BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 45, 23 February 1931, Page 14

BOWLING.

CLUE GAMES

REMUEItA GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Thomson, Edmiston, Somerfield. Saxton 25, v. Gibbons, Evans, Spooner. Hobday 17; Egerton, Annandaie, Scott, McCallum 21, v. Choyce, Campbell, Lawrence, Minims 13 ; .Tolmson, Fmlerton, Brookes, Ivissling 20, v. McKechnie, good, Mark, Woo! lor 10; Grieve, Lren. Kenderdine, Smith 22, v. S. McCallum, Tomlinson, Asliton, Badeley 10.

DEVONPORT GREEN

Percentage Fours.- —Chivera, Goudie, Atkin, Gooding 22. v. Clarke, .Hickman, Markliam, Trcvithick 10; J - Buchanan, Rees-George, Wallwork 10, 7. Wannan, A. Morgan, Wright, Newbegm 12 • Bavly, Kay, Coleman, Melville 30, v. Allan, Murphy, Vaile, Low 12 ; E Buchanan, Prater, Mason 31, v. Harty, Miller, Blackie 14 • Fraer, Newman, Knight, Jackson -b, v. 'McCallum, Triggs, Blair, Masters 20; Sinclair, Watson, Cox, Elvy 23, v. Davies, Martinson. Bach, Blackburn IS ; Thornton, Koefoed, Peek, Butler 20, v. Firth, Davis, McLcod, Anderson 23. Gold Stars. —loung. Scotland, Pitts, Morgan 18. v. Barber, Elmsly, Andrew, Ncwbegin 17.

PONSONBT GREEN.

Ordinary Draw.—Jones, Lowes, Payne, Rowbottom 31, v. Watson, Thompson, Gilmoiir, Bryant 15 ; Parkinson, Uarke % Aitcheson, Stanaway 20, v. Melvor, Yvaterworth, Conway, Rowe 19; Mulliner,. Stevenson Sturgess, Johnson 18, v. Oldham, fiercer Speight, Colebrook 15; Grey-Campbell, Casey, Lincoln, Murray 35, v. Bishop, Carlaw, S. Letham, B. Lethnrn 11; li. Gray, Brown, Fanch, Mclnnes 20, v. Josephs, Elleray, -Goodacre, I'ardington 18; Lye, Gallaway, Drummond, Richardson 20, v. Wilson, W. Moore, Crowe, Kelly 18. Pairs. — Rolfe, Butland 20, v. McMillan, Jury 12; Hunt, Patterson 21, v. Lovctt, Farrow 18.

EPSOM GREEN.

Ordinary Draw.—Hyne?, Ilnbonc, Browning, Ha trick 30, v. Moore, Ashley, Field, Park 13.

WEST END GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. — Raynes, Parkinson, Pierce 23, v. Price, Hardy, Adeanc, Thomson 17; Hutchison, Stewart, Knox, McCarthy 27, v. Irving, Mitchell, Skinner, Horsley 13.

MOUNT ALBERT GREEN. Ordinary Draw. —Stcnson, Harrison IS, v. Emerson, Blyth 25.

ONEHUNGA GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Kirkwood, George, Woods, Livingstone 20, v. Keeling, Be?r, Allen, Kenny 10; Watkinson, Higgins, Welham 23, v. Grey, Mcintosh, Gatland 21; Hanlon, Mazey, Richardson, Macklow 31, v. Smith, Adams, Thomas, Wynyard 10; Wiggenson, Nutsford, Grace 27, v. Hickman, Phillips, Wann 14; Thorpe, Keenan, Nealo, Ross 22, v. Preston, O'Conncll, Harlock, Brown 21; Goode, Baker, Skinner, Schnackenberg 23, v. Burgess, Smith, Horsley, Green 21.

ST. lIELIER'S GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Appleyard, S. Reid, Sutherland, Thompson 21, v. Morgan, Negus, Lawrence, Brewer 15; Hurst, Warren, Tyndall, Dawson 24, v. McLcod, Williams, Porter, Koefoed 8; Watkin, Laslett, Crawshaw, Norris 19, v. Kaspcr, Inness, Campbell, Wright 24 ; Eadie, Legrice, Roberts, Keys 24, v. Hume, Whaley, Blomlicld, F. White 10.

