BOWLING.
ASHBURTON CLUB. An eight rink .match was played on the Asbbiirton green on Saturday afternoon between' tho Ashburton Centr* and the Christcburch Centre. The Ashburton Club was assisted by » rink from" Rakaia, and one- from: Methven; . Keen interest was ehown in the jiatch all through,.: and there was a lot of good play. At the seventh head the ecores were—Ashburton 64, Christchurch 63, and at fourteenth Ashburton 113, Christchurch 113. The inatch ended, Christchuroh 178, Ashburton i&J. Following were the scores, the Christchurch rink being mentioned .first. in ■oacfr'•€&»::/—Gdasett,' % j£esk»p,; PenUngtott, Jacbbsen (skip) 30 v, Anderson, Doherty,' Hyman; Beattie (skip) 13; Hoggan, Sewell, Calvert, Beanland (ekip) 18 v. Barr, M. Eabhen, Shearman, Stephenson (skip) 27; Hall, . Cullen, Page; Sinclair (sWu) 27 v. Watson, Hoskin, Higffinß, Stewart (skip) 9; Acton, Clark, P»rtrid*«, Wylio (skip) 13 v. Oakley, Madden, Boothroyd, Crawford (skip) 23; 'Whitehouse, Biltcliffe, Pool, Dickson (skip) 31 v. Rakaia—Weaver, Fealherston, Blakeley, Holmes (skip) 11; Ambrose, Jennings, Haworth, Burson (skip) 25 m. Huydock, Easterbrook, W. Lane, J. Lone "(skip) 22; A D. Baker, Fantham, Lucas, Dobbs (skip) 15 v. McSherry; A: T. Smith, Galbraith, McLauchlan (skip) 27; Shearman, McLaughlan, Hilson, Summers (skip) 14 v. Kapstick, Kissane, Lane, Moodio (skip) 19.
SUMNER CLUB. ' The Handicap Doubles were concluded last week, with the following result j First round —S. East and W. F. Raphael defeated J. lllingworth and E. A. Johnson; JV Waghoni and T.. Chambers defeated H, "W. Healop .and G. "W. C. Smithson; C, Lawßon and W. J. Hampton defeated E. T, •Mfirilove and F. S. Marrie; J. M. B. Crawford and F. C. Cooper defeated J. A. Booth and Dr. Goeset. Semi-finals—J. Waghorn and T. F. Chamber* defeated S. East and "W. F. Raphael; J. M. B. Crawford and F. C. Cooper defeated o.'Lwmmn and W. J. Hampton. Final—J. Waghorn and T. Chambers defeated J. M. B. Crawford and F. C. Cooper. ?he Handicap Singles are to be completed this wookpand the green will close on Saturday.
HEATHCOTE- VALLEY CLUB. At -a meeting of resident* of Heethoote Valley held in tho 'Club Hall, Mr C. Flavell presiding,-it was deoided, after hearing the opinions of visiting bowlers, to form a club. The following" officers were elected:—President, Mr A. Bettlo; .vice-president, Mr R, fihrimpton; treasurer, Mr C. N. Poryer; secretary, Mr G. Compton; committee, Messrs J. Sanderson, J. Round; K. Thompson, W. F. Thompson, J. Perkins, T. A. Gates, J. Mbrgan, F. Henebory, J. Gieenhill. The offer of Mr' Barnard, engineer to tha. Lyltolton Borough Council, io supervise the laying out of the green, waa accepted with thanks. On Saturday about 20 members of tho club were busily engaged in excavating of tho green, which is closo to of the tunnel. i
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17111, 5 April 1921, Page 4
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