BOWLS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 42, 13 November 1917, Page 8

BOWLS

INTER-CLUB COMPETITION

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

The following is the complete rerord of Saturday's play in the first round of the inter-club competition:—

A Section.—Khandallah beat Upper Hutt, 45—40; Newtown boat Hataitai, 152—137; Wellington beat Lyall Bay, 169 —130; Kelburn beat Wellington, 82—79. B Section—Victoria beat Lower Hutt, 187 —145; Thorndon v. Petone, games abandoned on local green owing to the death of Mr. E. W. Seaton; Eastbourne beat Seatoun (scores not forwarded). Secretaries of clubs are reminded that if they wish the results of their Saturday games chronicled they must send them in before 8 o'clock on Sunday evening. EASTBOURNE V. SEATOUN. In the pennant match between Eastbourne and Sentoun on Saturday the scores were ns followEastbon, me: Thompson, Levi, H. Mayor, T. Mayer (s.), 15: Seatoun: Berry, Kircber. Bradley, M'CJirr (s.), 17. Eastbourne: Munro, Green, Marquis, l'owell (s.), 27; Seatoun: Booth, M'Parlane, Meston, Laughlan (.O, 15. Totals: Eastbourne, 42; Seatoun, 32. UPPER HUTT V. KHANDALLAH. The ; following was the resnlt of the Khandallah-Upper Hutt games in the competition played on Saturday:—Khandallah: Waldie, Grant, M'Arthur, J. A. ■piimmer (s.), 24; Upper Hutt: Ward, Connell, Greenwood, Goodwin ,'s.), 18. Khandallah: Finn, Lyall, Piimmer, Nalder (s."», 21; Upper Hutt: Greig, Mnbey, Goss, Tavlor'(s.), 22. Totals: Khandallah, 45; Upper Hutt, 40. The first bowling fixture of the season took place in Greytown on Saturday (reports our Jeatherston correspondent), when Greytown proved victorious V 46 points to 37 in a shield contest. Trotman (s.), defeated Dixon (Featherston) by 22—12, npd Russell (s.), was defeated by Elliott (s.) 24—25. The following rinks will represent the Wellington Cliib in a friendly game with tho Victoria Club to-monw.—A waySmith, W. H. Bennttt, A. J. Holdsworth, Richards (b.); Muir, W. White, Muwon, Pole (s.). At home—Evans, Lockie, Tnsker, Hamilton (s.); Bush, Adams, Sievwright, Howorth (s.).