BOWLING

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11736, 25 January 1924, Page 11

BOWLING

LYALL BAY CEUR r i 1 ANNIVERSARY RAY TOURNAMENT. 1 i - .... t The annual tournament of this club ' was held on Tuesday in glorious weather, " eight rinks competing, and five games r being played, three of 16 heads and two ‘ of 12 heads, with the following results:—

i A. Eaven's team and D. Dustin's play > off in the final with four wins each. , Gilbert's rink wins prize for highest ag- > gregate score, and Ryder's rink with lowest aggregate soore against. i Several very close finishes were in evidence, Ryder getting a five on Raven in . the second round after tieing 13 all, and ■ Gilbert, who was 8 down and four heads to go against Brightlng registering a 4—3—4—l and won bv four points. The club rinks (have now reached the semi-final, leaving Mowtell one life to play Raven one life, Jilbert two live* plays Dustin two lives. WELLINGTON CLUB. Following are tbe teams for to-morrow in a match against Nelson :—■ Bush, D. MoLean, Thompson, Bill. Salok, McArthur, Wylie, Tasker. Brinsden, Ledger, Innes, N. McLean. , Peaaant v. Seatoun. At home—Houldsworth, Burgess, H. G. Smith, Fairway ; Warwick, Osborn, Spiller, Powell. Away—A. Marshall, Wylie, Frost, Hill; Dawson, Innes, Grenfell, Porteous. Friendly v. Seatoun. At home— Carr, Norton, O'Donnell, Crane. Away—Bedford, Webb, Haldane, M. Smith. KHANDALLAH CLUB. ; At tihe Khandallah bowling green on Anniversary Day three rinks were played against visiting teams from Nelson, skipped by Tunnicliffe, Deo, and Vdtelli. Tho Khandallah rinks were skipped by Wright, Nalder, and Brfngans; also three 1 teams from the Hntt Bowling Club, skip- . ped by Hendry, Maeaskill, and Trevethiek ! played against Khandallah rinks, skipped 1 by Piimmer, Kendall, and Robertson, the games resulting in wins for the Ehan- ' dallah Bowling Club after a very enjoyable and close contest. , FETONE CLUB. Teams for Saturday:—. President's Cup and Pennants v Hutt. Home: Allan, Johnson, Coles, Appleyard (s); Bush, Cowie, Walton, P. McArthur <s>. Away: Elvines. Wearne, T. MoArthur, McEwen (s); Ibell, Jones, Doneghue, Melhuish (s). Junior Pennants, at Kelbum. Hobbs, Gillbanks, Hannam, Pere (s). Friendly y. Hutt. Home: Donovan. Leavey, Burns, Hay (s); Farieh, Dixon, Reid, Gray (s); Hawken, McGavdn. Longman, Lewthwaite (s) ; Jowett, Powell, Tregear, Laurie (s). Away: Arcus, Finucane, Harris, Firth (s); Rev. Blair, Greening, E. Cooper, Con.etti (s); Matthews, Wilkinson, Thompson, May (s); Spdllard, Winnie, Seager. Nicholson (s) NEWTOWN CLUB. The following will represent the Newtown Club against Kelbum on Saturday: Pennant Games. Away: F. Robbins, Middlebrook, Russell, J. Sexton (s); Warwick, Barker, A. Pollock, W. Wylie (s). Home: Davis, Powell, Scott, J. Laughton (s); Phillips, Forguson, J. M. Brackenridge, J. Brackenridge (e). Friendly Games. Away: Salmon, Pleukinsop, Grenside, W. J. Robbins (s); Webster, Elmsly, Parkhouse, W. J. Leahy (s); Cbarman, E. Read, Porter, J. Pollock (s). Home: Bryenton, Sorenson, Morgan, G. Prince (s); R. ’ Bracken ridge, Warren, W. C Read, F. Lewestanu (s); Peterson, Hall, Pm>ple, J. Pollock (s) Junior Pennants against Island Bay, at Newtown. —F. Hodgson. King, Marshall, A. Hodgson (s). PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNAMENT. Arrangements hare been made for the holding of the Public Service bowling tournament on Thursday, February 7th, Play will, this year, be on the greens of jtho fljboimdlon and Hataitai Bowling Clubs, and it is proposed to play five games of 13 heads each instead of three games of 21 heads as usual. There will probably, therefore, bo no byes, and at tho close of the day only the winners of four sections will remain in the competition. It is also hoped to make the tournament more of asocial function than hitherto. Many entries have been received, and it is anticipated that thero will be keen competition on the eventful day. _ THORNDON CLUB. ‘ Pennants v. Johnsonville. Home.—Hutton, Hardie, McLaurfn, Thomson (s), Hyams, Christie, Ronaldson, Taylor (s). Away.—Longton, McLeod, Allen, da Tomettcs <s), Hadfield, W. Clark, Salt, Wilson (s). Junior Pennants v. Victoria. Away.—Duncan, Holder, Goodwin, MoRae (s). OTAKI v. HATAITAI. ;l ' This contest, played on a very ketn green, proved most enjoyable, the hospitality of the home club being most pronounced. The visitors fully appreciated the kindness extended to them. On the day’s play Otaii proved victori-ous-five games to three—while on the aggregate they scored 79 points to 73. _ Following are the ecores, Otaki being mentioned first: — Hames, Baxter, St. George, Noble vs) v. Ridley, Bell, Martin, Stonchurst (s), lg—9. Freeman, Bramloy, Hendry, Bills (s) v. Hutton, Henry, Barnes, Ramsay (s), 14— 13. Erkell, Gooding, Hoald, Smith (s) v. Bland, Renner, McCme, Shepherd (s), 15—7. Evans, Nicolson, Harlow, Eddy (s) v. Southwiek, Townshend, Carswell, McWhanncll (s), 7—B. | Freeman, Bramley, Bills, Hendry (s) Bland, Renner, McCru®, Shepherd (s), 11—10. Hamen, Baxter, Noble, St. George (s) i v Southwiek, Townshend, Carswell, McWhannell (s), 5—9. Evans, Nicolson, Eddy, Barlow (s) v. Ridley, Bell, Stonebank, Martin (s), 9—4. Erkell, Gooding, Smith, Heald (s) v. . Hutton, Hendry, Barnes, Ramsay (s), ; - i I

