BOWLING
INTER-CLUB MATCH
Yesterday afternoon, on the green of the Kahutia'Bowling Club, the first interclub match of the season between the Kahutia and Poverty Bay Clubs was Commenced, and will be concluded on the green of the latter club to-morrow afternoon. Five teams represented each club yesterday, and the result proved an easy victory for Kahutia, who won four oat of the five games. The Poverty Bay players Were handicapped in coming on to a strange green, the conditions of which were a lot .different to their own. On the day's play, the Kahutia Club scored 136' points against their opponents' 76, which leaves them with a lead of 60 points on the aggregate. Following are results of the different games:
K. P.B. Clarke, Sim, Mason, Taylor (sk) 37 Robb, G. Bull, Hookey. T. A. Crawford (sk) ... '... .>. 8 Petberbridge. Olsen, Gray, C. Somervell (sk) ... ... ' ... 18 Wilkinson. Clare, G. Mu'nns, Coutts (sk) - 20 Atkinson, Hill, R. Seymour, A. Sawyer (sk) ... ... ... 26 SheU'on, Clark, Ashlon, Corson (skip) ... ... - 17 Rangi, Robb, Collins, Dudfield (skip) ... ... 23 -- Wilson, Robinson. J. Allan, (sk) ; ' ... Atmore, Roderick, Power, J. J. Martin (sk) 30 Ludwig, Oxenham, Hampton, Jenkins (sk) ... - 19 Totals 136 i 6 The following games were also played : J I'; Wilson, Coleman.,H. Martin (sk) 21 v. Kendon, Bell, McCarthy (sk) 14. llouliihan, Swan, J. O. Jones, Maisman (skip) 19 v. R. Muldoon, Williams, Mercer, Farrelly (snip) 18. Champion Singles: Dudfield 20 v. I). Roderick 17; Robb 29 v. McCarthy 12; J. J. Martin 21 v. Prince 16.
GISBORNE CLUB. The games played on the Gisborne Club's giv,en yesterday resulted as follows : Open Challenge Fours. —Holders ; Sutton, Hooper, 'Seymour,- Hueston (ski 23 v. Challengers: T. F. Crawford, Clarksou, Stephenson, Kynie (sk) 12. Numerals. —Holders: Moncrleif, Leslie, Theiwali, Robertson (sk) 25 v.' Challengers: Gibbs, Jones, Sinclair, H. Maude Ordinary games: J. Nasmith, Williamson. Paltridge, M. G. Nasmith (sk) 20 v. Dodd.Michie, Adair, Miller (sk) 19. - Primrose, Halford, McGregor, Truman (sk) 21 v. Hawkes, Doolan, Russell, Sidebottom (sk) 14. Whyte, Hird, Armstrong (sk) 24 v. Adams, Grieve, Mahoney (sk) 12. The Orr Pairs and Champion Singles played off during the week resulted as follows :—! ' "•
On- Pairs: Leslie and Hird 26 v. Adams and Stqneham 14; Whiting and Sinclair 26 v. Coleman and Thehvall 20; Gibbs and Nasmith 25 v. Primrose and .Maude 18; Adair and Armstrong 26 v. Leslie and Hird 18; Crawford and Home 25 v. Short arid Holmes 11. ' l Champion Singles': Holmes 19 v. If. Maude 17; Coleman 25/v: Eversleigh 13; llorne 26 v. Kvme 12; Armstrong 25 v. Hal ford 11; Hii'd 23 v. Sinclair 17; J. Allan 20 v. Mahoney 13; Robertson 16 v. Adair 14; Hird'21 > v. Allan 13; Adair 19 v. Maude 9; Nasinitb 22 v. Holmes 11; Halfoud 20 -v. Stephenson 12; Michie 23 v. Sidebottom 17; Sinclair 22 v. Stoneham 16. ' > la the Oir Pairs, two pairs, AdairArmstrong and Gibbs-Nasinith, remain in the final of the Thursday section. The Berry Cup competition, to bo held on Boxing Day and the day following, under the allspices of the new Gisborne Centre, promises to bo a most successful tournament. Teams are already being formed in the various clubs, and great interest is being evinced rrenerally.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15689, 2 December 1921, Page 9
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532BOWLING Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15689, 2 December 1921, Page 9
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