BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1014, 2 January 1911, Page 7

BOWLS.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY. Perfect weather smiled upon the bowlers on Saturday, and the greens were fully occupied, many ladies being present. Progress was made with tho pennant matches and other contests, particulars of which arc given below. Unfortunately some of the secretaries have omitted to sond in results. SENIOR PENNANTS. Victoria v. Newtown. On Victoria green—Newtown: Topp, Powell, J. Sexton, H. Prico (s.), 20; Victoria: Martin, Averr, Mayer, Redstone (s.), 20. ' Newtown: Baillie, Hendry, BracKonridgc, Prince (s.), 22; Victoria: Fossette, A. B." Anderson,. Mack, Bary (s.), 10. On Newtown green—Newtown: J. Martin, Ramsay, Laughton, J. J. Roberts (s.), 20; Victoria: Hatch, Stevens, R. Scott, Hueston (s.), 16. Newtown: Wanviclv, Dull, A. Pollock, Wylio Is.), 28; Victoria: Townsley, Longmore, Mcnelaus, Norwood (s.), 17. Kelburno v. Thorndon. On Kelburno Green—lvclburne: White, Drury, Kelly, Miller (s.), IS. ThornHni: Hatch, Jlillington, Barraud, Munro (8.), 17. Kelburno: Coiill, I'. Gray, J.. Gaunaway, AVillinmson (s.), 16. Thorndon: Slater, Spencer,- Robieson, Dimock (s.), ■ 24. . • ... , , . ' .- On Thorndon. /Green.—Kelburno::.. Manley, Hill; Duguid, .IJlauchard ,(s.), . 22. Thorndon: ■ Stevens,. Murdoch, Seaton, Jackmau (5.),.'20. Kelburno: AVaddel, Hamerton, Macarthur, Knowles (s.), 9. Thorndon: Chitty, Matthews, Brightwell, Wilson (s.), 13. Totals: Kelbnrne, 82; Thorndon, 74. ■Wellington v. To Hiwi. On Wellington green — Wellington: Veitch,'Brunskill, Thompson, Webb (?.), 19; To Hiwi: Remmington,.Latham, Camp-, bell, Parata (s.), 20. Wellington: Blake, Knapp, Dall, N. ll'Lean (s.), 21; Te Hiwi: Hill, Gilmer, Leighlon, Lock (s.), 21. Wellington: Munt, Hamilton, 6. Brown, Churchward (s.), 28; To Hiwi: Bastings, Johnston, Wiggins, Porteous (s.), 22. Khandallah v. Johnsonville. At Johnsonville.—Khandallah: Boiirke, riimmer, Thomson,. Dumbell (s.), 20. Johnsonville: .Wackrowj Sloan,. Cook, Thompson (s.), 1!>. Khandallah: .Finn, Wilians, Clark, M'Arthur (s.), 19. ;JoMnponvillc: Bould,';Rod, 'Styles, Turner ■20,. ... At Khandallah: Clatk, 'Weight, Inglis, Plimmer (s.), 21 Johnsonville: Morgan, Hall, Taplin, Wallis (s.), 19. Khandallah: Stafford, Mansfield, Fleming, Davy (s.), 15. Johnsonville: Orr, Robertson, Pe'trie,. Manson (s.), 19. Totals: Khandallah, 78; Johnsonville, 77. JUNIOR PENNANTS. ! fiiT ...Thorndon v. Karori. On Victoria . green.—Thorndon: Wilson, Jourdain, Paterson, Lewis (s.), 27. Karori: Atkin, Gregg, Watchman, Neville (s.), 14. . . ' . ■' Below are given results in a pennant match, played at tho Te Hiwi preen on Saturday, between rinks representing tho Wellington and Te Hiwi Clubs:— To Hiwi—Hill, Gilmour, Leighton, Lock (s.), 24. Wellinelon.—Blake, Knapp, Dall, M'Lean '(s.J, 21. 1 To Hiwi.—Cohen, Coombs, Martin, Hendry (s.), 20. Wellington'.—Hildreth, Still, Mentiplay, Ballinger (s.), 20. - DIAMOND-BUCKLES. Newtown- v. -.-Wellington. On Newtown Green.—Nowtowii" (holders): J. Brackenridge.' G. E. Prince, 21. .Wellington (challengers): AVcbb, Thompson, 19. THORNDON CLUB. Shamrocks. Holders: Bonnldson, Hogben, jnr., Hog.ben, senr., M'KcrroW '(s.), 22. Challengers: Hull, Hatch, Pirie, Buddo (s.), 14. PETONE CLUB. The following games wero played on the Pctono green on Saturday.— Senior Pennants. Karori v. Petono: Karori—Newcombe, Smith, England, Dryden (s.), 20; Petoue— Cloivie, Gilmour,. Melhuish, Fowler (s.), 14. I'etone— Stephens,. M'A,ytliur, Freeth, SouthgatO: (s.), 37;; Ivarari—Hope, • Burn, Crawford,' Williams (s'.), 13. - ~, Club Gaiue. Wilson, Glew, Hopkins, M'ATthur (s.), 23, v. Wakclin, Barlow, Warden, Commetti (s.), 17. THE CENTRE TOURNAMENT. . COMMENCING TO-DAY. Tho Wellington Bowling Centre's New Year tournament opens at 9 o'clock this morning on ' the Wellington, A ictoria, Newtown, and .Thorndon greens. Fifty rinks havo been entered (200 players), representing twelve city and suburban clubs. Each team will engago in four games, and tho tournament is to last two days, '.or possibly more. These fixtures, in tho past, have been so well managed and so thoroughly enjoyable that bowlers aro looking forward to this year's event with the most pleasurable anticipations. . .