BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 251, 23 October 1928, Page 15

BOWLING.

[ LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY.

r. YESTERDAY'S TOURNAMENT.

I' the afternoon rounds, i.

The various Labour Day tournaments 'tobich were commenced yesterday morning, both at local greens and in the country, were continued until the early evening, there being no further rain. Results BOt published yesterday are as follows: PONSOXBY CLUB. SECTION A.

first Bound.—Buckle, Crowe, Torranee, •i McGregor 10, v. Colder, D. McGregor, rriffiths, Garry 8; Elleray, Waterworth, *™oks Miller 13, v. Parkinson, Clarke, Jnn(ts parsons 11; Oates, Wright, Buchan, Dick io Farrow, Veale, Paterson, Letham

Hound. —J. McGregor 26, v. Miller g. pi c k 12, v* Garry S; Letham 15, v.. Bound. —Letham 15, v. Garry 12; parsons 14, v. McGregor 3; Dick 16, v. vttfcr 3. Bound. —Dick IS, v. Parsons 7; forty 14. v. Miller 11; McGregor 13, v. 12. ■ Fifth Bound. —Garry 12, v. Parsons 11: Letham 18, v. Miller 14; McGregor 14, v. Dick 11- | Section Tie.—McGregor 9, v. Dick 8.

If- SECTION B. i First Bound. —Ormerod, French, Matthews, Kichardson 9,. v. Brown, Lovett, Johnston, Mclnnes 7; 'Schischka, Moore, Batiand. Bridges 14, v. Goldwater, Drummond, Knox, Allen 7; Smith, Goodacre, Colebrook, Bryant 13, v. Dougherty, McCrea, Bowbottom, Kelly 11. Second Bound. —Bridges 13,. v. Mclnnes M- Kelly 14, v. Allen 9; Bryant 16, s. Bichardson 8. • -r~ iTfhird Bound.—Bryant 14, v. Bridges 12; >u>n IS, v. Mclnnes 3; Kichardson 14, y. Kelly 10. > Fourth Bound. —Allen .12, v. Bichardson Bridges 17, v. Kelly S ; Mclnnes 12, v. Bryant 10. ' Fifth Bound. —Bryant 10, v. Allen 4; Bichardson 15, v. Bridges 10; Kelly 14, y. Mclnnes 12. 4

Bryant wins 'the eectlon with four wins. : The final, Bryant -v. McGregor, is to be 'played on a date to be arranged. •_ ;

• CARLTOX CLfUB. Section A.—Snedden (Carlton); 4 wins, JLloss; Mingins (Epsom), 4 wins; 1 loss ; : -Smell (Ponsonby). "3| wins,' ii losses; Clarke (Carlton), Si wins.li losses; Findby (Mount Eden), 3 wins, 2 losses ; Blair "(Carlton)i 3 Wing, 2 losses; White (Public Service), 1} Wing, ,-Bf,losses ; Thomson (Hilhfroro*), 1$ wins, 3* losses; Seantlebury l«nekland)iVl win, 3 losses; Perry (Carl<Ui)> 1 win, 3 losses. * ' Snedden and Mingins tied.for the section,, 'tind the former won the' piay-olf by 5 to 4. Section B.—Ritchie (Carlton), 5 wins, no losses; Elliott (Mount Eden), 4 wins, 1 ' less: Walker (Auckland), 3 wins, 2 losses; ' . iSosking (Carlton), 3 wins, 2 losses; Duifin (Carlton), 3 wins, 2.losses: Conway (Poneanby), 3J wins, 11 losses; Cross (Carlton), 3;wins, 3 losses; Mitchell (Carlton), li wins, 3i losses; Sheath (Hillaboro'), 1 win, t' ;. ' ,4 losses; Smith (Mount Eden), no wins, wIoMM. • Ritchie won the section. /• Section C.—De Lsunay (Epsom), 5 wins, no losses; Bird (Carlton), 4 wins, 1 loss;, : • Drnry (Rocky Nook), 3 wins; 2 losses; h Davey (Carlton), 3 wins. 2 losses; McMaster' (Stanley), 3 wins, 2 losses: Mountain (Carltsn), 2 Wins, 3 losses; Goldsmith (Hillshoro'), 2 wins, 2 losses.;*" Fraaer'XMoimt Eden), 1. win, 4 losses: Gordon (Carlton), Vwin, 4 losses; Truscott. 1 win, ifclossies. " r;f De-?j<Mni»y won the seMiOn.Section"D.—Fookes (Caiiton), 4 wins, 1 [jpu; Coltman (Carlton), 34 whis, 1J losses;

