BOWLING

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12612, 24 November 1926, Page 9

BOWLING

RINKS FROM AUSTRALIA COMPETITORS JtTJTOURN AMENT Per Press Association. , AUCKLAND, November 22. l Sevtn rinks from Australia will visit 1 New' Zealand to take part in the Do- ’ minion bowling tournament at Auck- I land in January. ‘ Mr A. J. Parker, of Ajiokland; who ; returned from a visit to Australia by the Aorangi to-night, said -he inter- i viewed the bowling authorities of NewSouth Wales, Victoria and South Aus- ■ tralia on behalf of the Dominion Bowling Council, and seven rinks were ■ promised. In addition, two teams of , Australian howlers would visit New Zealand in February. i MID-WEEK COMPETITION At Lyall Bay. Victoria teams:— 1 Official: Davi6, Thornley, J. McGill, Tucker (s); Abernethy, Stevens, J. B. Martin, Sneddon (si. Friendly: G. McGill, A'. H. Mackay, Innee, Marks (s). PETONE CLUB Senior Pennants Section A —lsland Bay v. Petone. 1.8. P. Broderick, Dixon, Wylie, Mnnro (s) 22 Robb. Cooper. , Laurie (s) ... 11 Restieaux, Serymgour, T a yl° r » Perkins (s) 16 Harman, .Cometti, Jones, Coles (s) 18 Island Bay, 88, Petone, 29. Victoria v. Petone—Senior Pennants Section C. V. P. Yardley, Simmons, J. M. Brakenrklge, J. Braaenridgo (s) 24 Paul, Cooper, Hay, Rennie (s) ... 19 Renner, Paul, Pole .Vosseler (5)... 15 Powell, Blake, Gray, P. McArthur (s) 1" Victoria, 39; Petone, 36. HATAITAI CLUB The following are the results of the games played on the Hataitai green, November 20th, 1926: Senior Pennant. Section B —Central v. Hataitai. H. O. Wells, Moston, Moeller, Halliday (s) 21 Hendry, Tempest, J. Kerr, Nicholson (s) 13 Bnrke, Uren, Dixon, Haigh (5)... 16 Carswell. Hunter, Carrad, Ficldi ing (s) 18 Hataitai. 39; Central, 29. Senior Pennant, Section C—Khandallah v Hataitai. H. K. Southwick, Bolland, Claridge, Woolley (s) - - 21 W. Bouriie. McEwan, Warren, Nalder (b) v ..Vyv J? Revin, Boutke, Todd, Fletcher (s) 11 Emerson, Cometti, Writings, McWhannell (si 29 Hataitai, 50: Khandallah, 30. ' Flyger Shield. K. H. Tomkies, Bray. Colley, Porter (s) 18 Whitcmnbe, ' Donald, Martin, Blake (s) 27 Pope, Ctatcr, Patrick, Harton (s) 17 Gibson. Henry, Anstey, Ward (s) 25 Hataitai, 52: Kelburn, 35. ISLAND~BAY CLUB The following are the results of games played at Island Bay v. Petone on Saturday (Island Bay mentioned first):— A Pennants—C. Hart, Jones, Parsons, Conder (s), 22: Elvines, Burns, Beynon (s), 12. „ , Campbell, Herron. Dunrnn. Duff (s), 36; Thompson, Hawken, Firth, Doneghuo (s), 17. D Pqnnants v. Lower Hntt. Whitelaw, J. Hart. Mcllroy. Hale (s), 14; Tonkin, Cnpe3, Barnes, Kennmgton Kerr, Kev. Osborne. Jenkins (s), 23; Watkins, McArthur, Roundhill, McCaskcll(s), 15. Friendly v. Victoria. Brooks. Paul. Soringhall. Wilkinson (s), 26: F. J. Chisholm, EVans, Middleion. Marks (si, 18. Winks. Nees, Young, Clerke (s). 21; Collett, Reid. Robinson, Keith (s), 18. Teams for Midweek Gome v. Kelburn, next Wednesday. Whitelaw. Willoughby, Wylie, Fcrkins (si. McGill. Young, Dixon, Munro (s). Friendly—O’Donnell, Necs, McLean, Hobbs (s). CENTRAL (PETONE) CLUB Results of games played at Central green : B Section, Senior Pennants: Central v.

WELLINGTON CENTRE V. OTAB

ENJOYABLE GAMES ("Times'* Correspondent). Four rinks from Wellington Centra visited Otaki on Wednesday, and indulged in games on an excellent' green prepared by Mr Tom Colca. Play throughout was of a pleasing nature, but the visitors proved superior on the aggregate, winning comfortably. Mr J, .J. Palmer, as supervisor, did fine work, while the ladies supplied an afternoon tea in their beat style. Tho results were as follow, Otaki be-» ine mentioned first in each case: Freeman, Baxter. Gooding, Smith (s) 16, v. Sliallcrass, Marks, Porter, Stone (a) M Brown, Whiteman, Amyes. Noble' («) 11, v. Kershaw, Newcombe, Munro, Hendry (s) 13.

Evans, Wyatt, o*Rourke, Satherley fe) 12, v. Wright, Pennev, Burn, Hodgkins (5) 11. Nicholson, Webster, Eddy. Olliver (s) 5, v. Jones, Johnson, Meadoweroft, Coles (s) 23. In the afternoon a change of rinks was made, with the following results: — Satherley v. Stone, 16—20. Olliver v, Hendry, 15—26; Noble v. Hodgkins, 25—10. Smith r. Coles, 10—41.

Results.—Morning: Otaki, 2 games; Wellington, 2; Otaki, 44 points; Wellington, ,61. Afternoon*. Otaki, 1 game; Wellington, 3. Otaki, 66 points; Wellington, 97. Final—Otaki, S games, 110 points; Wellington, 5 games, 158 points. At the conclusion of play Mr Stone, president of the Wellington Centre, returned thanks on behalf of the visitors, who, he said, had enjoyed the outing very much, Mr Marks referred to the green, considering it was equal to any in Wellington. It was perfect for bowls, and players had no excuse.

Hataitni. c. H. Cover, Watkinson. J. Green, Barnsley (si 15 McCrae, Heskcll, McCune, Cheeseman (s) 18 Parkinson, May, Scddon, Senior 16 Grant. Cathie. Watts, Wearno (s) 29 Flyger Shield, A Section, v. Seatnun^ Toomer. R. Shardlow, Faweon, 13 Kircher. Hill. Jones* Beil isl 24 T. Green, Fitzgerald, Nicholas, 21 Lvninn, Barnett, Bennett, Webb 19 Friendly with Petone. c. P. Pavno, Clark, Train. Fisher (a) 10 Lowson, Firth, Naughton, Leuthwoite ' 16 Jowrtt. McVicar, Tfoche, Jones (si 17 Donovan, Arcus, Johnson* Ibcll (s)