BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 76, 30 March 1928, Page 11

BOWLING.

FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW.

Auckland. —Interclub Epsom. Avondale.—lnterclub v. Glen Eden. Carlton. —Competition tor Leggo Bowls. Devonport.—Percentage Fours. Dominion Road. —Percentage Fours. Edendale. Shield. Ellerslie. —Percentage Fours. Epsom.—lnterclub v. Auckland. Olen Eden. —Interclub v. Avondal'-. Grey Lynn.—Club Fours. Henderson. —Open-Draw. Hillfboro'. —Ordinary Draw. Mangere.—lnterclub v. Otahnhu. Manurewa.—Club Fours. Mount Albert. —Club Competitions. Mount Edenr —Percentage Fours. Mount Wellington.—Ordinary Draw. New Lynn.—lnterclub v. Te Papapa. Onehuuga.—Vice-Presidents' Fours. Otahnhu. —Interclub v. Mangere. Papatoetoe.—Ordinary Draw. Ponsonby.—Percentage Fours. Pukekohe. —Ordinary Draw. RaWhiti.—Final of Percentage Fours. Kemuera. —Ordinary Draw. Rocky Nook.—Ordinary Draw. St. Heller's. —Ordinary Draw. Stanley.—Club Fours. Takapuna.—Percentage Fours. Te Papapa.—lnterclub v. New Lynn. Waitemata. —Percentage Fours. West End.—Percentage Fours.

THE BENDI6O GOLD BOWLS.

The following team will represent the Mount Albert Club In the Bendigo Gold Bowie competition, to be played on April 18:— J. Dann, J. Thomas, A. J. Jenkln, G. Clark.

PAPATOETOE ▼. HOWICK

In a game for the Gllmore Cup, Eowick defeated Papatoetoe by 11 points. As Howlck have now won two of the three rounds played for the cup they will hold the trophy until next season. lJeMrfts were as follow, Papatoetoe names being mentioned first: —J. Bryant, Waters, Franklin, R. P. Hill 12, v. Cox, Selby. Beckett, Wilson 15j Hosklng. Watson. Knight. Smytlieman 10, v. Page, Roberts, Bates, Johnson 18: J. Brvant, Waters, Franklin, R. P. Hill 15. v. Page, Roberta Bates, Johnson 11; Hosklng, Watson. Kuight, Smytheman 11, v. Cox, Selby, Beckett, Wilson 15. Howlck won by 11 points, and as they won two out of the three rounds played during the season the cup Is held by them until next season. The friendly inter-club match resulted as follows: —Ryan, Roberts, Hall, Paton (Howlck) 7, lost to R. McCullougb, Booth, Tidmarsh. Wlllcox 14; Ryan, Roberts, Hall, Paton (Howlck) 9, v. Crawford, Lucena, Rawnsley, Mclvor 17.

WHANGAREI CLUB.

(By Telegraph—Own Correspondent.) WHANGABEI, this day.

The Whangarei Bowling Club has withstood many challenges for the White Cup this season, but their hold was very precarious yesterday afternoon, when the Portland Club sent Leigh, Williams, Gaunt and Brewls In quest of the trophy. They were met by Moo rent ft, Caplln, G. Marshall and M.'G. King. The visitors started off with great elan. ■ and a handy five on the tenth head gave them the lead, 15 —7. After the tea adjournment, however, the local side were considerably refreshed,- and the next five heads went in their favour, making the score at' the fifteenth head 15 all. A four on the next head to Portland enhanced their chances, but the holders hung on tenaciously, and eventually ran out the winners by 23—20.

DARGAVILLE CLUB. +

(By Telegraph—Own Correspondent.)

DARGAVILLE, this day.

The Dargavijle. Bowling Club, the .holders of Che Hyland Shield for the past two seasons, suffered defeat yesterday, afternoon ait the hands of Whangarei by 54 points to 42. Details are:—E. Sothern, J. Allan (Whangarei) 25, v. W. Hyland, J. Hogg 23; O. Haig.F. CoburU (Whangarei) 29, v. T. E. Jones, F: C. Bavey 19. Playing at Hlkurangl on Wednesday Dargavttle lifted the Hayes Cup. J. Davie*, A. 3. Mclsaacs (Dargavllle) 31, v. Taylor, Seccombe 17; R. Lowe, D. A. Williams (Dargavllle) 15, v. Campbell, Lomas 18. The Dargavfflp Club will be represented at the Hlkurangl Easter tourney, and are also competing in the banner competition to be played at Waipu on: Easter Monday.