Keatley (Rocky Jiook), 3i wins, 1* losses; i|Dll«r (Epsom), 3i -wins, li losses ; Gillies '/v . (Carlton), 3 wins, 2 losses; Gilford- ' ' (Douinion Road). 2i -wini, 24 losses; Scarborough (Carlton), 1} wins, Si losses;; Davidson (Auckland), 1} Wilis, losses'.;' Trajreg (Mount Eden), 1 win, 3. laSse®& Williamson, 1 win, 4 losses. Fookes won' . tie section. V'i--- « ? Semi-finals.—Wlckstead, Brittatti, Rowe, Fookes 17, v. Lamb. Brace, George, De Lama; 8; Isaacs. Elliott, Ktlgonr, Sned-1-mOt 17, t. Wright, Maekay, Stevens, Ritchie

; Tb« final between Snedden and Fookes #m be placed on Saturday. ... ...

MOUNT ALBERT CLUB. ' Section A.—'First round: Mulr 9, v. Luke

(; iK. Thomas 14; Ti'Ployj 6; Catforth 13, ' T. Beck 4; Irving: Clark 12, v. Bromley 10. Second round - : Muir 22," v. Thomas 9; Catforth 12, v. Bromley 11; Clark 14, v. . Beek a; Floyd 8, v. Lake 5. Third round : , Bromley 15, t. lake 8; Clark 14, v. Floyd > *3 Bees 12, v. Thomas Ift; Muir 17, v. Cut- , forth 12. Fourth round: Muir 15, -v. Floyd 11; Clark 11, v. Cutforth 8; Beck I*, t. Bromley 9; Luke i 2, v. Thomas 8. L'Bfth round: Bromley 17, v. Muir 7; Clark 13, v. (Luke 12; Catforth .7, v. Thomas t>; floyd 12,. v. Beck 11. Clark v won the , section. .... < j. Section B.—First roundJ. Thomas 15, v. Potter 7; TomUnson.lo, t. Garlick 8 ; Daiw•9® 8, v. Dann 7; Allely 10, v. Darrach itSecond round: Thomas 10, v. Parraoh 0; Potter 14, t. Allely 10; Dann 17, -v. Tomliwon 8 ; Gaittek 10, y. Dawson 8. Third round: Thomas 15„.v. Tomllnson 11; GaiUick, " 11, ▼. Darrach 10-Dann 14,-v. Potter 7 ; Uawscn 16, t. Allely 10. Fourth round: 'Thomas 19, r. Allely 7 ; Darrach 12, v. • Pot- ■ . Iter 9; Dawwn 12, v. Tomllnson »; Garlick , t. Dann 8. Fifth round: Garlick heat : ttomag; Dawson 13, t. Darrach 8; Potter | 10, t. Tamlinson fl; Allely 15, v. Dann 8. J J.- Garlick -won the section. ft s "The play-off between Garlick *nd Clark fMI take place later.

' .. §|| RAWHITI CLUB. Section A.—"BnckiQan. Clarkson, J. "Whiteapu«e, Dontiell < Nomads*, A wins, 1 loss ; , 5 Wlfcnot, Schofleld. Worfhingfoh, Hardeastle, , < win*, 1 loss ; Hamlin, Samways, Chiplln, -- 5 XeKinley, 3 wins, 2 losses; Savin, Sharkey, ft. Walker, MePherson, 3 wins, 2 losses; «r. Pattlson, B. WaTker. Haalam, Austin, win 4 losses; Barker, MaSUand. Watson .v r & losses. Hardeastle won. tne section ei.HWiittgiof points. '•, _ . fleetieo B.—Woods, Jackson, Moncur, Old' Bn», 4 wins, 1 loss ; Angus, Johnson, Simp *n. Briggs (Te Papapa). 3 wins, 2 losses: . CuSeroai Bennett, Wooller, Taylor, 3 wins «Bjj£siKfi<tts; Vincent, Culpan, M. Thomson, P «o«son, 3 wins. 2 losses; Bolton, Robert , *oa. Martin, Eaves, 1 win.' 4 losses; Catter Miller, Mclnnes, MBTard, 1 win, 4 Oldham won the section. tf*l'lll'Mli anal 04 15 hCadS ' ° ldbam 18 ' bea ' GREY LTXX CLUB. . ■>. Section A.—-Preston, Buckley, Binns anc varus tiid. In the play-off Preston beai wdtley and Binns beat Curtis. Preston de Seated Binns in the final. ' 8.-—Tonge won the "section out With five wins. The final betweei Tonge will be played at a late " * EPSOM CLUB. mm A.—H. Wrijrht, 4 wins: Boyne, S & • Crawford. 2; Jenkin. 2 ; J wrlrtt. 2; Morrison. 2; Grtbble. 2. Wrigh ■ Wt Belief's) won the section outright. B.—Koylant-e. 4 wins; Bourke, 4 But 4 ton. 3; ,A. Jones, 3; Hopwood 2; Gosling, 1; Taylor, 0. . fMount Eden) won the play-off play Wright in the final next Sat ? DOMINION BOAD CLUB. . jJSUteen teams competed in the Labou rJ?°T nanlellt pWyed in'two sections b; PwPlnlon Xosd Bowling Oah yettordaj are aa follow* A—Hawkins. 4J wlnft. Sectioi J*yland. Savers and Ashbnry tied wit! liyUßd. In ti>e fir9t play Sayej STANLEY CLUB. pair* tournament wi 2S~A Stanley green yesterday. Si t0 P la >' off to decide the Winne m'f'iiri'gef ■ ' * ere Played and F. Cox woi "inner-np.-P.-"Whttl *s*°* Prise outright, with four wini I MalC wiaa. rke taaie 116x1 witll an

