BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 277, 22 November 1934, Page 23

BOWLING.

AUCKLAND CENTRE.

FIXTURES ROR SATURDAY. NO PENNANTS TIIIS WEEK. Auckland— Club Fours. Avowl.'Ue —Inter-club v. Hnllyburton Johnstone. Balmoral —Percentage Fours. Bucklaiid —Executive Fours. Buckland's Beach—Ordinary Draw. Carlton'- —Percentage Fours. Cievedon —Inter-club v. Mangere. IX'Vonport —Percentage Fours. Edendale —Percentage Fours. Epsoiii^—Percentage Fours. Glen Eden —lnter-club v. Henderson. Grev Lynn —Club Fours, third round. Hallyburton Johnstone — lnter-club, v. Avondale. —Percentage Fours. Henderson —lnter-club v. Glen Eden. Hillsboro' —Club Games. 110 wick—Ordinary I)raw. Knukapnkapa —Official Opening. Mangere —lnter-club v. Clevedon. Manurejva—lntorclub v. Te Papapa Mount Albert—Clnlr Fours. Mount Eden —Percentage Fours. New Lynn —Club Games. Onehunga—President's Fours, second round. Otahuhu —Percentage Fours nncl Pairs, papakura —Singles Competitions, papatoetoe —Ordinary Draw. Patumalioe —Ordinary Draw. Ponsonby—Percentage Fours. Ptikekoiie —I'ercentngo Fours. Raivhitl —Percentage Fours. H emu era —Jobsou Fours. Koclcy Nook —Aggregate Fours. St. Heller's —Percentage Fours. Stanley-—Club Fours. Takapuna —Percentage Fours. Te Papa pa—lnter-club v. Mangere Tuakatt —lnter-club v. Wniuku. WainktV —lnter-club v. TuaKi.u West End—Percentage Fours and Club Fours.

RINKS SELECTED

Teams chosen for Saturday's bowline competitions: — GLEN EDEN. ORDINARY INTER-CLUB. At Glen Eden.—Coupland, Clark, Edleston. Firth; Burbage, Perkins, Claridge, Vranges; J. Sunde, M. Gluana, s. Mariiiovicli, M. Marinovich. At Henderson.—Allen, Hosier, Werner Audley; !•'. S. Nola, D. Sunde, A. Sunde' 11. Sunde; P. Suiule, Routley, Fox. PONSONBY. ORDINARY INTER-CLUB. At Rawliiti.—Halstead, Baggett, W. Broun, Ingall; Stevenson, Mulliner, Edwards, \V. Reid ; Captain Smith, Stewart, H. Moore, Harris. At Ponsonby.—Aldls, Mollov, .T. D. Webster, Brabant: F. Webster, Meltzer, Loekhead, L. Foster; W. Richardson, Parkinson, Casey, W. Moore. AVONDALE. ORDINARY INTER-CLUB. At Hallyburton Johnstone.—All teams*, to be > ieiseil on the green. TE PAPAPA. ORDINARY INTER-CLUB. At jlanurewa.—.Tones, Strong, S. Moore, Dawson; Legge, I'restage, Tolladay, Chap-, man ; R. Moore, T-nrnbull, Laking, Sissons ; Tapp. 'Mitchell, F. J. Jackson. R. G. Speight; Thompson, Stone, Davenport, Wilson'.' Jackson, Barnett, Johnson, Burridge: Norman, Glynn, Allcoek, Harriman ; White, Patterson, Bond, l'ilkingtou. RAWHITI. v. ORDINARY INTER-CLUB. At Ponsonby.-—Ryman, I'edersou, Mason, Townsend; Tremaine, Barker, Beer; Coleman ; Gibson, Aylett, Asliton, Stewart. At Rawliiti.—-Urquhart, Bennett, Hamlin, Yuill; Ryder, Carter, Morrow,. Allen ; Samways, R. Walker, Nelson, WorthiiiSton. , . MANUREWA. " ORDINARY At JdtanurewaT—"Sfiftvcr, Forbes; Duffy, Ghadwin, Grihdrod, Frost; Collie, Black well;'. F. Wliyte, "Nield ; Willis, Coxhead, Waterton, Law; Pickles, Harvey, Webber, Smith; Morris, McNaughton, C. White, Graham; Hunt, Craig, Barnard, Hood; Gilmore, Ecclesfield, Stevens, Murray. Re-

TOURNEY AT TAUPIRI.

HUNTLY TEAM VICTORIOUS. At a. one-day tournament at tlie Taupirl bowling: green Morrinsville, Hamilton, Frank ton, Franklin Railway, Huntly, Ngaruawaliia anil Taupirl Clubs were represented. Results : — First Round.—Shirley, Goodwin, ' Sing, Cornish (Morrinsville) 14, v. Wbite-liorn; Litt, ttleeson, Seatli (Taupiri) 8; Griffiths, Simpson, Frost, Cowley (Frankton Railway) ID, v. Svenson, Dingle, Smith, Pilkington (Hamilton) 7; Cameron, Cleary, Loveridge, Hawkins (Hamilton) 8, v. Wear, Briton, Cliead, Spiers (Huntly) 0; Gorman, Powell, Stanley, Horwood (Taupiri) 8, v. Catley, Fairhurst, Jackways, Wariijg (Taupirl) 14 : Masson, Hall, K. Smith. Holland (Huntly) 11, v. Boyd, Douglas. W. Smith. Watson (Huntly) 9; Kemp, Mill, Heron, Rowe (Ngaruawahia) 0, v. Simpson, Caim, Wheeler, Cliilds (Frankton) 12 ; M. Welsh, A. Blurden, W. Blurden, McFarJane (Xgaruawaliia), a bye. Second Round.—Crowley 0. v. Spiers_ 10 ; Hawkins 17, v. Waring 9; Horwoovl 5, Watson 23; McFarlane 3. v. Cliilds !•>; Rowe 10. v. Seatli, 9; Cornish 8, v.. Pilkington 9 ; Holland, a bye. Third Round.—Hawkins 17. v. Watson 11; Holland S, v. Cliilds 12; McFarlane 4. v. Seatli 8; Rowe 9, v. Pilkington 8; Cornish 15. v. Spiers 9; Crowley G, v. Waring 9 ; Horwood, a bye. Fourth Round. —Horwood 13. v. Cliilds 10; Holland 15, v. Seatli 5; .McFarlane 13, v. Pilkington 10; Rowe 11, v. Spiers 12; Cornish 12, v. Waring 14 ; Crowley 13, v. Watson 0 ; Hawkins, a bye. ' Fifth" Round.—Hollaml 1.3. v. Pilkington 8; McFarlane 8, v. Spiers 10: Rowe 31. v. Waring 4; Cornish 9, v. .Watson 11; Hawkins 12. v. Cliilds Hi; Horwood G, v. Seatli 14; Crowley, a bye. Semifinals (live heads).—Holland 4, v. Cliilds 2: Spiers, a bye. Final (five heads).—Holland 7. r. Spiers 7. In' the play-off (three heads) Spiers defeated Holland, 2 to 1.