BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1050, 13 February 1911, Page 2

BOWLS.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY, . ,The,. Senior. Pennants-vwere -advanoed ■' Mother stage on Saturday afternoon, and still tho parent club—"ft ellington—iesds The weather, which was -particularly ' brilliant in tho. morning, clouded ■ ovei durinj the day,, and tho southerly breeze which accompanied the dullness indicated . that the. season is wearing'on"to that ' •' time when the bowls will reocivo an estra TUlJ'of oil and,a.long rest. ..Bowls aijd ■ cold sontherlies do not agree, but tha - bowlers anticipate 'another."eight weeks'. 1 play at least beforo the weather becomes too cold. - The following are the. results of tho principal games:— SENIOR PENDANTS. .Te Hiwi r., Johnsonville.. v - ■ At Johnsohville—Johnsonville: Jern- ' salem, Styles, Ureenr Cook (s.), 14; To Hiwi-., Remington, Johnson, Campbell. Parata (s.), 35. r 'Johnsonville—Jeffrey, • Steele, Taplin, : Wallace (s.). 11; Te Hiwi: E. J. Hill, ■ - ~ Allen, Wiggins, Porteous Is.), 24. • At Te Hiwi—Johnsonville: C. J; Hill; Bould, Turner, Sloane (s.), 28: Te Hiwit . ;■ Coombes, Gilmer, Leighton, Lock '(s-), 16. Johnsonville: Rod, Robertson.' Bethuno, . Thompson (s.), 4; Te Hiwi: Cohen. X-et-" ' ham, Martin, Whittle (s.); 34. ; : vv ■ • Totals: '£e Hiwi, 109; Johnsonville, l 7«. • Wellington v. Earori. ' At Karori—Wellington: Mayer, "Knapp, •' F. Lanrenson, -Webb (5.),. 38;. -Karon:'' Cook, Bennett, Burn, Crav/ford (5.),-11. :• 1 Wellington: Rildreth, Hamilton. Berry,: i ; Moult (s.), 20; Kareri:. Sunley, Hemsley, : .'" M Lennan, Cooper (-,). 24 • -^Wellington—Wellington f • '-ledger,' Still Brunskill. Dall fe.).' 30; Karorii Wright. Cox;' Williams •(*.).- 15> ■ .Wellington: Grenfell, Galo, Brown, ls),, 37, XaTori Smith, Campbell,;'Roberts,"..Dryden (s-),-17-Totals: Wellington,'l2s; : Karori, 67. 1 1 ■ Victoria v. Kelburne-' At Victoria— Kelburne: S. G: Hamer- ■ ton, .White, Mac Arthur, Blanchard (s), ; 16; Victoria: Hatch', .Stevens,'Scott, Redstone (s.}, t 2i:. Kelburne: Baldwin;Coull,-Miller, Kelly - i (s.), 22j Victoria: Guiso, Gcdber, Vosselor. I Mayer (s.), 22, -At Keiburnt—lvdbciT.e: Manley,-Mar- ' quis, Dtiguid, Williamson (s.), 26;. ■'> Vic- ' . "toria: Longjnore, Menelaus, Kirker, Hue* ■ * - .ston Is.), 17. Kelburne: Waddell, ; Gray, Knowles, Routley (s.), 17; Victoria: Avery,' Maria, Ivitto, Bary (5.),'17.' •• .-.Totals: Kelburne, - SI; Victoria, 77. ■ <' Petone v. Newtown. • • ; Petone—Miidge,. Fieeth, Melhuish; Fow- : 1 !® r fe.), IS; Newtown—Martin, Bailey,' J. :'' SestOn, D'Emden (s). 20 - Renai, Hay, Wylia • ■ (s.), 19; Newtown—Brackenridgo, • Higgm- ■ ' ■ ■ bottom, Hendry, Prmce-fsO,, 22. ■ • . Thorndon v.' KhandqllaH. 