BOWLING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11215, 22 October 1914, Page 9

BOWLING.

TOM'S GAMES. ' "As ft had teen found impossible to comjfcnence the Pennant matches to-day, several Jnter-olnb matches ■were ainKigedl LINWOOD ▼. OASTERBUBY. i Tha Linwood and Canterbury Clubs played > ten-rini match, five rink» being played on «ach gtee«i The resulls were:—' • Canterbury Green. , Canterbury-A. Duggan, F. H. Mathews, 0. M. Gray and J. A. Bedpath (Bkip), 16 i linwood—H. B. Wilkinson, W. J. Holliday, E. T. Jones and E. H. Healey (skip), 14 . Canterbury—C. W. Bingham, F. L. Eastgate, B. English and B. Hastie (skip), 17. Linwood—Jfi. 0. Brown, O. W. Kingsknd, i 3. Burgesa and J. W. Velvin (skip), 17. -, ~ Canterbury—G. White, J. T. Eocleton, J. ft. Halliburton and H. Barlow (skip), 25. Linwood—T. Knox. G. Lomas, H. Adams 'and H. L. Bead (skip), 18. '< Canterbury—J. G. M'Lachlan, A. B. Tay-' flor, P. Bell and J. G. Smith (skip), 17. Linwod—A. Fraeer, D. N. Adams, J. A. Ambrose and O. J. Morrison (skip), 24. Oanterbuiy—G. P«nlington, P. Howell, P. \"W* Penlington, T. Cherry (skip), 6. Linwood—-I*. W. Ormandy, W. F. Wans- | borough, J. S. Radford, ft-J. Good (skip), ) 87 - Gre«n totals—linwood, 10; Canterbury, 61. Linwood Grten. Canterbury—P. Franoi», W. £. Jlaynard, G. Baker, B. Fumigants IS. , Linwood—W. Wansborough, G. AicO»y, A. iE. Ellis, J. Snell (skip), 17. Canterbury—B. Jacobs, A. W. Bethune, B. VHawoirth, W. Broadley (skip), 20. Linwood—J. W. Nutt, J. Preece, J. Buchanan, B. Haworth (skip), 17. Canterbury—W. J. Wood, W. Vaughan, A. /Taylor, W. Lowry (skip), 24. ■ Linwood—H. Sproaen, P. F. Peoples, W. rW. Kiighley, T. Marriott (skip), 17. j Canterbury—W.. J. Watson, S. C. Bingfiam, W. G. Ives, C. Clark (skip), 23. Linwood—J. Brunt, T. H. James, T. M. I Taylor, T. L. Bedpath (skip), 26. Canterbury—J. MuTphy, A. Miles, D. ManI son, E. Hoffman (skip), 22. Linwood—T. Hilson, W. Hill, T. Horsley, ffi. Killner (skip), IS. Green totals—Linwood, 90; Canterbury, S 107. I. Grand totals—Linwood, 195; Canterbury, 1188. EDGEWABE v. SYDENHAM. The Edgeware and Sydenham Clubs played an eleven-rink match, eight rinks on the Edgeware Green and six at Sydenham. The results were:— Edgeware Green. Edgeware—E. Gilbert, F. Hobbs, G. Weir •*nd H. West (skip), 17. Sydenham—P. Chambers, C. Hill, A. Jack and J. W. Taylor (skip), 21. Edgeware—F. W. Bolt, C. H. E. Graham, J, Jowsoy and C. Colvillo (skip), 21. . Sydenham—H. Williams, G. Rowlinson, R. Hamilton and T. H. Fewiners (skip), 18. Edgeware—A. Hardy, W. Baker, W. Shearman and J. W. Beanland (skip), 23. Sydenham—T. Robertson, G. Good, W. Calvert and T. M'Gallon (skip), 16. Edgeware—R. Allnutt, R. Bunt, E. Moore and J. Taylor (skip), 22. Sydenham—W. Mann, W. Pearce, G. Faulkiner and W/Dobbs (skip), 12. . Edgeware—J. Blank, J. Jager, J. Herd and W. Pearce (skip), 11. | .Sydenham—E. J. Price, J. Spiller, S. Pritchard and J. Scott (skip), 36. Green totals—Edgeware 94, 'Sydenham 103. Sydenham Green. Edgeware-G. Hyde, R. Donaldson, Rev T. (Fee and D. Neave (skin), 'IS Sydenham-F Edv/aras, W. Cooto. R. Hadfield and J. Hadfield (skip), 21. Edgeware—W. Wallace, W. Wheeler H Laker, J. B. Chetwin (skip), 10. ' ; , Sydenham—T. Freeman. W. Howison J Beattie, E. C. Chegwin (skip), 30. ' ' I Edgeware—C. Hoggan, J. Wells, W. Johnston, W. E. Wright (skip), 22. Sydenham—G. H. Rudd. G. Bowen, J. W Wardman, C. Talyor (skip), 11. Edgeware—W. Longton, ■J. Stewart, "G Lucas, P. Matson (skip), 19. Sydenham—F. Laws, C. Allison, J. Turnbull, N. Young (skip), 28. Edgeware-J. Dollan, A. H. Hobbs, T Marker, P. L. .Danes (skip) 27 Sydenham—W. Allen, W. Clark, G. Johnston, A. S. G. Griffiths (skip), 17. Edgeware-G. G. Compton, W. Earwaker, P. Lord, J. Lormer (skip), 18. Sydenham—A. Dickenson, S. Duffy R , Garth, W. Yule (skip), 25. ? ' ! Green totals—Edcrcware 111, Svdenham 132 Grand totals—Sydenham 235, Edgeware 205.' RANGIORA CLUB. On the Rangiora green the- season's play has now commenced in earnest, chief interest being centred in a handicap singles competi- ' tion and two-bowl doubles competition. For the first there are twenty-four entries, and fourteen pairs are engaged in the doubles, [n which several games have already been decided. On Monday a progressive doubles tournament will be played, commencing at ten o'clock.