BOWLS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2714, 8 March 1916, Page 2

BOWLS

■ I CHAMPIONSHIP RINKS TO-DAY. I The champion rink of every city and suburban club will meet to try conclusions oil the Wellington Club's green today. Some very strong teams will coin-. pete, and all bowlers are promised an i interesting day's play. The first round I will begin at i> a.m. sharp. i JOHNSONVILLE V. KHANDALLAH. \ A friendly match, between these two ] clubs was played on the latter green on ; Saturday. The teams and results were ! as follow:— . ! Joliaisonvflle—Smythe, Mills, Embury, ; Cook (s.), 19; Khandallah—Waldio, Jones, ' Nattier, W. It. Pliinmer (s.), IG. Johnsonville—Jacobs, Budd, Oxr, i Thompson (s.), 21; Khawlollah—Blylli, Stafford, Taylor, Jl'Arthur (s.), 23. Johnsonville — Ferguson, M'Davitt, O'Neil, Turner (s.), 18; Khandallah— Hatchings, Monro, Ciollan, Dumbell (s.), .lohnnonville—Cameron, Aplin, ftobertson, Harrop (6.), IS; Khandallah—Mansfield, Cameion, Weight, J. A. Plimmer (s.), 27. Totujls—Khandallah, 93: Johnsonville, 78. HATAITAI CLUB. , A triangular match wa3 played on tlio Hataitai green on Saturday between the Seatoun, I/yall Bay, and Uaitaitai Clubs, for the Stanseli Shield, 2 rinks from each club, the present holders being Mataitai. After some very close and interesting play the shield was retained by' the Hataitai Club. The totals of the rinks are as fellow: —Lamensou (H.), 17; Laurenijon (H.), 24; Bailey (II.), 19; Bailey (1-L), 14; M'Girr (&.), 20; Green (S.), 20; Brandon (L.8.), 16; M'Girr (S.), 17; Campbell (L.8.), 15; Green (S.), 15; Brandon (L.8.), 21; Campbell (L.8.), 11. The total points scored were:—Hataitai, 74; Seatoun, 72; Lyall Bay, 63. NEWTOWN CLUB. ' The follawms riuii will represent Newtown in tlie Cnampion or CiiuiupioiLi Kmli uuwpeuuou u-ui.y:—rriuce, opitTo, J. beiauii, Wylie ts.J. Tue tiuu win Oc represented in the Champion of Cnampions Pail's, to be aeeiueu on \\ cdjit-.-.uay next, L»y A. JJ. Dulf una J. Laugncon. The following teauss will represent the club in tne wateii past and i>iestnt mernDurs, to be played on Sjuturtwy next;— it'CumiskVi M'Lean, iSarnvs, l'riuce (s);iNoble, liiiaks, A. J. Pollock, Wylie (s.J; J. Martin, Astill, Duff, Laugnton is.); aipe, Salmon, fauoti, 1/oweil ts.j; Swiuey, Armstrong, Underwood, llichuiils (s.); H. bexuiu, L. liead, Hanson, J. Sexton (s.). PrieiuUy mulcnes have been arranged for Saturday witii the lollowuig clubs as under, all rinks away: V. liuit: S. K Luke, Lovestam, Lawn, Leahy (s.); Bleukiusop, Plavne, Popple, Spiers (s.). v. Karori: U\, J., i'., and to. Roberts (s Pieldhouse, Drew, Tonks, itussell (s.); v. Wellington: Porter, Parkinson, Piuilth'urst, Philips (S.j; Caterer, Crosby, Bennett, Bedell (s.); v. Hataitai: Kobbiua, Gyles, Barker, ilyger (s.). Hutt Teams v. Kelburn (for Saturday). —Trevcthick, Keir, Davidson, Hendry (s.); T. 11. Jones, T. C. Dawson, Eddie, N'h clialson (s.); Norris,. Tremlwell, Holland, Jlacaskill (s.); Shearer, Allport, ' ¥ato», Hodgins (s.). . _ - Hutt Team v. Newtown, at nuct.—A. N Dawson, E. J. Young, Duthie, Barlow (jj. \v. C. Young, Seymour,. Watt, John6°Tlie'"Masterton Bowling Club lias received a challenge from the Feilding Club to contest the Dixon Cup.