BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 232, 2 October 1933, Page 14

BOWLING.

CLUB GAMES.

PAPATOETOE GKEEN. Club Fours (winners names first). — Taylor, Birrell, Hill 22, v. Foss, Stevens, Walker 12; Wills. Dnisley, Bygrnve, Kosevoare IS, v. McFarluno, Whyte, Foster, Civil 1(J; Kdmond, J. England, Brown 27, v. Itoss, Thomas, Waters- 8; Grantteld, Chapman, Ciitfortli. Buekton 2,' i, V. W. F. England, Shepherd, Trimble, McCullough 17; Litclilielii, Runclnian, Crawford So, v. Burrow, Boyee, WHeox 17. CAItLTOX CLUB. Winter Fours. — A. Cutler. Tliornos. Innes, G. Cutler 2!>, v. Wlialey. Baker, Harrison, Kent Si; 11. Cook. Marshall, Sinclair, Ilosklng -Xi, v. Aldis, Fuse, Stokes, Wlsliart 21; Asdell, Jloiiiit.-ilii, Wjile, Carter l' 4, v. AbduUnli, Buckle, .Tonkin, Hlggott 14; MeLachlin, Noton, Clayton, Tunier 22, v. Ilurmau, Struckctt, Pitt, Gordon Iβ; Allrn, ■Tounson, V. Cooke, J. .Duncan J!>, v. Scott, A. I'olliird, Mlllcar, Mnston IS; Cross, Wat'son, Fletcher, C I'olliird 23, v. Holland, Shields, Foote, Lamb 21. Carlton Ferns.—Sampson, Cliukai'd, G. Taylor, Clarke 20, v. Wliitu, V. Little, Huut, Mason 10. REMOEIiA GREEX. Clark Buttons.— -Adams Thronson, Uren, Woollcr 21, v. Choyce, Buttimore, Brook, Norton IS. FinlaysoM Badges. — : .Sooft, Aclieson, Daniels, Bray 22, v. Somerfleld, Eoo, Short, .Me Far lane 20. Ordinary Draw. — Johnston, Cutfleld, Macey 1!), v. Clarkson, Jones, .Mellurs 17 ; Fisher, Evans, Wai son, Barker 2U, v. Vincent, 'J'hroiisen Bowles. Newton VJ ; Eggerton, Buttimore, Brook, Wallace 22, v. Ash ton, Walker, Eaves, Million lo ; Hertslc-t, Ilowell, Baker 28, V. Willniott, Annadale, Hatch IS; Hesaell, Keys, Jackson, Sanderson S.i, v. J'olls, Bolton, Fcldon, KißtsUng lil; Taylor, Sutherland, Ormisu.n, Woollcr 18, v. Shannon, McLeod, U. Hill, .Malioney 15.

