BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1647, 14 January 1913, Page 9

BOWLS.

- .' __—>__ — .. SOUTHERN VISITORS BEATEN. '.:,■■ THE AORANGI TEAM..".:'.". At tho Wellington Bowling Club's green yesterday, the, Aorangi team of bpwlers, "who arrived'from tho south ou Sunday, were the guests of the local bowlers.. In tho morning a nine-rink match was played, and resulted in a win for tho Wellington Club/ The scores are as undor':— . Wellington—Houlder,' Russell, Adams, Lockio.(s.), 18; Aorangi—Souteri Holdgato, Grant, Moves (b.), 17. '■■ .-,' Wellington—Popple, Barnes, Bracienridge, Hamilton (s.), 21; Aorangi—Bee, Brown, Heron, .Waddell (s.), 20. ' - Wellington-rWaddell, Saunders, J. A. Plimmer, Sievwright (s.), 30; Aorangi— Torlesso, Nicol, Inkster, Akhurstte.), 13. Aorangi—Malcolm, Nicholls, Hollison, Hewitt (s:), . 30; Wollington-C. Smith, Marquis, Veitch, Churchward (s.), 23. .Wellington—Ledger,- ' Munt, Knapp, Magnus (s.), '26; Aoraiigi—Carlton, Priest, Orwin, Fergussoh (s.),< 13. Aorangi—Bruce, Lo Cren, ' Summers,Frasor .(s.), 21; Wellington-L. Blundell, Salek, Blake, Berry (s.), 17. ' Wellington—Richards/ Tattle, Brodie, Corliss ~ (5.),. . 20; ;. Aorangi—Campbell, Creemcr, Maitland, Edwards (s.), 23. ; Wellington—Watson, Simm, ' White, Crane (s.), 17. Aorangi—Boss, Manning, Macdonald,; Clark . (s.), li. , Wellington—Evans, Ledger, Haybittle, Williams fa.); 19; Aorangi—Dodds, Horner, Begg, Hillicr (s.), 18. Totals-:Wellington, 200; Aorangi, 169. .; •AGAINST WELLINGTON ' In the afternoon tho visitors met rinks from Wellington; Khandallah, Victoria, Hataitii, Newtown, Kelburno, Johhsonville, and Thorndon Clubs. Again the local men were victorious. The scores woreir-'-'' • " -'■■')'.'■"■ : - '•'■''.'■ ■■■'•' Viotoria—Jackson, Gray, Fossettc, Keith (s.), 22; Aorangi—Carlton, Priest, Onvm, Ferguson (s.), 15... '':■■ ■ ' • Hataitai—Rhodes, Prypr, -Kinmburgh, Mitchell (5.),.; ,17; Aorangi-Powell, Le Oren, Summers, Fraser (s.), 26. - . .'. Newtown—Pankhurst, Armstrong, Powell.vPrico •■'(«■),'■' 28; • Aoransi—Torlesso Nicol, Inkster; Althurst (s.), 20.- .. •'' . '. Wellington-Smith,; /Veitch, > Bush,. Churchward (s.); 20; Aorangi—Souter, Holdgato, Grant, Mayer (5.),-. 13.--., •Wellington-Blundell; Haybittle, Mayer, Sievwright (s.), 21; Aorangi—Bee, Brown, Heron, Waddell (5.),.1G. ' ,--- . / Kelburhe-rMeadowcroft, Gannaway, Marquis, Horner (s.), 31; Aorangi—Campbell, Maitland, Edwards (s.), 13. c V; Khandallah-Davy.Tlioinson, M'Arthnr, Plimmer (5.),: 10; -Aorangi—Malcolm, Nicholls, Mollisa'n, Hewitt (a.), 26.". ■.; Johnsonville—Ferguson, Bould, Harrop, Orr, (s.), 20; Aorangi—Dodds, Crowley, Begg, Hillicr (5.).28.;.,■;,.' ~•!.: Thorndon—Freoth, Gamble, Cooper, Hogben (s.), 19; Aorangi—Ross, Manning, M'Donald, Clark (s.), 13. 'Totals—Wellington, 191; Aorangi; 169. Mr.- Waddell/'afterwards - expressed .thanks to .-the,.Wellirigtoa -players 7, for their hospitality to the visitors., Although defeated, • tliey had thoroughly enjoyed themselves; and were' pleased .with their in/.Wellington. Cheers /were given for : the - local. bowlers. ■ Mr. C. Smith, president of the Wellington Club, replied briefly, and wished tho members of. the Aorangi team a pleasant tour of the'north. " ; , 'A smoke concert' was .tendered to:the visitors last night at the Wellington Club's' Pavilion in Wordsworth; Street. The gathering was a representative.-one, and the: evening passed quickly with cordial speech and musical items. ■- This-morning the-A6rangi team leaves for/Hastings, thence ' Napier, 'Palmerston North,- Wanganui, Auckland, 'Hamilton, and Botprua. ■:. ;.'.'.,'.