GREY LYNN GREEN

Club Fours. —Gadd, Hilford, Hale, F. Preston 20, v. Laing, Cadness, Emirali, D. Moran 17 ; Cox, Woodlock, Lye, McCullay 22, v. Maguire, Sanders, Hawke, Whittle 20; Mannis, Sawyer, T. Buckley, Teague 22, v. Bunker, Malloy. Joe Preston, Gibbons 18; Everex, Gebbic, Lanigan, Baildon 21, v. Skitch, Furness, 11. Reid, Llversidge 17 : Tollerton, Troy, John Preston, Walker 22, v. A. Buckley, Christey, Chambers, Binns 17; Mason. Hutchinson, Brown, Caddy 22, v. W. Preston, Marshall, Thomas, Mincham 15 ; A. Young, Raynes, Knight. Cronin 10, v. Person, Christmas, Bull, F. Moran 12; D. Young and Bueklcy 20, v. J. Reid and Newton 22.

AVONDALE GREEN

Ordinary Draw. —Cunningham, Craig, Johnson, Darrow 22, v. Clark, Wilson, Beaton, Somervell 24; Bennett, I ringle, Gibson, 27, v. Crawford, Avery, Gilbert J.

STANLEY GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Cusworth, Sainty, Ogilvie 21 v. Baker, Weller, Bartlett 10; Ross, Kennedy, Johnson 2T. v. Dawson, Lock, Hall IS; Fletcher, McMaster 28, v. Hutt, Smith IG.

HIDLSBORO' GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Farland, Scarborough, Preston, Williamson 10, v. Monk, Bagulc.\, Buckle, Pollard 13; Sheppard, Sainty 12, v. Collins. Gregory 11. Champion of club, Goo. Sainty; runnerup, I. Hollows.

WAITEMATA GREEN.

Percentage Fours. —Ilulse, Simpson IS, v. Brown, Robertson 23; Jones, Stillwell, Copeland, Blackledge 17, v. Johnson, Eiston. Rogers. Blackwell 10; Swindail, Kerry .Tarrard 22, v. Lilburn, Rowland, McGill 22 * Chinnery, Lethbridge. Lyon 13, v. Brooks, Bilkey. Hurley 23; Cadness, llillam. Burrows 27, v. Brennan, Williamson, McTCinstrie 19. Inter-club, counted as Percentage Eouis (v Grey Lvnn); —Lenby, Burns, Vietcli, ATcCullough 19. r. Clapham, Dick, Munro, Holland 20; Mayean, Riley .O'Brien Burroll 18, v. Martin, Hoyland, Iludland, Sampson 19.

RAWHITI GREEN,

Percentage Fours. —Vincent, Robert, Captain Barnes, F. Watson 11, v. Torrcns, Katterfeldt. N. Thompson. Murray 22; Coleman, Morrow, Savin, D. Harris lb,, v. Brown lee, Woods. Brown, P. Thompson 2, Attwood, Scboflcld, Martm, Chiplin 15, v. .T. Harris, Samways, Orinerod, MacPherson, 26- E. Bennett, Scelly 21,. v. Keller, Isoonan 20; Eawnslcy, Scarboro, Narracott, Evans 19, v. Baycrtz, Tlironson, Stubbs, Van ghan 15; Wayle, Culpin, B.T. Walker, Moncur 1!), v. .Tones, .Tackson, Harle, Wooller 20: Carter, Cameron, Barker, Worthinßton 2-1, v. Leaning, it. Walker, Stewart, Mellard 20.

ELLERSLIE GREEN.

Percentage Fours.—C. Whyte. Richmond, Westbrooke. Macklow 29, v. Cole. Hardwick, Bartlott, Low 13: Fernyhough, F. Wright Ganloy, Gollan 15, v. Ogle, Bracewell? J. White, -Toll 10; Wait, Ryan, Sykes. Lvnch 17 v. G. Wood, H. K. McKenme, Bufkrell, Corner field 17; Campbell , Trebilcock, Patterson, llay 24, v. Coombe, Pi.v gott. Rostgnxd, Dickson 23: Brown. A. Mackenzie, Diggens, Coppins 20, v. Cooksev. Christmas, Woodward, Johnson IS, Williams, McKclvio 27, v. T. J. White, Simcock 18.

MANUREWA GREEN.

Ordinary Draw. —Hughes, Grindrod, C. White, P. Noild 25, v. Hunt, T. Gray. J. Murray, W. H. Smith 18; Millar, F. Barnard, R. Forbes 20, v. A. Craig, Bryliam, C. Coxhcad 17.

