BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 261, 3 November 1932, Page 18

BOWLING.

SATURDAY'S GiAMES. TEAMS FOR CLUB EVENTS. Bowling dube on Saturday afternoon will be engaged in a series of club and interclub evente. Arrangements have been inade by a considerable number of clubs to play both home and away matches, ivhile others are carrying on with the usual home competitions, and are also sending "one or two rinks on friendly vieits. GLEN EOEN CLUB. At Glen Eden.—Coupland, Claridge, G. Edleston, Firth; Allen, M. Glucina, Vrangee, M. Marinovich; Burbage, Clark, Waldrou, Kirkpatrick. At Rocky Nook. — J. Sunde, Hosier, Perkins,' Fox; P. Sunde, James, 'Werner, Groucher; S. Marinovich, Hemming, Koutley, M. Sunde. AVONDALB CLUB. At Avondale.—Brothers, Barnes, Nunns, Beaton; List, Gilbert, Johnston, Darrach; "Harrls6n, Newall, l'ooley, Porritt. ' At Hocky Nook. —Cuunlughani, Wilson, Cairn, Fisher; Archibald, Craig, B. Myers, Kelsall; .T. Myers, Tait, Brown, Sutherland. ROCKY NOOK CLUB. At Avondale. —Haite, C. Stormont, Sidler, Lamb; Matchett, Huston, Edwards, J. A. Pearee; Miller, I. Stormont, J. Jenkiu, J. Stormont, seii. At ■ Glen Edeu.—Young, de Hange, J. Kayes, W. H. Jenkin; Ilaine, E. H. Turner, J. C. Xeo, Preston; E. L. Smith, Bowefl, "a"' Kocky o Nook.—Lewis, Mills, Austin, Cliffe; Taylor, McMillan, Jones, Koylance, White, Hudson, Wheeler, P. Smith; Findlay, Stoddart, Baxter, Tongue; Kutledge, Matthews, Codd, Anderson; McCulloch, Winters, H. Turner, B. A. Kayes. EPSOM CLUB. At Ponsonby.—W. H. Lamb, Braithwalte, Dowding, Farland ; Wells, Gordon, J. Harrison T. George; Newman, Hendry. Monteomery, Hooper; Jansen, Howard, Parsons, lun., McDougall; Rev. Mitchell, Paterson, Wylie, Nash; McCullouch, Field, Ross, O'Callaghan: Rev. Sinclair, Mynott, C. Lamb, J, Wright. At Epsom.—Andrew, Blood, Moyle, Grattan ■ Cunningham, Stamben, Scott, Millen ; Freeman, Hayes, Veale, Bruce; Forbes, Alfrey, Stehr, Furnell; Bailey, Parkes, Haszard, Lewis; Hollls, Slater. Paget, F. Parsons; Morrison, Douk, Burton, Wallace. PONSONBY CLUB. At Epsom.—Josephs, Lowes, Peters, A. Letham; Carlaw, Clark, Crowe, D.McInnes; Mulliner, Mercer. Payne, Griffiths; Edwards, F. Letham, W. Murray, A. .Parsons; Frleberg, Harris, Bucan, J. Dick; Pratt, Brown, Harkins, J. McLeod; Baggett, Mclvor, Conway, H. Johnson. „ TE PAPAPA CLUB. At Hlllsboro'. —Burridge, Scobie, Harriman. Simpson; Noonan, Lakmg, Davenport, R. G. Speight; W. Marks, Jackson, jun., Thorpe, , ■ At Te Papapa.—Wilson, Legge, .Allcpck, Moon; FaUon, Jackson, sen., Johhspn, b. Moore; R. Moore, Patterson, Neil, Pilkmgton. NEW LYNN CLUB. . At New Lynn.—Malam. Oborn, Cutler, Meese- Barker, Collard, Thompson, Wallwork; Andrews, Shanley, Matheson, Young. At Hallyburton Johnstone.—Dove, Jelfrey, Johnson, Rankin; Williams, Cathie. Platt, Edgerley; Taylor, Webster, Laing, Witham. _____ OTAHUHU CLUB. At Papatoetoe. — Stansfleld. Wilson, Davies. Fearnley; Williams, Gardiner, Patton, Everitt; Moss, W. Taylor, Sinclair, Ferguson; Gorrie,. Parsons, ' Goodwin, °^At le 6tahuhu.—M. Taylor, Barrett,, Plni hey, Sykes; Crawford, Christie, R. B. Todd, Morton; Fenton, Mclntosh, Downey, S.E. Harper; Cameron, C. Nield, Hicksan, Bailey. •PABA.TOETOE CLUB. At .Papatoetoe.—Burrow, Runclman, Booth, Rawnsley; Boss. Waters, Young, Knight; MeFarland, Moe, IRltchle, W. ■Wlteon; Foster, Whyte, Buokton, LoveSr At e 'Otahu'hn.—L. England, Datsley, S. McCullough, W. Brown; Boyce, Shepherd, Crawford.Mclvor; R. McCullough, Stevens, Watte?, Franklin; Trimble, Thomas, Bygrave, Civil. •_. ST. HELIER'S CLUB. A successful pairs' tournament was held yesterday at St. Heller's green, In which sixteen teams tooK part. Flynn and London (Devonport) won the A section, while Williams and Keys (Auckland) prevailed Jn the B section, the latter eventually winning the play-off with a few points to spare. The players used three bowls only, and the general opinion was that it was an improvement'on the four-bowl system.. REMTJERA RINKS TOURNEY. A full-rink open tournament was held by the Remnera Bowling Club yesterday. The ■competition was divided into two sections, five games of 12 heads being played. Two teams, Paterson (Remuera) and I>ancaster (Carlton) tied in section A with four wine and one loss. Lancaster won the play-off. In section B, G. H. Kissllng IBemuera) and de Launay (Carlton). tied with four wins and one loss. De Launay won the play-off. ¥ The final, between de Launay ana Lancaster, will be played to-day, commencing at 2,30 o'clock.