FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 12

FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW.

POSTPONED THIRD PENNANT ROUND,

Auckland v. Ponsonby and Takapuna; also Inter-club v. Takapuna, Manurewa and

Otahuliu. Avondale. v. Devonport; also Inter-club v.

Waitemata. Buckland.—Closed for Franklin Races. Carlton v. Rocky Nook, Edendale and Wai

temata. ' ' . Clevedon.—Ordinary Draw. Devonpott v. Epsom and Avonflale; also Irit«r-club v. Epsom. Dominion Road v. Hallyburton Johnstone

and Remuera. Edendale v. Te Papapa and Carlton. Bllerelie v. Stanley and Grey Lynn; also

Inter-club (first years) v. Stanley. Epsom v. St. Helier's and Devonport; also Inter-club v. Devonport and Te Papapa. Glen Eden v. Mount Albert; also Inter-

club. Grey Lynn v. Onehunga, Ellerslie and

Manure wa. Hallyburton Johnetone v. Dominion Road, Heleneville v. Henderson. Hillsboro , v. St. Helier's. Howick v. Otahuhu. » Mangere.—-Percentage Fours. Manufewa v. Grey Lynn ; also ,Intel'-club V,

Auckland and Rawhiti. Mount Albert v. Mount Eden,, Rawhiti and

• Glen Eden; also Inter-club v. Glen Eden. Mount Eden v. Mount Albert and West End. Mount Wellington.—Ordinary Draw. New Lynn v. Onehunga; also Inter-dub, Onehunga v. New Lynn and Grey Lynn; also Inter-club v. New Lynn. Otahuhu v. Ponsonby and Howick; also Inter-club V. Auckland. Papakura.—lnter-club v. Te Papapa; also 'Semi-flnalß for Handicap Singles (Paton gold medal) and Handicap Pairs (two silver cups.) Papatoetoe v. Remuera.

Patumahoe.—Ordinary Draw. Poneonby v. Auckland and Otahuhu. Pukekphe.—Closed for Races. Rawhiti v. Mount Albert and West End; also Inter-club v. Monurewa. Remuera v. Dominion Road and Papatoetoe. Rocky Nook v. Carlton. St. Helier's v. Epsom and Hillsboro'. Stanley v. Ellerslie; also Inter-cub (firetyears.) Takapuna v. Atickand; also Iriter-club. Te Papapa v. Bdendale; also Inter-club v.

Papakura and Epsom. Tuakau.—Closed for Franklin Races. Waltemata v. Carlton; also Inter-club v. Avondale. Waluku.—Ordinary Draw. West End v. Mount Eden and Rawhltl. MANGERE CLUB TOURNAMENT.

The Mangere Bowling Club held the third of its monthly one-day tournaments, yesterday, when fourteen teams competed. Russell, of Remuera, and Moss, of Auckland, were the section winners, both going through without a loss, The fiDal will be played on the Mangere green on Monday afternoon, commencing at 2 p.m. Following are the details :— A SECTION, First Round.—Murray (Rawhifci) 15, beat Codd (Dominion Road) 8; Russell (Remuera) 15, beat W. R. Knight (Mangere) 6; Robertson (Onehunga) 16. beat R. Prang ley (Mangore) 5; Preston (Grey Lynn) 13, beat De Launey (Epeom) 7. Second Round.—De Launey 17, beat Prangley 9; Preston 14 beat Robertson 11 ; Russell 20, beat Codd 13; Murray 17, beat Knight 16. Third Round. —Codd 13, beat De Launey 9; Preston 14, beat Murray 12";' Russell 17, i beat Prangley 15Robertson 18, beat Knight 10. Fourth Round. —De Launey 17, beat Knight 8; Robertson 13, beat Codd 9; Murray 14, beat Prangley 10; Russell 18, beat Preston 13. Fifth Round.-—Preston 14, beat Codd 12; Russell 13, beat De Launey 12 J Murray 14, beat Robertson 10; Prangley 14, beat Knight 11. Summary.—Russell 5 wins; Preston, 4 and 1; Murray, 4 and 1; Robertson 3 aiid 2; De Launey, 2 and 3; Codd 1 and 4; Prangley, 1 and 4; Knight, 0 and 5. B SECTION. First Round.-*—Moss (Auckland) 12, beat Connor (Mangere) 9; Hollier (Mangere) 12, beat Turner (Carlton) 11; Gollan (Ellerslie) 14, beat McKenzie (Ellerslie) 10 Second Round.—Hollier 14 beat Gollan 10; Moss 12, beat McKenzie 10; Connor 15, beat Turner 9. , Third Round.—Hellier 14 beat McKenzie 6; Connor 18, beat Gollan 10; Moss 18 beat Turner 16. Fourth Round.—Moss 115 beat Gollan 13; Hollier 17, beat Connor 7;• McKenzie 25, beat. Turner 6. _ Fifth Round. —Moss 16, beat Hollier 12; Turner 14, beat Golljin 10; Connor 18 beat McKenzie 10. _ Summary.—Mobs 5 wins; Hollier, 4-ana 'l; Connor, 3 and 2 ; Turner, 2 and 3; Gollan, 1 and 4; McKenzie, 1 and 4.

GROCERY TRADE MATCH. The second match of the season between the retail and wholesale sections of the grocery trade was played on the Epsom green and resulted in a tie in rinks 1 ' wins and a win for the retail on aggregate points by 72 to 69. Retailers are Still leading 1 by one rink win for the season, but on aggregate points the wholesalers are two points ahead. Following are the scores in the last match, retailers' names befog mentioned first:—Fisher, Cottrell, Blackwell, Addison 25, v. Buckman, McMillan, Francis, Aldred. 18; Scotland, Mason, Thompson, F. Preston 17, v. Hough, O'Riely, Boyce, Macfarquhar 13, Sawyer, W. Preston, Price, McGill 13, v. Bayley, Haszard, Andrew, Grattan 20; Page, Gregson, J. PreSton, Comes 17, V. Mars, Trewhella, Dimery, Dickson 18. TARANAKI V. MORRINSVILLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MORRINSVILLE, this day. Four rinks of Taranaki bowlers visited Morrlnsville green, yesterday. Results of matches, Taranaki names first: Gunson, Dempsey, Stall, Smart 19, v. Fulton, Sing, W. Goodwin, Branch 24; Best, Fookes, Morpeth, J. Hill 24, v. N. Coghill, S. Dickey, Needham, Martin 15; Wills, Gower, May, Abbott 16, v. Dendy, G. Howie, O'Brien, Cornish 14; Lester, Handley, Hatter Harrison 23, v. Sanders,' Hetherington, Crowe, Donald 13. Totals: Taranaki 82, Morrinsville 66.