INTER-CLUB GAMES,

MOUNT ALBERT V. CARLTON. At Mount Albert (Mount Albert names fil , st ) —Poole, Blamircs, l'aterson, Cutforth 32 v. Abdallali, Struckett, Mitchell, Josey s•' Barton, Henry, Townley, '1. Maxwell 1M) v. McLaughlan, Kendall, Burns, H. Kent 25; McKcich, Sutherland, Boagey, Walker 19, v. Geldard, Somervell, Horton, Kolly '19; Sheppard, H. Pattison, R- HarriBon, H. TomlLnson 14, v. It. Feraii, Johnston, Brittain, Pitt 24; Whitmore, Wallace, 33, Thomas, T. Stevens 17, v. je , Dilllcar, Taylor 2d , Daniels, SKi, Dawson 29, v. SMels, Wilding, Inglis, Mountain U. TE PAPAPA V. AUCKLAND. At Te Papapa Tw ivrnrk«; litikiTicr, K. Spcignt, 11/. * 14 v Plu'mmer, Redmond, Israel, Woolley of'. Burridge, Whitehead, i Pilkington, latson 18, V. Sinton, Gardner . Allan, Eraser 18; Seibert, Thursby, Crichton . Johnson 14, v. Coakley, Dimery, Ilewitson, M At er Auckland (Aueklandiiamesiirst).Beaumont, Messer, Neil, Dajidson -L, wmiarns, Burton, Moore, Moon 21 De Renzy, McCrae, Graham, Nicholson 27, v. Simpson,- Harrison, > A 5,=V S ' T Hill' Taine, Truscott, Holhs, Rojbson 18, . > Noonan, Burton, jMoore I*>. AVONDALE V. ST. HELIERS. At Avondale (Avondale names firsts Willard, Myers, Adams, Harriss 16, , v. ln»lls, Podd, Hart, Price 14; .T Newell, Dimont 22, v. Bradley, I<. Clark, J. Cahill. White 17. . At St. Holiers (Avondale names first). Tait, Kelsall, Myers, Porritt 14, v. Andrews. Hulse, J. Diamond, McMahon 24; Brothers, Barnes, Burgess, Fisher 10, v. Wolmott, I>uthie, Brunette, Brookfield 2t>,

EPSOM V. AUCKLAND. At Epsom (Epsom names first). —Wells. Costall, W. Wallace, George 2S, v. Brown, Ansell, Clarkson, Duncan 24; Copley, \\. Harrison, Kendall. Grattan 10, v. , A. Page, Newell, Lyell 20; Morris, l'earbury, A Wallace. Parsons 20. v. Wells, Power, Dicketts, Amtman IS ; Whitehouse, Standen, Dowdiug, Eurnell 25. v. Burns, Susman, MePhail. Dr. Mucky IT; Howard, J. Harrison, Lewis, Mcßeath 1-1, v. Stogie, Dadley, Campbell, Kumnier 24; l'aterson, Hendry, Wilson. Bruce 25. v. Fernandez, Dr. McDougall, McKinley, Tuke 15; Ilaycs, tVlfrcy, Burton, Osborne IS, v. Dr. Myers (skip) 18; Dr. Rowley Nekoff, Fairbrothcr, ,T. Wright 10, v. George, Houghton, Peck, Allan 15. At Auckland (Auckland names first). — Vickcry, Matheson, Wilson. Scantlebury 15, v. Smale, Blackwell, Gunthorpe, A. Taylor 22; Harding, White, Mason, Parker 10, v. Bowrinjf, Parkinson, Montgomery, Lamb 24; Winks, Hardy, Carr. Osmond 21. v. French, Slater, Ilaszard, Gosling 21 ; Bradley, S. Coldicutt, I'errett. G. J. Mackay 24, V. Hollis, Laurence, Gribble, Ramsay IT; Wyatt, Probert, Williams, Steele 20, v. Veale, Moyle, McDougall, Richmond 21; Reid, Todd, Rawlinson, Ure 16, v. Campbell, Wright, Johnston, C'allagan 22; Tyler, Waters, Ilinton, Muston 25, v. Mynott, Harris,. Taylor. Dunlop 15; Dennison, Matthews, J. . Robertson, Brackebusb 20, v. Wood, Beekman, Hooper, Taylor 20; Adams. A. W. Robertson, Messenger, Paterson 15, v. Ambury, Good, McCullough, A. French 22. Veterans' (Epsom names first).-—Morri-son, Janson, I'enn, Laud 15, v. Txacey, Newbegin, Commons, Prime 22. ONEHUNGA V. GLEN EDEN. (Onehunga names first.) Kennedy, Farns worth, Bell, Fordham 23, v. Maranovich, Rossier, Granther, Werner 19; Stokes, Coutts, Ross, Sutherland 20, v. Maranovich, Allen, Grange, Perkins 1-1. WEST END V. PAPATOETOE. At West End (West End names first). — G. Ilardley, Mortimer, Brookes, Knaggs 16, v. Gubb, Boyee. E. Brown, W. Brown 23; Darby, Harris, Haig, W. Kirk 21, v. McCuliough C'utforth, Booth, Cowling 18; F. Clark, W. Collins, I. Clarke, Bell 28, v. Buckton, Thomas, Tregar, Hill 14; Cornwall, Hedlund, Plummer, Colthurst 13, v. Anderson, Jackson, Bryant, Smytheman 34. ROCKY NOOK V. DOMINION ROAD. At Rocky Nook (Rocky Nook names first). —R. T. Laing, J. Pearce, Randall, B. Kayes 10, v. Wilson, Davis, Campbell, J. Campbell 23. ROCKY NOOIv V. MOUNT ALBERT. First Year Players (Rocky Nook names first). —Winter, Yeo, Haynes, S. Turner 14, v. Baker, Thomson, Pirie, Hawke 10. HILLSBORO' V. RAWHITI. First Year Players (at Hillsboro', Hillsboro' names first). —Donald, Percy, .Tackson, Drake 31, v. Estelby, Mellows, North, T'ownsend 10. WAIITI V. TE AROHA. In a bowling match between Waihi and! To Arohn, the former won by a substantial majority.

