BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 61, 13 March 1929, Page 9

BOWLING.

BUILDERS BEAT MERCHANTS. ANNUAL MATCH PLAYED. Victory in the annual howling niat'-h yesterday between teams representing the Auckland merchants anil the Auckland Master Builders' Association, played at the Auckland Club's srrcen. went to the builders after a highly enjoyable contest. It was the fourth annual match and each side has now won twice. At the conclusion of the jrniiie a miniature ladder (presented by the Wilson Portland Cement Company), was handed over by Mr. A. G. Graham, on behalf of the merchants, to Mr. X. Cole, president of Ihe Builders' Association.

The scores were, merchants being named first :■—Braim. Uoss, Bray, Newbe-rin 15 v. Hill. S. White. G. Pollard. S. Jenkin 24 ; Odlin. Whitley. Henry. H. Watson 21. v. Dyson. L. G. Watson. P. White. E. Pollard 13: Mills. Speight, Stapleton, Crosher 2N. v. Hutchison. R. McCallum, DufSn Bird 14: Richards, Wilson. Gray, J. Hill 15. v. Whitaker. Davis. Aitehison. W. Jenkin 2S; Burroughs. M. McCallum. Bach, Graham S v. Duncan, Guthrie. Norton, Bull 42; Twiname, Vickerman, Short. Proctor 16 v. Savin. Coyle. Ellisdon. Clarke 22 Totals : Builders 143, Merchants 103.

GREY LYNN PAIRS TOURNEY.

The Grey Lynn Bowling Club arc holdins the hfth round of their mid-week pairs tournament on Wednesday. 2Otli inst Entries will be received by Sir. \V. H Newton, secretary, 6S, Surrey Crescent Grev Lynn.

FRASER STARS MATCH

(By Telegraph—Own Correspondent.) MATAMATA, Tuesday. The challenge match for the Fraser Stars, the pairs trophy for competition between the selected pairs of the whole of the Goldfields Clubs, was played between Hikutaia (Alley and Morrison t, anil Matamata (E. C. Banks and G. Stewart). Hikutaia won by IS —14.