BOWLING

New Zealand Mail, 5 February 1902, Page 41

BOWLING

WELLINGTON CLUB. The following games were played at the Wellington Bowling Club’s green on Saturday:— Miller, Cohen, Jones, Waddell (s.), 20, heat Pratt, Blundell, Newall, Whitehouse (s.). 13. Grundy, Foclce, Maudsley, Hume (s.), 26, heat Drummond, Stephens, Russell, D. McLean (s.), 22. ' Thompson, Wilson, Roskruge, J. J.

Reich (s.), 32, heat Kinvig, Boyes, Bathaifl, N. McLean (s.), 19. Papworth Jones, Haybittle, Cliurchward (s.), 32, beat Tustin, lyiapp, Ballinger, Gibhes (s.), 18. Smith, Collins, Hamilton, Campbell (s.), 23, beat Hill, Watson, Smith, McGlashan (s.), 22.

The only other card handed in does not show which of the two teams whose names it bears won the game.

VICTORIA CLUB.

The Hamerton badges were played for on the Victoria Club’s green on Saturday, and resulted in the challengers winning by two points. The following are the results. Holders—Snaddon, Leslie Scott, Gooder (s.), 21. Challengers—Martin, Townsend, Anderson, Redstone (s.) 23. For the Townsend buckles—Brackenndge, sen., and MeMorran, 33; Brackonridge, jun., and Dixon, 10. Other cards handed in were as follow: -Hamerton, Jones, Hendry, Page (s.), 30; Rutter, Hislop, Mayo, Keith (s.), 9. Stuart, Godber, Hatch, Avery (s.), 18: Bac"-ett. Tattle, McKay, McGowan (s.), 15

NEWTOWN CLUB,

THE EDWIN FEATHERS,

After holding the Edwin Feathers for a considerable time, the Thorndon rink was defeated on Saturday by a rink from the Newtown Club by' five points, following are the scores : Newtown Martin, J. J. Webb, Brogan, D’Emden, (s.), 20. Thorndon— Wright, MeManaway, Webb, Longton (s.),

The following games were also played: —Bell, Campbell, Higginbottom (s.), 18Rhodes, Crewes, AlcCumiskey (s'.), 17 Haworth, Hollis, Telford, Kinniburgh (s.)’ 27; Wise, Adams, Meyrick, T\ r orlx>ys (s.) 18. Green, Shore, Shearer, Powell (s ) 27; Tinney, Salmon, Pollock, AlcEldowney (s.), 14.

SOUTHERN TOURNAMENT. PRESS ASSOCIATION. DUNEDIN, February 1. The New Zealand Bowling Association’s tournament was brought to a close this morning, when Howell (Taieri) beat Louisson (Christchurch) for Third place in the Singles Championship. Howell’s performance for the meeting is a very creditable one. With Carswell, he won the doubles, and also the rinks tourna’tasst, and then finished up by getting third in the singles. The visitors were entertained to-day at Air C. F. Greenslade’s residence at Burke’s.