BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 491, 26 April 1909, Page 3

BOWLS.

VICTORIOUS NEWTOWN. Newtown did not win the Edwin Feathers on Saturday, but thos« are the only: inter-club trophies it will not hold until the end of next season. Newtown, unlike, other clubs that could be mentioned, : always put their very best -rinks in the field; and those rinks play ' to win, and the club's record this season is the best possible endorseriient of the-policy. They have won the Senior and Junior Pennants, the Junior Stars, Hill Pins'; Diamond Brickies, and their ■ representatives won both the New Year and Easter Tournaments of the Wellington l Bowling Centre. Such a record is one to be proud of,-and, should act as an incentive to other clubs. - ' THORNDON GREEN. The following games were played on Saturday:—: . ■ Thorndon Roses." Challengers—V. C. Dimock, Dixon, Mason, Wiggins, junr. (s.), 30; Holders—Conlin, I. Clark. Ross. M'Kerrow (s.), 19. Other Games. , Jay, Arden, Chittey, Stubbs (s.), 23; Pringle, Riddick, Cohen, Hogoen (s.), 18. , Ronaldson, Millington, Freeman, Chamber (s.), 28; Johnson, Gamble, Hatch, Jackman (s.), 15. ■ . i , WELLINGTON CLUB. Tho last inter-club.match of.,the season for the possession of tho much-coveted Edwin Feathers was played on Saturday on the Wellington Green. . Newtown sent a strong rink to: do-battle," but failed to: beat the holders. The names and scores were: , Wellington—C. J. Hill, F. Laurenson, Brunskiil, Bell (s.), 18; Newtown—A. _ Ramsay, J. Laughton, J. Brackenridge, G. Princo (s.), 16. . .