BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 979, 21 November 1910, Page 2

BOWLS.

■ : * ..-. RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY. ' . Excellent weather favoured tie bowling fraternity on Saturday afternoon, when, v • the second rounds of the senior and junior ■ pennant were played. • The greens were ; . in fine order, and. some capital, play '• (working up to tournament form) result.! ' ed. Tho following arc the results which' ■' came to hand:— "' J.'-' ■ . .. . SENIOR PENNANTS. ■■'■''■< Victoria v. Thorndon. ; ' ■;■' On Thorndon green.'—Victoria: Stevens, - Martin, Scott, Hueston. (s.), 21. Thorn- •"'■ don: Chittey, Reeves, Robieson, .1. T, •■'•■ King (i), 15. ' . ■'.■■ ... . .; Victoria: Townsley, Longmore, Vosseler, ' Norwood (s.), 29. Thorndon: Stevenson, ••■ Hatch, Matthews, Jackman (s.), 14. On Victoria green.—Thorndon: Clark,7 - Slater,, M'Eldowncy, Brightwell (s.), 17;'>. Vintoria: Hatch, Kirker, Mayer, ■ Red- ■ stoh-3 (s.)V 27." ■■' :; Thorndon:. Murdoch, Gamble, Tiung, . . Dira'ock'(s.), 17.' Victoria: Fossette, Av derson.A. B. Mack, Bary (s.), 22. . Totals: Victoria, 99; Thorndon, 63. .; Wellington v. Petone.On Wellington- green;' —'Weilingtpitf'' Ledger,- -Hamilton,- ■Monlt l -DaU.(s.), 29..- ■ Petons: Jones, I'reeth, Gilmonr, R. Ww lie (s.), 12.. ■ •--•. Wellington: Smith, Focke, .Brown, : Churchward (5.).-2fl. Petono: WA.y2h.in, Renai, TJdy, ; Ross (s.), 18. ' ; ' ';.-' ■At Petone.—Petone: Stephens, Curtis. Melhuish, Southgate (s.), 21.'«. Wellington: Crane, Knapp, Laurenson, Webb (s.), 18.' On Petone green.—Petone:.Cowie,"Walton, Marsden, Wilmshnrst (s.), 21..--Wel-lington: Thompson, Bush, Stul, : -BaUinget (s.), 18. : : .:,<.■■ ■Newtown v. Tβ Hhvi. .'•;.. .— •On Tβ Hiwi green.—Newtown: V; War» wick, Duff, Pollock, Wylie (s.), 27. Tβ Hhri: Donaldson, Gilmer, Hill, Lock (s.)^ Te Hiwi.—Cohen, Coombes, Martin;-"Dr,. Hendry (s.), 26. Newtown:., Hemingway,' Nancarrow,Hendry, Price (s:), '15..' ..'':• . At Newtown.—Newtown: J: Martin, 7 Ai Ramsay; J. Laughton, J. J:' Roberts:(s:)i : .:. 18. .Te Hiwi: Macara, Smith, ■ Wiggins, junr., Leighton (s.), 17. ...•'-. -. . ; . :-.■ .'..•'.'' ■' '" , Newtown: Bailey, J, SeSlon,. J.; Bracks enridge, junr., Prince' (s.)J 2D. Te. Hiwi:' Bastings,'Leatham, Remington, ..Parati : (s.), 11. '-:: ' . Totals: .Newtown,,B3; Tβ Hiwi, 68. Kelburne v. Johnsonville.,-.... ■ On Kelburne green.—Kelburne;-lfacaT« thur, Gray,. Miller, Kelly (5.)r:22...sonville:''Morgan;- ; Bould; Petrie; Ihomp> son.'(sO;..'i2."-.- ■ . ; uXelburne:.Waddell,'Johnstonv Willianv.. • , sdn, ' Knowles'.: (s.)', .23: ; ,'. Jolinsonvillei Jerusalemj'.'Green, ■.Bethune,-Hanson (s.) >; '20. .'■; • ■-,:. --~/:'..:: ■ '■:■, .- On-Johnsonville-green.—Kelburne: Manlev, Petrie, Hill, Blanchard (5.),-29; Johnsonville: O'Neil, Mills, Taplin, Wallis (s.)^ Kelburne: Drury,'Marquis,,H.. Gannaway, Routley (s.), 14: Johnsonville: Edge, Hall, Turner, C00k..(5.), 28.,.. - Totals: Kelbjirne 88} Johflspnyille, 71 ■■_ . : JUNIOR-PENNANTS;.'. . Thorndon v. Victoria. "? Thorndon-Dumbell, Wilson, Peterson, • Lewis, (s.), 20; Victo.ria-rCaveU,.Pilcher, Besa'nt, Jackson ,( s o' ! '.?!•,■ ''' N - . .... . Kelburiie v. Johnsonville:. "Kelburne-^Widdop,-^rof. ; 'Kirk,-Wake« lin, :JlfColl,.(s.), '27;' Johnsonville—Wachrow, Kane,.' Orr, Styles (s.), 10. ; ';, Karori .defaulted, to Petone. -; ■'•'- EDWIN 'FEATHEES. ;: : - - : The Edwin. Feathers are inoving rotm3 with great celerity this season. Last Saturday week Wellington sent a team to pluck them from Thorhdon's proud crest,'and did so in a very game manner. On Saturday a covey flew in from the Hutt, perched on- Wellington's green, and,'.before the,sun had set, their triumphant chanticleer''' sounded loud and clear in victory.. The scores were -'-as follow;— "■. ■•-.■■■-■■ '■■'■ ■•-..■■■ :-. Hutt—Davidson, Seymour,: Trevethick, Holland (s.), 22; JVellington—Lockie, Allen, -Wendell, Berry (sj, 13. •'■■ . . ■ VICTORIA■ CLUB. . . ...\..\ '■■"; In addition ■to the senior and junior ; pennant matches played on Saturday, a '■ four-rink match was' played-. , -.-against .• Eastbourne,'but as the cards were 'not : handed':in. theiresult was.not-ascertain- ■. able. . . . t ■-■■■•.- ■■•y ....". .■ Newtown cLijß..}:.? ■ jThe; ( follo|ftnng. : "gain6s'; ; j championship -were, played last week rCastle; , ; 19.' A.'.-PoUock',- 26; J. ';- Brackeuridge,-16..'.'Yitos, 24;-Nancarrow, . : 2\. Laughton, 16; Eodger, 20.;; J. '-Sexton, . ,32; Danks, 9. Pollock;- 23; Noble, 15.' 'Dupp, 19; Crowes, 16. 'Prince,.2orWar- •■ wick,. 18., ■• ■-'■■■ , : TE.HIWI CLUB. A team .from . >Ne.wtpwn ; visited .Tβ ' Hiwi's picturesque'green on Satnirday ta keep the pennant teams company. The ■... result of this game was as follows: — . To Hiwi-C. Hill, Bolton, Allen,', Brice (s.), 27; "Newtown—Alpe, Flyger, Barnes, -.. Powell (s.), 16 „„.;., ~,,,,. . - V: