BOWLING.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XII, 19 March 1904, Page 20

BOWLING.

Saturday’s weather was very favourable, and a number of pleasant inter-club games were played. Some progress was also made in the club matches scares baing Mk ended. INTER CLUB MATCTTCS. REMUERA V. MOUNT EDEN. The Remuera and Mount Eden Clubs played an eight-rink inter-club match, four rinks playing on the Mount Eden green, and four rinks on the Remuera green. Ou Mount Elen green Remuera won by 5S to 76. aud at Kemuera the home team won by 101 to 79, the aggregate scores thus giving Remuera a lead of 34 points. Scores:— Remuera—Beatty (skip)—l6, v. Mount Eden—Brimblecoinbe, 20. Remuera—J. M. Cason. 21, v. Mount Eden, C. G. Brockes, 1-1. Remuera—Clerk, 30, v. Mount Eden—ll. W. Brookes, 23. Remuera—Dingwall, 19. v. Mount Eden. Garland, 21. AT REMUERA. Remuera—Dingwall, 19, v. Mount Eden, Ross. IS. Remuera—G. Court, 29, v. Mount Eden—Rankin, 22. Remuera—Hardie, 14, v. Mount Eden—* Hooper, 21. Remuera—Kingswell. 30, v. Mount Eden —Burns, 18. Afternoon tea was kindly provided and dispensed by Mesdames Mackay, McDougall, and Jowitt. PONSONBY V. CARLTON. An iuter-ehange coptest of four rinks on each green resulted in a win for Ponsonby by 21 points, the aggregates being: Ponsunby 171, Carlton 15u. Scores; — AT NEWMARKET. Pons-nby—Littler 17, v. Carlton, Holmes 18. Poasonby—Jones 18, v. Carlton—Cutler 23. Ponsonby—Baliantyne IS, v. Carlton—* Wilson 14. Fonsonhy—Veale 30. v. Carlton—Thomp-

AT PONSONBY. Pouswuby—stewart 23, v. Carlton— Lau. ria IT. Pviuoaby—Brown 11, ▼. Carlton—Kil< Kour 25. Punaonby—Webb 23, v. Carlton—Dr KlU£ 13. FIKST YEAH S I'LAYERS. Pousonby--Rennie, Clarke, Crabtree, Gentlrs (skip!—3l, v. Carlton—Beurke, McNaughton, MeKnight, Ixjwtt (sldni, 14>. ROCKY NOOK V. DKVONPORT. An interelub niatcb, six rinks a-side. was played between Devonport and Iloeky Nook (three rinks playing on Devonp-ort green and three at Rocky Nook), and resulted iu a win for Devoirport on the aggregates by three points. The totals were: —Rocky Nook. 123; Devonport, 125. Seeres:— AT ROCKY NOOK. Deronport -Eagictou 28, r. Rocky Nook —Hodkscn 11. Devonport—Armstrong 15, v. Rocky Nook —lias'iden 3t>. nevonport— D. Harvey 15, v. Roeky Nook—Bouskill 26. AT DEVONPORT. Pevonport—Nieeol, 2n, v. Roeky Nook—fiiitsdon 20. li-vonport— Harrison 24, v. Iloekv Nook e-¥utt IS. Sevoaport—Ralie 24, v. Rocky Nook— Fi<*cskss APVKLAP > r.T. The Auckland greens were fatly cscgpied on Saturday, when tlie chief interest centred in the Edwin stars match, piayed between Auckland and Devonport. During the first halt of the game tbe Sborites “ a<^ .“'f ll th -‘ l»est y£ it. icing 14 to Auckland s «. but Auckland then pulled up in great style, putting up 15 to Devonport’s 4. s ore- 1 Auckiand > Devonport, IS. Auckland—Donald. Rottayne. Garland, Buttle (skip), 22, v. Devonport—Eyre, Tregaskis, Gardner, Mitchell (skip). 18. Handicap Singles: Geo. Main Trophv— Meiinie. 16, v. Lyons, 22. Dawson’s Prize —Dingle, 22. v. Garland, 12; Dingle, 7, v. Lambert, 21; Pirie. 19, v. Oliphant. 23; < oombes. 22, v. Cnlpan. 11. Ross-Ehren-fned Prize—Lambert, 19. v. Lyons, 24; Buttle, 21, v. Mennie, 20. Stewart Dawson Prize—Thornes. 22, v. Oliphant, 20; Handeock, 28. t. Coombes, 19; Plummer, 21, v. Ronayne. 6. Dingle and Battle’s Brize—Crawford. 23, v. Towsey, 14. Championship (second game)—Buttle, 12. v, Mennie. 22: (first game) Cameron, 10, y. Lyons, 23. ROCKY NOOK GREEN. Pairs: Farrington, Dadson (skip). 25, V. Renniek. Pilcher (skip). 12. Pik-her, Ctultungham (skip), 16, v. Farrington. Renniek (skip), IS. Handicap Singles: Rathbone, 15, v. Butler, 21. Afternoon t»a was kindly provided and dispensed by Mes James Hodgson and Pilcher. PONSONBY GREEN. CLVB MATCHES. Clnb Pairs: Crabtree and Arneil, 24, v« Darby and Blomfield, 23.

Champion Siugbw. Stkdibury, 24, ▼. Old turn. 17.

Dewar’s Handicap: Osmond, 17, v. G« Becroft, 8. Daws’ Handicap: Hanna. 22, ▼. Webb, 14: Veale, 22. v. Ross (five peints). 21. Mesdames Billlagton, and SchUchka kindly provided afteruouu tea.