BOWLING.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIV, Issue VII, 17 February 1900, Page 307

BOWLING.

(By

No Bias.)

Note.—Secretaries of Bowling Clubs throughout the colony are requested to forward notices of meetings and results of games played—in fact anything of benefit to bowlers generally — to "No Bias," "Graphic” Office. SYDNEY’ V. NEWMARKET. At theNewmarket rinks onSaturday last a match, Sydney v. Newmarket, was played. The Sydney team, who had just returned from Rotorua, were without the services of two of their best men, yet they did not disgrace themselves against such a doughty team as Nemarket. There was a good attendance and advantage was taken of the occasion to unfurl the champion banner won at the late tournament. The sides being chosen the players and spectators assembled near the club house, where Mr C. G. Laurie addressed those present. He congratulated on winning the shield and championship banner, a fine performance for so young a club. Its record was a very fine one—thirten out of fourteen matches being won. He then called on Mrs Laurie to unfurl the handsome champion banner, which she did amid great applause. Mr Fallick, on behalf of the Sydney players, said they were not hopeful of beating the champions, but they would do their best. He must thank the club and indeed all the bowlers tn Auckland for their kindness and splendid hospitality during the teams stay in the city. Play then began and ended in a victory for Newmarket by 21 points, the scores being Sydney 50 Newmarket

No. 3 Rink : Sydney — Josephson, Sandilands, Fallick, Porter (skip), 14 e " ni ‘ ,rket —H. C. Haselden, Cutler, Wilson, C. G. Laurie (skip), 21. „ N °’ 3 Biak: s ydeny—Josephson, Gordon, IV Lyons, Hannigan (skip)— » v. Newmarket—A. Anderson, (sl O i°p n )- 21 A - Brookes > H. Brookes

No. 4 Rink : Sydney—Elphinstone, Hardy Giles, Rodgers (skip)—l6, v A T ar r e^ H ’ Kent ’ A ’ Holmes, Southjell, J. Kilgour (skip),—2s. Totals: bydney aO ; Newmarket, 71. . At th u j IO f C ° f the pla y the Sydneyites called for three cheers for their opponents, a. compliment which the Newmarket men returned. During the afternoon the handsome ampionship shield, recently held hfth? Tb s V n North - Was ” n view in the club house. The following ordinary games were also played : — No. 1 Rink: Wright, Sims, Collins CtHpan (skip), >7, v. Kent, Soutlw hurst, Garland, H. E Mav I.lrinl is No. 5 Rink: Heron, G. MXtle’ D? re Wi t? (sk A P) ’ T 17 ’ v - Bosley, Scott’, Di\ VV ilkins Dr. Laishley (skip) 27. During the afternoon Mrs C G llnX’ r S u i -n ed TT by -Hesdames Laurie, Cahill, Holmes, and Misses noon ie tea h- k b e (2) ’ dis P ens «d aftergreatly aPPreCiat - PONSONBY BOWLING CLUB. sev °T 2 r«sh k: w Webb ’ J - B - Mas - T y n i he . r ’ J - New e’l (skip), is, v. B.o“ T ' J - , No - 3 Rink: J. McLeod, J. Greenhough J Blades, VV. J. Rees (skip), v. A. Sutherland. W. J Mawv C lomfield, D. B. McDonald (skip), 20. ton°\ 4 p m J?' Wri^ht - J - Edmis--9 V W A - J - Lit tler (skip), ir ’ ¥ „ D,ck,ns on, J. Montague, A. J. HurnctaU, J. Buchanan (skip), 25 , u°\ 5 Bink: J - A y’ es > T- Brown SS: 14.’ v - E - Dutton> T - steadman CLUB BUCKLES. No. 6 Rink: J. Hutchison, J. Stichbury. A. Coutts, J. Court (skip), 26, v. G. Easton, J. J. Payne, J. Warren, R. Ballantj’ne (skip), 11. AUCKLAND CLUB. No. 1 Rink: Syme, Leser, Tudehope, Evans (skip), 29, v. H. King, Mackie, A. L. Edwards, W. Coleman (skip), No. 2 Rink: Lawson, Ziman, James, Carlaw (skip), 19, y. Mennie, Plummer, bnackelford, McCallum (skip), 18. No. 3 Rink: Hosking, Gilmour, Lea, Gome (skip), 23, v. Lewis, Allen, Hegman, Allen (skip), 15. No. I Rink: Kay]], W. S. Jones, Denniston, Kingswell (skip), 24, v. D. Boss, Milroy, Buttle, Holland (skip): J 6.

