BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13860, 25 March 1907, Page 6

BOWLING.

CALEDONIAN v. CAYERSHAJI. Three rinks from these clubs met on file Caledonian Green and three on the Caverslifun Green. Both greens were in good order. The Cavcrsham played very well for a new green, and the Caledonian was very keen, llio mulch resulted in a, win for the Caledonian Club by 53 points. The following are the players and scores: — Caversham Greeu. Cill. Cav. J. North, 11. Campbell, W. S..Cess- ■ iord, A. Fibbes (s) 19 — E. Jones, W. Snowball, D. Walker, : D. Macintosh (s) - 17 R. Harper, J. Brown, J. Scott, J. Ogg (s) 30 - G ; . Murray, AY. Orchard, J. A. Kirby, F. Wilkinson (s) - 11 11. M. it'Lanclilan, j. Turner, E. C. Hocking, B. Collett (s) .... 24 - A. Mitchell, C. Fogarty, W. Farquharson, C. Cleliand (s) .. .. — 17 Caledonian Green. J. Ros*, K. D. Trounce, T. Callcnder, J. Evans (s) 25 — D. Bobertson, A, Kennedy, W. 'GlasM, D. ICurcliison (s) .... — 11 C. Bowie, J. Blaney, W. H. M'Leod, -D. Smith (s) 31 - T. K. Sidey, B. C. Lowry. G. Peddiiigton, W. Forrester is) .... — 16 J. Robertson, C. Batt/3. C. Aberncthy, C. E. Keast Is) U - li. Head, J. Dempster, M: Pearce, H. Hanning (s) .. - 18 Totals .. .. .. ~ .. U3 90 GREEN ISLAND v. KAITUNA. The. above match was played at Green Island on Saturday, when five rinks aside tried conclusions. The green was very keen, but a strong, sou'-wester, which was gusty at times, baffled the players and made the play very uncertain. The match was keenly contested throughout, but victory eventually lay with the visitors by 7 points. Afternoon tea was provided by the ladies, and duly appreciated. The customary exchanges brought a most enjoyable game to a close. The following are the players and scores; — G.I, K.

T. Irvine, W. H. Duke, J. Sanders, A. Baillie (s) - 22 1!. Irvine, A. Buchanan, W. Johnston, "A. Yonug (s) 21 — T. Lamboume, A. Harraway, Captain Sundstnim, T. Sneddon (s).. — 18 J. Blair. F. Newton, D. Walters, juii., D. Watlcrs, sen. (s) .... 24 — J. Lindsay, J. Stone, J. Scott, jnn., ■ -~. J. C. Stephens (s) .. .... .. - 27 V Smellie, H. Stott, J. Lindsay, L. Miller (s) .. .. .... •• 30 — J. Walker, J. Hoigate, F. 11. 'Cowlcy, K. Collnißii (s) .. .. — 18 A. Kane, V, , . Evans, T. Campbell, J. Jl'Mullen (a) 21 — W. Davis, L. Lamb, T. Sutcliffe, C. J. Payne (s) .. .. _.. .. — 22 Bcv. J. Kilpatrick. B. Edwards, W. Brown, W. M'Donald (s) ~12 - Totals- .. ... 100 107 KAITUNA. v. PORT CHALMERS. At Port Chalmers the games resulted: K. P.C. F. Bastings, R. Brown, J. W. Blackwood, W. Smart (s) ~. .. 31 - H. Grinkey, W. Morgan, J. Cook, A. Walker (s) - 11 P. Barr, J. Wren, F. W. Holmes, ti. Smealon (s) U - P. Stewart, J, iiemiie, T. Collier, J. H. Gray (s) - 20 I). Melville, C. Lamboume, It. li. Smith, C. T. Paterson (?) ..15 — J. Hipley, J. Wylie, N. 11 c ray, A. Thomson (s) - 18 K. P. .Donald, A. Thompson, J. Comiell. T. Sanders (s) 17 - J. R. Monsrin, W. Sutton, J. Aitken, A. W. Hillier (s) .... — 2-2 Totals 77 71 PALHERSTOX v. CALEDONIAN. A team from the Caledonian Club took the train for Palmcrston on Saturday, arriving at 3 p.m. The visitors lwl n very enjoyable gsmie, the- scores being Palmerston 87, Caledonian 71. Mr Ferguson (president) thanked •the visitors for coming, as they were not expected. Mr C. F. Greenslado briefly thanked the Palmerstonians for the manner in which they had entertained the visitors, and called for three cheers for the ladies who had catered to (heir wants. The following are the players and scores:— Li Warsaw, D. Shaw, A. M'Donald, ,T. Collins (s) U - W. Moss, .1. Ross, W. Blakeley, . D. Tortcous (s) — 13 \V. Mills, J. R, Morris, G. Capstick, C. F. Orcotisladc (s) .... 23 - W. Tisdale, I). M'Leod, G. B. Smith, D. Hialop (s) - 33 J. Gebbie, J(. Sl'Kcnzie, H. M. Henderson, Jas. Smeaioii (s) ..13 — D Hoss. W. H. Freedcr, W. Watson, ]•:. H. Clark (s) - 10 W. Portcous, J. Sloan, C. M. Inverarily, E. Hogg (s) ..".... 21 - J Crisp, A. M'lntosh, D. M'Donald, 'E, Leicvre (s) f . .. - 32 Totals n ....1" Yes or No? DUNEDIN PEOPLrTAKTi RESPECTFULLY ASKED TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS. Is there anything in the evidence of one's senses? Is there anything in the testimony of one's friends?

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BALMACEWEX v. OTJTRAM. The; members of (he Bnlmiiccwcn Club, with their friends to the number of about 50, paid a visit to Outiom on Saturday, .ami had iv most enjoyable outing. About half the party drove out in si drag, while others went by train. After having partaken of an al ircsco lunch tho bowlers went to tho green tor a trial of strength with the local team, while the ladies and children spent a pleasant afternoon in tho Glen. After a very even contest victory rested with Outrun, duo principally to the brilliant penuririance of Mr Tripp's " Oamnrn" combination. Tho Oulram ladies treated the visitors with their accustomed hospitality. Scores:— B. 0. P. Pilkington, C. Bceby, J. A. M'Millan, W. Macclonald (s).. ..29 — P. K. Low, C. Hills, G. Withers, ]?. G. Hartley (s) - 13 H. Adamson, C. D. Arlidge, W. C. Thompson, C. A.. Wilson (s)., 16 — i J. E. Wildey, W. J. Strong, E. Jl'liood, A.'M'Donald. (s) .... - 17 D M'Lenmm, P. S. Omand, A. W. Martin, 0. Balk (s) 11 - W. Lcask, F. W. Wright, J. M'Brydc. A. THpp (s) — 30 J. S. Wilson, C. Grater, 0. 11. Hayward, A. W. Stables (s) ..21 - R. Webster, W. Scott. A. T. Anderson, J, Buchanan (s) ~ ~ ~, — 24 Totals .. 77 SI