VETERAN BOWLERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 57, 7 March 1936, Page 21

VETERAN BOWLERS.

A SECOND MATCH. ANNUAL MEETING HELD. A fresh draw was made for the veterans' reunion at tiie Auckland Bowling Club's greens for the afternoon play yesterday, with the following result:— F. Mander, G. N. Baggett, T. Mitchell, J. Thornes 19, v. J. Rendell, F. Bluek, F. Bennett, A. Selby 17. H. Cadness, M. Reid, T. Hanna, H. G. McCrea 24, v. C. F. Shaw, C. H. Culpan, M. M. McCallum, O. Nicholson 10. G. J. Richardson, R. Stevenson, W. Newell, A. M. Laing 20, v. T. Qualtrough, J. Veitch, G. T. Kretaehmar, T. A. Asliton 18. C. H. Newman, W. J. Angove, E. O. Amoore, W. O. Garland 25, v. H. F. Forder, A. French, G. H. Lacy, J. I). Perrett 8. W. C. F. Richardson, J. C. Hooker, W. R. Lawrence, F. Truman 19, v. W. C. Piggott, K. Service, W. R. Doyle, W. R. Fletcher 14. W. Dimery, A. E. Potts, G. E. Hill, G. Clark 30, v. R. J. W. Scliofield, C. H. Pitts, P. Bolton, J. C. Crawshaw 14. W. R. Goudie, S. Foss, W. R. Knight, J. Coe 25, v. H. P. Henton, J. B. Macfarlane, E. J. Goldsmith, H. Kent 24. A. Loosemore. C. Jansen, J. C. Bryant, A. F. Hooper 28, v. J. A. Messenger, A. Wright. J. E. Dicketts, P. White 13. C. W. Egerton, J. C. Burrow, F. J. Sanderson, T. G. Price 25, v. W. King, C. Ansell, J. R. McPliail, A. Morgan 11. H. Miller, G. H. Mincliin, W. H. Newton. G. E. Read 22, v. H. Sam ways, D. J. Jaekman, E. D. Reid, W. Low 17. E. Morrison, W. J. Douglas, E. Howell 20, v. T. Freeman, J. Hay, J. Wilson 14. J. Ambury, W. W. Hill, J. Potter 16 v. W. Woodham. N. Heath, J. W. Parker 16. M. J. Jones, W. Jones, R. MeK. Morison 23. v. J. Clark, A. Colmer, A. Holmes 21. . J. E. Guthrie, T. Weir, A. Bygrave, W. Willcox 21. v. W. Williams, R. J. Lusher, W. Cutforth. B. Codd 13. M. Leser, T. Black, J. A. Vincent, F. Prime 26, v. W. E. Shirley, R. Robertson, J. Brook, W. Bowles 14. At the luncheon adjournment the annual business meeting of the association was held, the president. Mr. Arthur Selby preS 'The' annual report recalled the loss of many highly esteemed members during the year, and the assembly stood in silence in respect to their memory. Thanks were given to the Auckland Bowling Club for the use of their pavilion and greens each year, and the association has presented a garden seat to the club in appreciation of this courtesy. The balance-sheet again showed a healthy state of the finances. Officers elected:—Patron, Mr. Oliver Nicholson (endorsed with cheers and musical honours); president, Mr. R. T. Michaels; vice-president, Mr. T. U Schnackenberg; secretary, Mr. John Carlaw; treasurer. Mr. W. H. De Renzy, committee. Messrs. W. Bowles. H. W. Brookes. G. F. Campbell, S. Coldicutt. A. D. Gray, M. M. McCallum and the past-president. Mr. Arthur Selby. A vote of thanks to the retiring officers and committee was carried by acclamation, on the motion of Mr. W. H. Newton. During the afternoon a number of visitors looked in at the green to see tlie large assembly of veterans, and among them was Mr. Corbett Scott, the oldest bowler in the city. The Auckland Centre was represented among the visitors by two members of the executive, and the New Zealand . Bowling Association by the immediate past-president, Mr* Raymoiid Shsath, _