BOWLS

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22344, 7 March 1938, Page 15

BOWLS

BRISTOL CUP MATCH TIMARU BEATS WEST END In the final of the South Canterbury Bowling Centre’s competition for the Bristol Cup, played on Saturday on the Timaru Club’s green, the home club beat West End by 199 points to 123. Details were as follows (Timaru names first):— Mathewson, Reid, Patchett, Manning, 17; C. McLaren, H. Blaekham, C. Harding, C J. Dewar, 26. Winnington, Olney, Edyvean, Hunt, 24; Brownie, Davey, Ellis, I. McLaren. 13. Home, Cleland, Morgan. Washer, 27; Bach, W. Dalgleish, M. Gabites, J. Gunn, 11. Tressider, R. S. Home, Menzies, Miller, 32; Forrester, Adkins, G. Blaekham, Currie. 13. Greenaway, Oborn, Anderson. Kebby, 37; Booth, Vucetich, B. Stoddart, J. Entwistle, 6. Pennefather. Wilson, Lee, Thomson, 24; W. Smith. J. Souter, A. Jackson, P. Stewart, 15.

Todd, Hartley, Knott, Keen. 15; Ewing Arthur, Little, R. Sampson, 20. Symonds, Wood, Nicholson. Ussher, 23: Aghew, Davey, Fairhall, Liggins, 19.

GERALDINE BOWLING

CLUB

The Geraldine Bowling Club's competition for the Walter W. Williamson Memorial Cup was begun on Saturday, and will be completed next Saturday. The games were played in ideal conditions. Results of the first three games were as follows:—Turner and Mulvey, 16. 18, 19total 53; Loach and Scott, 13, 23. 12—48; Neulze and Woolhousc, 11. 15, 21—47; Paterson and McArthur, 18, 12, 17—47; Burmester and Kinley, 20. 9, 16—45; Brown and Simpson, 19, 15. 10—44; Stock and Scott, 9, 16, 18—43; Hannah and Turner, 9 9, 23—41; Logan and Burrows, 16, 12, 12—40; Hamilton and Withers, 11, 10, 15— 36; Knibb and Logan, 17, 10, 7—34; Lack and Pierce, 14, 13, 5—32. REPRESENTATIVE TEN NIS AT W AIM ATE

A strong representative tennis team from the North Otago Tennis Association visited Walmate on Saturday to play a return match with the Waihao Sub-Asso-ciation representative team. The match was played on tHe Walmate Club s courts and the visitors won by 18 sets *o 6. Results (Waihao names first);— Men’s Singles—J. Shea lost to W. Glffen 6-9; W. Westphal lost to L. Green. 1-9; L. Ball lost to L. South, 1-9; J. Flynn lost to P. Mulligan, 6-9; P. Hannifin bea' J. Hendy, 9-6; G. Park lost to S. Hurst, 4Women’s Singles—Miss V. Blair lost to Miss J. Corrigal, 4-7; Mrs Taylor lost to Miss Jt- Gunn. 2-7; Miss M. McNeill lost to Miss A. McKenzie, 2-7; Miss T. Neale lost to Miss J. Fraser, 4-7; Mrs R. White beat Miss M. Newson, 7-1: Mrs Don lost to Mrs Ingram, 0-7. Men’s Doubles—Shea and Westphal beat GlfTen and Green. 9-8; Ball and Flynn lost to South and Mulligan, 5-9; Hannifin and Park beat Hendy and Hurst, 9-6. Women’s Doubles—Miss Blair and Mrs Taylor beat Misses Corrigal and Gunn, 7-4; Misses McNeill and Neale lost to Misses McKenzie and Newson, 6-7; Miss White and Mrs Don lost to Miss Fraser and Mrs Ingram, 3-7. Mixed Doubles—Shea and Miss Blair lost to Giflen and Miss Corrigal. 8-9; Westphal and Mrs Taylor lost to Green and Miss McKenzie, 7-9; Ball and Miss McNdill lost to South and Miss Gunn, 7-9; Flynn and Miss Neale lost to Mulligan and Miss Ingram, 2-9; Hannifin and Miss White beat Hondv and Miss Fraser. 9-4; Park and Mrs Don lost to Hurst and Miss Morrison 5-

TEMUKA TENNIS GAMES

Playing in the Temuka Town and Country Tennis Association's B grade competition on Saturday, Pleasant Valley beat St. Peter’s by 10 sets (78 games) to 6 sets (70 games). The results were (St. Peter’s players' names first): — Women’s Singles—Miss J. Joynt beat Miss M. Webb, 6-5; Miss E. Mahan beat Miss E. Padgett, 6-2; Miss E. Edgeler beat Miss T. Brophy, 6-2; Miss B. Joynt lost to Miss R. Padgett, 4-6.

Men’s Singles—R. N. Clark lost to T. Webb 2-6: C. W. Dassler lost to R. Worner, 4-6; K. Browne beat G. H. Worner, 6-4; H. Pierce beat L. Hlbbs, 6-2. Women’s Doubles—Misses Joynt and Mahan lost to Misses Webb and E. Padgett. 1-6: Misses Edgeler and Joynt lost to Misses Brophy and R. Padgett, 5-6. Men's Doubles —Clark and Dassler beat Webb and R. Worner, 6-3: Browne and Pierce lost to Hlbbs and G. H. Worner, 2-6.

