BOWLING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16579, 7 November 1924, Page 6

BOWLING.

GISBORNE CLUB

In spite of the almost wintry conditions prevailing yesterday, a, large number of players were present on 1 lie green, and some interesting game* ensued. Following are the results:

Scents) Wildish. Sinclair (skip) 19 v Adams* Cossey, Seymour (skip) 18.

Primrose, Mieliie, Mclveague, Hueston (skip) 25 v. English, Nasmith*, Adair, Allan (skip) 10. Collin. Fairley, Clarkson, Maude (skip) 28 v. Redstone, Moncrieff', T. Crajvford, Stephenson (skip) 7. \

Jones, Sutton, Halford (skip) 24 v. Stewart, Hooper, Armstrong (skip) 17. During the afternoon six new members were elected by ballot. Following are the teams and 1 draws for tlie club champion singles and fours competitions. The first round’ must be played off by. the 22nd ins,t.: Champion Singles.—Thursday section : Ist round—Adair v. Craig, Hueston v. T. F. Crawford, Halford v. Stotigham, Sutton v. Stephenson, Hire! v. Sinclair,, Staff v Mieliie, Robertson a bye. Saturday ,section-- Ist round : Gambrill v. Holmes, Witty v. Sidebottom, Truman v. Jennings, McLeod v. W. S. Coleman, A. Coleman v. Stewart, Allan v. Smaili, R. G, Crawford v. .Hope, Thehvall v. Davidson, Horne a- bye.

Club Fours.—Thursday section : ,Ist round—Nasmith, Fairley, - Halford, Seymour (skip) v. Sceats, Mieliie, Sutton, Hueston •(■skip); Jones. Stewart, Staff, Robertson (skip) v. Mclveague, Moncrieff, Stoneham, Sinclair (skip); Adams, T. F. Crawford, Cossey, Craig (skip) v. Primrose, Hooper, Adair, Stephenson (skip). Saturday section —Ist round : Keating, Hard. W. S. Coleman, Sidebottom (skip) v. Short, Schofield, Jennings, Holmes (skip); Smaili, Taylor, Witty, Thelwall (dcip) v. A. Coleman* Hope, Truman, McLeod (skip); Redstone, Henderson, R. G. Crawford, Maude (skip) a bye. Otr Pairs Handicap: Handicaps and draw for the first round will be announced at an early date. KAHUTTA CLUB. Unseasonable weather was experienced yesterday afternoon, and consequently the attendance was not a-s largo as it- undoubtedly would have.been- had the conditions been more favorable. A start was made in the Han Barry Memorial Shield: competition, which hast an entry of 18 full rinks—seven on,Thursday, and 11 on Saturday. Following are the results of yesterday’s games: - Ivyn’e, Mercer. C. Pollock, Jenkins (skip) 23 v. H. Bell, Figeiibaeh, Bilhatn, J. J.Ma-rtin (skip) 21. Whitehead,. H. Martin, Atkinson, I). Roderick (skip) 23 v. Grant, Leslie, W. E. Larie, Gibbs (skip) 20. < Stann'ard, 0. P. Lano, McpaWihy, S. Wool-ton (skip) 23 y. A. Morrison, Batson, Cruiyksha-nk? HMsuian (skip) 18.

The competition will be continued tomorrow afternoon, when the first- round of the Saturday section will Ire- played.