BOWLING

Evening Post, Issue 51, 2 March 1931, Page 31

BOWLING

THE SENIOR PENNANt )

AVON BY IXA.TAITAI

The playing o£ the postponed ftrsfc round of the Senior Pennant bowling competition on Saturday afternoon resulted in Hataitai Club obtaining 100 per cent, of wins and annexing the Pennant. Hataitai's record was the more remarkaljls in that it had ten rinks playing and was fifth- from the lead before the round wad played. The percentage of .wins -will icquire to be worked out before the runnerup can be stated with certainty. Central Club, Petone, defauted in all it* games, deciding to take .this. _ course because it had no chance of' winning th« Pennant. It is likely that the centre will ask the club to explain .its action, which, might have had a serious effect on th» result of the competition. . Results:— SENIOR PENNANT. Hataitai against Victoria, Hataitai mentioned first:—Blighting 33; Snadden 12. Ardell 20; Norwood 11. Wellings 22; Ham 21: Comelti 22; Bailey 21. Hataitai against Kliandallah (Hataitai mentioned first):— Wrigley, Stonebanks, Kershaw, Shore (s), 24; Rodger, Fleming, Swanger, Nalder (s), 14. Hayman, Anstey, Thirkell, Woolley (s), 27; Cutforth, M'Kay, M'Ewan, King (s), 13. Hataitai against Upper Hutt, Hataitai mentioned first:—Claridge 35; Lightfoofc 20. Martin 17; Robertson" 14. "; • Hataitai against Eastbourne, Hataitai mentioned first:—Watts 21; Cook 17, Fielding 21; Rendle 19. •Lyall Bay against New town (Lyall Bay, mentioned first):—H. Gunderson, Howse, George, Sherwood (s), 31; West, Newson,' Haushton, Sexton (s), 7. Scott, 0. Gundersdn, Raven, Brackenridge (s), 24; Kerap, Carman, W. Read, A. Hodgson, (s), 14. Sands, Hallam, Topp, Leahy (s), 12; Chegwidden, Hunt, Phillips, J. Pollock (s), 20. Dick, M'Kenzie, O'Gorraan, Bradley (s), 15;-Hodgson, Penlington, Blenkinsop, Levestam (s), 22. . ' _ „■ ■ Lyall Bay against Karon (Lyall JJay mentioned first)-.—Wells, Nicholson, Walker, Hazlewood (s), 21; P. Crawford, Simley, Platt, G. Crawford (s), 22. Hastings, Purchas, Woollett, Noad (s), . IS;; Jordan, Sedgwick, Dyett, Naismith (s), 24. Khandallah. versus Johnsonville (Kh&ndallah mentioned first):— Porteoug, Bradshaw, Wright, Burt (s), 28; Skinner, Willetts, W. Mills, V. A. Mills (s), 15. Eagles Griffiths,' Bennett, Monro (s), 25; Miller, Jones, Neale, Embary (s), 13. Living, MaeMorran, Bailey, Bringans (s), 35; Hogg, Carman, Washington, E. T; Mills (sVJO, Lynneberg,' Haswell, Mnlford, Butt (s),' 21; O'Neill, . Angell, Johnson, Jacobs (s), 23. Kelbufh against Wellington (Kelhum meutiooed. first) :-Lawn, Torabieß, Wright, Meadowcroft (s), 26; Hddreth, Roberts, Waters, E. J. Hill (a), M. War, rail,. Miller, Valentine, Smith (s), »1, Brice, Thompson, Salt, Dimock (s), 13. Reid F Widdop, M'Callum, Routley (s) t 1 5 . j4 , Warwick (s), 20. Clater, Spence,' Gardner, Boherty (s), 19; Bhmdell, -G."S. Hill, A. Marshall, fa™ 3*; Is) 17 Forgie, J. Lomas, Patrick, Mair ris (s)," 16; Roberts, M'Kenzie, Thompson, Pbrteous • (s),' 17.'' Boden, Ewajt, HayMackenzie, Lowry (b), 12; Dalrymple, Cresswell, Parton, Parkhouse (s)»_.2O Kelburn against . Thorndon' (Kelbur» mentioned first) :-Petrie, Waikw, W.il- : Hams, Nicholls (s), 21; HaU, Porteous, M'Laurin, De Tourettcs (s), 20. Brook' Osborn, Miller, E. Johnson (s), 23, laul, Johnson, Mason, Rodger s), 18. Lorn&. Herd, -Compton, Gray ,(s), . 16; Dnon, [ Allen, Hutton, Lambert (s), 21. Brace,; . Macdonakl, Wearne, M'Coll (s), 8; >an-can-ow, Tairbairn, Hyams, Munro (s), 34. Kelburn- against Plimmerton (Kelbuni mentioned- • first) :-Matthewsonßurw, Parkinson, Lomas >), 1»;_ MB«* Gyles, Blake, Martin (s), 17; Rabone M'Kenzie, Clarke, J. Wuldop (s), 20,. Keats, Walker, Johnson, Burnham (s), 16. Suclling, M'Lean (s), l^Wright, Hnntw, Jones, M'Arttar, • Houldsworth (s), 24* Swahsoh, M'Cabe, Page,- Stone (s), H,; Bennett, Wicks,' 'Wylie, ' Innes (s), 3Q. Seatoun against Thorn^n (Seafeg* mentioned first)•.-Snelhng^Blyth, Mdl eu Bai-heti; (s), 21; Wilson, Nelson White, -.IssstkiiSS&Btfs;. mentioned first) :-O'Donnell 18; Ibell W. Duncan 26; Silbery 21. ' wmmm Teagle lost to King. JUNIOR PENNANT. Thorndon v. Karori (Thomdon mentionpd first)- George, MTManaway, Jleltzei, Stewi' '\J,2£ Curie, Thorn, Chambers. S'&lto,m S against Island Bay (Seatoun. mentioned "first): M'Anally, Stewart Ramsden, Glennie W, M; Howarth, Ifo. mentlonel first):-Cull, .Hands, Dearo. M'Kenna (s.), 29; Wilkinson, Stewart, Garbett, Johnston (s.K 10. ncimii. Khandallah against Johnsonville (KhandiUah mentioned first): Colpus, BeJ),cS L?ttlejohn (s.), 22; Bryant, Bo-ards,-Dalton, Austin (s.), lt>. Petone beat Eastbourne. j-f,,.i t Kelburn won from Victoria by default, EDWIN FEATHERS. Hataitai against Island Bay (Hataitai mentioned first): Talbot 23; Clarke IJ. FRIENDLY GAMES. Kelburn against Victoria (Kelburn men. tioned first): Pope, Steel, Purdie, Inghi I fs ) ' 20; Phelan, Mackay, Evans, Chittcy 1 fs) l q Fyfe, Zander, Trajes, Rose (s.), ; 29; Watkinfc, Banatt, Ayling, Stevenson ' Lviu'Bav against Wobuni (Lyall Ba.e mentioned first): Gouklen, lla^crth Par. • sons, Wyett (s.), 18: August, Quinn, Mai- • tin, Holland (s. , 10. ,Bo yd ', r^ lai. r/ , Wilmshurst, Phythian («.), 17; MCaffre>, : Black, Whiteman, Robson (s.). 14.

