PONSONBY CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 148, 23 June 1923, Page 12

PONSONBY CLUB.

T J? e J, 111 " 5 , 6111 annual meeting of ti, D sonny Bowling Club was he'd in ,if he Po, >- pavilion, the president, Mr i f -? e S lab '« presiding over a large thL he tnr p r b r s stes*. -«. position, the revenue for IE? flouris limg considerably over four flgure, tIV bein 5 Seated % 1-Vet Including the Queensland and XeJ'^ o™'0™' Wales touring teams. The w«.« . * outll in all competitions was most & and characterised by the frienriiJ * ln * that marks all true sport FolW^ ,,^ pionship Singles: .7. C. Youne IVr™. m " Fours: R. Richardson. W kL Tt? 1 ?* 6 V,i2i/Z2: T. H. ( hapmau and A p» won"'an dU V* B «Kfc twice rnnner-un. A. Parsons, with V a?"* inc. viz.. Dominion Fours. Two of •?" loss. This is the third time that the pS,' is&nzz, by Jl v nSi ? season. The Auckland Easter Founi were won by A. Brackebush (11, A J LeS (21. 11. 11. Garry (31. and M. Walker (skh? The Carlton tournament in January "?, r^n^-^r^^KE another Ponsonby team in'D. PollnV rii J. Conway (2). I). Melnuis (3). J. jj£ (skip) were the runners-up. A. Parsons also skipped he winning team in the Epsom and Wniuk-u Clnhs' tourneys. and th* Auckland Centre Executive Fours, and was runner-up in the second Uotorua tourney losing- the final bygone point. lm ™S< In the course of the eveninir a presentation was mode to Mr. John Conway as a mark of esteem and appreciation of hto untiring efforts to further the interests of The election of officers for the ensnin? year resulted as follow:—President Mr T IT. Chanman: vice-presidents. Messrs 'n" Rowland nnd .T. Black: secretary Mr A T>" Crowe: tron.snrer. Mr. D. Pollok:' superintendent. Mr. H. J. Ttray; executive committee. Messrs. W. .T. Campbell. W T Brown. D. M*-Tnnis nnd .T. Paterson; a'miltor. Mr. TT. W. Gray: delates to Anctland Centre. Messrs. T. H. Chapman. A. Parsons, and A. I. Crowe; coach, Mr. A. Parsons.