BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 285, 1 December 1936, Page 15

BOWLING.

SERVICE TOURNEY. PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS' CONTEST. "AGRICULTURE" AND "HEALTH" IN" FINAL. Despite showery weather the annual 'tournament of the Auckland Public Service Bowling Association was held yesterday, and was got through to the final. The Mount Eden and Auckland Clubs' picturesque greens provided the playing ■area for sixty teams, who were welcomed at the Auckland greens by Mr. J. E. Green, of the Post and Telegraph Department, in the course of whose remarks the association's, thanks to their hosts were conveyed, and at Mount Eden Mr. R. Thomas (Internal Affairs) conveyed the welcome. Five rounds of fourteen heads were decided on each green, the players using three bowls, and at the end of the day's play the issue was narrowed down to two teams. The final between Keys and Barnett (Agriculture) and Stace and Lofley (Public Health) will be played on a date to be arranged. Following are the results:— Auckland Green. SECTION A. First Round.—li. A. Walker, H. J. Walker (Railway) 17, r. D. Smith, G. Mason (Railway) 10; Stace, Lofley (Public Health) 11, v. Harris, Johns (Retired Teachers) —: Till (Police) 13, v. Dodd, Jackson (Public Work) 0. Second Round.—Till 17, v. Walker S; Lofley 15, v. Jackson S; Mason 13, v. Johns 11. Third Rcund.—Mason ITS, v. Jackson 11; Till 14, v. Lofley 13 ; Walker 14, v. Johns 12. Fourth Round.—Johns IS, v. Till 11; Lofie.v 14, v. Mason 13; Walker 14, v. Jackson 7. Fifth Round.—Jackson 14, y. Johns 13 ; Lofley ID, v. Walker 11; Till 16, v. Mason 10. Summary.—Lofley, Till, 4 wins; Walker, 3 wins; Mason, 2 wins; Johns, Jackson, 1 win. Lofley won the section. SECTION B. First Round.—Fletcher, White (Public Works) IG, v. Head, .Tullocli (Railway) 7 ; G. Foster, Ingpen (Railway) 21, v. Ncweonibc, Thomson (Railway) 9; Patersoa, Braitliwaite (Retired Teachers) 17, v. Ellis, Faire (Public Trust) 10.

Second Round.- —Wliitc 14. v. Braithwaite 11; Thomson 14, v. Tullocli 7 ; Faire 18, v. Ingpen 13. Third Round. —Ingpon 14, v. Tullocli 7 ; White 19, v. Fa ire 14 ; Braithwaite 14, v. Thomson 0. Fourth Round.—Faire 11. v. Tullocli C; Braithwaite 14, v. Ingpen 1 ; White 15, v. Thomson 11. Fifth Round.—Braithwaite 14, v. Tulloch 10; Ingpen 14, v. White 13; Thomson 12, v. Faire 11. , , . Summary.—lngpen, Braithwaite, A\hite, 4 wins; Thomson, 2 wins; Faire, 1 win; Tullocli, 110 wins. Ingpen won the section. SECTION C. First Round.—McLaren, Watson (Railway) 14, v. Bishop, Colthurst (Railway) 5 : Lanigan. Rowell (Police) 20, v. Dyson, Garrett (Public Works) S; Moore, Colebrook (Retired Teachers) 14, v. MacMorran, Johnson (Lands and Survey) C. Second Round. —Colthurst 13. v. Rowell 11; Watson 15, v. Colebrook 12; Johnson 10. v. Garrett 10. Third Round. —Watson 10, v. Garrett 9; Rowell 13, v. Johnson 8; Colthurst 17, v. Colebrook S. Fourth Round.