TAKAPUNA TOURNEY.

The Takapuna Bowling Club held a full rink tournament on Saturday, five rounds of five heads each being played. Forty members competed. The following teams scored the maximum o£ five wins:—Blackwell, Arrowsmith, Weston, Christie; O'Neill, Burt, ID. Hunt, R. I'. Smith. On the aggregate points scored, Christie's team won the tournament with 42 points to 34. THAMES CLUB. The Thames Club had a series of successes away from home on Saturday. It won the inter-el,lb match with Paeroa, captured the Goldfields Gold Stars there, the Fraser Gold Stars at Hikutaia, and the Ilowden Shield and champion of champions full rink competition for South Auckland Bowling Centre at Hamilton. In the inter-club match eight rinks took part, Thames winning bj r 105 points to 137. The following are Hie results, Thames players being mentioned first: — Mutton. Lloyd, Wallace. G. Cordes IS, y. Crosbie, Weedon, Holer Marsh 12; Knox, Gallop, Howe. Buc'ian 25, v. Vowlcs. Smith, Brockett, P. Williams 13; Glover. ITosking, Graham, 11. Cordes 17, v. Johnson, Hayward, Dobson, W. Taylor 23 : Briggs, Clendon, Johns. Cameron 23. v. Makurieh, Kidd. Moreland. Mettam 13 : Taylor, Fenrn, Cartwright, Shand 2G, v. G. Vowlcs, E. Vowlcs. ■ Louden, Silcock 27: Dolman, Jackson, ("Joodcr, Adamson 22. v. Fenncll. Ellis. Surrey. Towers 20 ; Wilson, Chilton. Long, Millington 14. r. Arnold, Mclnteer, W. Smith. Edwards 23. Goldfields Stars. —Bovle. Strange. Orbell, Smith 20. v. Pye, Gibb, Chamberlain, Williams 10. Fraser Stars.—Tn the challenge for the Fraser Stars ?iai :, s competition held af Hikutaia on Saturday Pratt and Alexander (Thames) defeated G. Averv and Winder (Hikutaia) by 22 to 10. The Matamata Club are the next chnllcngors. TTowden Shield. —The final game in the champion of champions competition and Ilowden Shield of tha South Auckland Centre was played on Saturday when a team consisting of Griffin, Gordon. Delamore, Clark met the Whitiora team skipped by Loveridge nnd defeated them by IS to IG. This is the second time the Thame's Club has won the shield since the competition was inaugurated some years ago.

WHANG ARE I TOURNEY.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

WIIANGAREI, this day.

Another half-day tourney was conducted on the Kensington Club's green on Saturday afternoon, the event attracting a good muster of trundlers from Whangarci, Ilikurangi, Portland and Kensington. The standard of bowling was of a high order, thanks to the excellent condition of the green, -which was comparable to a huge sheet of glass. In many instances players could not hold their woods back, no matter how delicate the delivery. The winner of the Saturday tourney plays the winner of the Thursday section. This means that Woolley. champion of Kensington, will play Taylor, of Hikurangi. At the end of the three rounds, each of 12 heads, on Saturday, Taylor (Hikurangi), Pearce (Kensington) and Cox (Portland) were left in the running. In the semifinal Taylor beat Cox. and in the final he proved too good for Pearce.