BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 236, 5 October 1936, Page 14

BOWLING.

CLUB GAMES. POXSOXBY GREEN. Britannin Pins.—Shirley, Piper, Buchan, gamers (holders) 18, v. Wehster, Drummond, Inslis, Gibson 17. Ordinary Draw. —Gray, Fanch, Johnson, Letham 30, v. Mclvor, Crowe, J. Jury, Colebrook 23 ; Redpatli, Thomas, Richardson, liowbottom 17, v. Harrison, Frieberg, Cox, L. Jury 21. MOUNT ALBERT GREEN. Ordinary Draw. —Grant, Delugar, Webster, Lane 21, v. Heighwuy, Richards, S. Walker, Bloinley 2a; Green, W. Thomas," Loiisdale, Newton 23, v. Taylor, Scott, Barton, Holdsworth It) ; Moore, A. Stevens, Morris, Townley 21, v. Howell, I'oole, llarbutt, T. Maxwell 21 ; Mackay, Young, Henry, Muir 24, v. McKeicli, Blair, Faweett, Garlick 12 ; Black, Service, E. Thomas 23, v. Marshall, Rosie, Boagey 21. ROCKY NOOK GREEN. Ordinary Draw. — Stewart, Hudson, Clarke. Cliffe 24. v. Renshaw. Ansell. Reid. Roylanee 14 ; Young, McMillan, Baxter, Farley 20, v. Cliffe, Garland. Bain, Ellisdon 11; De Rungs, Boss, Kaye, Anderton 20, v. Dillicar. Bi»ekley, Chambers, Yeo IS; Bowen, Maidens, Young, Kayes' 23, ". White, Smith, Reed, Wakcrley 15: Wilson, IR. Page. Rutledge, Anderson 13, v. Veitcli, E. Page, Beehre, Keatley 20; Kayes, Turner, Smith, Edwards 23, v. Armour. Williams, Oughton 20 ; Kayes, Jackson, Hawke, Brown 21, v. Wheeler, Davison, Wintlirop, Pearce 17. MOUNT EDEN GREEN. Winter Fours.—Holloway, B. Smith, Gatenby, Shirriffs 20, v. W. Gribble, Kinnilijirgli, Gillies, J. Smith 20; C. Taylor, Martin, Daisley, L. .Toll 25, v. Simmond, Chambers, L. .1011, Miller 15 ; Cave, Fowke, A. J. Campbell, J. 11. Baker 25, v. James, Henderson, Walker, Hull 14; Lockhead, Davis, Morrison, A. .Tones 22, v. Franklin, Black, W. Watson, Julian 14. WEST END GREEN. Winter Fours.—Newell, Court, FraserSmitb, Brookes 20, v. Arneil, Cato, Eshclby, Irvine 20; Clarke, I-larkens, Thouiass, Needliam 24, v. Burt, Brown, Stichbury, Faire 17; Wright, Under, Hill, McNair 21, v. Hudson, Youngj Bayliss, Kirk 11

ELLERSLIE GREEN. Lang Pins.—Carter, Richmond, .Toll Golliin 19, v. Legge, Day, Longvill*, Westbrooke 20. McKinley Stars.—Trobilcock, Kirk, Sanders, Toy 26 (challengers), v. Kay, Woodlock, G. Wood, Hay 1-i (holders). Ordinary Draw.—Dodd, Christmas, Sykes, Coppins 25, v. Arthur, Fletcher, J. White, Wannan 14; Ilendry, P. Corby, Maud IS, v. Gidley, Wright, Johnson 14. Junior Champions' Final.—T. White 17, v. 11. Fussell 12. TRANSPORT GREEN. Unofficial opening games :—Clark, Pearce, Itopei\ Cottingham 2<i, v. F. Anderson, Billings, R. Hagen, Wil'kefield 22 ; Brown, Arnott, T. Witlker, Lowe 18, v. Daw, Sullivan, Payne, G. Greenland 19 ; Hunter, E. Greenland, Court 17, v. Armitage, Ward, Stotter 12 ; Grant, Shine, Nash 20, v. Morrison, K. Hagen, Benton 12. CARLTON GREEN. Carlton Ferns.—Northwood, Matchett, H. Vaughan, Wlshart 22, v. Harman, Hamlin, Emcrali, Ritchie 17. Club Fours.—Gillam, Ball, Jenkin 17, v. Adamson, Gooding, V. Little 20; Bowden, Hollis, Snedden, Hunt 20, v. Leser, Scott, Hailey, Furnell 16. MANGERE GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Tilden, Stewart, Caddy, Wilson 27, v. Bib-hop, Gerrie. Wetib, Clark 19; Leslie, Wilson, Dickson, Granger 18, v. Palmer, Sanderson, Wads worth, Ma-sscy IS: Williams. Lundie, Laslett, Knight 19, v. Davis, Solomon, Moss, Ogilvie 23. HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—Thomas, Crookbaln,' Hutchison, Clark 14, v. Ardern, Francis, J. Boag, Taylor 21 ; Pollock, Agnew, Solomon, Houghton 22, v. Schmidt, Morris, Catterall, Bromley 14; S. Blincoe, Reynolds, Dick, Phillip 25, v. B. Blincoe, Caffey, Clemow, Harrison 15.