KELBURN CLUB. Kelburn against Newtown on Saturday : Senior Pennants. Home—'Williams, McColl, Strickland, Compton (s); Nelson, J. Caughley, Lomas, Stephens (si. Away Hannah, Nicholls, Doherty, Rentier (s); Forgie, Meadowcroft. J. E. Widdop, Angus (s) Kelburn against Newtown (Friendly) Home—Watkins, Rist, Porter, Inglis (s); Wright, Ivory, Andrews, Dean (e); F. S. Pope, Bums, Oakes, E. C. Gannaway Away—Harding, Sewell, H. Gannaway, Rankin (s); Miller. Webb, Taylor, Parkinson (s); Reid, Clater. Gibson, F. C. Widdop (s). Kelburn against Pefcone, at Kelburn (Junior Pennants). Ballinger, Ewart, Tomkies. A- Doherty (s), • HATAITAIPennant r. Karori. Home—Moeller, Roberts, A. Claridste, Fielding (s); Hunter, Cometti, Halliday, McWhanneli (s). Away—Carrad, Stonebanks, Slater, Ramsay (s); Watts, Moston, Barnes, Martin (s). Friendly v. Karori. Home —Ponder, Von Hartitzsch, MoKittrick, Williams (s); McKay, Donald, Shepherd, Ward (s). Away—Edwards, Ball, Dowling, Blake (s); Southwiok, Richards, Lancaster, Smith (s). Friendly v. Nelson (at home). Chisholm, Cathie, McCune, Gyles (s); Carswell Bennett, D. Claridge, Penney (au RiAley, Easson, Young, Hendry (a)VICTORIA CLUB. # The teams chosen to represent the Victoria Club on Saturday are:— Pennants v. Lyall Bay, at home — Thornley. Jamieson, Fossette, Bolton ,s); Bailey. Paul, Fraser, Jackson (s). Away —J. B. Martin, Luke, Hunt, Norwood |s|; J. MoGill, Pole, Tucker, Snaddon Friendly r. Lyall Bay, at home—J. W. Martin, Combs, Madley, Bilty (s); Herron, Morgan, Rawlingshaw, H. Reid (»); McLeod. Edmonds. Clarke, Robinson (s'). Away—Rawnsley. Yardley, Scolon, W. E. Chisholm (s); Bamby, G. W. McGill, Hain. Hatch (s); J. S. Wallis, Johnstone, Chitty, Innes (s). j Junior Pennants v. Thorndon, at home —White, Foss, Ross Wallis (s). LYALL BAY TEAMS The following are the Lyall Bay Bowling Club's teams for to-morrow:— Pennants r. Victoria. Home —Amyes, Ryder, Dillon, Raven (s): Sherrwood. Hackwortb, Hazelwood. Reid (s). Away—Gunderson, Jennings, Bradley, Gilbert (s); Haswell, Topp, Pears, Brighting (s). Friendly. Home Hsley, Ennis, Whelan,. Moran (s); Kennedy, F. Raven, Allen, Milner (s): Buckingham, Maddock, Montell, McKenzie (s). Away— Sherwood, Lcuchars, Hallam, Childs (s); Paton, Brown, Flack, Dustin (s); Mitchell, Grant. Bruce, Gemmell (s). Junior Pennants v. Seatoun, at Seatoun—Staples, Kean, Campbell, Phythian (sj. Lyall Bay t. Nelson. The following were the results of two friendly games played on the Lyall Bay green on Wednesday, by members of the local club against visiting rinks from tßb Nelson district: A. Dee, A. Stewart, W. Dee, and Wilkinson (Nelson! beat Sherwood, Childs, GUUort, and Ravan (Lyall Bay) by 22 to 18. Pears. Moran, Brighting, and Bertram (Lyall Bay) bent Fantbam. Tunnicliffe, Ricketts, and ICingsland (Nelson) by C 4 to 18.

BOUND 1. Dustin 19 Reid ... 12 Raven Ryder ... 8 i ROUND a. Dustin ... 8 Ryder Gilbert ....... ... 15 Reid ROUND 3. Raven 20 Reid ... a Ryder ... 13 Dustin ROUND 4. Raven) ... 5 Hazlewood . ... 9 ROUND 5. Dustin — 7 Raven ... 5 Hazlewood . v .. 12 Blighting