BOWLS

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 127, 27 February 1928, Page 3

BOWLS

— SATURDAY’S MATCHES Results of seuior pennant matches played on Saturday are as under:— KAR.OKI v. HATAITAI. Seuior Peunant.—Hataitai naitics mentioned firs!. At Ilataitai: Wrigley, Wells, Wearne, .Ramsay (s.), 26; Lowe, Newcombe, Grant, Roberts, 19. At j Karori: McCrea, Bland, Blake, Ward, 19; Sedgwick, Taylor, Davies, Lyal» 22; Bridges, Williams, Hackworth, Bennett (s.), 18; Cotton, Smith, Jolly, Gapes, 19. Urquhart, Richards, Ansley, Cometti (s.), 22; Field, Read, Dryden, Adams (s.), 22. At Karori: Ellison, Cathie, Moeller, Halliday (s.), 19; W. Gilbert, Robertson, I J. Gilbert, Needham (s.), 23. 1 KARORI v. UPPER HUTT. e Karori v. Upper Hutt.— karori names mentioned first. At Karori: Mclarlane, Burkett, Dempoter, Cathie (s.), 31; Guth--1 rie, Langdon, Mumbv, Robertson (».), 9. - At Upper Hutt: Dyctt, Wilkineon, 1 Christensen, Leggut (s.), 20; Forrest, s Gfimstone, Keys (s.), 21. TIIORNDON CLUB. v Following are the results of pennant games played on the Thorndon green, j ’Thorndon players mentioned first;— Against. Ilataitai.—Hall. Buck, Wilson, » Navlor <s.), 17, v. Allen. Dowling, Townst levi Martin (s.), 33; Brian. J. O. Smith, ■ -CiilTrtK- Baker (s.). 23. v. Emerson. Penney, Williams, MeWhannoll fs.). 1, ; Ram, 7 Bennett. Rodger. Thomson OA, 20. v. Mci Kav. Young. Roberts. Brighting (s.), 16; I Sface, Nanearrow, Hutton, Mcßae fs.). 3 23. v. Tavlor, Burgess, Hunter, Fielding 1 (s.), 17. Against Upper Hutt.—Townley. Allen. - Osborn, Lambert fs.). 25. v. Butler, (sub.), e Howell. Double (s.). 15. f Against Khandallah.—Stanford. Grange, i Pattie, Upham fs.). 15. v. Moore, Ciiristie, Bath, Nalder (s.), 21. KELBURN v. LSIrtND BAY. Ivelburn players mentioned first. Williams, Hall, Inglis, Lomas 27, v. Gallagher, Whitelaw, Jones. Bedell 23; Hooper. Van Staveren, Porter, Nicholls 19, v. Resiieaux, Hart, Clarke, Kerr 27; Burns, Robieson, 1. H iddop. Gardner 32, v. Boocock, Campbell, Wilkinson, Clarke 13; Reid, Johnston, Pears, Widdop 22, v. Fanthorpe, McNabb, Leacock, Hill 16; Wbilefoid, McDonald, Pali lek, Routley 31 v. Broadbelt, Nees. Glen, Osborne 13; Ivory, Horton, Purdie, Gannaway 15, v. Hausen, Paul, Hamilton, Jenkins 27; Rose, Matkin, tStriyklano, Deu]pster 27, v. Mackay. Dallow, Spring- ! hall, Earnshaw 12; A. R. Williams, F. r Pope, IL Gannaway. Harris L, v. P. £ Smith, Church. Beece, Muuro 17. 5 KELBURN v. PETONE. Kclburn. players mentioned first. 1 Brace, Wright, Valentine, Smith 18, v. 1 I.ouisson, Smyth, Smith. Robertson 16; 3 Clatcr, Clarke, Johnson, Moadowcroft ' 221 v. Thomson, Nouget, Johnson, Ibcll ' 11; Matthewson, Ballinger. McColl, Gray 3 20, v. Cooper, Silbery, McArthur, Lewthf waite 16; Carter. "Loney, Mackenzie, - Lowry 18, v. Powell, Bargh, McEwen, f McArthur 21; Forgie, McKenzie, Hannah, 1 Stephens 12, v. Robb, (,'ometti, Bush, Seiver 21; Miller, Webb, Petrie, Comp- - ton 16, v. Hay, Jones, Allan, Mallon 29. s KHANDALLAH v. THORNDON. : The following are the results of senior , pennant games between Khandallah and J Thorndon on Saturday. Khandallah I players mentioned first;— Moore, Christie, Bath, Nalder (s_.). 21, ; lost to Stanford, Grange, Pattie, Upham 1 (s.), 15; Bourke, Living, Todd, Fleming : fs.), 21, lost to Johnston, Goring, I’or- ■ teous, Shallcrass (s.), 23. KHANDALLAH v. KARORI. The following were the results of senior pennant games between Khandallah and [ Karori (Khandallah players first): — , Bridges, M'illiams, Hackworth, Bennett fs.), 18, lost to Colton, Smith, Jolly, Gapes (s.), 19; McEwan, Monro. Warren, Fletcher (s.), IS, Brook, Simson, Hensley, Burn (s.), 16. KHANDALLAH v. LOWER HUTT. For the senior pennant match between Khandallah and Lower Hutt, the following were the scores (Khandallah players first)Swanger, Cutforth, Bennett, Bradshaw (s.), 28. Smith, Mason, Kerrick, Miller (s.), 11. OAMARU BEAT EASTBOURNE ; On Saturday two rinks comprising members of bo'wling clubs in Oamartt arrived, bringing with them the “Toni Lock friendiv bowl,” to play a return match with Eastbourne Club. During a visit last year to Oamaru of Eastbourne Club, the friendly bowl was presented by Air. T. Lock, with the object of having annual friendly matches between the Eastbourne and Oamaru Clubs. The bowl was donated by Mr. M. Martin, of Wellington Bowling Club. The visitors were given a cordial welcome by the president: (Mr. W. Ferry) of the Eastbourne Club, who enter- - tained the visitors at lunch. Three ■ games of 21. heads were played, and resulted in a win for Oamaru by 119 points to 108. Following arc tho scores, Eastbourne players mentioned first:— Perry, Exley. Niinmo. Johns 6 r. M r right, Tisdale, Armstrong. Mitchell, 1 32; Card. Inglis, Mayer, T. Lock 10 v. Gerrie, Mclntosh, Berry, Murray, 19; Perry, Card, Nimmo. Lock, H v. Armstrong, Mclntosh. Mileltell. Berry, 25; Smythe. I.oe. Johns, Rendall 19 v. Tisdale. Gerrie. Murray, Wright. 15; Perry. Scott, Munro, Lock 36 v. Tisdale. . Mclntosh. Berry. Armstrong. 11: Wise, Moods, Johns. Rendall 23 v. Wright, Gerrie, Murray, Mitchell. 17. The Oamaru visitors will this afternoon play two links of the Wellington Bowling Chib.