BOWLING

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 65, 17 March 1945, Page 14

BOWLING

CLUB GAMES DEVONPORT GREEN.—Jubilee Tournament: Semi-final: Stone, Scarborough, Adams. Carroll (West End) 19. v. Curtis. Courtney, Grlbble. Ercer (Kensington) 18; Leonard, Hosking. Robinson, Jenktn (Carlton) 25, v. Wilson. Clarke, Bremner, Rowe (Auckland) 18. Final: Carlton 25. v. West End 1. RAWHITI GREEN.—CIub Championships, final: W Grace (two lives) 17. v. C. Petersen 11. Firstyear Championship: W. Murray defeated v. Gladden. EPSOM GREEN.—Result of tournament for trophies presented by Mr. A. T. O'Donnell: Winners—A. Galloway, J. Dickin, H. S. Anderson. First Year Championship: A. Galloway; runner-up, N. S. Wells. GREY LYNN GREEN.—Semi-finals club fours: Quinn, O'Connor, Warneford, Caddy 27, v. Wtgg, Mudd, Neve, Somers, 11: Robinson. Herring, Armstrong. Gadd 25, v. Patrickson, Mahony, Briggs, MacDonnell 16. INTER-CLUB MATCHES HILLSBORO , v. CARLTON. at Hlllsboro , (Carlton names first) .—Harvey 22, v. Holdsworth 14; Jones 23, v. Buckle 15: Bird 25, v. Thompson 19; O'Sullivan 29, v. A. Fisher 22; DeLaunay 19, V. O. Fisher 20; Fraser 13, v. Stringer 23. Firstyear team: Coggan 13, v. Donald 26. PARNELL v. ONEHUNGA R.S.A. (Parnell names first).—Harris, White, Crulckshank, Hosklng 24, v. Sager, Hay, Beale, Witley, 16; Stretton, Emmerson, Taylor, W. Harris 16. v. Cook. Marshall. Miller, Bates 21; Fortune, Hagan, Smith, Mills 31, T. Jeffs, Child, Jackson, Early 12. CARLTON v. inLLSBORO, at Carlton (Carlton names first). —R. Proud, Rogers, J. Proud. Roberts 29. v. Longland, Eades. Spackman, Farley 10: Budd, Radley, Mitchell. Donaldson 30. v. Townsend, Hughes, Bush, Pollard 15; Bull. Evitt, Emarall, Muston 27. v. Evan. Vial. Rudkin, Neil 17: Eccles, Neal. Walker, Dormer 13, v. Cameron. ! Hollis, Hewltson, Brand 24; Dinnlson. Spitz. Gllmour, Fenwick 32, v. Norris. Hoppy, Wilson. Longvllle 15; Clifton. Brlnsden. Clinkard. MoUoy 23. v. Moon's team 23. CARLTON v. TE PAPAPA, at Carlton (Carlton names first).—S. Palmer. Mountain, Kennerley, Duncan 21, v. Catt, Sadgrove, Gardner, Simpson 16; Hollis. Bates. Harrison, Robinson 22. v. Gildon. Melville, Allcock, Harrlman 15. CARLTON v. EPSOM, at Carlton (Carlton names first).—lntermediate: Lysnar, Whyman, Pegler, Ktlgour 25. v. Perkins. Kendrick, Young, Bruce 11. ONEHUNGA CLUB.—Fifth round, vice-president's fours: Caddy, Chambers, Parnell, Cole 26, v. Harding, Ball, D. Williams. Clarke 15; Stokes, J. Catley, McMath, Hambling 18, v. Reaks. Court, E. Jones, Miller 10: Zenovich. Herbert. Pilklngton, Farnsworth 26, v. Mourant, McCrystall, Cross, Edgerley 17. The losers, excepting Edgerley's team, were eliminated. EPSOM v. BALMORAL, at Balmoral (Epsom names first). —First-year players: Leaning. Bennie. Johnson, Wills, 26, V. Viggars, Dooley, Parks, Rabbetts. 12. WEST END v. GREY LYNN, at West End (West End names first).—Needham, 25. v. Jarbln, 14: Matthews, 21, v. Winger, 19; Thomas, 28. v. Gibbs, 12; Fraser-Smith, 12, v. Binney. 25; Frebo.g, 22, v. Walker, 24. WEST END v. GREY LYNN, at Grey Lynn (West End names first).—Brown. 20, v. Curtis, 15; Plummer, 21, v. Newton, 21; McDermott, 22, -v McMurchy. 19; Stitchbury, 22. v. Griffiths, 23; Thomson, 20, v. Shine 21. West End, s',i wins: Grey Lynn, 4',' 2 wins. EDENDALE v. CLEVEDON (at Edendale).—The Edendale Bowling Club met four teams from Clevedon In the annual inter-club game for the Patron Shield, held by the latter club. The results were as follow (Edendale names first): Hamilton, Syers, Edmonds, Ritcjbie 23, v. Hepworth, Anderson, Munro, Bell 18; Mcßrlne, Bagnail, Bradshaw, Hill 21, v. E. Dawe. G. Dow, Duder, Tylden 14; Shirley, Oates, Naylor, Hayes 15, v. R. Waters, Hawthorn, Wells, Dawe 18; J. H. Jones, Gladding, Salt, Addison 32, v. Hirst, Luke, Rybum, Hyde 17. The aggregate score was: Edendale 91. Clevedon 67. The shield was presented to the acting-president of the Edendale Club by the patron of the Clevedon Club, Mr. Hyde wlro congratulated the club on the condition of the green. During the afternoon tea adjournment players assembled on the green and actingpresident Mr. G. Salt presented a life member's badge and patron's badge to Mr. J. Butler, the club patron, who is one of the foundation, numbers of the Edendale Club of 25 years ago, and has during that'period, been a tower of strength to the club, in spite of the fact that falling health has prevented his active participation in the play. Mr Butler suitably responded after a rousing chorus of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."