PUBLIC SERVICE BOWLS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 285, 1 December 1944, Page 7

PUBLIC SERVICE BOWLS

ANNUAL PAIRS TOURNAMENT Finalists in the Public Service Bowling Association's annual pairs tournament are the pairs skipped by Hammond (Railway) and Fenwick (Retired Teachers). The final will be played later. Fifty pairs competed yesterday on the Auckland and Ponsonby Clubs' greens. Results were:— Auckland j Green.—Section A: R. Smith (Railway), B. Gibbons (Public Works), 4 wins: Rule (Railway). 3; Quinlan (Post and Telegraph) 2: McLean (Post and Telegraph). Harvey (Retired Teachers), 1. Section B: Griffin (Railway), Jones (Post and Telegraph), 4 wins; Johnson (Railway). Till (Police). Maher (Lands and Survey), Z. Dyson (Public Works), 1. Section C: Jurnbwl (Post and Telegraph), 5 wins; Hammond (Railway). 4; Proctor (Railway), Lamb (Retired Teachers), 2; Ryalls (Post and Telegraph). W. E. A. Smith (Agriculture) 1. Section D: Hardie Neil (Defence), 5 wins; Lane (Lands and Survey), Martin (Post and Telegraph), 3; Moon (Railway), Hunt (Police), 2; Ramsay (Agriculture). 0. Intersection Play: first round. Jones beat Turnbull, Hammond beat Tiriffin. Smith beat Gibbons, Hardie Neil, a, bye. Second round, Hardie Neil beat Jones, Hammond beat Smith. Third round, Hammond beat Hardie Nell. ,„ „ . Ponsonby Green.—Section A: Harrison (Railway), Fenwick (Retired Toachers), 4 wins: Hatton (Public Works). 3; McGaffan (Railway), 2: A. Griffin (Post and Telegraph), 1; Plummer (Education), 0. Section B: Walker (Retired Teachers), George (Public Works). 4 wins; Bishop (Railway), Gordon (Post and Telegraph), Bell (Retired Teachers), 2; Jackson (Railway), 1. Section C: Vivian (Post and Telegraph), 5 wins; Pescoe (Post and Telegraph), 4; Norton (Police), 3J Eizzard (Housing), 2; Head (Railway), 1; Smith (Railway), 0. Section D: Colthurst (Railway), Lofley (Healtit), 4 wins; Pentecost (Police), McMahon (Post and Telegraph). 3; Burrell (Industries and Commerce), 2; Cahill (Native), 1. Intersection Play: First round, Colthurst beat Vivian, Walker beat Harrison, George beat Lofley, Fenwick beat Poscoe. Second round, Fenwick beat George, Colthurst beat Walker. Third round, Fenwick beat Colthurst.