BOWLING.
NEW BRIGHTON v. COMMERCIAL ! TRAVELLERS. On Saturday the annual bowling match between the New Brighton Bowling Club and the Commercial Travellers' Club was played on the Brighton green, the home team beating the visitors by 14 points. Results were as follows, New Brighton players being mentioned first : Lucas, Dennis, Wright, Drake 2,' i v. Brown, Field, Hogg, Manson 12; Besley, F. Thompson, Munns, Hardie 22 v. V. Drake, YVorslcy, Hoffman, Borland 26; Moor, Bishop, S. Barnctt, W. Harnett 21 v. McCreedy, Gibb, Raphael, Wade 22; Anderson, Ansley, Guth- • rie, Aingcr 15 v. Wilkinson, Scott, Jacobs, Davidson 22; limes, Olivers, James, Owles 22 v. L. Partridge, Wallace, Prosser, Hcrrick 18; Slaney, Fantham, Garrigan, Kibblcwhite 21 v. Tucker, Hannah, Anderson, Bosomworth 21; Richardson, G. Thompson, Laurence, Bricn 29 v. Clark, Evans, Edgar, Benzie 18. Totals: New Brighton 153, Commercial Travellers 139. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. The Canterbury Bowling Centra's champion of champions' competition was continued on Saturday afternoon. The rinks competition was concluded, the doubles competition advanced to the conclusion of the third round, and the Maddison Trophy competition (singles) commenced. Following are the results:— RINKS. Final: Sydenham—H. McAllister, E. 1.. McKeon, W. Wardman, J. Bcattie 24 v. New Brighton—M. Pattrick, F. Muirson, F. Barrett, P. Beaumont 12. DOUBLES. Second Round. Christchurch—Pairman and Helliwell 23 v. Sunnvsidc—Milner and Suttie 16. St. Albans—W.iod and Dobbs 28 v. Rangiorn—Barton and Sharpe 8. Opawa—West and E. W. Taylor 24 V. Beckefiham—W. Henderson and Calvert 10. Sydenham—Turnbull and Spillcr 21 v. United—Evans and J. Brown 10. Limvood— Ambrose and Cooper 20 v. Sumner—Maddison and Chambers 19. Lyttclton—Huston and McCormlck 23 v. Papanui—Samuels and Smith 21. Canterbury—Barlow and Barlow 20 \. Ashburton—Galbraith and Stewart 10. Third Round. Opawa 29 v. St. Albans 10. Limvood 25 v. Lyttclton 10. Sydenham 20 v. Christchurch 20. MADDISON TROPHY. First Round. United (F. McCullougll) 20 v. New Brighton (McCree) 10. SUMNER v. UNITED. A series of friendly doubles games were played on- Saturday on the Sumner green. between six pairs from the United and Sumner Clubs, the latter club winning by 109 points to 87. The following are the scores, Sumner names being mentioned first:—ll. Gardner and W. 3. Hampton 20 v. A Johnson and Seager 24, J. Waghorn and E. A. Johnson 19 v. Ashliy and Butler 11. il. Buttle and T. W. Johnson v. Hull and W. Brown 20, H. Brown and F. S. Maddison ,7 v. Ellis and J. Brown 18, Dr Cosset and \V. S. Mitchell 38 v. Greig and Lower 8. CHRISTCHURCH v. UNITED. On the Christchurch green on Saturday, a series of friendly rinks games was played between the Christchurch and United clubs, following were the scores: — Christchurch—Mozcy, Manning, Eraser, Orchard 24 v. United, Johnston, Hill, Marks, l'. Thompson 23. Christchurch: Jameson, Scrivener, Ridley, Hardy IS v. United: Wilkinson, Rogers, W. Brown, W. Hall 21. Christchurch: C. Atkinson, Lightband, Smith, Woolf 20 v. United: Freeman, ('.lnstall, F. Brown, F. Pool 19. Christchurch: Whitchouso, Cooper, I-ing-fold, Rcnnic 31 v. United: J. Ellis, Page, [Sutler, D. McKenzie 15. Totals: Christchurch 93, United 77. RANGIORA v. PAPARUA. Following are (he results of friendly rinks games played on the Bangiora green on Saturday between Rangiora and Paparua:— Rangiora: Chnppell, Wilson. W. Marshall, Hargreaves 18 v. Paparua: Weir, McKay, Makeig, Jones 13. Bangiora: McKcnzie, Dowries, McKay, Jennings 18 v. Paparua: Bowbyes, Ambrose, I Palamnunlain. Allan 23. Bangiora: Clarke, Vincent, Buddo, Watkins 28 v. Paparua: Barr, Dooley, Ca'sar, Sideline 13 Totals: Rangiora 01, Paparua 19. UNITED CLUB. The dual of the United Club's champion singles and John Hall Handicap Cup competition was plaved on Saturday afternoon, when St. G. Atkinson 21 beat 1". McCullougll 11. Handicap singles.—The following games were plaved last week: A. 11. Cooper 5 beat J. Middleton 1, J. Middlcton 1 beat Dr Marks I, A. H. Cooper 5 beat Pool 2, J. Ellis li beat J. Middleton 1, Dr Marks 1 beat A. 11. Cooper 5, A. Rogers I beat A. Johnston 7. and also beat MeManaway 2. A. Rogers has won Section A. W. Brown has won ; Section B. C. B. Hill has won Section 1). A. 11. Cooper and Dr Marks arc leading in Section C.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 1898, 15 March 1920, Page 2
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