BOWLING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16949, 10 April 1917, Page 6

BOWLING.

Three Rinks from Victoria Cluti (Wellington), played at the Wanganui Club green both in the morning and afternoon; also two rinks from the Eketahuna Club. The following is the result of the games.: — Totals :— Victoria Wanganui Club, ' Club. Morning 51 66 Afternoon ... 57 78 108 144 Eketahuna. Wanganui. Morning 41 42 Afternoon »». 42 38 S3 80 Morning. Eketahuna: Knight, Lowes, Cameron, Duff 21 v. Wanganui: Jno' Stevenson, Wall, Milne, Keeang 25. Eketahuna.: Turner, Herbert, Cowland, Keer 20 v. Wanganui: Gower, McNiven, Smith, Foster, 17. Victoria: Clark, Ransley, Townsend, Snaddon 11 v. Wanganu'i: Wright, Jones, Tilley, Nixon 22. Victoria-.'Campbell, Fisher, Godben, Keith 12 v. Wanganui: Brookfield, Fairburn, Koggart, Horwith 25. Victoria : Martin, Denby, Madeloy,' Marks 28 v. Wanganui: Death, Olson, Payne, Bates 10. Eketahuna: Knight, Lowes, Cameron, Duff 24 y. Wanganui: Doig Scott, C. Ross, Hoggard, Howorth 25. Eketahuna: Turner, Herbert, Cowlam, Kerr 18 v. Wanganui: Featherston, Stone, Tilley, Nixon 38. Afternoon. Victoria: Clarke, Ransley, Townsend, Snaddori 12 v. Wanganm:: Addenbrook, Stewart, Blundell, A. McFarlano 41. Campbell, Fisher, Godber, Keith 18 v. Wanganui: Payne, Smith, Lomax, T. McFarlane 23. Victoria: Danby, Madeley, Marks 27 v. Wanganud: Brookfield, F. Jones, Foster, Keesing 14. OTHER GAMES. Pelling, Fairburn, Lewis, McNiven 36 v. Gower,, Caiman, R. McNiven, Milne 8. ! Jno. Stevenson, Fisher, Jackson, Olsen 20 V. Wall, Collins, Wright, MewbJa 23. • . Word was received in town last even, ing that the rink skipped by Eraser (St. John's Ciub) at the Palmerston tournament had won their section. The finals are being played to-day. At the Cambridge tournament Gordon's riuls have had six wins, one loss, and one game unfinished. They expect to nic mi their section. A most enjoyable tournament was held at St. John's green yesterday,, when eight rinks were engaged. These were skipped by Galbraith, Laird, Armstrong, Coltman, Moffatt, Holloway, Paterson and Hodson, the first four forming a section and the latter four another section. '■ Thr.ee- games were piayed, and the result was a win for Armstrong's rink in the first section, they winning all their games. In the other section Moifatt, Holioway, and Hodson each won two games, in the semi-finals Hodson 13 beat Armstrong 12, and Moffatt 25 beat Hoiioway 8. Hodson and Moffatt are to meet this afternoon in the final.