BOWLING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20093, 24 November 1930, Page 5

BOWLING.

CANTERBURY CENTRE. PENNANT COMPETITION. The «coond round of tho Christchurch Bowling Centre's Manning Cup pennant competition waa played on Saturday after* noon in excellent weather. Altogether 27 clubs are taking part. Following are tho results names .only being given): ST. ALBANS v. OPAWA Albane Green.) Brasy 24, liaigh 13. Henton 25, Archbold 22. Uakey 28, Brown IS. Stewart 18, Rollinaon u>. (Opawa Green ; Henley 16, Prisk 18. Queree 14, Worsley CO. Hayward 12, oi. EDGEWAUE v. LYTTELTO (Lyttelton Green.) Baker 22, Dunlop 17. Beanland 2i, Sinclair 15. Leggatt 30, Huston 9. (Edgeware Green Etford 38, Collins 14. H&yman 24, McCormiek l j ! Jb*rice 06, Page 11. PAPANL'I r. BELFA.S . . (Papanui Grsen ' Morrison 2-1, Clarke 18. EeLtle SO, Hey 13. PAPANUI v. SYDENHAM (Papanui Green.) McKinley 12, Largley 20. (Sydenham Greer.. Bandy 19, Bott 17. ::EW BRIGHTON v. SHIRLEY. (New Brighton Green.' Btrrett 18, Goeney 16. H. Bishop 28, Kearney 2;?. (Shirley Green. Lawrence 23, FranMand IC. Hcdloway S3, Chapman 2. NEW BRIGHTON v. SUMNEI?. (New Brighton Green.; Muirson 30 Hampton 19. (Sumner Green ; Ardern 14, Wi!son 22. CHRISTCHURCH r. KLMWOOH. (Christchurch Green.) Brown 29, K. Taylor '. Dr. Harks 30, Bathgate 17. (Elmwood Grcei . Ainger 20, Munns 19. Dobbs 22, Clark 17. CHRISTCHURCH v. AULSKBRCOK'S. (Christchurch Green.) BarnsdaU 14, Plummer 19. Piper 31, Brown 13. IvAIAPOI WORKING MEN'S CLUB v. EDGEWARE. (PMgeware Green. > • Simpson 18, Johnston 20. Watkins 14, Keen 29. Me*iings 18, Sewell 34. (Kaiapoi Green Clark 2c, Johnston 17. 'Monk 25, Watson 17. Taplin 17, West 23. SYDENHAM v. HEATHCOTE. 'Sydenham Green.) Oliiver 22, Morgan 21. "Ward 17, Hamilton 1?. KAIAPOI v. UNITE IJ. (Kaiapoi Green.) Butcher 39, Thompson 22. Barnard 35, Atkinson 19. ELMWOOD v. CASHMERE. (Cashmere Green ) Arthur 9, Bruce 27. Thompson 15, Danks 19. (Elmwood Grccr., Dargis 13. Childs 20, Mosley 13. SPREYDOX v. (.'ASH MEK 1.. (Cashn-.ere Green.) Bittckcuridge 20, Hamilton 1j (Spreydon Grser..' Sand'*ord 18. Morrison 23. CANTERBURY v. LINWoGP. (Ca nterbu ry Grean.) Russell 26, Haworth 20. Harkness 16, D. Dickson 27. Robinson 10. E. Dickson 2''. Barnes 10, Reid 23. Areua 17, Redpath 10. Grillon 19, Boyce 18. (Linwood Greer*.' Haworth 26 Kershaw 12. Davie 14, Matey 34. Finnegan 16, Sprosen 14 For 27, Good 12. Ives 22, Kellaway 22. Redpath 21, Benzie 15. Hollis 20. Wilson 19. Raphael 22. Muirson 16. CANTERBURY v. HORNBY. (Canterbury G reen.^ Yager 14, Evans 19. Summers 24, Worsley 14. HARRINGTON v. RTCCARTON RACECOURSE. (Barrington Green.) Robinson 10, Thompson 27. Cooper 12 Reed 22. UNITED v. RANGIORA. (Rangiora Green.) Re?** 11, Hargreave® 23. Bro*n 23, Bailey 16. HORNBY v. IMPERIAL. (Hornbv Green.) Bailey 8, Draper 25. BECKENHAM v SPREYDON. (Bedcenham Green.) Cloarwater 28, Sattcrthwaite 15. Merfin 21. Heslojv 15. (Spreydo» Green., C. Dobbe 14, Wardel! 20 . f Healey 16, Milner 21. BECKENHAM v. SYDENHAM (Beckepharo Green.) Spong 26, Madaen 18. Calvert 16, Coombes 24. (Sydenham Green.) Scott 88, Barr 15. Garth 22, Firman 16. .IMPERIAL v. LIN WOOD. (Linwood Green.) Clark 16, Jones 21. RANGIORA. Rangiora v. United, on Rangiorii green (Rangiora names first):— Bailey 16, Brown 23; Hargraves 22, Reece 11. A friendly two-rinks game was played on the Rangiora green on Saturday afternoon, the teams being drawn from the East and West bowlers, and was won by West by £>l points to 47, v