ONEHUNGA GREEN. Ordinary Draw.—lt. Gatland, Sims, Laing, Cross 30, v. McSwlney, West, Preston Harrison 27; Ilopwell, Foote, Kerr 24, v A. George, Buchanan, Welham 10; -Ferguson, Campbell, Nichols 34, v. Robertson. Bell, Wigglnton 16. Gatland Buttons. —Smethurst, Faukler, Marks, Gray (challengers) 21, v. l'ople, Skinner, Collin, Grace (holders) 17. Cock of the Walk.—Farnswortli, Tonkin, McKenzie, Kenny (challengers) 19, v. Adams. 11. Bray, Cowell, Crickton (holders) 16. Diggers' Badges.—Campbell (Mount Eden, challengers) 19, v. Maud (Edendale, holders) IS. REMUERA GREEN. Sanderson Flags.—Egerton, Harvey 23, v. Grieve, Bowles 19. Clark Buttons.—Stubbs, Weir, Keys, Young 24, v. Whitmore, Vincent, Eaves, Mncfarlano 13; Bauer, Grieve, Weir 22, v. Whitley, Thronsen, Short 15; Clarkson, Eaves, Buttimore, Allen 21, v. Taylor, W. Ilill, It. Jackson. Mncfarlaue 18; Macfarlane, Kirk, Itathbone 23, v. Roberta, j Johnston, Baker 21; McLeod, Gorrie, Roberts, Seger 25, v. Kgerton, Fisher, White, Walker 18; Wllniot, Evans, 11. Jones 18, v. Hay, .Jones, Asliton, Feldon 17 ; Whitmore, A. Hill, Smith, Barker 29, v. Colegrove, Davis, Acheson, McCalhun 19; Goosman, Harle, Gavey 28, v. Coote, Bolton, Leaning 18; Bull, Johnson, Wooller, Osmond 20 v. Fullerton, M. Reid, Newton, Duncan 19; Stubbs, Ilenson, Watson, Sheath 21, v. Schofield, Griffiths, Burcher, East 16.

ST. HELIER'S GREEN. The president of the St. Ilelier's Bowling Club, Mr. H. E. Goidsbro, welcomed members, intending members and visitors, at the informal opening of the club on Saturday. The greens, lie said, were in excellent order and tlie membership had increased by close on a score. lie wished them all a good game and a most enjoyable season. \ WAITEMATA GREEN. The Waitemata Club green was officially opened for the season on Saturday by the president, Mr. G. B. Chiunery, who welcomed a gathering of ladies and visitors of •3ister clubs and members. He complimented the green superintendent, Mr. W. L. Rowland, on the splendid condition of the green. He also welcomed and congratulated Mr. A. G. Osborne, a member of the club, 011 his election as M.P. for Manukau. Tlie Auckland Centre was represented by Messrs. W. J. Truscott, A. Dignan, and M. J. Walsh, congratulations being offered by Mr. Truscott, who mid the stage was now set for a wonderful bowling season, as the Government was providing more leisure and more spending power. Addresses were also given by Mr. W. J. Lyon, 51.P. for Waitemata, Mr. A. G. Osborne, M.P., Mr. It. Martin, Mayor of Nortlieote, Mr. Albert Hadtield, Deputy-Mayor of Birkenhead, and Mr. A. Harris. Oliinnery, wife of ' the president, delivered the first bowl. The croquet lawns adjoining were also deelarejl open for the season by Mr. Chlnnery, after the first ball had been hit through tlie lioops by the president, Mrs. W. K. A. Stewart.

Games resulted as follows:—Walsh Dignan. Woolley, Truscott 20, v. Williamsou, Holland, Blackwell, Cliinnery 15; Stevens, Goldwater, Camplin, McPhail 21, v. Sutton, Graham, Lenderyou. G. Edmonds 17; Sampson, Turnbnll, Lowe, Jlanna 22, v. Skinner, S. Clark, Meese. Earl 21 ; Gillespie, Webster, Mason, Bnile.v 17, v. Gordon, R. Shepherd, Drinnan, Jackson 23; Hicks, Robertson, Blenkarne, Shanks 10, v. Harris, Surman, Heath, Morgan 21 ; Begg, Abdallah, Scott, Taylor 13, v. Robins, Camplin, Smith, McGregor 13; Watson, Ilawke, Doyle. IJees-George 14, v. Fleming, Trevena, Leggett. Johnstone 29; Roles, Worthington, Feran, Elliott 13. v. Hoyland, Rowe, Lyon, Bates IS.