• Mixed Doubles—Miss Joynt and Clark lost to Miss Webb and Webb, 4-6; Miss Mahan and Dassler lost to Miss E. Padgett and R. Worner, 5-6: Miss Edgeler and Browne lost to Miss Brophy and Hlbbs. 4-6; Miss Joyne and Pierce lost to Miss R. Padgett and G. H. Worner, 3-6.

The final of the South Canterbury boys’ under 15 lawn tennis championship was won on Saturday by Gibb, of Pleasant Point, who beat Donnithorne by 9 to 4. GERALDINE PERSONAL NOTES At the annual meeting of the Geraldine Women's Institute, the president (Mrs L. S. R. King) referred to the recent deaths of two members. Mrs B. E Best and Miss Amy Williamson. Miss Williamson, she said, had been a member of the institute choir which won the Hodgkin Cup at the interinstitute choir competition two years ago. Motions of sympathy with the relatives were carried in silence. SOUTH CANTERBURY CRICKET COMPETITION MATCHES POSTPONED South Canterbury competition cricket games were postponed on Saturday, but a friendly match was arranged between the Temuka Club and a team from Timaru. Because of rain on Friday the ground united the spin bowlers. The finish was very exciting, the visitors just winning bv four runl. Bowling for Temuka Rix took five wickets for four runs. Scores. TEMUKA D. Stewart, b Stare .. •• •• ,1 F. Dawson, b Stare .. •• " n B. Gale, Ibw, b Tubb “ M. Reynolds, c sub., b Bradley . - 23 C. Stringer, b Bradley 8 G. Tully, c and b Tubb .. -• 1 N. Baxter, st Lang, b Bradley .. 2 P. Gilmour, c Crowley, b Tubb .. b J Hunt, c Cameron, b Thomson .. 3 C. Rix, not out .. •• " L. Fletcher, c Tubb, b Thomson .. 1 Extras • • ■ • • • 2 Total •• •• 60 Bowling—Tubb. three wickets for 9 runs: Stare, three for 10; Thomson, two for 2; Bradley, two for 13; Langrish, none for 12; Averis, none for 12. TIMARU C. Langrish, c Hunt, b Dawson .. 0 M. Crowley, b Reynolds .. ..11 J. Lang, st Gilmour, b Reynolds .. l< D. Quinn, Ibw, b Rix .. .. 8 A. Stevenson, b Rix • • • • * F. Thomson, b Rix .. . - "0 F. Stare, c Reynolds, b Rix .. .. 9 W. Tubb, b Reynolds .. .. 4 J. Averis, b Rix .. ■ • • • 2 I. Cameron, c Gilmour, b Fletcher .. o W.’ Bradley, not out 0 Extras .. •• 5 Total .. .. ..64 Bowling—Rix, five wickets for 4 runs: Reynolds, three for 21; Fletcher, one for 0; Dawson, one for 15; Stewart, none for 1 2; Gale, none for 5; Stringer, none for 6; Tully, none for 6. >

CRICKET AT WAIMATE

A cricket match played between the Walmate Club and a team from the Rest of the Waimate clubs resulted In a win for the Rest. The Rest made 56 runs, and Waimate replied with 39. Several good bowling averages, including four wickets for 1 run by S. Fleming, were returned. Scores were:— THE REST Wright, c Fleming, b Owen .. .. 0 Duckett, b S. Fleming .. .. 1 Pelvin, c Carbls, b Fleming .. .. 0 R. Fleming, b S. Fleming ~ .. 0 Laurenson, c Fleming, b Owen .. 0 Bryan, b Fleming • .. 1 Horsnell, b Foote .. .. 0 Heasley, b Murphy .. .. 27 Heiinessy, c Keyes, b Foote .. 0 Murchison, not out .. .. 24 Extra .. .. .. 1 Total .. .. .. 56 Bowling—Owen took two wickets for 11 runs, S. Fleming four for 1. Murphy one for 13, Foote three for 6, Balfour none for 23 WAIMATE Owen, b R. ’Fleming .. .. 0 Keyes, b Heasley .. .. 4 S. Fleming, b Heasley .. 13 W. Miller, b Pelvin .. .. 1 Foote, b Pelvin .. .. 0 Carbls, b Pelvin .. .. 1 Balfour, Ibw, b Heasley .. ..13 Murphy, b Heasley .. .. 4 Heath, b Pelvin .. .. 0 Menzles, b Pelvin .._ .. 0 Williams, not out .. 0 Extras .. .. .. 3 Total .. .. .. 39 Bowling—Heasley took four wickets for 13 runs, R. Fleming one for 20. H. Pelvin five for 2. WOUND IN SCALP MAN INJURED AT ROSEVVILL When a piece of flying wood struck him while he was blasting logs at Rosewill. William Mackie, No. 6 Bank street, Timaru, suffered a severe scalp wound. Dr. Gibson attended him and ordered his admission to the Timaru Public Hospital, where he is progressing satisfactorily. GERALDINE STOCK SALE ON WEDNESDAY The Geraldine stock sale on Wednesday will probably be a large one, with an entry of from 6000 to 7000 sheep. The sale will include a number of drafts from back-country runs in the Geraldine County. The entry, which includes about 1500 fat lambs and ewes, will comprise mainly store sheep.