BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 124, 27 May 1936, Page 20

BOWLING.

" GROSS DISCOURTESY." WELLINGTON IS AGGRIEVED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. "Gross discourtesy" was the description of the action of the Canterbury Bowling Centre by members of the Wellington Centre last evening, when discussing the announcment of the abandonment of the Barnett Tiki matches for all time. Members decided to ask Canterbury if reports that this action had been taken as the result of Wellington's laxity in attending to correspondence were correct. The discussion arose from the announcement that considerable and prolonged trouble had been caused by the matches. A Canterbury member had said they had no end of trouble over the matter and there always had been trouble in arranging dates with Wellington. Members of the Wellington Centre expressed astonishment at the reported severance of relations. It was stated that Wellington had not been informed of the decision and that when a telegram was received from Canterbury intimating that matches had been abandoned the Wellington team had actually been constituted. AUCKLAND CLUB. Skips to enter teams for the Auckland Bowling Club's two-Saturday tournament, to be held next Saturday and on June 6, play commencing at 1.15 p.m.:—J. H. Darby, Eshelby (West End), R. McMaster (Stanley), W. Taylor, L. H. Campbell (Mount Eden), W. Lancaster, G. Hosking, J. Hodd (Carlton), W. Doram (Rocky Nook), McLeod (Balmoral), J. Griffiths, McKinstry (Ponsonby), Bilkey (Waitemata), Bayliss (Edendale), I. Clarke, H. Luke, C. G. Maher, J. R. McPhall, S. Harris, E. Gladding (Auckland). ONEHUNGA CLUB. Twenty-two teams competed In a full-rink tournament held yesterday by the Onehunga Bowling Club, the section winners" being Keeling (Onehunga), Livingstone (Onehunga) and Parsons (Ponsonby). The tourney will terminate next week. Livingstone will play Parsons and Keeling will meet the winner In the final.