The following teams will represent KeU burn Club against Thorndon at ThorndOft crcen to-tuorrow:—Worrall, Compton, Uarris, Meadowcroft; Widdop,. Clarke, bohcrty, Roullcy; Brook, Clater, Trayes, Gardner; JUtthewson, Watkin, Johnson, Williams; Cameron, Steel, Tin-die, IngUsr,, Thomson, Young, Parkinson. Andrews. • The Kelburn team for the champion rink competition on Wednesday will,be:— Brace, Comptou, Doherty, and Routley.

At the ■Willesden Police Court, JlKm- ; don, recently, it was stated that eleven; families, consisting- of fifty-four per-. sons, of whom twenty-nine were child-1 ren, lived in an cloven-roomed house at Salusbury road, KUburn. Mrs.' .33. Smith, Warwick crescent,:. Pacldington, summoned by the local council for permitting the house to bo overcrowded and. to become verminous,, was fined £.10, and ordered to abate- the . nuisance. The sanitary inspector stated that since the summons was issued, another child had been born. In one; room two sets of twins had been born. The whole place was verminous, anft all that Mrs. Smith had done was to, remove certain filthy bedding- and replace it wit.h some equally bad.. Mr. Pratt, solicitor, said that. the.'landlady was receiving a rental of! £7 7s 3d per; ,week for this' one house,