BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 788, 11 April 1910, Page 5

BOWLS.

SENIOR PENNANTS WON BY WELLINGTON. ! The final match of Hie season of any importance was the last round of the Senior Pennants, played on the city greens on Satin-day. As mentioned in these columns during the week the Wellington Club hold the.key of the position —if it could win its games on Saturday, it became the winner. Without more ado it won, and. won easily from To Hiwi, which , olub was weakened by* having to send out one of its bust rinks to defend the Edwin Feathers, which they have held tenaciously throughout the greater' part of the season. On Saturday Te Hiwi went down pretty badly in three games, and won 13io fourth by two points only, so the pennant will wave over tie red brick pavilion in Wordsworth Street until the autumn days of 1911. The scores were as follow:— Wellington v. Te Hiwi. Te Hiwi green:—Wellington—Mayer, Bnmskill, Portcous, Bell (s.), 29; Te Hill, Dr. Hislop, Remington, Wiggins (s.), 15. Wellington—L. Btandell, Hildreth, Thompson, Ballinger (s.), 19; Te Hiwi— Seymour, Davidson, Trevethick, Hendry (s.), 21. On Wellington green:—Wellington— Leslie, Steel, Brown, Churchward (s.), 22; Te Hiwi—Johnson, J. P. Brandon, Cohen, T. Dimock (s.), 12. Wellington—Ledger, Knapp, F. Lanrenson, Webb (s.), 24; To Hiwi—Leatham, Mathews, Sloane, Parata (s.), 17. Totals—Wellington, 94; Te Hiwi, 65. Victoria v. Kelburne. Kelbnrne—White, Carter, Gow, Smith (s.), 15; yictoria —Macmorran, Youmans, Hemingway, Redstono (s.), 27. Kelbnrne—Hamilton, Littfejohn, Williamson, M. Routley (e.), 13; Victoria— Fossetfce, Godber, Townsley, Norwood (s.), 18. Thorndon v. Karori. At Thorndon:—Thomdon —..Chifctey, Dixon, Conlin, Whittle (s.), 14; Karon —Cox, WilKams, Hemsley, Magnus (s.), 13. Thorndon—Beeves, M'Eldowney, Mason. Jackman (s.), 31; Karori—Bradnock, Newcombe, Crawford, Cooper (s.), 13. At Karori:—Thomdon -r— Murdoch, Millington, Barraud, Munro (s.), 22; Karori—Wright, England, Roberts, M'Lellan (s.), 22. ... Thorndon—Hatch, Corliss, Stubbs, Plimmer (s.), 16; Karori—Williams, Lockett, Bennett, Dryden (s.), 17. ' Totals—Thorndon, 83; Karori, 65. EDWIN FEATHERS. Holders—Te Hiwi Club—E. G. Hill, H. Gilmer,Shallcrass, and T. Lock, 30; Challengers—Fetono Club — Finlay, M'Arthur, Smith, Wylie, 9. , VICTORIA CLUB.' Townsend Buckles. Holders—Dr. Anderson, Norwood (a.), 25; Challengers—Dement, Hemingway Dr. Anderson, Norwood («.), 22; Fossette, Redstone (s.), 15. KELBURNE GREEN. KeTburne v. Victoria: Senior. Pennants. Kelburne: Dinnie; Gray, Blanchard, Kelly (s.), 15. Victoria: Martin, Marks, Vosseler, Hueston (s.), 22. KeJburne. Gannaway, Harton, Barber, Knowles (s.),'-.20. Victoria: Guise, Worboys, Scott, Bary (s.), 27. Champion-Singles (Final). Manley, 23; M. Routley, 19. Junior Bowls'(Final). Manley, 22; Macarthur, 18..' .' PETONE GREEN. : -Two Irinks from Newtbwn paid a visit to the local green last Saturday, and the games were keenly contested. A number of friendly games were also played. The scores are as follow:— Senior Pennants. , ■- ■ Newtown: James Brackenbridge, Flyger, J. M. Brackenbridge, G. Brackenbridge (s.), 24. Petone: Mudge, Henry, Marsden, Gilmonr (s.), 18. Newtown: Alpe, Scott, Laughton, J. Roberts (s.), 20. .... Petone: Cowie, Hay, T. M'Artbur,' Ross (s.), 18. ... . . ' Next Saturday afternoon six rinks will. visit Newtown, whilst sis.,: rinks from Newtown will visit Petone. The green will be closed next Saturday for the season. JOHNSONVILLE CLUB. The following games have been played for the "President's" Bowls:—Bethune beat Mills, Hanson beat Green, Mop- ' gan beat Fell, Petrie beat Cook, Taplin beat Schlaich, Thompson beat Merrielees, Turner beat Petrie, Harrop beat Fell, Merrielees beat Manson, Rod beat Schlaich, Cook beat Bethune, Petrie beat Harrup, ONeill beat Turner, Mills beat Morgan' Robertson beat Bethune, Cook beat Thompson, Manson ■ beat Bould, Bethune beat O'Neill, Merrielees beat_Robertson, Morgan/beat Cook, Petrie beat Merrielees, Taplin beat Turner, Robertson beat Manson, Turner beat Robertson, Petrie beat Thompson, Thompson beat Taplin, Petrie beat Morgan. . ...