CLUB WATCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 308, 29 December 1924, Page 8

CLUB WATCHES.

REMUERA GREEN. Club Fours. — Sawyer. Kirk, Pollen, McGregor IS. v. Sutherland. Wilson. Cut Held Dingwall 13; Ellerbeck, Brook, Vickerman' I nterson 27, v. lleaddey, Murdoch, A. D Ashton. Gannaway IS; Wells, Dempsev' Menzies 25, v. Passmore, Edmlston. CuVrorth 19 ; Kenderdine, Annandale, Tancrcd Lambourne 27, v. Cowan Monro W I Campbell. W. Hill 18; Simms. ' Harris' Baker 20. v. Whitehousc, Overton-Smith, C. H. Kissling 16. RAWHITI GREEN. Single Club Championship.—Burcher °3 v. McGowan 13: Chlplin 18, v. McGowan 13; Moncur 24, v. Pitt 13; McGowan 25, v Eaves 16; Thomson 22, v. Whelans 11 • Thomson 22, v. Eaves 15; Grantly 10 v' Murray 12; Eaves 26, v. Burcher 11 ; Whelans 20, v. Eaves 12; Whelans 2S v' McGowan 15. Field Handicap Singles.—F. Woods "4 v Walker 15; Murray 7". v . pj tt 12 : Mur-rav 18, v. Burcher lfi ; Bi. .her 25, v. Pitt 12. * Championship Pairs.—Grantlv and Thomson 23. v. Whelans nnd Moncur 12. Ordinary Draw.—Witile, Roberts. Bennett, Wooller 20. v. Vaughan, Robertson Duncanson, Worthington 12 ; Samwayß rink 22, v. Bnrrher'n jrlnlc 18.

