BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 15

BOWLING.

--■■ • SATURDAYS MATCHES. WAIT KM AT A GREEN. . Percentage fours.—Fisher. Blackwell. lluilcv, .inhiision 23, v. Brown. Burrow*, Sissoiis, Mcl'huil 12: Lilburu. U.kp. Eislou. u'Leary I'.i. v. Cult'. Fulbruok. Heath. Campbell, It}: Mitchell. Swiudail. Hay. Williamson -•">. v. Milis. Birch. Swanson. Osborne 14: Hubble, Rlaekledgp. Davies. Clover is. v. Beutley. Hulse. Potter. McKitistrlc 17: Jones. Llewellyn, Dent. Aspdea -4. v. Bruce, Frost. Crowley. Fraser IT. Champion-hip Singles.— Potter I s . v. MeThan 11; Burrows u>, v. Blackwe'.l 10: Sissons 17. v. I'arrish !.">. | Handicap Singles.—Johnston 21. v. Cole I 12: Lyuo 23. v. Bentley lb. PLAY AT PUKEKOHE. ! Play in the Pukekohe Club's viee-| • resident's fours competition on Saturday resulted:—A. C GUI. P. Bovil 21, v. C. K.| l.awrie. G. Haslam 2" ; w. H. Fausett. E. Crum. L. S. Civil. H. H. O'Loughlin 27. v. J. Morland. W. Maud, W. Blake. T. C. ! Thompson 10: It. Higginson, .1. Wvmer. H.j V. Gribble, H. J. Sumner 24. v. C. R.! Lusher. H. I>ell. F. I'erkins. U. Jamieson SI : A. Shaw. W. Stewart. B. B. Ravnes. W. Riebinjrs 27. v. W. MaePherson, J. Morland. jun.. Wynyard. C. Bonner 13. i I.VTER-CLUB MATCH. I TE PAPAPA V. HILLSBORO'. At Te Papapa.—Harriman. Beckman. Allcocb. Simpson 14. v. Bagley, Nutsford, Clark. Sheath 29 : Sim, Caddy. James. R. (i. \i Speight 14, v. Scarborough, Cauchey. Smitli.|{ Thompson 23: Dawson, Roy Speight. Waite I Inglis 13. v. Sainty. Anderson. Wilson. Wil-| damson 33: Thurshy. Wicklund. Whitehead, Bridge 13, v. McMillan, Stringer. Waters. Baker 20. j PUKEKOHE V. PATUMAHOE. A bowling match between Pukekohe and Patumalioe, played on Saturday, resulted in the former securing an overwhelming vie-1 tory. Details are. Pukekohe names taking priority:—L. Clark. W. Wright. E. E. Ing- ' pen. J. Blake 3~>. v. Lowe. Fausett. Furmage. E. C. Cuff 10 : G. Bowman. W. Grandison. W. F. J. Minim, XV. G. Pleydell 1!), v. Lowry.i Holder. Memberv. W. Howe IS: W. J. Jeii-' kins. \V. Wyatt, W. Short, J. Croshie 34. v. I Sheppard, Madill. J. llenrv. I'rquhart 11 : R. Hope. J. Miller. .1. 11. Keith. G. 11. Armstrong -■:•">. v. Baigent. Ravnes. Phillips. W. E. Johns 0. Totals : Pukekohe 124. IV.tumaboe 4-". THAMES BOWLING. DOMINION PRESIDENTS VISIT. While en route to Coromnndel to pay an official visit to the Coromandel Bowling Club, a group of prominent bowlers distinguished in the control of the game in the Dominion broke their journey at Thames on Friday afternoon, and wcrp welcomed by the members of the Thames Club. The patty consisted of Messrs. J. Hardley (president i. J. Thompson and G. T. Gladding iof the Dominion Council). J. Pascoe (president). S. Coldicutt. A. Parsons, and A. C Tonkin iof the Auckland Centre). On arriving at the Thames green. Messrs. E. R Cameron (president of the Thames <"lub) and J. Pratt (late president of the South Auckland Centre) expressed the great pleasure it gave the Thames bowlers to again meet their old friends, and. in their reply. Messrs. Hardley and Pascoe referred to the happy associations the Thames green held for Auckland bowlers, and stressed the good qualities of the game and its ideals of sociability, -hospitality, and good- fellowship. Before continuing on their journey i the visitors were entertained to afternoon j tea by the ladies in the pavilion. PAEROA V. THAMES. These games were keenly contested, the home club being victorious by 35 points Results are as follow, the visitors being named first in each case:—Holes. Vowles. ) Wilkinson.!Taylor 14. v. Dodd, 11. Murray. Palmer. Mlllington 26; Steedman. Silcock. I Edwards. Williams 20. v. Scott. Scanlon. j Buchan. Cameron 22: Watene. Dc Castro. | Forrest. W. Taylor 15, v. Jackson. Cleudon. j Strange. (J. Cordes 22: Smith, Chamberlain. Hamilton.. Mettam ID, v. Rutherford. Gal- ! lop. Johns. Smith 13: Mclutyrc. Finnie. i Bibb. Cine IS. v. Daiton. MeCullough. Alex- j finder, H.'Cordes 25; Lowry. Brocket Ellis. Hale 15. v. Pearson. Lowe. Shand. Macbay \ IS: Barclay Gee, Moreland. Purdie 10. v. : Graham, ifosking. Bongard. Clark 2'.):' Masters. McDonald. McCullay. I'ower 22. v. ! Lloyd. Pottcrton. Howe. Pedrotti 11 :-Fearn. j Alexander, Wallace. Hay ward 19. v. Wrenn. Sinclair. Lewis, Langford 12: MeCrory, Black, T. Williams. Marsh 13. v. Bateman, | T. Murray. Griffin. Pratt 2S. MEMORIAL BADGE? Much interest was taken in the match for the Memorial Badges, the holders. Chilton. Rhodes. Peebles, and Deluuiore. being challenged by Taylor. Gordon. Whitehead" and Adamson. The latter were the first i to find the green, and by good bowling won ! the first four heads, registering 10. The next four were Delamores. who secured 6. Alternative scores were secured by both teams up to the fourteenth bead, the hoard then reading Adamson 15. Delamore 12 The former then gradually increased his lead, and the game ended on the twentieth head. 25-15. and the badges were ! handed over. J