BOCKX NOOK CLUB. In the Labour Day progressive pairs tournament 32 .players participated, ilanr excitrng games resulted. The winning skip *ras \y. Williams, -with , e , T" n s and one loss, ana the winning lead T. J ones, with six wins. POINT CHEVALIER CLUB. * A re H"L results of matches, played at the Point Chevalier Bowling Club's green yesterday :— Breckon, Fairweather, ATlmn, Bull 14. v. Holdsworth, Clarke, Gibson, Boag •»; Walters, Laing, Dyson, King U, v. Phillips, Storey Barton, Lanigan '16. ONEHUXGA CLUB. tcE e »^ —Hayden, Buchanan, Wright, 6 *IM, 1 low;; MeKune, Coutts, Jackson, E. V. Sutherland, 6, 1; Vasev! n Sutherland, Kobertswn, 4, 3; Bray, Bills, 2, 5; Westaey, Stokes, George, Kenny, 2, 5; MeMaster, C. Boss, Munro, Garland, 2, 5; Moore, Wlggiaton, Davenport, Schnauer, 1, 6. Wright and Sutherland played off the tie, and the former won. Section B.—Bobb, Phillips, Schuaeken- ,. tr £;_, 3l * ekl ° w ' 6 * in "' 1 loss; S. Brown, C. Skinner, Jones, Flowerday, 5, 2; Grundy, ,T. Skinner, Vella, Macfarqubar, 4, 3: 3. Boss, Fordham, Whitmore, ««*■ 3, 4: Whiteside, Klrkwood, Cowell, Binftt, 3, 4; Kennedy, Bichardson, Harrison, A. A. Brown, 3, 4; Wriham, Burgess, Green, I. J. Sutherland, 2, 5. Macklow won the section outright, and will meet E. B. Wright in the final of 21 heads on Saturday afternoon.

NEW LYNN CLUB.

The informal opening of the New Lynn Bowling Club took place on Saturday. There was a large attendance of members, and, on account of the unavoidable absence o£ the president, Mr. E. R. Edney, Mr. C. H. Cox made a few suitable, remarks and asked Mrs".. Cox to throw the first Jack."' The president, Mrs. Witham, and ladies of the newly-formed Xew Lynn Croquet Club invited the bowlers to join them at afternoon tea. which was very nicely arranged.

The result of games was as follows

Thompson, Oborn, M. Meese, Rev. W. P. Rankin IS, v. J. White, W. Munro, Galloway, B. Meese 14 ; Cutler, Probert, Webster, Edgerley 1», ▼. Lain;, Bailey, Adams, Witham 13; Oak, Clark, Laturie, Welle 26, v. Jeffrey, W, K. Monro, Pringle, Boa? 20; CoDard, Johnston, Orerington, Young 21, v. Whitaker, Hebden, Matheaon, H. White 17.

A pairs tournament was held on the New Lynn green on Labour Day. Results:— Skips.—Rev. W. P. Rankin, 5 wins, 1 loss; M. Matheaon, 41, 12; Edgerley, 4, 2; B. Meese, 4, 2; Piatt, 3, 3; Pringle, 3, 3; Co*. 25, 31; Galloway, 2|, Z\; Wells, 2, 4; Witham, <2, 4; Webster, 2, 4; R White, IJ, 4|. e '• ■ Lean. '•— Overington, 51 wins, 3 loss; Thompson, 5, 1; Jeffrey s, 1:. J. White, 4, 2;W. K. Monro, 4, 2; Oak," 3. 3; M. Meese. 21, 35 ; W. Mnnro. 25, 35; Collard. 2, 4; Cutler, 11, 4J; Whitaker,,!, 5; Bailey, 6.

takapuha club.