—Colthurst 18, v. Garrett 11; Watson 13, r. Johnson 12; Rowell 15, v. Colebrook 10. Fifth Round. —Colebrook 20. v. Garrett S; Johnson 12, v. Colthurst 9; Rowell 10, v. Watson 9. Summary.—Rowell, Watson, 4 wins: Colthurst, 3 wins; Colebrook. .Tolinson. 2 wins: Garrett, no wins. Rowell won the section. * SECTION D. First Round.—Hammond. Hardie Neil (Defence) 12. v. Green, Kerr (Post and Telegraph* 10: Crow. Blackburn (Railway) 22, v. Stead. Iloilis (Hallway) 8; McGaffan, Hammond (Railway) 12, v. J. Williams. W. Smitli (Hi'tired Teachers) 7. ■ Second Round.—t-Kerr 14, v. Iloliis 10; Hammond 13, v. Blackburn 7; Smith 23. v. Neil 15. „ Third Round.—Hammond 13, v. Hollis 10: Noil 15, v. Blackburn 7 ; Smith 15, v. Kerr 13. Fourth Round.—Hardie >eil 11. v. Hollis 14; Smith 17. v. Blackburn 9 ; .Hammond 14. v. Kfrr 12. Fifth Round.—Kerr 14. v. Blackburn l.i: Smith 14, v. Hollis 0; Hardie Neil 12, v. Hammond 9. Sunimarv. — Hammond. Hardie Neil, Smith. 4 wins: Kerr. 2 wins: Blackburn, 1 win: Hollis, no wins. Hammond won the section. SECTION E. First Round.—Grinter, Lorimer (Hallway) 19 v. F. T. Williams. Barnes (Railway) 11: C. Jones, McMalion (Post and Telegraph) 15, , v. Garrard, Wrigley (Defpiicn) 0: Hailwood. Porritt fßailwaj) 13. v. Taylor, Mailer (Lands and Survey) 1 Second Round. —Malier 10, v. Wrigley 13; McMalion 14, v. Barnes 12; Lorimer 14. v. Porritt 9. _ _ , Third Round. —McMalion 11, v. Maher 10; Lorimer 18, v. Wrigley 7; Barnes -1. V "'Fourth' Round. —Wrigley 13, v Barnes 6: Maher 12, v. Lorimer 8; Porritt la, M FifU? Round.—McMahon 11. v Lorimer 8 ; Porritt 10, v. Wrigley 9 ; Maher 17, v. Ba Summ<ir.V.—MeMahon, 4 wins; Lorimer, Porritt, Malier, 3 wins; Barnes, ri o lej, 1 win. McMalion won the section. Mount Eden Green. SECTION A. First Round.—Johnston, Dougan wav) 19, v. Moir. Kelly (Railway) 17 . Tudliope, Godfrey (Lands and Survey) 17, v. Mullins, Harris (Retired Teachers) 1-, Hollows, Chippendale (lost and Telegraph) 17, v. Williams, Eaves (Railway) B 'Second Round.— Chippendale 15, v. Godfrey 13: Dougan 14, v. Harris 8, Eaves 15. y. Kelly 10. . .' „ Third Round. —Eaves 15, v. Dougan 1-, Chippendale 10, v. Harris 6; Kelly 14, v. 1 Round.— Chippendale 21, v. Kelly 15: Eaves 11, v. Harris 10; Godfrej lg, v. D °Fifth Round.- Dougan 14, v Chippendale 12; Kelly 17, v. Harris G; Eaves 10, v. Sumraa^'.—Chippendale. Eaves, 4 wins; Dougan, 3 wins; Kelly, Godfrey, 2 wins; Harris? no wins. Chippendale won the sec tlon- SECTION B. First Round—Scott, Westbrooke (Agriculture) 18. v. Tayler, Walker (Retired Teachers) 13; Neild, Parsons (Police) 1-, v Eagles, Sage (Post and Telegraph) 11 , Mawson, Campbell (Railway) 15. v 1 owte, M °S°e n cond a ßound.— Sage 13. v. Westbrooke 12 ; Moon 14, v. Walker 11 ; Campbell 20, V Third^Round.