BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 31, 6 February 1905, Page 2

BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

PENNANT FLAG WON BY DEVONPORT. I The bowling tournament among Auckland clubs for the pennant flag was finished on the Remuera green on Saturday, and resulted In a vinctory for the Devonport Club. The Rocky Nook and Ponsonby greens were occupied with the first-year's players' competitions, won by Reinuea, and the pairs and shield matches, which are still unfinished. The following are the scores of Saturday's games , : — THE PENNANT MATCHES. Rocky Nook v. Auckland: Rocky Nook—■ Haselden, Klllsdon, Butler, Cutler (skip)— 22, v. Auckland —Mennie, James, Carlaw, Handcock (skip)—l7. Racky Nook —Rathbone, Fletcher, Hodgson, BouskiU (skip)— U, v. Auckland—Woodhead, Lambert, Boston, Ledingham (skip)—3o. Aggregate: Auckland, 47; Rocky Nook, 33: majority for Auckland, 14, * THE SEMI-FINAL. Devonport v. Auckland: Devouport— Harvey, Lelievre, Eagleton, Ralfe (skip)— 6, v. Auckland—Woodhead, Lambert, Eastern, Ledingham (skip)—o. Devonport— Harty, Armstrong, Gardner, Harrison (skip)— 3, v. Auckland—Mennie, James, Carlaw, Handcock (skip)—l. Aggregate: Devonport, 9; Auckland, 1; majority for Devonport, 8. FINAL. Devonport \. Carlton: Devonport— Harty, Armstrong, Gardner, Harrison (skip)— 26, v. Carlton —Ronayne, Crawford, Nixon, Kilgour (skip)—l7. Devonport— Harvey, Lelievre, Eagleton, Ralfe (skip)— 17, v. Carlton —Rowe, Anderson, Holmes, Wilson (.skip)—2l_ Aggregate: Devonport, 43; Carlton, 38; majority for Devonport, 5. SHIELD MATCHES. Mount Eden v. Mount Albert: Mount Eden—H. O. Brown, Garland Rankin, Mercer (skip)— 22, v. Mount Albert—Wilson, Harrison, Garlick, Parry (substitute for McLean, skip)—lß; majority for Mount Eden, 4. Mount Eden v. Rocky Nook: Mount Eden—H. O. Brown, Garland. Bankin, Mercer (skip)— 4, v. Rocky Nook —Ratbbone, Fletcher, Hodgson, BouskiU (skip)— 1; majority for Mount Eden, 3. FIRST-YEAR PLAYEBS. Ponsonby v. Rocky Nook: Ponsonby—W. Smith, A. Parsons, E. J. Glenister A. G. Baddiley (skip)—s, v. Rocky Nook— J. Benwick, S. I. Clarke, L. Pratt, T Kretchmar (skip),—3. Majority for Ponsonby, 2. Kemuera v. Ponsonby: Remnera—Rev. J. King Davis, J. Scott, W. Pearce, W. T. Cochrane (skip)— 23, v. Ponsonby—W. Smith, A. Parsons, E. T. Glenister A. G Baddiley (skip)— 23. Majority for*Remuera, 2. A protest has been lodged against Remnera on the ground that one of the players did not wear the club colours as required by the players. TZHE PAIRS MATCHES. SIXTH ROUND. A Section: Wrathall (skip), 24, v. Maguire (skip), 13; Stewart (skip;, 28. v. Dingle (skip), 10; Lee (skip), 19, v. Gorman (skip), , B Section: Curtis (skip), 26, v. Laurie (skip), 17; Swales (skip), 39, v. Burrows (skip). 11; Tutt (skip), 23, v. Wooiler (skip), C Section: Baker (skip), 3G, v. Oswald (skip), 35; Dean (skip), Iβ, v. Mitchell (skip), 15: Coutts (skip), 40, v. McLeod (skip), 15. D Section (at Mount Eden): Byre (skip), 43, v. Darby (skip), U; Surinan (skip), 23, v. Waite (skip), 10; Stichbury (skip), 30 v,. Wynyard (skip?. 26; Mclntosh <skip), 33, v. Fairs (skip), 14. SEVENTH ROUND. A Section: Culpan, 27, v. Lee, 17; Wrathall. 22, v. Dingle, 21 Stewart. 26, v. Gorroun. 17. B Section: Wooiler, 23, v. Burrows, 19; Tntt beat Swales; Laurie gave Small a bye C Section: McLeod. 21, v. Baker, 18Mitchell. 20, v. Coutts, 20; Young, 16, v. Dean, 15. l> Section: Eyre, 29, v. Waite, 16- Wynyard, 21, v. Surman, 16; Stichbury, 32, v. Pirn*. 16; Mclntosh, 24, v. .Darby, 17. CLU3 MATCHES. In addition to the usual club games, the following: interclub and prize matches were played:— AUCKLAND GREEN. Ponsonby Novices v. Auckland Novices:— Auckland-| Styak. Broadbent, Oxley, Blnney (skip), 26, v. Ponsonby—McNeil Latimtr, Froude, J. Pascoe (skip), 13 Auckland Club Champion-ship:—Lyons 2° y .culpan, 11; James. 21, v. Craig, 15; Perl rett, 2j. v. Lambert, 17: Dingle, 26, v Easton, 11, continuing. President's Trophy (for first and second year players): Benney, 22, v. Craig 13 chS^aT 8 *****t> , 21; v. ROCKY NOOK GREEN iW : - cDon * aU ' «- ONEHUNGA GREEN Competition: W. Mclnw - H - J: H *™* C 24) PONSONBY. «Z he^fol^? wing S am<J s have* been played upon the Ponsouby Green during the week Championship Singles.-S. D. Hauna 17 J; & *"">"*• » S. D.Hanna, 16, v. J. ford S ° n s E EaSt ' 6 ' v - V - Ws<lkin ' t d Preßton ' J- Edmiston Mr. J. J. Waddell, EUerslie, was one of the newly-appointed Justices of the Peace, sworn in before Judge Edwards on Friday.