BOWLING TOURNEYS.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 255, 28 October 1929, Page 8

BOWLING TOURNEYS.

LABOUR DAY COMPETITIONS

RALN" DECAYS START. As the result of heavy rain this morning bowlers were doubtful whether they would get a game to-day, but as the showers eased off it became possible to make a start on some of the greens. Not only club games had been planned by all the city and suburban clubs, but also a number of tournaments in which local players have their first competition games of the new season. Chief among these is Carlton, which holds annually a full-rink competition that attracts very large entries, including practically all the leading exponents of the game. Other tourneys proceeded with to-day were at Epsom, Mount Albert and Onehunga.

Following are the results: — CARLTON GREEN. SECTION A. Second Round.— Campbell, McKinney, Sykes, Arthur 18, v. McKenzie, Horlaud, Bigelow, Elliot 11; Duffin, S»' v, Clarke 20; Garrard. Taylor, Stevep, Ritchie 11, v. Bates, Elliott, Turner, Irving-Clarke 12; Darlow, Williams, Mason, Ure 10, v. Cave, Nairn, Oatridge, Robertson 9; Tonkin, GJaddipg, Proctor, Wright 10, v. Avery. Isaacs, Kilgour, Snedden 10; Laug, Sheath, Graham, Mingins 5, v. Wrlgnt, lioss, Corps, Perry 11. SECTION B. Second Round.—rßoss, Green, Cowell, Vella 11, v. Sawyer, Mitchell, Wilson, Thomson 10; Lamb, Bruce, George, de Lauuay 13, v. Clarkson, Coutts, Ball, Truscott 115 Marshall, Sergeant, Bugler, Gill 10, v. Matheson, Wilson, Brackebush, Walker 7; Dignan," Daisley, Loram, Trayes 30, v. Aldred, Woolley, Moir, Scantleburv 4; Little, Wickstead, C. Cross, W. Cross 16, v. Bromwich, Paterson, McAllister, Nairn 6; Whitaker, Sinclair, Bird, Carter 13, v. Trendall, Buchanan, Percy, Auctman SECTION C. Second Round.—Jury 0, v. Muston 7; Smith, Spooner, Newton, Kussell 10, v. Allen, H. Allen, Bailey, Davidson 6; White, Struckett, Wishart, Gillies r l3, v. B. Smith, Sisson, Barker, Morgan'l3; McKay, Boss, Brittain, Fookes 14, v. P. White, Garrard, S. White, Brookfield 13; Hameton, Lundon, Goljard, Davey 12, v. Blockledge, Fraser, Johnston, McGill 5; Wright, Jowl, Gatenby, Baker 10, v. Sidler, Tongue, Pearce, Keatley 10. SECTION D. Parker-Hill C, v. Coltman 5; Johnson, Holford, Airey, Kelly 17, v. Pitt, Hill, Wrightson, G. Hoskipg 5; Nairn, Sherriff, Bowker, Turner. 23, v. Clark, Thompson, Norris, Knight 8; Lyell, Duncan, Harvey, Osmond 10, v. Santy, Bugler, Johnston, McMaster G; Delamore, Little, Vivian, Eraser 10, v. Yeo, Chambers, Koylance, Wakerlcy 7 ; Clayton 20, v. Maher 4. EPSOM. First Round—J. Ambury, C. Hill, Donald, Donnell 10, v. Wilie, Hill, Smith. Wright 11; Wright, Walker, Hood, Cliff 10, v. Penn, J. Harrison, F. Parsons, Blukey 10; Beckhian, W. Harrison,. Whitehouse, Rev. Harrison 13, v. Baguley, Pearce, Stringer, Williamson 9; W. Gribble, Montgomery, M. W. Gribble, Hooper 12, v. E. Taylor, A. Taylor, Grattan, Richmond 9 ; McCullough, Dawson, Bayliss, Franklin 10, v. J. Wallace, H. Gribble, W. G'ribbe; Gribble 17; Chapman, Mynott, Mcßeath, Burton 9, v. Stanton, Thompson, Brown, Gray 11; Parkinson, Dowding, Kendall, Taylor 11, v. Scarborough, Preston, Pollard, T. Thompson 12 ; Brewer, Blomfield, Hunt. Ludgrove 13, v. French, A. Clarke, Lewis, Hainsav 14; Wallace, W. Wallace, A. Jones, E. Jones 12,- v. Furnell, McDougall, Dowding, Jenkins S.

WAIUKU CLUB TOURNEY. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WAIUKU, this day. A full rink competition was held" on the Waiuku Bowling Club's green on Saturday. Results : —Jerraui, Braim, Geraghty, Jones 17, v. Barker, Hamilton, Bonner, IJ. M. Barriball 1G; Mackenzie, Bridle, Millington, Teape 21, v. S. West, G. Arkle, Whiteside, Williams 13; McXaiurliton, A. M. Barriball, Eddy 23, v. Gill Crouch, C. K. Barriball IS; Honey, Sommervllle, Harris 22, v. Trott, Waters, Greenhead S; Flavell, Roscoe, W. L. West 20, v. Colbeck, Aldred, Neil 17.