BOWLING.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16431, 27 January 1919, Page 5

BOWLING.

* LINWOOD CLUB.On Saturday, the Linwood Bowling and Croquet Club, in response to an appeal from tho Navy League l'und, held a benefit in aid of the widows and children of our naval heroes. The various bowling clubs were invited to send a link, but only tho Canterbury Club responded. The chief feature of the afternoon v.*as the final match for tho Champion Rink, between rinks skipped by fiealey and Kcrsha'.v. Thero was also a match played, Linwood v. Canterbury, several president's rink games, and several friendly club matches. The grounds wero decorated with red, - white, and blue bunting. It is expected that, about X'io will result from the effort. The croquet section gave valuable aid by providing tho afternoon tea. Tho following aio tho results: — Champion Rink. Final. L. Selwood, R. Kellaway,. P. Penlmgton, and E. Healev (s) C 2 v. T. Hilson, x. J« »»*1" liams, H. Read, and M. Kershaw <s) 10. Healey's rink represents the club for the Champion of Champions event. Linwood v. Canterbury. Buchanan, Fraser, Burson. Haworth (s) 19 v. Grange, Summers, Cox, Richard, xi2.worth & 17 ' President's Rinks. Hollidav, Hawkinß, Dickson, Knos (s) 19 v. Inwood, Matthews, aprosen, McCarthy (s) Horeley, Sapsford, Brown, J. E. Mwriott (s) 20 v. Tustin, Ardley, Ambrose, Eedpa.h (s) 19. Club Rinks. Brunt (6) 25 v. Burgess (s) 18. T. Marriott (s) 27 v. Drinnan (s) is. Cooper (s) 30 v. Kiilner (s) -0. SYDENHAM v. PAPA>'t'l. A match was played at Sydenham on Saturday between rinks from th<3 Pepanui and t Sydenham Clubs. Sydenham won five out ol i tlie six games with 135 points to Papanui s 101. Following wero tho scores, Papanui I players being mentioned first: Daniels 11 v. j Dyer 29; Bank* 19 v. Dnthe y,^ 1 ; Jo^ s 0 T 3 r. Hadfiold 10; Fenharn 5 v. Macdougall 29; * Smith 23 v. Calvert 24} Bris® 20 v» ocott 21.,