MANGERE CLUB. The Mangero Bowling Club, whose official opening takes place in a fortnight's time, was opened fur play on Saturday, when I here was a good attendance o£ members. During the afternoon lea adjournment Mr. \V. W. Maguey, M.l'., president of . the club, presented Mr. David Kay, who has resigned the position of club treasurer, with a walking stick as a token of the esteem of his fellow howlers. He referred to Mr. Kay's good work for the club. Mr. Kay suitably replied. AUCKLAND GREEN. Winter Fours. —Brown, Jones, Whittaker, Dudley 2:;, v. Burns, Kales, Prime, Foster 10; Coldlcutt, Clayton, SpilDer, Ma her 22, v. Hislop, Londeryoil, K. D. Gray, D. Campbell l(i; Waltc, Cadwnllader, Israel, Neil 24, v. Darlow, Mills. Ilacket, A. D. Oruy 17; Moon, Wright. White. N. Smith 2-1. v. Tracy, Lindor, Binns, Gilles 1G ; G. Allan, Kirk 23, v. Bailey, Beck 17. ISA WHIT I GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Ryder. Treinaine, Morrow. Bennett 28, v. Millicich, (iibson, K. Walkci , , Townsend IS; Carter. ITonning, Srholiehl. Stubba 25, V. I'enii. Beclire, K. Walker, Worthing!on IS; Peterson, Clark, Stewart, McKlnlay 25, v. IJyalls, Wayte, Leaning, D. Hay 21. Stars.—Yuill, Barker, Mclnnes. Keller 22. v. Elliott-, Allan. Martin, Ormcrod I-",. Competition for Kerns.— Leaning, Colijmnii, Savin, Freeman (holders) 22, v. Aylett, Swadey, Culpin, Mason 18. MOUNT ALBERT GREEX. A very interesting afternoon was qpnnt, it being ladies' day on the green. Results were :— Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Clarke, T. Stevens. G. Clark 23, v. Mis. Patterson, Mrs. IT. Dawson. Dr. Patterson. H. DawHon 13: Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Wilkinson, Harris, Wilkinson 15, v. Mrs. Ilarbutt. Mrs. Maxwell, Harbutt, T. Maxwell 22; Mrs. Townlcy, Mrs. l>. Diiwson, T. Duwson, ToTvnley 20, v. Miss Bennett, Mrs. Webster, Webster, Bennett 1.",; Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Lane, A. Hawk. Lane IS. v. Miss Sussex. Mrs. Humphreys, Sussex,- Laycock 17. POXSOXBY GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Webster. Moore, Payne, Bridges 21, V. Melvor, Shirley, Waterworth, McGregor 24; Kobinsoii, Casey, Drummond, Crowe 2(1, v. Schischka, Edward*. Gray, Peters 13: Partington, Colcbrook 21, v. Harper, Johnson 14. (Denison Ping.) Rnwhitl, challengers, r. Tonsonliy, holders (Rawhltl names flrst). — Scelly, Ma'cpherson, Chiplin, Murray 13, v. Conway, Oatcs, L. Jury, E. Jury 25. DEVOXPOKT G REEN. Watson, Corletf, Brooks, Goldsworthy iO. v. Lenbherty, Coutts, Snoad. Pock 18'; Hoinolr. McSkiinming, Jackinan, Bacli v Anscll, Rush, A. T. Diivics. J. Morgan Hi • iverrish, Council, A. Morgan, Clarke 20 v [tobertson, Kennedy, E. A. Duvics, iieulings 21. GRKY LYNX GREEN". Ordinary Draw. — Wright. Trefhella, Minth, Hawke 27, v. Collier, I'arnell, Hiition, Armstrong 20. Melvor Buckles.—Mason. H. Burrell •oug.'ii. Hosking 20. v. K. Burrell, Marhall, McMinchy, Sn.-ll Hi. Christie I'ins.— C.idness, Lawson, Person ■urtis 27, v. Troughear, JXolouy, Stevens, liggonsou 11). INTER-CLUB GAMES. DEV'OXPORT V. STAXLEY BAT. Challinor, Bell, Palmer, Bruce 21, v W '.urn, Wolf. Donaldson, Callon 20 Martinson Stars.—Hessey, Xaylor, Mc/eod, Xewbegin 2r>, v. .lamieson, Hartv, larkliam, Roes-George 18. Edwin stars (y. Waltemata, Devonport 5 ames. first). —Locklcy. Martinson, F I noad, Lundon 23, v. 11. Smith, L. Dick ' .. MeKinstrie, J. A. Robertson 17. REMUEKA V. ST. HELIER'S. At Iteniuera (Ilemuern names first) hoyce., Wight, Uren, Allen 27, v. Goldsuro-, Waters, May, Russell Iβ. AUCKLAND V. WEST END. At Auckland (Auckland names first) . J. Campbell, Kummer, Mackay, Osmond irst''2l Skinner, McCarthy, ColtTAKAPUXA V. NOMADS. At Takapuna (Takapuna names flrsti in- Peterson, Cullnus. E. Hunt 13, v Inrk, Hulse. Rasper, G. Thomnaoii on. homhs Kennick, °Hoop,'r JO in V T , , l "''l nj ''' S ,than, - Mntheeon 18 lliotf. Johnston. Xeale, A Hunt"-; V nise 11 e ' D1,,,t110r l» > , Laund, \Vhltl" hrJsHe 14, a vf'O , NenT. t Glove" e pr]ee, Dun-