Oborn, Black well, Hooker, F. A. Smith 18, v. Robinson, Bindrra, Lick, W. H. Taylor 27; OTieill, Waterman, Butler, W. A. Knaggs 23, ▼. Blolettl, Henderson. Bennet, Somerfield 18; Coife; Walters, MrMurtrie, T- Mills 15. v. Ridden, Dr. Wake, Buckley, [ Wernham 21; Fade, Kay, Price, Cutler 29, !;v? ■ Stallard, Blhikhorn, Arrownmith, Hay-,-dea lS; White, Dttdding, Prentice, Galbraith I vy~ Johnson, Tidman, Burnett, Christey

DAKGAVILLE CLUB.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

DARGAVPLLE, this day.

The Dargavllle Bowling Club pairs competition to-day resulted: — Skips—T. E. Jones, 1 win 3} losses;. F. X. DargaviUe, 3 wins 2 losses; L. I sod, 1 win 4 losses; F. C. Darey, 2 wins 3c losses ; D. Cooper, 1 -win losses; J. Hogg, 4 wins 1 loss; H- Hr Tonkin, 1 win 4 losses ;Capp, 4£ wins r- J- Davies, 3 wins-; 8. Roper, 2 wins 3'losses. \V. Toogood, 3 wins A lossesr R. A. Codk, 5 losses; R. H. Nicholson, 1 win 4 losses; A. G. Dickson, 2 wins 2k losses; W. Hyland, 1 win 4 losses; F. A. Jones, 3 wins 1 loss; R. Lowe, 3 wins 2Josses; H. Kimber, 2 wins 2i losses; X. H. Ratcliffe, 4 win# 1 loss; J. Plnmmer, :.4: wins 1 loss. ' . V;. •

arOSTBEBK WASAIO ToU£2i£Y.

THE SECTION WINNEKS.

PUKBKOHE, this day.

Rinks from the Tonkan. Waiuku, Pukekohe, Buck land, Patumahoe and devedpn Bowling Clabs took .part in the Northern Waikato Bowling Association's annual tournament at Pukekohe yesterday. Rain overnight .and during the morning made the greens heavy, but nevertheless they were is ' good order. Section play resulted:—r , Section A.—W. McNaughten, W. L. West, W. Teape, D. Nell (Walnkn) and H. Burrows, S. P. Day. V. J. Short, F. A. Hosking fPukdkohe), 3 wJmaad 1 loss each. NeU won inthe play-off. ■ Section B.—W. R. "Harris, M. Aldred, H. M. Barriball, G. V. Williams (Waiuku), 4 wins. . Section C.—David Roulston, T. C. Thompson, F. Perking, Doncan Roulston (Pukekohe), 4 wins. _ . _ „ Section D.—W. Jenkins, J. Pollock, E. F. gnell, W. P. J. Munro (Pukekohe), 3 winst. The. semi-finals and final will be played next Saturday. >

XANUKEWA BOWLING CLUB.

;•*. The Manurewa Bowling Club held its official opening of the season on Saturday afternoon, under most auspicious circumstances. Visitors were present front many surrounding districts, including Messrs. Pascoe, Gladding and party, representing the Auckland Centre, although their" visit was necessarily a short one. The lawns and grounds generally were lit splendid order, their well-kept appearance eliciting many congratulatory remarks. The president: (Mr. C. A. Fawcett) opened the proceedings by welcoming the visitors, and referred to the excellent prospects which faced members for the coming season. Mrs. Fawcett then threw the jack to a good length, amidst applausg. The ladies of the Croqt quet Club provided dainty afternoon tea in the adjacent hall, which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Interesting gAntmi were played throughout the afternoon, the general arrangements being in the capable hands of the secretary (Mr. F. Whyte) and the committee. Following were the results of the play: ? Grindrod, Cooper, Hooking 12,:; v. Nield, Hawthorn, McKenzie, Forbes ■ 24; Sidaway, H.. Gray, S. Fowler, G.j Osborne 11, v. McCullough, F. \Vhyte, E. Butterworth, J. Whitten 18; F. Steven*, Day, C. Fawcett, Stoyiheman 13, v. Dunne, C. Coxhead, A. Clark, Gatward 29; H. Hood, J. Wilcox, T.- Wood, C. Robertson 17, v. W. Rodgers, G. King, T. Gray, F. Law 18;, D. McKaughton, K«y, White, Barnard 11, v. Gryham, A. Craig, Richardson, Murray 24.