•No* 5. Kink: KlHott, SijbirreDj

Thornes, A. W. Thomson (skip), 22, v. Brigham, Moritzson, VVoodhead, Dr. Hooper (skip), 16.

No. 6 Rink: Rankin, McMaster. Perrett, Towsey (skip), 19, v. Butts, Sehischka, Mahoney, Lambert (skip), 17. No. 7 Rink: Knight, Beere, Steele, Crawford (skip), 22, v. Reid, J. McK. Geddes, Price, Haslett (skip), 18. No. 8 Rink : Elliott, Hegman (skip), 22, v. Mackie, McCallum (skip), 13. MOUNT EDEN CLUB. No. 1 Rink: Owen, Gray, Pooley, Burns (skip), 14. v. La Roche, Morran, Esam, Brimblecombe (skip), 21, No. 2 Rink: Ferguson, J. Jones, H. O. Brown, Ross (skip), 28, v. Mahony, Benton, Newman, Coe (skip), 10. No. 3 Rink: Francis, T. Jones (skip), 19, v. Watson, E. Jones (skip), 33. Handicap Singles: L. G. Owen, 15, v. S. F. Benton, 22. Prize Pairs: Pooley, Coe (skip), 16, v. T. Jones, Brimblecombe (skip), 20. Afternoon tea was provided by Mrs Eady. REMUERA CLUB. No. Rink: J. Macky, F. Sanderson, G. Court, D. E. Clerk (skip), 33, v. D. L. Murdoch, G. Heron, R. A. Bodie, R. Hull (skip), 8. No. 2 Rink: F. Hull, E. W. Burton, F. W. Court, J. M. Geddis (skip), 30, v. J. Hardie, G. Cozens, J. M. Laxon, H. S. Ruddock (skip), 20. No. 3 Rink: W. Woolcott, N. Gamble, D. M. Dingwall, A. C. Stevenson (skip), 17, v. VV. Sibbald, E. B. Vaile, A. Rose, J. M. Lennox (skip), 21. Nd. 4 Rink: C. Ranson, G. Bruce, R. B. Heriot (skip), 25, v. E. Parkins, Dr. Erson, Rev, Monro (skip), 29. DEVONPORT CLUB. No. 1 Rink: Phipps, J. Miller, Mitchell, Taylor (skip), 20, v. Larner, Ker, Harvey, Syms (skip), 16. No. 2 R(nk: Dacre, Creeth, Glenister, Eagleton (skip), 16, v. Gardner, Armstrong, Montgomery, Stewart (skip), IS- ,'c,

No. 3 Rink: Webster, Murchie, Entrican, M. Niccol (skip), 21, v. Bockaert, Twentyman , Best, H. Niccol (skip), 26. t Club Championship: Taylor, 24, v. Entrican, 13; Eagleton, 30, v. Gardner, 9

Club Pairs: Twentyinah and Harry Niccol (skip), 17, v. Bockaert and Brooke (skip), : 23. Kerr and Mitchell (skip), 33, v. J. Miller and Phipps (skip), 13 CAMBRIDGE BOWLING CLUB. No. 1 Rink: C. Roberts, VV. Wright, M. McDermott (skip), 21, v. VV. Popple, F .O’Toole, W. F. Buckland (skip), 10, No. 3 Rink: A. Wallace, VV. Popple, VV. Wright, M. McDermott (skip), 21, v. VV. N. Sturges, F. O’Toole, C. Roberts. H. Brookes (skip), 0.