INDOOR BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 162, 11 July 1930, Page 13

INDOOR BOWLING.

AUCKLAND WOREINGMEN'S CLUB. The Auckland Centre paid an official visit to the Workingmen's Club to welcome into their ranks the latest recruits. Extra bowls and mats were loaned by kindred bowlers and an enjoyable time was spent. Advantage was taken of the occasion to try out their two prospective teams for the open tourney in August, and judging by the form shown, they should do credit to their club. The two test games resulted fvisitors' names first) : A. Williams, G. Scotland. F. Williams. F. Sullivan. 4. v. Devlin, Fitzgerald. Barlow. Sinclair 4; A. Gear. H. Kayes. A. Beer. F. Harris 5, v. Wragge. Corcoran, Lumsden, Brown 6; Sullivan. F. Williams. Scotland. A. Williams*", v. Lnrnsdpn, Wragge, Corcoran, Brown 4; • Gear, Kayes. Beer, Harris 3, v. Devlin, Hunt, Barlow, Sinclair 4: Gear. Kayes, Barlow. Sinclair 7. v. Harris, Eeer. Devlin. Hunt S: Sullivan. F. Williams. Brown. Corcoran 8. r. A. Williams, Scotland. Wragge, Lumsden R. Ordinary Draw.—Pugh. Davenport, Mulvihill. Blineow 6. v. Davidson, R. Katterns. G. Katterns. Atkins 7; G. Archer, Jowors, Goldwater. L. Douglas .", v. Mason. Regby, Derrick, Huddlestone 3; 0. Lovpgrove. T. YQUng, 11. Clung, McDowell 3, v. T. Trace'y. Curten, L. Hilton. W. Taylor 10. Second Round.—Blpncow 8. v. Taylor 7 : Huddlestone 12, v. McDowell 4; Douglas 12. v. Atkins 4. Third Round.—Atkins .". v. Taylor 3; Douglas 7. v. Blineow 1; McDowell 7, v. Huddlestone o.