BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12600, 2 March 1903, Page 2

BOWLING.

OUTRAM v: DUNEDIN. ] A loom from the Dnnedin Bowling Club journeyed by drag to Outram on Saturday to play the "pennant" against the local club. , Tho day was fine, and the outing proved very enjoyable to the Dunedin players. After doing ample justice (o a repast provided by Host "Woods, of the Railway Hotel, after arrival, the Dunedin players were conducted to the Outram green, whore they proved somewhat too strong a combination for such a newly-formed dub. Tho Outram players displayed a most sociable spirit, and look their defeat in excellent spirit. During the afternoon tho Indies supplied the players with tea and cakes, which were thoroughly enjoyed. At the oloso of the game Mi J. C. Short, president of the Dunedin Club, paid a high compliment to the Outram Club for the generous way the visitors had been received, and especially' thanked the ladies for . their kind' attentions. Mr Rutherford, president of the home team, suitably responded.' The players and-scores were:— , Dunedin. Outram. T. Morris J. Buchanan, sen. — Gruar T. A. Bramble' J. C. Short F. G. Barkey W. M'Laren (s) .. 22 John White (s) .. 11 W. M. Hogg D. Manson W. Mollison J. Bairfl J. Bnrnea W. Watson M. Sinclair (s) .. 36 J. Buchanan, jn (s) 15 W. Scott W. Watson ■ W A. Scott 11. Moffatt A. Gillies R. K. Low F. Peake (s) .. 34, J. Wildey (s) . 7 A Robertson A. Tripp J. Spratt , A. Chisholm . A. M'Diarmid G-. Kutherford J. Thomson (s) .. 31 H. H'Lury (s) ... 12 ! '' Total .. .. 123 Total .. .. 45 ROSLYN v. CALEDONIAN. . The second division of playeis from the Roslyn and Caledonian Clubs played au enjoyable game on the Caledonian Club's green on Saturday, when the Caledonian won. As each ; has now a win to its credit it was decided to play a deciding match at Roslyn on some con- " vi'iiient date. The players and scores-were: — Caledonian. Roslyn. ' W. S. Graham S. D. Coventry t E. C. Hocking H. A. Allan K. To-rance W. Somcrville i J.Wcdderspoon(s) 17 A. Clothier (s) .. 24 R. Waugh W. Wimocnny H. Calder T. Lamb A. M'Gregor A. C. Alcock J. Miekieson (s).. 32 T. Dickson (s) .. 11 Total 49 ' Total .. .. 35 TAIERI v. KAITANGATA. ■ f The Taieri and Kaitangata Clubs met on the 3 Milton green on Saturday morning, three rinks • taking part.' Tlic weather vas very fine,'and an enjoyable game resulted in favour of the Taieri players. Tht following shows the r sccres:— Taieri. Kaitangata. \Y. Allan C- W. Draper A. IMnlyro . C. L. Grant , * D. Smith M. W. Fleming T. Macltio (s) 21 J. Parlanc (s) .. 18 j J. C. Hodges _ T. Barclay J. Campbell " D. Middlomass D. Stevenson D. Alexander ' D. Campbell (s).. 35 C. Nicholson (s).. 12 . J. Smith G. Middbmoss ! J. Dryden J. Hollows ] T. Neill H. Hitchen . W. Carswcll (s).. 29 J. Hislop (s) ~ 20 Total .. .. 85 Total 60 s ■ TAIERIv. MILTON. 1 In the afternoon four rinks from the local club tried conclusions.with,Taieri. but were 2 not any more- successful than Kaitangata, and tho scores were as follows: — . . ? Milton. Taieri. • 0. L. Grant , J, Smith 11. J. Coombe J. Dty'den - ' f Dr Menaies : T. Neill '• F. Twisa(s).: .. 14 W, Carswcll (s).. 29 - — : : S

M. W. Fleming 3. C. Hodges R. M. Brookes J. Campbell C. Grey • 11 Stovcnson J. Parlana (s) .. 18 D. Campbell (s) 19 W. H. Wood AW Allan J. Lockhart A. M'lnlyro R. Condon D. Smith J. Nelson (s) .... 21 T. Mackie (s) 21 T. ATlchin W M'Leod Geo. Fisher W. Melrose W. Walker W. Turnbull W. Moore (s) .... SB A. M'Leod (s) ... 27 j Total .. 76 Total ... 101