1 " Khandallah—Bourke, Taylor, , Bates, '■ . Davey (s.)» - 9; •Thorndon—Honaldstia, D," >' Aathan, 'Voungi Mason'(s), 33. Khandallah—Williams,' Plimmer, Thom- ■■■ ■ son, M'Arthur (5.),16; Thorndon—Peter-' .sen, Burdekin, Reeves, Jackman (5.),-28, JUNIOR PENNANTS. Victoria v. Newtown. ' ' . . Victoria—Besant,. : Campbell; ' CaTelL ■ . Jackson (s.), 14; Newtown—Spiers, Leahy, Brackenndge, Underwood (s.J, 35. ' ! Kelburne v.. Pet one. ■ > Kelburne—Widdop, Kirk,:-Wakelin, -■ MGoll (s.), 20; Petone—Allen, Hutchi- •$ son, Brookes, Beynon (s.), 16.' ■ VICTORIA CLUB. • Eatnerton : Badges.'-: ]' * Holders—Kirker, Avery (snb.), lossette, p ■:- ; challengers—Witt (sub.), V Guise, Eitto, Mayer (s.), 17. : • ! THORNDON tliUB. .Thorndon •v. ■ Petone. ' : / • Petone—Gardiner, Colonist, Barlow„- ' Lewm (s.), 25; Thorndon—Lewis, Laish- J ley, Nimmo. SlaFei? (s;); 14: i".: ■. x Petoue—M'Ewan, Wakelin; - Elvines, . Curtis (s.), 15; Thorndon—Spenceri Wil- ~ son, Cbittey, Ross (s.), 24. ' , Petono—Johnson, Wilkinson, Hopkins, •Rennie (5.),- : .11; Thorndon—Millineton;-' '■ Kane, Matthews, J. T. King (5.),'25; ■ 0 Petone—Andrews, • Huskison, Palmer, Smith .(5.),-24; Exley, Begg;—Mackay,. Chambers (5.).'20. r , ; .Eetone—Ryder,-.Coopers-Hill, Henry (s.), •'«' 13; Thorndon—Kelly, Nicol,-Jones,-AKil- * gonr (s.),- 2L., ■ ; -i Totals-rThomdon, 103; 'Petone,-93. ? i . KELBURNE CLUB V- - President's-Bowls. -' -. — .■ :Marquis, >18;^Stewart,'13. "Kellv, 25; M'Arthutr,-11.. Marquis, : -20; ;W. "Gray, ; ; , Championship Singles. 'T. Gray, 31; M'Arthur, 15. V ' Campbell Crescents. Manley and Williamson, 26; Hill and "V Routley, 20. _ , - NEWTOWN CLUB. ■ Edwin Feathers: : v ; ;:- Johnsonville (challengers) ■ ■- (holders).—Morgan, Orr, Petne,.' Manson ■ " (s.), 14; Phillips, Crowes, Barnes; Bland (s.), 27. • ' • Champion Pairs. " ; ' . .v-. Leahy and- Wyhe, 14, v. Flyger' and Prince, 21; Noble and Barnes, 10, v. Fly. ■' ger and Prince, 25. Champion Singles.' As tho result of a highly interesting^ game played between Prince and .-Pollock-i lor the singles championship of the club, J - .the former won for the thi'rcl-year,in sue- v.. cession,\which'Vnakes;him"the iwinncr of ;• the Huddart-Parker cup, and> the club's candidate in the champion of champions' ■ tohrney' to take place" next month: In^-' Wednesdays game had scored 15 - ' : to Prince's-3 on the twelfth head,: thenwhilst Pollock added 4 Prince clapped ,on : 16, which left them 19 all, and one head to play. Pollock was lying tho shot up till Prince's last bowl, which - success- i fully trailed tho jack and enabled tho veteran to win. '■'■■■ J KARORI CLUB. "■ ■' Junior Bowls.. • Atkin, 36; Prendeville; 10. Malin, 16} . C. Smith, 18. ; . • -