland, 15, v. Burton, Cochrane, Andrews, Clothier, 22; (iunn, Hitchcock, McLeay. Morton, 18, v. Gray, Wyborne, Arthur, Maingay. 23. Totals: Matamata, 179; To Aroha, 119. HAMILTON CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON. Monday. The second round of the Hamilton Bowling Club fours was continued on Saturday. Results were:— A Section.—Cowles, P. Stevens, Grocott, Bell sen., 21, v. Philps. Diiiicar, Graham, Col tin an, 17; Varney, Ferguson, Peterson, Bell, jnn., 28, v. Roberts, - Adam, Kelly, Evans, 18; Griffiths, McGuire, Arthur, Coombes, 27. v. Masters, Binnie, Carr, Going, 19. B Section. —Clark, Hail. Newman, Mitchell, 22. v. Johnson, W. Stevens, Piatt, Lyrnburn. 21, on 23rd head; Osborne, Hammond, Wernham. Wilkes, 28, v. House, Bern, Wilson, Pilkington. 18. THE lIYLAND SHIELD. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Monday. The Whangarei Bowling Club recently won the Hyland Shield from Dargaville. On Saturday it lost the trophy to Hikurangi. One Hikurangi pair, J. Pearson and G. Coutts, were beaten by H. I). Harrison and P. Judd, 24 —10, but Westwell and S. Melt enzio beat W. Stewart and A. R. Crane, 30—10.