BOWLING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17159, 1 October 1923, Page 3

BOWLING.

NEW BRIGHTON CLUB. The New Brighton Bowling Club opened ! its season on Saturday with a carnival, which proved a, huge success financially. There was a large attendance of visitors, including the member for Avon. Mr P. ! <i. Sullivan, also members of the Now i Zealand Bowling Council. The president, Mr F. D. Muioson, w e l- j corned the visitors, and after the new I flag, donated by the patron, Mr Owles. j was unfurled by Mias E. Owl**. ibe presi- j dent declared the green opened for play, j Bix rounds were played during the after- \ noon, each link playing four games each. 1 Hollis, of Sydenham, won all his games, j and Sinclair, of Lyttelton, won three ! games. Following are the results: First round—Hill, Moore. Smith. S. Mid- \ dloton (United), 7; .M’Nstmara, Ashman, i A new*. Redpath (Canterbury), S. Ban-! field. Stewart. Ashby. BfTord (Edgeware). f>: Collins, Brown. Gray. Monk (Kaiapoi W.M.C.). 3, Proctor. Rasoand, Srpitb j Oakley (St Albans), 10: Maddren. Wilson, j Haigh, Steans (OpawaJ, 2. Werry, Ward. Eastwood. M KenziP (Sydenham). : Hollis. Smith. Taylor. Sinclair (Lyttelton), 10. Manning, Oann, Tra.vis, Wbrkvell .Beckenham), 11; Hoffman. Drake. Colville Benzie (Press), 3. Pegg. Hawkins. WillianoHon. Burson (Lin wood). 2: Helson. Simpson, Peek. Bee ley (Sydenham), 5. Kelleway, Clark, Cooper, Penlington (Linwood), 4; Wilson, Pean-e, Ramsay, Wviie (Kaiapoi), 5. Second -round—Coombes, Kingaland. Kendall, Scare U (9t. All>ans), 10; Maddren, Wilson. Haigb, Steans (Opawal. 10. Hollis. Smith, Taylor, Sinclair (Lyttelton). 10; Howard, Cbarton, White, Ramsay i Belfast). 2. Prooioi. Rascfuid. Smith. GaJclcv (St Albans). 6; Stone. Hyland. Hi slop, i Brown. 2. Maynard. Barnett, Hagger. K. Haworth (Canterbury). 4; Banfield. Stewart. Ashby. Efford (Edgeware). 8 Whit- I ford. Brown. ,Ager. Hewston <Lytteltoni. 6 1 M’Namara. Ashman. Angue. Redpath (Canterbury), 1. Hill. Moor. Smith, Middleton j (United). 5: Purchae, Marrlner. Hateliard. i Mazoy (Ohi igteburch), 3. Leadley, Deans Fa.rr, Owl-es (New Brighton), 4; Collins ! Brown. Gray. Milne (Kaiapoi). 3. Harris! Raw Up son, .Freeman. Hollis (Sydenham) ) 12; Werry, Ward. Eastwood, M’Kenzie (Sydenham). 4. Third round-Maynard, Barnett. Hacger, I Tlowarth (Canterbury). 10: Hilson, Simp Ron. Peek. Resloy (Sydenham). P. Blackwell 3. Mazev 4: Burson 8, Owles 0; Searrell 3, Beßley (New Brighton' ■>; Penliivrton 2, Halits S; Ramsay 2. Wyiie 7; Jacobsen (New Brighton) 4. Brown 6Hewstone 2. Benzie fi. Fourth round -Oakley 5. Burson 6M Kenzie 6. Benzie 2: Steacs 8. R, Besler 2: Monk 9. Jacobac.n 5; Moore fi. Wylie 6Redpath 6. Peulingf.on 5: Efford 0. L. Besl ley 10; Sinclair 9. Blackwell 3. Fifth round--Monk 30, Brown 2: Efford 4. Hollis 7: Redpath 13. Sear*ll 0: Simla ir 5, Owles S; Oakley 4. 2: M’Renz.ie 2. Hewstone S: Steans 5. Haworth h; Moor Sixth round—Benzie 2 Owles 2; P*rilinsrton 8. Hewstone 6: L. Beslev o Fa wort h •8: Burson 2. Brown 4: Blackwell 1. Ram r say 7; Jacobsen 3. Hollis 9: Wylie (i Searell 2; R. Besley 3. Marey 7.

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