CARLTON GREEN. Clnb Fours.—Srherer, Hodge, Stevens, Wisbart, 26, v. Garrard, White, Elliott, Kellv, l-i; Farrow. McLaughlin, Angove, Guy, -'0, v. Alien, Holland, Brittain, Thornes, 20; Van Stavern, Robertson, Gray, W. Coltman, 20, v. Marts, Wrisht, Rose. Watson, 23; K. Taylor, Burns, Morton, Kvne. 22, v. Kamsay, Bell, Edmonds, Gillies, 12, ELLERSLIE GREEN. Championship, 10,24-25.—Second round: Toy 1«. v. Jackson, 13 : Coppins 20, v. Osborne 12; Taylor 20, v. Lynch 9; White 23. v. Marklow 15. Sealed Handicap Pairs. —Richmond and Ryan. 30, v. Curlett and Gollan 7. Ordinary Draw. — Westhrook. Nelson, Garmson, Somervell 35, v. Bartlett, Breed, McKelvie. Holland 10; Hunter, H. MrKenzie, Williams, Dickson 23. v. A. McKcnzic, Mac Donald, Gordon 21. GREY LYNff GREEK. The following skips have entered teams for the mid-week tournament to be held on Wednesday. January 14, 1025:— T. Hanna, Rowbottom, Hayden (Taknpuna), S. Miller. Allnutt. Gary, Letham (l'onsonby), Newton Mclvor, Jno. Preston (Grey Lynn). Bridges l.Mt. Eden), .1. AUeley (Mt. Albert), Dclaunev (Epsom), 11. Jenkin (Rocky Nook). " Two more teams are wanted. STANLEY GREEN. Club Fours. — Saunders, Nlblock. Nichnl, White 22, v. Locke, H. Gentles, Ci. M. Reid, Smith 10 ; Callow, Graw. Campbell Hipkins 20. v. Tarter, J. A. Gentles, S. Held. Wilson 17- Dawson Dickens,! Ross. Hall 18, v. Hindmiin, Tayler, Boyd, MacGrcgor 16. Handicap Singles.—Wilson 35, v. Hindman 22. AUCKLAND GREEN. Club Fours.- Hnrdv. Gilbert, C'arlow, Prime no, v. Dickens. Bourke, Ryrle, Coldirutt 14; Alexander, A. F. Macky, Robertson. Anstiss 10, v. Barclay. Burhush, I'arrett, McCrea 21 ; Messenger, Howard, Cater. Dnon 23, v. P. Dimery, 11. Allan. Buttle, Pnniel 15; Shaw. De Renzy, Commons, Plummcr IS, v. Beaumont, Hacket, Hewitson. Rawlinson 24: Buttimore, Woodhnm, Crowburst. Moon 21, v. Roberts, Simpson. W. R. Fletcher, Rocke 2fi; Ingli?, Harlow, Neil. Ksnni IT. v. A. Walker, Kudd. Keesiug, Under 12; 11. Fletcher, Prober!. Ell. Scott 16, V. Cooper, Somervillc, Frank. Burton 2t>. SILVER CUP TOURNAMENT. TLAY AT HAMILTON. (From Our Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, this day. The third round of the above tournament was played at Hamilton on Saturday afternoon, under wintry conditions. The play bad to be stopped every now and again on account of the. heavy showers, but. In spite of this, there were some good finishes. Hodd (Whltiora) v. Burton (Frankton Junction) proved a close game. Hodd opened with a single. Burton secured the next, and he scored up to the eighth head, when tbe game stood at 10 to 2 1n Burton's favour. Hodd took the next eight heads, and ut the fifteenth Hodd was 14—10, while at the twentieth he was one up, 16—15. When the skips went down, Hodd had two to tbe good. Burton drove, but improved his opponent's position to 4 up, and with his last drew and saved three, Hodd winning 17—15. Fuller (Xgaruawahla) v. Masefield (Walhi) played a close finish. They were head and head about to the twentieth, Fuller 18 and Masefield 16. When tbey went up to the mat Masefield bad a nice four, but Fuller drew a lovely bowl to cut out three, and finished one down, 18 —17. Fruish (Railway) v. Adamson (Thames). —The railway "boys" in this game got the first three heads tor 5. Adamson then put on a 4 and a 2. Fruish won the next two heads in 3 and 2, losing the eighth to Thameß for 3, and taking the next in 4, and on the twelfth head was 16 —9. Then Thames nicked a 4 and a 2, and on the nineteenth bead Fruish was 3 up, 21—18. By a line draw he added another one at the twentieth head. The leads and seconds well mixed the last head, and Hallway had one of an advantage when Adamson drew a nice bowl. Fruish replied with a better one, making 2 up. Adamson drove to burn but missed the bunch, Railway winning, Turton (Huntly) v. Mitchell (Hamilton.— Turton opened on the first five heads to !> up ; then Mitchell notched a 5. Turton had tbe best if anything up to the twentieth head, being Ift—ls, and lie scored on thirteen heads. Mitchell had 5 in a bunch on the last head, but the Huntly player played a pearl with his last bowl, making him 5 up. The results of the third round were:— Section A.—Carter 22, v. Hlggott 11; Qualtrough 23, v. McDermott 1C ■ Turton 20, v. .Mitchell 15 ; Fruish 23, v. Adamson 18. Section B.—Scott 25, v. Spiers 14 ; Bell 30, v. Simpson 20; Fuller 18, v. Masefield 16 ; Cordes 22, v. Horton 0. Section C.—Boles 23, v. James 15 ; Cornish 24, v. Graham 15 ; rilklngton 24, v. Crawshaw 17 ; Burrows 25, v. Moon 18. Section I_>.—Hodd 17. v. Burton 15; Noonan IS, v. I'rickett 13; Mclvor 27, v. Wight 111; Coombes 21, v. Astie 14. And the position in each section is:— Section A.—Fruish (Railway). 3 wins: Mitchell and Qualtrough (Hamilton), Carter (Hamilton East), 2 wins and 1 loss; Higgott (Whitiora), Adamson (Thames!. Turton (Huntly), 1 win and 2 losses; McDermott (Waihi), 3 losses. Section B.—Cordes (Thames), Bell (Hamilton), Scott (Whitiora), 3 wins; Fuller (Ngaruawahia), 2 wins and 1 loss: Simpson (Railway), 1 win and 2 losses; Horton I Hamilton), Spiers (Hamilton East) and Masefield (Walhi) 3 losses. Section C.—Boles (Te Kulti) and TMlkington (Hamilton). 3 wins; Burrow (Whitiora), 2 wins and 1 loss: Crawshaw (Frankton). Graham (Hamilton), Cornish (Morrlnsville) and James (Cambridge), 2 losses and 1 win; Moon (Railway), 3 loosses. Section D.—Coombes (Hamilton) and Mclvor (Cambridge), 3 wins; Astie (Whitiora), and Wight (Wanganui), 2 wins and 1 loss; Hodd (Whitiora i and Noonan (Te Awamutu), 1 win and 2 losses; Burton (Frankton) and i'rickett (Hamilton East) 3 losses. REMUERA TOURNAMENT. The following is the draw for the New Year tournament, which takes place on Kemuera green on January 1, 2 and 3 —- it K ? cti< ? n , A - — A ' Lon S (Remuera), B Vugler (Remuera). C. Mclvor (Grey Lvnnl V Hardie Neill (Auckland), E. Blanchard (Carlton), F. Taylor (Epsom) Emnenar<l Section B.—A. Mcßobie (Remuera), B Mellars (Remnera), C. Parsons Pon' sonby), D. Hosking (Ponsonby), E. HoopTr Clakupunu), F. Mason (Devonportl Section C. —A: Macey (Remuera l vt Wyatt (Remuera), ('. Garry (PonsoVibvi P. Hose (Carlton). E. Richmond (Epsom ' 1'". Andrew (Paputoetoe). v^usomj, Section n.—A. Sanderson (Remnera) B. Boyne (Grey Lynn). C. Mnston (i„ck-' and), I), warren (Carlton). F. Delaunnav (Epsom), F. mils (Onehunga). l,uunnav In the section piny there will be three games each day. Thursday and FrhHv and the inter-section and final on Saturday' Play commences each day at 0 a.m 5 '