EPSOM GREEN. LAST OF TWO-DAY TOUKXAMEXT. β-iv 7pn n n A f7 t ™. ly CKpsom) 5 wins. Ram7i'i ( T S , 011 ) '* "'ins unci 2 lassos, Brownett Edemlale) ■{ wins ;l ntl 2 losses En" enn.ora) 2 wins ~I 1(| •} losses, Hooper 9sssh Pamne Section B.—.Tackson (Hillsboro , ) 4 wins and 1 loss, O'Callaglian (Epsom) 3 wins and 2 losses. George (Epsom) 2 wins and 3 losses, McKonzlo (Ellerslio) 2 wins and 3 losses. Hill (Kdendale) 2 wins and - 3 losses, Dick (Ponson-by) 2 • wins nnd 3 losses. Section C—Hills (Cariton) 4 wins anil 1 loss, Richmond (Epsom) 3 wins and 2 losses. Lamb (Epsom) 3 wins and 2 losses Henry (EHorslio) 2 wins and 3 losses, Forbes (Mnnurewa) 2 wins and 3 losses, Corrin (Waitemata) 1 win and 4 losses Section D.—Burton (Epsom) 4 wins and 1 loss. Beckman (Epsom) 3 wins and 2 losses, Lister (Cariton) 3 wins n.nil 2 losses, Thompson (Rawbiti) 3 wins and 2 losses, Maud (Kllerslie) 1 win and 4 losses, Leach (Mannrewa) 1 win and 4 losses. Tbo finals will bo played later. Ordinary draw.—Harvey. Younpr. Wells 20. v. Grant. Harrison. J. Thomas 10: Watson, Thompson. Myers. Boajrey 24, v. \V. Maxwell, Mayhill, Louden, Dexter 10. MOUNT EDEN TOURNAMENT. Kesults of the two-day tournament at Mount Eden were:— Section A : Caddy. C wins; McMaster, 5 • C. Baker, 4: W. Taylor, Wynyard, Drake, 3 ; Kinnlburgh, Firth, 2. Section B : Kitcbie, 7; White, Uro, 5; D. Fraser, Melville, Findlay, 3 ; Salnty, 2 : Sergeant. 0. Section C: Lancaster, (i; Shepherd, Brcmnur, 0; J. B.iker, Bourke, McKenzie, !i; Morrison, 3; Maud, 1. Section D : Allely, Loraui, ~>; Thompson, Hunt, Oake, 4; Miller, Shirriffs, 3; Chapman, 0. Allely beat Lorain in the ploy off for the section. I In the semi-finals Whittaker, Brownlee, ! Torrance, Lancaster (Cariton) 10, bent Leather, Wallett, E. Thomas. Allely (Mount i Alhert) 3, and E. Caddy, Shaw, Buckley, ! Caddy (Grey Lynn) S. beat Morris, Bate's, ' Elliott, Ritchie (Garlton) 4. The final will bo played ou the Mount Eden grocn next . Saturday. I

COMMERCE CHAMBERS. TOURNEY AT ONEHUNGA. Following the success of two previous encounters, inaugurated by the Auckland _ Chamber of Commerce, the Onehunga cliams ber was on Saturday associated with the proa[ vincial chambers, namely, Papatoetoe, Papar kura and Pukekolie in the match against j' Auckland Chamber. l' The function proved the greatest r ' success of this class or • gathering, there lj being 18 rinks a side. Visitors were wel- . coined by the president of the club, Mr. ' 15. .T. (Jutland, and the president of the Onehunga Chamber of Commerce, Mr. I. J. Sutherland. The welcome was acknowledged by Mr. M. M. McCallum, a 5, past-president of the Auckland Chamber of l. Commerce. Associated with liim were >- Messrs. Raymond Sheath, president of the ; Auckland Bowling Centre, and \Y. Coltinaa and James Pascoe, past-presidents. ; The greens were in excellent order and '. the games proved most enjoyable. ONEHUNGA V. AUCKLAND. At Onehunga (Onehunga names tirst). — ' Sutherland 25, v. McCallum 18; Robertson -7, v. McNah 10; Macfarquhar 22, v. ' Eraser !); Eassett 25, v. Matthews IS; ' Kerr 22, v. llardley 20 : Chalmers 10, v. Fanch 17; Livingstone 23, v. Sheath 23; ■Vella 14, v. Stormont 24 ; Wright 10, v. Fookes 23 Speight 21. v. Farland 22; Ton- , kin IC, v. Tutt IS; Macklow IS. v. Kayes , 21; Gatland 22, v. Coltman 25; Schnackenberg 10, v. Laird 17. ONEHUNGA V. PAPATOETOE. At Onehunga (Onehunga names first). — Foote 20, v. Smytlieman 20; Sayers 20, v. Knight 17. ONEHUNGA V. PAPAKURA. At Onehunga (Onehringa names first). — Lindberg 14, v. MeEntee 22. ONEHUNGA V. PUKEKOHE. At Onehunga (Onehunga names lirst). — Gosling 20, v. Short IS. BALMORAL TOURNEY. The Balmoral Club's two-day tournament resulted :—- Section A.—Whittle, 5 wins, no losses; Vincent, 3 and 2 ; Ramsey, 2 and 3 : Preston. 2 and 3; I'urdy, 2 and 3; Goldsmith, 1 and 4. Whittle won the section. Section B.—Denison, 4 wins, 1 loss; Norgrov \ 4 and 1 ; Kelly, 2 and 3 ; Campbell. 2 and 3; Brown, 2 and 3; Wilkinson. 1 and 4. In tlie play off for tlie section honours Norgrove beat Denison and will meet Whittle next Saturday in the final. TE AROHA CLUB OPENS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TE AROHA, this day. Tho Te Arolia Bowling Club officially opened its season on Saturday, Mr. A. L. Willis, vice-president, in the absence of the president, Mr. A. 11. Margison, briefly addressing a large assemblage, and Mrs. Margison sending down* the kitty. On behalf of the club, the patron, Mr. J. A. Clothier, presented Mrs. C. A. Stuck, wife of last year's president, with a handsome silver-mounted cake dish, as a mark of appreciation for her services in the 1032-33 season. As a mark of respect to tho late Mr. A. D. Wallace, vice-president, howls were not played during the afternoon.