—Sage 15, v. Walker 13; Moon 10. v. Parsons 9; Campbell 11, v. V Four°th ke ßound.—Walker • 23, v. Parsons Campbell 12, v. Sage 8; Westbrooke 17 Flfth JI °Round.—Sage 13, v. M°°" 12; Campbell 15, v. Walker 7; Westbrooke 12, V ' Summarv-— Campbell, 5 wins; Westbrooke Sage, 3 wins; Moon, 2 wins: Parsons Walker, 1 win. Campbell won the j section. SECTION C. [ First Round.— Gage, Vivian (Post and Telegraph) IS, v. Klrby, Harris (Railway) 9- Smith, Reea (Railway) 17 v Cameron, StreeTer Railway) 8 ; Dick, Newton (Lands and Survey) 16. v. Alfrey. Langridge (P Second W Round.—Harris 16, v. Steeter 12! Langridge 17, v. Reed 8; Newton 12, v ' Th'ird Round. —Reed 14, v. Harris 12 ; Langridge 15, v. Vivian 11 ; Newton 11. v. S ' Fourth 1 °Round.—Vivian 19. v. StTeeter 13T Newton 19, v. Reed 18; Harms IG, v. g ßo 7 uml.—Reed 14 v. Vivian 8; gtreeter 19, v. Langridge lo ; Newton 10, V ' Summary^ —Newton, 5 wins : . Reed. 3 wins Harris. Langridge, Vivian 2 wins; Streeter, 1 win. Newton won the section. SECTION D. First Round. —Mooney, Davenport (Railway) 10, v. Crisp, Gribble (Railway) 9; Moore Lane (Lands and Survey) 13, v. Webster Franklin (Pubic Health) 8; Rjalls? Murray . (Post and Telegraph) 13, V Slaughter, Hollows (Labour) 10. ' Second Round.—Franklin 19, v. Gribble 10; Hollows. 10, v. Davenport 15; Murray 9 ( V. Lane 8.

Third Round.—Murray 14, v. Franklin 7; Gribble 11, v. Hollows 10; Dane 24, v. Davenport 8. Fourth Round. —Murray 22, v. Davenport 4 : Franklin 15, v. Hollows 9 ; Lane v. Gribble 12. Fifth Round.—Franklin 11, v. Davenport 9; Murray 10, v. Gribble 9; Hollows 18, v. Lane S. Summary.—Murray. 5 wins; Lane, 3 wins; Hollows, Franklin, 2 wins; Davenport, Gribble, 1 win. Murray won the section. SECTION E. First Round.—Powles, Duncan (Railway) 21, v. I'anko. Harrison (Railway) 6; Keys, Barnett (Agriculture) 14, v. I,awes, Quinlan (Post and Telegraph) 9; George, Thomas (Internal Affairs) 19, v. Wicksteed, Findlay (Insurance) 9. Second Round. —Findlay 17, v. Barnett 12 ; Thomas 14, v. Duncan 10; Harrison 17. v. Quinlan 8. Third Round.—Quinlan 18, v. Duncan 9; Findlay 15, v. Harrison 0; Barnett 8, v. Thomas G. , Fourth Round. —Thomas 11, v. Quinlan 7; Barnett 15, v. Harris 10; Duncan 10, v. Findlay 11. Fifth Round. —Barnett 18, v. Duncan 8; Thomas 14, v. Harris 13; Quinlan 15. v. Findlay D. . Summary.—Barnett, Thomae, 4 -wins; Duncan, Findlay, Quinlan, 2 wins; Harris, 1 win. Barnett won the section. INTER-SECTION PLAY. At Auckland.—First round: Ingpen 11, v. McMalion 8 ; Hammond 10, v. Rowell 7; Loliey, a bye. Second Round.—Lofley 7, v. Hammond o ; Ingrpen, a. bye. Third Roumi. —Lofley 8 v. Ingpen 5. Lollcv was the green winner. At Mount Eden. —First round: Chippendale 7, v. Campbell 3 ; Barnett 7, v. Murrav 2; Newton, a bye. Second Round.—Bamett 0, v. Newton 3; Chippendale, a bye. Third Round.—Barnett 8, v. Chippendale 4. „ Barnett was the green winner.