TO-MORROW’S MATCHES

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10852, 18 March 1921, Page 8

TO-MORROW’S MATCHES

TEAMS TO REPRESENT VARIOUS CLUBS. LOCAL COMPETITIONS. The following rinks will represent Iheir clubs in the various games to be played to-morrow : VICTORIA CLUB. V. Lyall Bay (friendly!—Home: J. W. Martin, Johnstone, Tucker, Bolton is): Bavnslev, Morgan, Mack, Maclaurin (s). Away: Campbell, J. Stevens, Godber, Keith (s); Haughion, Redmond, Dement, Marks (s). Against Karori —Home: Trevaskis, Robinson, Fraser, Laws (s); Baggett, Herron, Varc.oe, Redstone (sb Away: R. Tingey, Downie. Pole, Scott (s>; it an by. Evans, Jamieson, Hatch (s). NEWTOWN CLUB. V. Eetone —Home: Manning, Barker, A. A. Ferguson, Wylie (s); Phillips, Middlebrook. Scott, Prince (s); Martin, Porter, Priddle, Scfton (s). Away: Smith, Sparrow, J. M. and James Brackenridge (s); Swinev, Leahy, Underwood. Laughton (s); Davis, Powell, A still. Noble is). CENTRAL CLUB (PEtTONE). V. Railways—At home: Shardlow, J. Anderson, Ashby, Pawson (s); Barnsley. Millar, T. Green, Haigh (s); Erwin. Goddard, Howat, Ackroyd (s); Rouse, Nicholas, Dujine, Senior (s); J. Green, Marshall. Harris, Seddon (s); Martin, Watkinson, Parker, O'Halloran (s). Against Seatoun —At home: McVicar, Mason, Spence, Fisher (s). Against Petone —At home: Dixon, Warner, Parkin, W. Anderson (s). RAILWAY WORKSHOPS CLUB. V. Central (Petone) Bush, Cooper. Tregear, Ibell (s) ; Divines, McDougall, Lewthwaite, Naughton (s); Johnson, Matthews, Harman. Robertson (s); Allen, Hawker, Kirk, Firth (s); Head, Holmes, Andrews, McArthur (s); Phare, Taylor, Hope, Tove-y (s). ISLAND BAY CLUB. Friendly v. Hataitai —Away: Key, Whitelaw, Mollison, Lewis (s); Rickard, ALcllroy, E. Munro, Conder <s); Jansen, Taylor, Herron, G. Munro (a). Home: Beck, Jones, Gruar, Willoughby (s); Parsons, Hart, Bland, C. C. Odlin (s); Dicker, Moss, Jenkins. Hale (s). HATAITAI CLUB. Following are the teams chosen to represent the Hataitai Club in matches on Saturday:— Friendly v. Island Bay.—Home : Roger, Williamson, Bennett, Gyles (s); Aulin, Kershaw, Edwards, Dowling (e>); Gibson.* Fielding, Mackenzie, Moston (s). Away: Shorney, Donald, Hain, Ward (s); 'Wigham, Brown, Renner, Bolland (s); Watson, A. Claridge, Penney; Stonebanks (0). Junior Stars v. Eastbourne, at Hataitai. —Moeller, Gully, Richards, Hunter (a). KARORI CLUB. The following teams will represent Karori v. Victoria (friendly):— Home —T. Adams, T. Campbell, Roberts, A. Henderson (s); .Jordan, F. Spiers, M. P. Spiers, Burn (s). Away—Gapes, Holden, Edwards, Crawford (&/; Platt, Lockett, Cooper, Alf. Henderson (s). KHANDALLAB. The following will play for Khandatlah on Saturday:— V. Thorndon —Away: Taylor, Devin, Crump, J. A. Plimmer (s); Butt, Mulford, R. Plimmer, Bourke (s). Home: Living, Hare, Gilbert, Bringans (e); Rochford, Richardson, Waldie, Nalder (s). LYALL BAY CLUB. V. Victoria —Away: Johnstone, Hackworth, Topp, Kin*»- (s)- Gasquoine, Hazelwood, Salt, Gilbert <s). At home: Beck, Clater, Purchas, Fairway (s)s Stanford, Pollock, Martin, Dillon (s). Junior Pennants section final:—Lyall Bay—RSad. Kirk, Jennings, Hazelwood, s (23) -beat Petone—Longman, Powell, Aitken, Silbery, a (15). THE HILiTpINS. The Kelbnrn rank—Williams, Sutcliffe. Meadowcroft, and Gannaway (s)— were again successful in defending the Hill Pins. On this occasion the challenging rink was one from Newtown, consisting ol 1 de Tourettes, Robbins, Aliddlebrook. Barker (s), and it was beaten by 21 to 16. MATCHES AT OTAKI. In the singles, played at the latter end of last week, Bills beat Williams 16 —14, Edwards beat Bax 23 —15, Howards beat Freeman 22 —15, Bills beat Noble 21 —15, Blackburn beat Smith 19—14, St. George beat Williams 20 —14, Brandon beat Bax 30 —18, St. George beat Howell 20 —15 Petrie beat Moore 31 —8, Olliver beat Gooding 2T7 —-15, Olliver beat Windiey 20— 17, Blackburn beat Freeman 18 —12, Williams beat Freeman 23 —12, Williams beat Moore 27—13, Bills beat Gooding 21 —19, Gooding beat Smith 2 27, Noble beat Gcoding 2L—l2, Noble beat Whiteman 23 —9, A. Smith lie at Edwards 20—15, Petrie beat Noble 22—10, Edwards beat Williams 26—13. —Otaki Correspondent. Playing for the Bills' tiophy, Smith and Petrie were defeated by Blackburn and Noble, 22—16. The winners at one stago of the game were 15—5, 'but on three heads their opponents scored nine and thus coneiderably reduced the score. N.Z. BOWLERS ON TOUR A ROYAL TIME IN AUSTRALIA. ’ Mr ®. H. Underwood (secretary to the Dominion Bowling Association) is in receipt of a. letter from Mr A. E. Renouf. secretary to the New Zealand bowlers who are en route to Great Britain. 'The letter, -which was posted at Melbournestated that the vis:tinc bowlers had been royally entertained by the bowlers of New -South Wales. The kindness which was extended to them would remain long in their memories. The party had just arrived in Melbourne when the letter was written, and Mr Renouf said that they were in for a "hot" time as far as hospitality was concerned, as every endeavour was being made by bowlers in Australia to make the tour a memorable one. A oable had been received from Mr F, W- HaybiHle, who is in London, stating that a tour of fourteen weeks had been arranged, comprising sixty games, for , the bowlers when they arrived. A cable was at once sent back that the Dominion Council had arranged with the International Bowling Board for a tour of ten weeks, end not more than three games to be nlayed in each week. That, it was understood, was the official arrangement, and a variation would not be entered into until the team arrived in England.