BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 8

BOWLING.

PUBLIC SERVICE. ANNUAL TOURNEY. \ RINKS CHAMPIONSHIP. The annual tourney or the Auckland Public Service Association was opened this morning on the Mount Eden green. Thirty-eight rinks are taking part. Results:— SECTION A. First :Round.—Alfrey, Garretfv Stewirt, La u grid go l (Public Works) 13, v.. Harle, Redmond, McMahon, Fletcher (Post anil Telegraph) 8 : D. Smith, Arnjit, Mason, Newton (Lands and' Survey)*..ls, v. Keys, Spurrell, Colebrook, Robertson (Railway) 9 ; Moir, Williams, Eaves. Campbell (Railway) 15, v. Barnes,' Williams,' Lienhan, Colthurst (Railway) 9. Second Round.—Newton • 10, v. - Fletcher 7; Langridge 15, v. Campbell 13; Colthurst 25, v. Robertson 11. SECTION B. First Round.—Harrison, Price, McLean, Boyee (Post and ■ TelegTaph) 10, v. B. Smith, Dodd, White, Jackson (Public Works) 8; Bates, Porritt, J. C. Duncan, Smith (Railway)' 10, v. Fowkes, Moon, R. Campbell, Lancaster (Railway) B';Tudhope. Taylor, Johnson, Godfrey Lands and Survey) 13, v. Brookes,.Hosking, Taylor, Walker (Retired Teachers) 8. Second Round.—Boyce 17, v. Godfrey 7; Smith 12, v. Walker 5; Lancaster 11, v, Jackson 10. SECTION C. First Round.—Shirley, Scott, Barnett, Westbrooke (Agriculture) 13, v. Harris, Harris, Hill, Lamb (Retired Teachers) -13; Yanko, Smith, Reid, W. Dougan (Railway) 13. v. Drummond. Bright, Griffin, Kelly (Railway) 7 ;. North, Ryalls, Jones, Murray (Post and Telegraph) 14, v. MacMarrin, Ellis, Moore, Maher (Lands and Survey) 10. • ' j Second Round.—Dougan " 12,, v. Westbrooke 11: Maher 14, v. Lamb 10; Kelly 17, v. Murray 10. SECTION D. First Round.—Patterson, Braithwaite, Darrow, Lloyd (Retired Teachers) 12, v. Dyson, Cooper, George, R. Thomas (Public Works) 8; Eagles, Hurston, Crlspe, Gfibble (Railway) 10, v. Foreman, Barnard, Truman, Goodall (Railway) 9; Meikle, Flinn, McLang, Watson (Defence) 12, v. Waters, Wells, Williams, . Macey (Post and Telegraph) 11. Second Round.—Macey 14, v. Gribble 4; Lloyd 17, v. Watson 13; Thomas 10, v. Goodall 9. SECTION B. First Round.—Harrison, Anison, Newton, J. Sage (Post and Telegraph) 21, v. Hammond, Rowe, Cross, Wrigley Defence) 7; Stace, Webster, Lofiey. Franklin (Public Health) 13, v. Wilson, Lowe," Cahill, W. H. Newton (Retired Teachers) 11; Mercer, Beck, Jeffreys, Blackburn (Railway) 12. v. Spellman, Campbell, Dunsford, S. Till (Police) 5. Second Round.—Sage 11, v. Blackburn 10; Till 10, v. Franklin 5; Wrigley 16, v, Newton (Police) 3. SECTION F. First Round. —Torbet, Slaughter, Tarrant, Hollows (Labour) 10. v. Gage, Jordon, Pearce, Vivian (Post and Telegraph) S; Paton, Weir, Strong, T. Cooper (Railway) 18, v. Turner, Lanigan, Hunt, Rowell (Police) 10; Ellis, Ghent, Jackson, Milton {Mental Hospital) 9, v. Green. Egginton, Wlielan, Kerr (Post and Telegraph) 8; Dripps, Hollis, Walker. W. Thompson (Railway) 13, v. Elliott, Hardy, Faire, Plummer (Education) 9. Second Round.—Rowell 16, v. Plummsr 8; Cooper 16, v. Kerr 13; Milton 9, v. Hollows 7 ; Thompson 14. v. Vivian D.

MERCHANTS V. BUILDERS.

Players have been selected to represent the Merchants and Builders at the Carlton Green on Thursday in their annual match as follow :— Merchants.—F. Moon. A. Wilson, F. W. Wilson, J. C. Hill ; A. Whyte. J. W. Braim, P. Bach, A. G. Graham ; R. G. Speight, M. C. Stapleton, F. Snoad. H. C. Clarke; R. H. McCallum, P. E. Edmonds, C. Taylor, M. McCallum: W. England, G. Broun, F. Whitley, W. Newbiggen. Builders.—G. Gibson, F. Vaughan, W. Brownlee, It. A. Cornish: W. .Tenkin, 0. Bartleet, W. Piatt, S. Rabone : R. McLeod, S. Chappell. G. Pollard. W. Whittaker; P. White, S. White, R. Norton. J. Lye; G. Foster, A. Grinter, P. Macfarlane, J. P« Evans.