BOWLING.
hardley shield.
ACCKLAND LEADS SOUTH AUCKLAND. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON. Saturday. The annual Hardley Shield bowling matches between the Auckland and South Auckland Centres was played to-day in ideal weather. At tbe end of the morning's play each side had three wins and two games drawn. On the aggregate Auckland was ahead, having 186 points to South Auckland s 160. Results (South Auckland names first): — Round One.—Pomeroy, Franklin, Maingay, Rowe'2o, v. Coldicutt. Tongue, Parker Hill, \\ liitten 30; J. North, Jourdain, W. J. North, Gee 26, v. Ogilvie, Anderson, Forbes. Livingstone 24; Easter, R. E. Pilkingtoii, Ireeman. Edgar James IS), v. Pitt, Goldwater, Sj-kes, Fookes 25; Clothier, Swain, Hawken, R. N. Pilkington 16, v. Clark, Norcross, b raser, Gardiner 27; Adams, Aitken, Anchor, Chapman 22, v. Robertson, W. H Clarke, Delamore, Gifford 10; Crosby, Knitht' « rce ;, Lewls 24 ' v - Leach, Phillips, CriiKh«f Hardley 10; Oates, Loverldge, Crabb, Stewart 10, v. Brooke, Brecken, Vinlobe"B°n :*>■' Sing, Carter, Davis, Thomas 23 V " KatterfeWt ' Perkins, Firth,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1937, Page 16
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